How to build a shed (Headers for doors)|Paulstoolbox

[@politicalpartyagnostic268]

Excellent demonstration!!!

[@sylvesterrandolphjr.4135]

I am trying to learn DYI projects. Paul's explanations are some of the easiest that I have seen so far to follow.

[@laverdadtriunfa]

Thank God for people like you, that are not scared to show and teach you knowledge to others.

[@Sly_Wolf_1]

Sadly I'm in the UK so some things are different here but I'm super glad i discovered your channel and subscribed, love what you're doing and how you deliver the info, thank you.

[@EMWoodworking]

Great video. I like the way you do the mock up, so people can get a better understanding of how it all comes together.

[@jeffreyebert9676]

Paul, I love your videos. I've been a painting contractor for over 40 years. About a year ago I saw your video on patching holes in drywall by using the paper on the drywall instead of tape. I patch all my holes that way now. Thanks for the tip. Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks. That ladder looks awesome can't tell you how many times I could have used one like that, I never knew they existed. Keep making videos!

[@dreed528]

You explain and breakdown every step of your projects so even if your not the sharpest tool in the shed your still capable of completing the tasks.thanks again for the patience and know how so that anyone and everyone can become diy'er thanks so much

[@ozzyorevir9033]

A VERY GOOD TEACHER, WITH A VERY GOOD EXPLANATION...

[@darrenmcsorley3726]

Hey Paul thanks for breaking down every step to explain the tips and trick and how it helps you throughout your the build. Not only do you explain well, but your fast and you leave out the common sense boring stuff :)

[@rockiesawchuk3827]

Awesome job Paul that is a fantastic ladder.

[@toddt10]

Paul been watching for years. Top notch content. My half lap fence gate spans 6 feet each side and still going strong. Keep up the good work for us DIYers

[@havefunbesafe]

This is a great video for a knucklehead like me who is doing this for the first time! Knowledge is power brother!👍🏼

[@Vaardable]

The giveaways are nice. But man, the knowledge, the why, is more valuable than any item you are giving away. I watch each video 2 or 3 times to make sure I am catching it all. Thank you for making it easy to understand.

[@paulstoolbox]

Thank you Bill, that is the best compliment I could get . You just made my day!

[@franciscoramos980]

Do it yourself just took a whole new meaning. Thanks for the tips Paul.

[@billf.rights2300]

Who would have ever thought that a simple change to a very basic tool could dramatically change its performance. I am very impressed!

[@dewaynefederico7710]

like your videos, very easy to follow; you don't go too fast and you explain so even i can follow. thank u. keep them coming.

[@wesleyfulton4891]

The smaller mock-ups really makes it easier!

[@pabmndz6783]

Great video i am building my first shed (12x20) as soon as my permit gets approved. This videos are very helpful, i feel more confident now. Thank you

[@MichaelBlast]

Mini Mock ups are great for teaching us who don't have a lot of experience

[@sidewayswhitaker502]

That mini would make a great dog house.

[@paulstoolbox]

It’s funny that you say that, I am going to probably put it in my backyard for fun but maybe my dogs will go in it LOL. Thank you for your comment and have a great day buddy!

[@paulzinerco7036]

HEY PAUL, LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, AND THE WAY YOU EXPLAIN STEP BY STEP, I'M REAL HAPPY TO FOLLOW YOU ON ALL YOUR VIDEOS, YOU ROCK PAUL, I'M READY TO BUILD MY SHED..

[@johnmorella8100]

I love you Paul Ricalde The Greatest Man I know

[@kimdziobak1553]

Very well done. I have made sheds before, but you gave me some tips that will make my next job even easier. Thanks

[@norrisporter8955]

I have watched several shed building videos. You are by far the best. You explain very well and show explicitly what you are doing. Keep bringing the DIY videos

[@iendoftime8781]

He is one GREAT instructor , who knows how to teach, and very detail about his work !!!

[@rikholliday8899]

I never miss your videos. Another educational one. I'm in Thailand on business and watched at breakfast. Couple locals were as impressed as me. Nicely done. Cheers

[@michaeldevaney3307]

Yes doing small mock-ups to illustrate obscure elements is so valuable to a novice

[@chrisgonzalez8663]

Great instrunction Paul. Now I am confident that I can start my shed build as soon as I get the lumber. Great series!!

[@hugovaldivia3652]

I like how you make a mini build, makes the main build seem a bit more simple!

[@harleygal30]

You absolutely do a fantastic job of explaining why it needs to be done and how I love watching your videos

[@lucabrazi36]

You're the man Paul. I've learned so much from you and now don't get bored on weekends!! Thank you!!!

[@stevenhauser653]

Hello Paul, I am very impressed how you go into detail and not just trying to put on a show. I get a kick how you make your models, as a Tech-ed teacher I make a model of everything to make my lesson more easily understood. Watching your videos makes me wish I should of been a builder like you. Good job!

[@BigDreamsTinyBudget]

I love how you explain things so clearly. Thank you for sharing this!

[@danthorn4838]

Thanks for the video Paul. I already built my shed, 10 x 24, with a single slope roof. I had never built a header before but had to build 4 for this structure. Your video just confirmed that I did it properly. Thanks again.

[@Musabe009]

Learned a lot of tricks and tips that have saved me a lot of time and money watching your videos! Thanks

[@kenmiller3073]

Paul your videos are. Awesome you do everything professional.... Your the man sir keep making videos.

[@johnmason2483]

Another outstanding video. It's like you are reading my mind. I am in the process of building a shed to replace my shed that was destroyed by Harvey. I have seen you use the Louisville ladder in earlier videos, but the demo you did on this video showed me I really need to get one. The corner feature on the ladder is so valuable. I have never seen it before except for your videos. A must-have for any professional or DIY person.

[@carychristian3264]

I’m very impressed with this guy in the build and the instructions to you give.

[@deboz8793]

Liking this series on how to build a shed. Thanks for taking the time and energy to share your shed build.

[@hatchet81]

Good video. The header is a good place to lag a pull up bar too. So every time anyone goes in you have to do as much pull ups as you can every time. Awesome ladder you got there.

[@dannyhollars1424]

I love the way you talk everything through to the end.

[@reginaldjohnson9668]

Hey Paul, your videos really helped me a lot. Having these instructions helped me save time and money. Great job

[@robertharrell4591]

I really like the header demonstration, thanks

[@delapazmichelle19]

I just love watching your videos, they are so informational, I am in the process of getting ready to build my own shed. My husband thinks I am crazy for wanting to build it. I think with the help from your videos that it is possible. You make me believe I can do it. So wish me luck it’s a go! Thank you for all you do.

[@paulstoolbox]

You are awesome Michelle, I’m sure you can do it! Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you!!!

[@delapazmichelle19]

@@paulstoolbox will do thank you very much.

[@TheAlvinHuang]

As always, your videos are always very informative and detail

[@activeal]

Paul, you are a very skilled carpenter as well as educator. The use of a model to explain the final shed layout is brilliant. It is a joy to follow your videos even though I have no intention of building a shed any time soon. However, I do enjoy building things and many skills cross over. It is a privilege to learn from you Paul. Thanks!

[@rickshook3995]

Real Craftsmanship ,,, You Do A Great Job Explaining Things Thanks

[@dennistapp9841]

Wow, I didn't know how many mistakes I made when building mine. I wish I'd seen this series first. Great information. Keep them coming.

[@paulstoolbox]

The main thing is you got years built. I only hope I can help you for the next one so it will be a little easier. I really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment me Dennis! Have a great day!

[@robbrito8325]

Thanks Paul. I love this step by step video shed series.

[@jeromehammer6989]

I just found your page and im thankful that I have. Im going to build a steady and wasnt sure how to build the rafters. Yoy made it extremely easy to learn and follow along. Thank you!

[@edernsting1397]

Every video you make Paul is a pleasure to watch. I think it is absolutely amazing the knowledge you are willing to share with the world. Thank you so much and keep up the great work. Till the next one. See ya😁

[@wilmassey44]

I really appreciate you going into detail like you do on your videos. Definitely taking my skills to the next level. Thanks!

[@dannyhollars1424]

Thank you for what you do. I follow your builds and use these to educate myself on projects I take on.

[@momik-syan]

I love the work you do I learned so much from just watching your videos

[@NinjaTheLego]

Can't wait for all these videos to come out so I can start building my shed! Thanks Paul.

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[@s.o.s.sauceontheside7324]

I appreciate these videos you do. I've recently started woodworking as a hobby and I have been watching these videos for tips and knowledge. Thank you

[@stevea4123]

I hope to build a shed for my daughters to save them money. SAVING this video and others of yours to to teach me! Thanks.

[@paulstoolbox]

I really appreciate that Steve thank you so much for watching! I will put all the finish videos in one playlist so they’ll be easy to find. If you have any questions or problems please let me know on my website Paul’s toolbox.com

[@edrusk9846]

that really was helpful - thanks for explaining the walls, headers, etc to me. great job.

[@gunsandhoses343]

You're a great teacher for visual learners. Keep up the great work, Sir.

[@williamtayamen9440]

Paul...your shed video is very informative. I am building a shed and will use your step by step videos to guide me through the build. Thank you! By the way...I am from Louisiana too!

[@tonya8276]

Paul, you never cease to amaze me! Thank you for your detailed videos. I am hoping to build my craft "she shed" from scratch so your videos have been super helpful! Stay Awesome!

[@vicvaldez5179]

Great videos I like the small models you make really helps to understand what your talking about.

[@jinfolsom]

Awesome instruction as always Paul. Keep it up! We love you!

[@damuadhikari8253]

You always amaze me with easy to follow instructions. I feel like I am a pro just by watching your videos. I wish I knew your videos earlier when I built my own not so super duty shed. Keep your videos coming. 👍👍

[@hillerisland]

Love all the videos and the time you take to explain the process and making it easy to remember.

[@jeffperkins8893]

I like your videos. You have helped me getting prepared to build my shed. Thanks.😢

[@joshuawitty6705]

Those Louisville Ladders are sweet. I am trying to start my own carpentry career. Been a heavy equipment operator my whole life, but now I am making a career change. Been wanting to do carpentry for a long time. That Louisville Ladder looks like it will definitely be very helpful. I need a ladder along with pretty much everything else LOL. Love your videos brother. I have learned a lot from them. Keep them coming please.

[@devastatn]

Nice build Pail. Gonna start my own 12 x 16 in January. I'll just keep your videos on a loop. Thanks

[@brothehandyman2011]

Thanks Paul I really have benefited from all the information that you have provided and all these videos

[@CoreyLaGray]

New woodworker here and I really do appreciate the detail you provide. Looking forward to seeing the rest of this series.

[@maryloulynch1988]

Yes. I'm a girl. Thank you for making your instructions easy for me to get. I'm making my first shed.

[@larryeckhart916]

I really lean a lot from your videos! Thank you!

[@adanespinal4811]

Thank you,,,Mr. Paul for sharing all this video.

[@mikefuqua5321]

Just whaat I needed for the shed that I was building. Very instructive. Thanks

[@jaimejay6056]

Thanks for teaching me the concept of framing my future shed! I'm going to enjoy building mine for 1300 dollars and it will be my construction. Very cool

[@timothyschindele6288]

Again. Doing a great job. Easy to follow

[@usdiver]

Paul, thank you for all the ideas!!!!

[@ChrisR-fu9oo]

Hey Paul - I really like how do take the time to explain so that even the ambitious newbies aren't left behind. Great step-by-step treatment of how to build a shed. Thanks!!

[@TheZerocool3312]

You've got some of the best how to videos I've watched , and now the perfect ladder for DIY. Keep up the good work.

[@MattWoods360]

I love how simply your able to explain all this. Thanks!

[@christophanderson9371]

I appreciate how clear and simple you make instructions!

[@davidabell9980]

I wish i would have seen your videos before I attempted to build mine. Thanks for thee information.

[@craftyhandyman9757]

At 72 and still working (keeps me in good shape and extra money for play) I think that ladder would keep me steady when wiring houses and running ductwork for heating. Great vids keep them coming.

[@skilermullen8856]

Thanks for the videos, building a 8’x12’ shed in the spring. Very helpful.

[@homegenie1]

Love the way you explain this shed build!

[@JonDunnmusician]

Hello Paul I came back to see the video again and I noticed a Louisville ladder I'm a huge fan just used my cross step today amigo

[@gtsfrepol]

Look forward to building a much needed shed. Thank you Paul for your continued tips and instructions. Great stuff!

[@kirkwilliams5740]

Good teaching Mr Paul

[@paulstoolbox]

Thanks Kirk, I really appreciate that!

[@CraigersL57]

Perfect timing with this second video Paul! Again thank you for the smallest detailed instructions. Keep up the great work!

[@johnmorella8100]

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[@johnmorella8100]

Been knowing Paul

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He appears to be someone we’d all like to spend time around. I’d really want to be around him and Brian Gurry at the same time, they are a good pair together.

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Clint .. Paul will have you laughing so hard .. such a phenomenal personality And like I said earlier he is so kind and gracious ... with the Heart of a Hundred Lions I love Him so much ...He is My Greatest Brother.. and All his family is so beautiful and amazing I love them All ... God Bless Clint ✝️✝️✝️❤️✝️✝️✝️

[@weslycarter1326]

Following along. I’m learning a lot from this series of videos

[@daffydavidyt]

Very detailed. Now if I only had as many tools as you.

[@ianlafoy5358]

Great job explaining the header

[@MrMonkeyGeorge]

Awesome video. I love that you break it down and explain everything.

[@me-uh6gq]

thanks for the video going to use this to explain to my mother how easy it is to build with the right materials then buy in store.

[@williampeacock9473]

You do a great job showing how do everything. Enjoyed the video very much. Keep up the great work.

[@moonlitphillips]

I love your video's, they will come in handy now that we are building up our own homestead.

[@donduty2538]

That's a great idea for the ladder on corners.

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Keep making those videos Paul love them.

[@rudygeorgiamulesandcountry1594]

The pink is a nice touch !

[@dejasnlewis8219]

I really enjoy your updated techniques compared to all the old building videos.

[@a5ync]

That's exactly type of video I was looking for. Paul rocks, as always! Thanks for sharing!