Finishing The Shed Interior Is More Work Than We Expected

[@HometownAcres]

You hit the nail on the head. Sawing the lumber is only about 20% of the work if you are planning on using it for interior use

[@WoodsTreeFarm]

So much work but rewarding to see the final product

[@davidedwards3734]

Looking forward to see what y'all do with the building!! Great video!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

[@WoodsTreeFarm]

Thanks David!

[@danradtke1663]

Awesome job.

[@watershedoverlook]

Looks good Phil. Also, that is one HAPPY dog!

[@WoodsTreeFarm]

Max loves a sawdust cleanse. He's always rolling in it next to the sawmill too. When we're milling pine it helps with the smell!

[@toddsoutsideagain]

Looks great Phil. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@WoodsTreeFarm]

Thanks!

[@chevyguy-hf1yq]

Love it!! I honestly think at this point it would be faster to throw the wood on the wall and belt sand it once all up. I love planing!! But it takes time!

[@WoodsTreeFarm]

Ugh. I can't imagine doing that! It would be so dusty!

[@ProductiveRecreation]

If you don’t mind a rustic rough sawn look, you would save a ton of time. We have a wall of reclaimed rough sawn boards in our kitchen. Otherwise you probably really need a big stationary planer to surface boards more efficiently.

[@WoodsTreeFarm]

I don't mind it rough sawn (my wife might disagree), but we left these boards out to air dry and there's a little mildew on some of it. I need to sand or plane it all down to get rid of that. Its either that or bleach it and dry it in the kiln... extra work either way. In hindsight I should have put it all right in the kiln as we sawed it.