These Cedar Boards Made A PERFECT Shed Wall

Walling the back of the sawmill shed with Red Cedar.
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[@letiziacapra8947]

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[@chrisjohnson4165]

I live in the UK. In the first World War, 1914 - 1918, the government supplied small engineering firms with workshops, some made of cedar. There was one not far from me that was still in great shape the last time I saw it around 2001. That's a lot of winters, summers, snow and rain, scorching sun, woodworm etc. Cedar is a great wood!! It also makes superb guitar tops. Maybe the slice through the middle, which equates to being quarter cut, would have been a lot more valuable to sell to guitar makers. Thanks for uploading a glimpse of your life!

[@kmarch6630]

It's your cedar. Do what you want with it. Some people are so rude.

[@joecallahan3379]

That's right

[@robertherzog2087]

Yep, I built work benches from cedar in my work shop. My shop, my cedar, my idea. Didn't need someone else's opinion.

[@FJERNSYN49]

Simply, if you have it , use it. If you don't have it, well use something else. That's how it's beeing done the world over. Nice wood, nice shed.

[@marymigliore3396]

I agree !

[@MaryGatdula]

That's exactly what I was going to say! I don't know what's wrong with people. They get so bent out of shape over things that are none of their business; it's just ridiculous. But I sure wish I had some of that wood. It's very beautiful.

[@jimcurrier3922]

Your logs, Your mill, Your lumber, You can do what You wan't!!! If they don't like it let them get their own mill and logs.

[@nancyjeanharvey7647]

Yes it's all yours & do what you want Looks great.

[@Whisperblade]

lol was about to say the same thing... I really don't get how people can be so self entitled that they think they can tell others what they can / can't do with the other persons property, If they think one shed wall made out of cedar is bad they'd hate to see some of the stables and animal enclosures I've worked in the entire structure was made from cedar, (the ones that weren't made with Iron Bark) all harvested from the property they were built on.

[@larrylovegren3254]

right on

[@NomenNescio99]

Sure, the most happiness for every piece of lumber. Each and one to his own liking. I would have done something else with those beautiful boards, but I really can't understand why anyone would get upset about it.

[@dangermartin69]

That's right.

[@michellejaggard9657]

I don't know if I would have used such beautiful wood for that but You have made the most beautiful shed I have seen. I understand where you are coming from. I am a sewer and when I see beautiful material sometimes regardless of the cost I just go for it and buy me a yard or two and make something I can just enjoy and love, maybe it is the texture, the look or the color but I never regret it and I know you won't either. Sometimes I think people forget all the hard work we as artist put in to things and sell and that we also deserve "pretty" things. Congratulations on a job well done. Wish I could smell that cedar. Enjoy. If you happen to have a couple of boards left put them up in your daughters closet, years later when she smells cedar she will automaticly think of you. and a little block truck or car for your son.

[@RJMahoney1975]

Watched this video with the family. I'm 44 years old and have a career in technology.. looking at this video I really questioned my career.. I think I would be so happy doing the work you showed here.. seems like a satisfying way to make a living.

[@mattloporto499]

Ryan- I thought the exact same thing! Tired of being at a damn desk all day....

[@aporter701]

I retired to do just that...cut cedar. Lots of it here in Logan Co. Ark.

[@gbacher1]

I was a carpenter at a college for 23 years after being a structural draftsman and bouncing around for several years in different trades so I could repair anything on campus in my trade. Did things on campus that were so outstanding I will always be proud. .

[@davidjonathanmolinagodoy8488]

same here fella

[@johnthomsen8802]

Add to that the pathetic office clique crap and power trip. I'm 45, got a Master's and unable to find work. Seems like work needs to take a step back from all the connectivity and devices. Back to basics .

[@danmaciosekmaciosek6166]

I used 12" and 15" wide by 1" thick ash boards for the board and Barton on my sawmill shed ! Use what you want, and what you have! Great video

[@tysonsackett5658]

I feel the same.

[@chrispools]

What a fantastic place for your kids to grow up. Oh, and the shed was pretty cool too 😃

[@dennishayes65]

Your cat looks pretty friendly ! Looks like it wants to help ! Pretty Cat !

[@18Bees]

I started using logs as beehives. Soon as I saw those logs behind you I was drooling 😂😎

[@johnparson8824]

The parts where I live, cedar is an evasive wood and is everywhere. After watching your shed series I'm contemplating making a smaller version for a firewood shed and use the standing cedar for the entire project. Great job on your video's. Keep up the fantastic work.

[@screwyou341]

looks Good...no complaints.....thats a good kitty,,,,,out there helpin u do all that hard work.......

[@cliffordthomas9623]

Looks awsome, have a stack of cypress I'm going to do the same with. I know the carpenter bee loves cedar.

[@tonyharison2058]

Looks great! Also your cat is so chilled, most cats do a runner with any kind of noise going on.

[@linzierogers6227]

Mine does and fast too.

[@jackgreen412]

Looks like my cat Baby.

[@Dave-ty2qp]

I really enjoyed the cat also. He reminds me of a Red Rex cat I once had named Shopcat. Never got startled, and he owned my wood shop. LOL

[@BugFarmerBees]

Love the cow-cat and I am jealous of the cedar walls. You have the best smelling shed in town. I wish you were my neighbor so I get some of that great wood.

[@KaleidoscopeJunkie]

Beautiful ! ! It's like looking at an OLD COVERED BRIDGE. I would build yokes from 4x6x18 and screw them to the posts. Then rest the purlins in the yokes. Just make sure to only secure one yoke first and clamp the opposite end. It will need to move around to get the purlin in. Then screw it to that post. - KJ

[@falllineridge]

Great advice! Thank you. It does look like a covered bridge.

[@UnwellGaming]

love it. looks like huge slices of bacon. lol

[@Plrbear98]

I was just going to say the same thing! Ummmmmmm... Bbbbaaaaccccoooonnnnnnnn

[@MaryGatdula]

LOL. Maybe that's why I see it as so beautiful. 😁

[@mauso12012]

Just showed my Mrs. She said the same thing. Now I'm hungry for a BLT

[@TxStang]

Mmmmmmmm BACON !!!!

[@davidschmidt6013]

Unwell, never thought of that. Now I can't UN-see it. Thanks a lot! lol

[@D...........33]

The people who are giving you a hard time about using the wood you have used. In most of America this would be firewood. Do not listen to them. Their sad lonely people. Just keep doing what you are doing.It looks amazing. Well done, life's too short to listen to The s____ in life.and again well done.

[@paulotoledo6965]

Bah dag

[@gregtheredneck1715]

Got to love folks getting all up in your business telling you what you need to do with your own stuff. Perfect response on your part....

[@Amy_McFarland]

Interesting that there is negativity with this project. You secured the wood for free, you used it to solve a problem and it truly looks fabulous! I'm getting ready to build a tiny home and you can be sure I'm going to repurpose whatever comes my way to make that happen! Anything that serves a purpose is NEVER a waste!

[@darrenmorrow5697]

That sir is a thing of beauty, id like to walk out and see that if it were mine as well. You have the future man in training right there. God bless.

[@falllineridge]

Thank you, Darren.

[@tinydancer7426]

Your cat hanging around (supervising) as you work reminds me of Shawn James' dog Callie, only the cat isn't carrying around something for you to throw so she can fetch. Cats can be so chill.

[@bonniebrock5109]

I thought the same thing. Callie the water dog on My Self Reliance.

[@genewells6691]

Love what you did with that and for the people that use foul language that just shows their IQ you're a very blessed man and I'll be praying for you success in your business

[@Kokoras1980]

I am so glad my friend, I really like the work in the estate and me, the sawmill is all your money well done to your family. How much does a sawmill do?I AM from Greece Florina 🇬🇷👍🌨️😁

[@davidbray6515]

just subscribed from England i really enjoy your content and the value of your logs is up to you its you that milled them

[@user-qp3rn1jg2q]

Nice job! sweet re: attach square ends to round post/use Sign Post Brackets if you don't want to notch the wood

[@themplar]

Love how the kitty keeps close and wants to see everything

[@rickjones3258]

Anybody else catch themselves taking a deep inhale trying to get a whiff of cedar wood? Lol. Great job. Looks great!

[@pathfindergeorgia1117]

Hey I think it looks great, oh and for all those folks that are haters tell them it’s your Wood shed so pound sand..

[@jackgreen412]

Your shed: your business. Nuff said.

[@silvrliit]

Beautiful striations, a beautiful lumber- and man it’s yours do what you see fit with it! What biz is it of anyone to try and dictate how you use it, dare say none of them would ask some arbitrary dude their opinion:/! Good job!

[@user-oj4xh8cg2l]

that is a nice looking shed... and your pleasure looking at it every time you pass by will add up to your spirit and translate into your life, every little bit counts.

[@JohnnyUmphress]

I think it looks fantastic. That will withstand many years of weather. I would do the same thing if I had it. Most people do not realize that lumber yards sell cedar lumber for the use on building exterior. And it is painted, never to be seen. Not to mention cedar shingles.

[@captgringo]

I must admit, I was one of the nay thinkers myself, however your explanation of the inspiration from the lumber you produced makes me retract my thoughts. Enjoy it and your fine family !

[@falllineridge]

Thanks! Glad I made a convert! Always appreciate you stopping by.

[@aporter701]

Good looking shed...and a fine looking son!

[@BeachsideHank]

That Cedar shed is going to make you a local legend and speak to your discernment skills- you made the right choice; your family will be proud, and that's all that really matters anyway.

[@raybrensike42]

4:53, Cat knows where the softest wood is.

[@MrToby136]

This video show be titled "How to trigger people with OCD tentancies"

[@tantaluss68]

so should that sentence lol

[@wilhavtawaite48]

Well food for thought maybe he has a brush hog on the tractor and in order to get the tractor under cover with a front bucket and the brush hog adds weight to keep rear wheels on the ground when he's lifting a log , so he backs it in and the hog fits under the shorter board area and out the back of the shed . Which is logical to protect the bigger part of his investment. As far as people complaints about the use of the cedar planks he owns the right to use them anyway he desires even biulding an out house if he desires.!

[@paulstan9828]

It’s funny how people see things differently. I looked at what you were doing and thought what a beautiful way to use those trees that were just going to rot. And I was thinking man I’d like to do that.

[@jamesharless5357]

I’ll agree with you about the cedar, you can enjoy it a lot more at Sawmill location. Every time you go out to the Sawmill you’ll have that great cedar smell.

[@billstarr9396]

Everybody has their own way of doing things, myself included. I have seen you, and guys on other channels, do things that I disagree with. However I respect the decisions that all of you guys make for one very important reason....it's not my shed and it's not my KZbin channel. I'm not saying things that were done are wrong all I am saying that in certain situations I might do something differently.

[@michaelglidewell1524]

Here's the other thing, this way we also get to see them ... probably in most every video from now on

[@falllineridge]

Michael Glidewell Good point!

[@dougevans6389]

Michael Glidewell that's true I didn't think of that! May God bless you and all your family and keep you and your family safe from this Corona pandemic!

[@KarlBunker]

That's the best dang looking shed wall I've ever seen. I love the rustic live edges and raggedy gaps. Thanks for sharing!

[@falllineridge]

KarlBunker Thanks!

[@robk1310]

I like the cedar planks. It looks real good. I understand the angry people, though. After all cedar is special and it’s not like it grows on trees.....oh wait, yes it does. LOL!!!

[@dlbknives4869]

I find it amazing that keyboard commandos feel it's their business to tell you what to do with the wood you worked so hard to procure.

[@MrFHLH]

Wow, that looks brilliant smart job and give much protection for the saw and tractor, plus on rotten days be much nicer to work in. Congratulations, job well done and a pat on the back.

[@maryannruffini2169]

I think it's brilliant that this man took that old log and recycled it for his shed. Good guy, lovely family.

[@Dirtmonkey]

Really looks cool, that should last a long time !

[@nom5205]

no its not..!!

[@tommyadams1897]

I would love to have a cedar wall shed. I think the nay sayers would love one also just to prideful to admit it. You have a blessed day and keep making these wonderful videos. There will always be someone to complain about something. Let it be like water off a ducks back and keep on moving.

[@niq872]

i can only imagine how amazing that is gonna smell after rain

[@michaelc5369]

You tell them, it’s not like there’s a shortage of cedar trees in the south.

[@almonjacob3496]

I understand their feelings, I love cedar to, but this is still America, use what you want how you want to use it. I would have done that back wall with heavy canvas tarps so it could be rolled up on the nice days.

[@falllineridge]

Thank you! That canvas idea is pretty clever.

[@michaelgoettsch7744]

@@falllineridge I would use that idea for the end walls and front wall for winter and for ease of removal of the tractor and mill.

[@jaquigreenlees]

@@michaelgoettsch7744 I agree the end and front could benefit with this, specially if they expect any snow. ( Evergreen trees tend to be in areas where snow is a common thing. ) Or even for when the win and rain are coming in from a different direction.

[@BESHYSBEES]

Fall Line Ridge canvas coated with beeswax is a pretty good waterproof material, canvas is already water resistant to a certain degree

[@almonjacob3496]

@@BESHYSBEES absolutely, canvas hanging in sections with a pole at the bottom could be rolled up in sections or all together and tied. This would allow the air to circulate on those hot days. Beeswax would remain flexible, that is a good idea.

[@pooka9052]

You've made a beautiful sculpture and displayed the grain of the wood perfectly, it must have gifted you a great sense of pride & achievement.

[@jGoodloejr]

Some folks really need to "get a life" You are doing good and we are enjoying you craftsmanship!

[@farmingsmallkubota1783]

My uncle was pointing out his cedar light pole that he cut 50 years ago and is still as strong as the day it was cut. I can't see a better reason to use the cedar on the shed than that. long lasting and it will weather well.

[@timbell5393]

Tell them you milled it up you will use it how you want

[@marks-0-0]

I'm not really into furniture myself, more of a practical outdoor guy so totally agree with appreciating the timber in this practical setting 👍

[@davidduvall4655]

I see the inspector giving everything a cat scan. As for people complaining about you using the cedar. It's you lumber do what you want with it. Would i have used it, probably not but that doesn't matter. Looks good i just woul have made it a little longer fo more protection. Again that's me if you are happy that's all that matters. Good luck in the days ahead.

[@springrollss]

Shed looking like a medium rare steak

[@jackmorgan1677]

Looks like a bacon wall to me...

[@brianagnew7634]

Looks beautiful. There is nothing like the look and smell of cedar.

[@itsnotallrainbowsandunicor1505]

@2:02 Cat: Yep, everything looks good from down here. You're good to go.

[@123spleege]

Well, I've had some carpenter cats like that on my job site. Overpaid slackers. Always sleeping on the job.

[@covfefe5156]

The carpenter cats work nights keeping the varmits out while you are sleeping.

[@123spleege]

@@covfefe5156 True. But my catnip costs during the day exceeded there production value. Layoffs were my only answer.

[@charlie99210]

To all those people who slammed for "wasting" the cedar planks, I say this: Did you provide the logs? Did you haul them to the mill? did you take the time and energy to mill them? If the answer to these questions is no, then BUGGER OFF! Until you have stake in what is done on these videos, you HAVE NO SAY in what the materials are used for. Personally, If I had these boards procured in the dame manner, I'd do exactly what he's doing!

[@fantomfotog]

The Cedar really adds some character to the shed! way to go!

[@mydoghas476]

12:41 the walls look like bacon

[@socalwoodworks3007]

I think it's a beautiful sawmill shed, one I'd love to have. I love cutting cedar in my shop, the smell lasts a couple days.

[@miked2537]

Look's amazing and all those who complained, i bet they all have a cedar fence and cedar outdoor furniture. It's free wood and you can do whatever you want to do with it.

[@matthewboyd3297]

Thank God we live in America where the liberals cannot tell us what to do with our own possessions. God bless your family

[@erikleorga]

o.O

[@davidconaway2830]

Matt, as a republican I've had other republicans try to tell me how to live my life since I've been alive. Let's keep this wonderful channel politics free and understand that some people are just a-holes with an opinion, and safety behind a keyboard. Be well.

[@matthewboyd3297]

I was not talking about the difference between Democrats and Republicans. I am talking about conservatives, self-reliant people, and the values of liberals who would like to use other people‘s possessions and Hardwork and give it away as they see fit

[@ahmednasser3132]

My man !!! I love how he addressed the cedar haters .

[@kthwkr]

I love the ramshackle look of the back of your shed. It's really beautiful. Moth's are carnivorous. Moth's and their larva eat animal fiber. They don't eat plant fiber. So cotton is safe. Unless the cotton or polyester or whatever is mixed with wool. It is a good idea to save some scraps of the cedar and tack them up to the inside walls of your closet. It doesn't have to be nice looking. you don't have to cover the entire walls. And keep the really small pieces to go into the pockets of your wool coats, pants, etc. Put the cedar sawdust into small cloth bags and put those into pockets or wherever. Take some of the small chunks and drill a hole in them so you can slide them over the hook of the coathanger. Or don't buy anything with wool. Or a mink stole. Or rabbit fur., etc. But most men's suits have wool so you need some protection for your Sunday finest. And you can't tell she-who-must-be-obeyed what to buy anyway.

[@carlosyanez7289]

It looks like giant slabs of bacon!! That wall looks delicious! Nice job.

[@bozlinsk]

I love how the cat's like "dad's going this way... I go this way too!"

[@gordbaker896]

It's an implement/drying shed, not the Space Shuttle or a Boat. Nicely done, perhaps do the Windward End and a window on each wall.

[@MrXaeb]

There's a reason people used to cedar shingle their homes and still do sometimes, it holds up for a very long time. Those are some beautiful boards but they're looking just fine on the back of your shed.

[@NickTheKangaroo]

If you cut your joining beams on a 45 degree angle and saw out an indent on your round support post, you'll be able to secure your horizontal joining beams together in the round post. The two joining beams are screwed together on the 45 degree angle straight into the round post. Also, a shed of that size with those walls would benefit from some sort of bracing. A brace forming a 'V' shape starting from the top left and top right and joining at the middle post at the bottom.

[@dingoniner5528]

How about this story. A church pastor says to a guy, "Hey, I know you want to cover the back of your shed, and we have this old cedar log laying in a field over there, why don't you help yourself?" The guy replies, "Nah, cedar is way too nice. You should offer it to a guy who needs to line his closet. I'm going to go find an uglier log." And the cedar log rots away.