281 Building a Shed Roof for my Friend Week 21

[@tomdenny8507]

What I liked most about this video is that the sound came through both speakers. Thank you for finding and fixing the sound issues you have had. Looking forward to the further adventures of "Memphis Applegate". Oh, nice work on the shed roof. It should last for many years.

[@MemphisApplegate]

That sound issue was a killer. I did a whole Memphis Answers, showing all the different solutions I came up with. However, if you want to hear some really bad sound, check out some of my first videos from 6 and 7 years ago. Back then I had a cheaper camera with no provisions for external microphones. Tell you what, Tom, once we hit it big, we will hire us a camera and video person, so we can concentrate on the projects. I went all out reinforcing the shed, since we are so close to the coast. The example is less well-built and has lasted for twenty years, but it was guarded on the north and south by outbuildings. The new shed stands alone on three sides, and thus is a sitting duck during hurricane season. Thanks for the kind words, and I'll try to not let you down on that sound problem.

[@stevewalker7822]

It turned out great. Nice storage and work area.

[@MemphisApplegate]

It's so hard to film outside on these longer projects that I didn't film it. But then I heard my neighbor pounding away for about a week and got suspicious. I checked it out and discovered he had turned my simple shed roof into a storage area, a work area, and vehicle bay. I thought his shelving system was a little over-built, but I really liked the raised plywood floor and the siding. I also liked the vehicle bay, giving the building additional utility. Thanks for watching and commenting.