DIY Shed Ramp - I Also Wrecked my Table Saw!

The ramp size is 5 feet by 5 feet with an 8 inch rise. This project used 6 2x6x10 and 2 2x8x10 PT boards along with 3" decking screws. The first few boards were also pocket screwed together for some extra strength due to the thin structure at the front.
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[@shigesong5694]

This is the most sophisticated DIY shed ramp I have found on youtube so far!

[@mindfireart7843]

Amazing

[@donaldpowell7762]

Thank you! Even in “simple” projects like this you give great advice and ideas. Also, I’m half Canadian, and whenever I type “projects” I hear it in my head with the long o, even though I don’t say it that way.

[@ArpadBuildsThis]

Nice! Wish I could’ve seen a new saw appear… Sawstop needs send one

[@danielszemborski]

Thanks for the video!

[@alanmcwilliams4264]

Pocket holes at the bottom! , this is why I follow your channel Thanks

[@FridayWorkshop]

Cool ramp. That'll make getting a lawnmower in way easier.

[@HankEyring]

Your videos are amazing. Thanks for taking the time to share, and more importantly, the time to edit all the fluff out. I know that part takes forever. Always look forward to the next one.

[@DIYBuilds]

Well you'll just have to wait till Sunday lol. 😮

[@andyb7754]

Very nice. I've got to build something very similar but half that size to roll my tool boxes out of my garage service door to get them in the back yard. Thanks for the video, gives me ideas and incentive to build a ramp.

[@mariushegli]

I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.

[@donaldpowell7762]

Haha. My brain took way too long turning yt into KZbin. I was confused as to what the Caucasian algorithms were! 🤣

[@mariushegli]

@@donaldpowell7762 sorry about that 😂

[@jeffforbes3772]

Cool! The saw turned out great as well.

[@DIYBuilds]

Ya it's back to its old self again. Just wish saw stop would send me a free one.... cough cough... lol

[@sapelesteve]

Nicely done! I need to make me one of those in the Spring. Bookmarking this video for later on. Thanks & Happy Holidays to you & your family! 👍🎄🎄👍

[@markloving11]

Ah, after watching precision channel like Abom79, it’s refreshing to watch a carbohydrate former achieve at least 1/16th accuracy!

[@gregmize01]

Nice!

[@MCsCreations]

Great work, dude! It turned out great! 😃 It's too bad epoxy is so expensive, because a bit of it where the wood touches the ground... Would make it last forever! Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@sc2h5creations5]

I was going to say it's catty corner but realized you're probably trolling the trolls! 🤣

[@JeffreyMoon1974]

I was waiting for a "check out my new table saw!" announcement. You got me, Tricky Dick!

[@DIYBuilds]

I wish!

[@gilb6982]

Treated wood on a table saw ? What a beginer mistake ! It happen to me many many time ?? Lol !

[@williamfitzgerald3485]

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[@bullfrogpondshop3179]

FIRST!

[@dr.skipkazarian5556]

This NOT a criticism; rather, it is a simple question: since this project will be outdoors (in the weather), why not leave a 1/4 inch (0.635 cm) gap between the boards for expansion/contraction.....eh?

[@DIYBuilds]

The boards are super wet and will contract even being outside. Same thing happened to my deck.

[@teaguewhite26]

Probably had a great excuse to replace table-saw, now you stuck with it till next dumb idea lol

[@DIYBuilds]

I tried to use the excuse. No one sent me a new one lol