Will This be a Problem? | Off Grid Shed to House Cabin

[@claramullen]

Jaylena use a metal cutting blade in the Sawzall and cut up between the osb and the stud cutting the through nails that will get that down.

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[@jerishead630]

To save you double work next time instead of just pushing the stuff out the door. Put a tarp down on the ground and then sweep or push the stuff on to the tarp. Then all you have to do is drag the tarp with everything on it down to where you want to leave it. Or down the mountain. Much easier. Work smarter not harder.

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[@brendafainsbert4236]

I'm exhausted watching you! My wrists are screaming....use the chisel and hammer vs struggling on a board! Been there. Learned from suggestions. The saw-saw is heavy and heavier above our female shoulders. Men have upper strength and it IS EASIER FOR THEM! I'm feeling your achs. Stay focused as you are. We all have those days. NEver say NEVER! Look....you did it and did a beautiful job, Jaylena.

[@mylifeinanutshell6931]

Tarp has always been my friend in doing work whether inside or outside doesn't matter 😊

[@cherifew3485]

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[@charleneschmidt1920]

Jaylena, you might try to use the sawsall sideways where the nails are located. Where you removed the OSB you have all those nails on the studs. Your sawsall should bend a bit to go down the studs to cut all those nails. You shouldn't need to work as hard as you are. Make the tool work for you. Proud of your determination! Great job

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[@vickiemounts2962]

Jaylene the sawzall is made to cut through everything! Slide that blade between the osb and stud and cut it off! It will cut right through those nails. Let that tool do the work for you 💕

[@freedomrider30]

Thought about this agree with the theory, but you need a metal blade to cut the nails. Metal cutting blades are normally only 4". That will put a huge amount of stress on the bent blade and might break ALOT. I fully agree with the thinking but don't see it working in the long run unless many blades are on hand. $$$$$$

[@charleneschmidt1920]

My dad used his sawsall all the time. I really don't remember him going through a lot of broken blades. I myself love my sawsall. It is a great tool. Don't force it but let the tool do the work for you. Buy a few extra blades. It is better than it wearing you out. Work smarter not harder. Just take your time. It shouldn't be bending that much on those studs that are further apart. You have taken the OSB off the middle section already. Best of luck.

[@paulhoneyman6923]

Jaylena, above the windows should count on a header for strength. Usually a 6x5 made up of various materials. WELL DONE on getting as much done as you have. Watching this reminded me of what hard work used to be. You really should feel proud of what you have accomplished with this and the last few years of your life. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of it. Stay safe girl and I pray you all have a great week ahead.

[@lesleyhughes3174]

My apologies for butting in on your comment Paul, but how right you are. My days on our family building sites, laying concrete driveways, after so much prep work. Rubbish dump visits. Landscaping. It seemed never ending. And it seemed like yesterday!! But sadly not. Coming to my end, but so thrilled for these young ones on now their journey 👍🕊

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thanks for the tips!

[@paulhoneyman6923]

@@lesleyhughes3174 Don't ever feel the need to apologise for "BUTTING IN" Lesley. I welcome all criticism, if it helps these kids. I also noticed on the re run that the first window Jaylena uncovered did NOT have a header in it. Might need looking into with the room in the roof.

[@lesleyhughes3174]

​@@paulhoneyman6923 💌👍🙋🏼‍♀️🚐🧭🌏 there will be no criticism coming from this quarter Paul. You are such a great friend to this little family and I know that you only have their best interests at heart, always.

[@cherifew3485]

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[@mccalleto7506]

use a reciprocating tool or your saws all to go between the stud and remaining osb. you must remove the balance or whatever you finish with will be uneven, you cant leave,,, just get appropriate blade for cutting through nails and will go quickly, you will be sorry if you dont. good luck..

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[@mary-clarephillips7723]

My father in law built his entire house with a sawsall. They are the best. You are too! Keep on keepin' on tough lady.

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[@JenSwarbrick1966]

My Grandfather always said "Work smarter, not harder" ... leave that stuff where it is and do what you need to do over top of it. It's extra work (and stress) that won't interfere in the completion of the walls anyway! Great job so far!

[@LeaveHerWild]

Love that!

[@usagirl4188]

Girl you got $hit done! Im so happy for you. You are exactly the picture of a strong determined woman . Such good work ethic. The perfect woman role model for your daughter.

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[@kayfabe591]

Woot!! GO, Wonder Woman Wild!! Yes, you are an excellent role model for pretty Ember and superb inspiration to very many. Your sweat equity and muscle building is investment SMART, for your personal health and wealth -- and for your family's. ❤️💪💰

[@Bobslady21305]

@@kayfabe591n usagirl4188- 💯 very nice ❤️

[@TheWoodHaven]

If you decide to remove the OSB from the studs, an easy way to do it is to get a Demo blade for your sawsall. It cuts both wood and metal. Just slide it behind the OSB and it will cut through the nails like butter. The rest of the OSB will be off the wall in minutes. Nice job so far.

[@grahamlifejourney]

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[@Ann10999]

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[@reneeoneil5949]

Hi Jaylena. You can leave the remaning OSB up but will need to add strips on the areas you got it off. Otherwise your walls will be uneven. Great job!!!! Also you asked last time weather you should leave both doors. You would definitely have more room by closing off the back door. You have the windows for additional emergency exits if needed.

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[@karensandberg6226]

What you need is an oscillating tool then you can cut the nails and remove the OSB. That way your drywall will be flush on all surfaces. Hope that helps.

[@amandahamm624]

For the remaining which what I meant originally but guess I didn’t explain and I should have. Get a metal blade and cut between the stud and osb. The blade should be thin enough to get behind the remaining osb. You might have to pull a little to get the blade behind but it should be minimal. The metal blade will just slice thru that nail and you will be done with it. Great job and I know this is the tough part but you are doing it and that is all that matters. Most would have given up. Also where you rain into the issue over the window - most windows and doors have a header to provide strength to where that opening has caused a break in the support.

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[@denisemacdonald2062]

I would suggest taking the piece of OSB off the studs. You can use the same saw, run it between the OSB and the stud to shear off the nails. That saw was made for destruction and will do the job!

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[@jpardee7636]

That new reciprocating saw can saw off the nails between the studs and osb, just slide the blade in sideways. Don't forget your safety glasses and mask.

[@LeaveHerWild]

It’s not new, I’d definitely need a different blade

[@par0104]

You are doing a good job Jaylena. Ember is going to grow up being so proud of her Mom. You can accomplish anything.

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[@barbaraburke1676]

Jaylena awesome job, it can be both frustrating and rewarding the same time, I get that way too when I'm working on my RV remodeling project and my van also. Today I'd my 1st day of my week vacation from work, tomorrow is my 55th bday, resting some today then from tomorrow and to to the of this week, a few needed repairs on van and thwack to the demolition duties in the RV I still need to accomplish before I start with replacing the older water damaged framing where needs it and rid the old OSB and MDF boards that has been used in the subflooring so to replace them with new plywood instead for new subflooring, etc... we both are a few busy chics this season...you on that project and me on this one, we'll get're done, I'm rooting for you Jaylena be strong 💪 and be encouraged too. Sending lots and lots of love hugs and prayers daily to you Isaac and Ember 🤗❤️🤗❤️🤗❤️🤗❤️🙏🙏🙏

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[@billiehuskins8129]

You should have a mask on ¡!!!!!!!!!!

[@ginadills]

Thank you for using my suggestion! You go girl!

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[@mizzkathryn7]

Right on now put the sawsa between the 2x4 and the strips and cut down it will cut the nails to honey. You will need the right blade they are made for what you are doing to cut nails and wall board.

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[@m13578]

you need to use a block of wood for leverage to pry up the rest of the OSB on the studs wall! If you don’t get the osb off you’re going have put up fern strips when you re-side the wall! I would’ve used a circus saw punch cut in OSB to it all faster but your way worked!

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[@michelleoglesbee-flores2518]

I personally would take the strips off mostly due to when nailing up the new sheet rock, you won’t have to worry about where to screw in as there are existing nails from the OSP. Plus, some areas have the OSP already off, so easier to hang the drywall/ or siding if that is how you go

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[@jaystewart9947]

Looks great. Two things concerning leaving the strips of OSB attached to the studs: 1) where you’ve already taken it off of the wall surfaces you’ll need to put it back to put your walls back on the same plane. 2) it may cause some issues later as you begin to trim out door and window casings. Window openings and door openings will be 11/16” to 5/8” thicker than standard walls with 2x4 or 2x6 studs.

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[@pats4211]

Great job. I can't wait to see the new walls to go up. I also wish I could help.💞

[@LeaveHerWild]

You and me both!!

[@BNewfoundland]

Yup demolition & renovation is messy. You’ll do it. Look forward to your ideas to completion. ❤ Blessings

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thank you! 🤗

[@CherylTorres-o3o]

Jalena I've been watching you for over 4 years and you've always been relentless about pushing forward you never let us down Amazing accomplishment today❤❤

[@usagirl4188]

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[@LeaveHerWild]

Thank you so much!!

[@denisec6577]

Nice job! Let the reciprocating saw finish the work by cutting through the nails, between the particle board and the face of each stud. The rest of the particle board will just fall off. In fact there were probably some instances where you could have just cut through the nails without doing the little cutouts in the middle to make it even easier with less effort. 👍🏼🩷💛💜🩵💙💚🧡❤️

[@denisec6577]

You might need new or replacement blades to cut through the nails. Make sure the blade is graded to cut through metal.

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[@nanasbusdreams2131]

If you’re not gonna remove all the wood be sure and save Save some of the strips to fill in on the studs where there is none. That will even out your boards that you put on it after you get through insulating. Trying to catch you before you through it out or burn it. Good luck.

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[@nenettechavez6123]

that was HARD WORK!!! cant wait to see what you are going to do to make this place amazingly beautiful . God bless you more

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thank you so much!

[@its-me1216]

You have such good positive energy. We are blessed to be able to watch you in your true elements. You are so creative Jaylene. Go get em girl💖🌞

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thank you so much!

[@maxplanck9055]

You’ve got the right tools and technique for removing the chipboard wood jaylena,a steady pace and you’ll be done in a week or 50 hours, enjoy the process jaylena don’t take it to seriously ✌️❤️🇬🇧

[@LeaveHerWild]

I hope so!

[@mscarlarn]

I for sure would leave the wood on the 2x4’s and fill it up with insulated. No reason it wouldn’t work perfectly. You are doing such a great job. So proud of you.

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[@soonzach4017]

Great job. Can’t wait to see after you finish, I now going to be a cute little home, you are very talented young lady Jaylena 👍🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thank you so much!

[@cindygoblirsch9438]

It was fun seeing your progress! AWESOME work! Very proud of you! To see your beautiful bright smile, was a joy. You are learning new skills! You go girl!

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thanks!

[@patriciatennery3021]

And you are going to be so proud of the results when you know it’s not a piece of crap out there in that building. You are not taking shortcuts like the previous builder did.

[@johnlam3037]

Isn't it so much better when u have the right tools? 3rd times a charm.

[@LeaveHerWild]

Yep!

[@johnlam3037]

next time u decided to bring ur router to a demo, make sure u bring ur ice pick too. It might come in handy, lol.@@LeaveHerWild

[@MelissaMalzahn]

The Sawzall will cut nails, if you can cut down the studs, behind the osb the blade will be between side ways. Great job Jaylena. ❤❤❤

[@lukeyetsterjones]

if you take your sawsall and run it down the between the beams and the osb it should go right through those nails and take them off easy but if you have the patience to take them out properly it will be better long run than cutting them off or leaving in as they will be inthe way when you are trying to attach new wall after insulating/shelves/etc

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[@judyherman1249]

Yes you should definitely have headers and cripples above all doors and windows. One window had a header above it but no cripples. A cripple is a shorter piece of 2x4 between the top of the header and the bottom of the top plate. The cripples should be the same distance apart as the rest of your walls, be it 16" on center or 24" on center. The other thing this will help with is when putting up sheet rock/drywall above the windows/doors that you will have something solid to screw your sheet rock/drywall to. Plus it with give more strength to hold up your top plate in that span of distance on either side of the windows and doors. Otherwise, through the years your top plate may start sagging. Also, regarding the rest of your OSB on the studs, take your sawsall and at a 45 degree angle put your blade between the OSB and the stud and cut through those nails. It would be so much quicker and easier to get rid of that problem. If you try to put OSB over the top of what's left then you will need to put OSB trim up on the studs that you have already taken that part off of. Otherwise your walls in that area would turn out crooked to the rest of the walls. Good luck and hope this helped.

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[@jeanettec6212]

My exact suggestions!

[@wendyheadley3345]

Slip the blade between the panel and studs flushe to cut off remaining pieces off studs.above the window should be your header. Love how you clean up every time. Keeps everything in order and your not trip on s mess for when you start again. Good job 👍

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[@rt3box6tx74]

Really happy for you Jaylena. Your inner beast 💪came out today. You slayed the dragon. It's all downhill from here. 😄

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thanks so much!!

[@rhondakarol6664]

You get it girl. So proud of you and your hard work!!

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[@sharon7181]

You did a great job . That was a lot of hard work ! It's looking good ! Can't wait to see what you do to it next .

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[@billiehuskins8129]

Why don't you have a wheelbarrow or wagon ?

[@billiehuskins8129]

Love this video

[@Bobslady21305]

@@billiehuskins8129it’s ordered

[@brandonnorris927]

You done an awesome job u for sure gaining muscle during work on the buildings and property.Very proud of you !! Crazy how he put the walls up and no insulation behind them .

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Thanks so much!

[@jahnkecy]

You can remove the OSB from the faces of the studs by running the saws-all between the stud and the OSB , it will cut off the nails if you have a metal cutting blade.

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[@RubyMcgilvra]

You can use the sawsall and slip the blade between the osp and stud and cut the nails

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[@barbarabaldwin916]

It looks pretty clean and sturdy, I would make cleaning vinegar and spray lightly and dry off. Then do whatever you need to do.

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thanks for the tips!

[@Ann10999]

You can get a certain blade for the cutting tool and you can cut the strips of OSB off 😊

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[@lindanichols7296]

Jaylena I’ve have said before that you remind me of my younger self. You are definitely not afraid of a challenge. I have seen you do things that a lot of men wouldn’t do. You just roll up your sleeves and go for it. That was a tough job right there but you stayed focused and kicked but. On the remaining osb I think if you use a metal cutting blade that you can put the blade between the osb and 2 x4 and cut those nails right off. Just wedge your blade in there and go. I have used a metal cutting blad for cutting nails and it worked for me. Im not sure you can get the blade wedged in between there ,but it’s worth a try. Im just proud to see my girl show new subscribers just what you can do. GREAT JOB. Much Love Always. ❤❤❤

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thank you so much Linda❤️

[@normankuykendall4106]

You are learning as you go and improving as we watch. You are able to do this because you are an intelligent, competent person. Those of us who have followed you for a while already knew this. You know it too. Whenever you begin to feel overwhelmed, just say to yourself, "I just have to go through the learning curve." You have been there before and have always been able to work things out.

[@shelleymccrory-martines9906]

I’ve been with Jaylena since her days in Terrell with her ex. She’s been on such a journey and she has a lot of faithful people who been there with her every step of the way and I’m proud to be one of them. She is a great gal with a great heart.

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[@normankuykendall4106]

I suggest that you remove the strips of osb that are still on the studs and pull the nails. Yes, it may take a couple more days and more work, but it will contribute to having a better end product. Good preparation allows for a satisfying finished product. I would use a hammer, which you have, with a cold chisel to break the strips into small lengths which can then be knocked away from the nails fairly easily. Then use a pair of fence pliers, which you may need on the property for other uses, to pull the nails. There are other tools such as Crescent Company's puller which are very good. There is a Vice Grip plier intended for removing bolts that has a rounded end and can also be used to good advantage in pulling nails and fence staples. I have used all these and can personally attest that they work well.

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[@cheriekreusel3756]

I agree with a lot of the others that the OSB needs to go, be gone completely. Get a metal cutting blade for the Sawsall and cut the nails by going between the OSB and Studs. You will probably have to hammer in the nails a little, but it will be so much better to do it right. Also, a concern I would have if you left it on is the window and door trim, it would have to be brought out to the extra thickness. I think if you leave it you will continue to run into issues with it. You kicked butt and got so much done! I forgot but Paul, mentioned the window header, we put extra vertical studs under all our windows when we replaced them. If you need to put a window unit AC or fan in the window later on, you know it is good and solid.

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[@FourHuskyHomestead]

We just had to have OSB floor boards removed. My husband has a licensed as a home inspector. We are flipping the house we currently live in. And he can’t believe this house passed an inspection for the original owner. It should never be used as flooring. The floors swelled and buckled in extreme heat this summer. It was a mess getting it removed and new flooring. Expensive too. New floors are nice now painting. Praying market comes up in the next year. But I’m never seen an economy like this. It’s different from 2008. Sorry you are going through this. Having to replace what dummies do is always a pain in the butt. You are doing a great job!

[@JayneFrench]

I’m just amazed at how hard you work Jaylena. You inspire me! Love watching you and your progress with your projects. You and Isaac are a powerhouse couple. 🥰

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Thank you so much!

[@catburk7662]

You got in there and got the dang thing done!!! As far as leaving the osb on the studs, I’m afraid it will make the walls uneven as some of it is off and some is still on. I’m sure whatever you decide it will work out great!! ❤️❤️❤️

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[@debblucher2513]

Good God! That's a whole helluva lot of strenuous work. Damn you go woman ❤❤❤

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Yes!

[@karenroe6270]

Fabulous ❤ ❤ ❤ I think insulation in-between the studs leaving the osb as is will be fine. Being in a wet climate a vapor barrier will be needed I think. I knew you had this girl😊 YOU ARE UNSTOPPABLE. Your homesteading skills will be so useful. Seems like life was preparing you for your biggest challenges and adventures. Have a blessed week my beautiful friend. WELL DONE. ❤😊❤ 💖🌟

[@erikrenner]

The OSB needs to be removed or the walls will be uneven.

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[@KevinChristiansen-i2q]

Good luck getting the osb off the walls jaylena

[@Cflaming1]

I’d definitely attempt to get what’s left off even though it’s gonna be a pain in the butt. Try an oscillating saw they cut thru nails pretty good. It will drive you nuts trying to work around that left over board if left.

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[@grahamlifejourney]

You made so much progress! Good job! IMO since you removed the plywood, I’d take the time to remove the rest of it so you have a nice flush surface to butt your wood to after insulting (you should be able to use that saw zaw and cut down behind it if you have the right blade), it’d prob be an issue later if you leave it. Excited to see your vision come to life ❤

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Thank you!

[@wandal.rodriguez7253]

Slow and steady, you get it done. What I love about you is that you don't give up.

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[@erikrenner]

You need to remove all the OSB that is left on the studs. Should be easy now. If you don’t the walls will be uneven. Use the sawzall to go between the OSB and stud and cut the nails. You could also use a drill and bit the size of the nail heads. Drill off each nail head.

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[@roxannesykes415]

Save some osb pieces u cut to add back onto 2x4 to make it even then go with rest your plans

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[@ConnieA1262]

You always complete your missions. I admire your drive.

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Thank you very much!

[@mickkane483]

As much as it will be a pain I would have to say to remove the rest of the sheets on on the beams Because once you put plasterboard back up or that chipboard it’s will put a wave in the wood or crack the plasterboard Also when cleaning up does your little red cart fit up tp the step that you were cleaning up to It be easier on ya back if it does

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[@clintkay5860]

Put yourself a cable pully system from top of mountain to bottom of it to bring up your STUFF!😊

[@adriankung1625]

YOU did it!!! You absolutely ROCK! Such grit and determination! You can definitely be proud, and your demeanor when you got done showed as much. It will be annoying, but I vote to remove the remaining osb -- get a clean slate for your new walls. Also you should add bracing ( more studs) where there is currently none on the headers above the windows and door. Loved your musical score too! Stay well. Cheers!...from North Vancouver

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[@simplyme6558]

I would remove left over strips to have less chance of hitting old nails when replacing wall coverings. Just use a short metal blade on your saw saw. Run between 2x4’s and OSB. Victory is just around the corner ❤

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[@juanvargas3226]

Good job you should be proud of yourself❤

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[@dreadedscotslass]

The only issue that I can think of for putting fresh OSB on top of the old stuff is hitting a nail while trying to attach it. We call OSB plywood in the UK i personally would use a multi tool and cut the remaining osb into small pieces (while on the studs) then use the claw of the hammer to prize the small bits off. Its so much easier than trying to prize a huge bit off. Lots of love from Scotland ❤

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[@GiMom19]

That would be a header. Required above windows and doors 👍🏻 Great job Jaylene. If it was my project I would remove the remaining OSB. Start with a clean slate. My mom always taught me: if your going to do something, do it right the first time ❤

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thank you! 😊

[@bikerchic7938]

If you have a different blade for cutting metal i would turn the saw parallel to the wall and cut the remaining osb and nails. That would be faster than adding strips

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[@carlapierle8623]

Yay Jaylena! You finally got over that awful hump!! Great job and perseverance! I would be tempted to just leave that OSB on the studs and drywall over it. You may have to fir out the spots on the studs that don't have the OSB on it to even it out. The biggest issue will be avoiding screwing into all those dang nails! It will save so much time and frustration and you'll only lose about an inch of interior space from each wall.

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[@gailwalker5902]

Awesome job👏🏻. Days like these will keep you encouraged to keep up the hard work! One day you will look back and realize nothing is impossible if you keep on and never quit😎❤️

[@LeaveHerWild]

Yes! Thank you!

[@loralora4368]

I agree with Judy Herman. Make a choice: cut all that OSB off and the nails, or put up OSB on the studs where it was removed. I’d personally do the easiest way, just put up missing OSB. Excellent work!

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[@karlamandrell3954]

What a job that was! Great job girl! I bet you will be proud at the end of this little barn/shed renovation and. makeover!

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[@KevinChristiansen-i2q]

Great video Jaylena

[@lisabarajas1654]

You may hit nails when installing the new osb but it makes sense to do it that way. You can also buy the other type of blades for that tool you used today to cut the metal screws (get a few) and they will go through them pretty easily…

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[@PatBarr55]

It will look great when done, You go girl! Give Ember xxx

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[@shirleyhassenzahl902]

Girl! I thought that was a gun!! I could see you blowing that wall down😜😂😳😱😱🥰❤️

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[@proorizorom8288]

❤ this! Not sure if it's been suggested, but a burn barrel will make good use of your pile. Keep going, you're doing great! 🎉

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[@hollandspinehaven2634]

the sawzall will cut those osb off the wall frames...do it right and clean those frames off or you will regret it...demo blades or a metal blade for the sawzall...

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[@glennarussell4682]

YOU DID THAT !! That looked very hard. Made me tired, and I was only watching you do it. I am happy for you that, that is over and done with. Thumbs up and love to all, from S. California.

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Thank you so much!!

[@southwestlivingwithval]

I have one of those man toys. Why didn't I think of using that? I used mine on my kitchen remodel. This house was built in the mid 70's and the wood was real back them. A lot stronger than now. I use mine to cut trees and bushes too. Well done and great job! That is going to make the cutest little cabin. A window in front by those double doors would be neat.

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thanks!

[@c50ge]

Your gloves will work well if you buy the small packets of “hot hands”. Shake the packets t9 activate them Slide the packets in the gloves on the back of your hands! The packets warm the backs of your hands which warms the blood in your veins which warm your fingers. I’m almost 66 years old and just found this method of being comfortable in cold weather just a few years ago. You can teach an old dog new tricks!

[@mizzkathryn7]

If you leave the strips up it may sit your windows back too far but you could make a window box around the windows to sit stuff in? It is doable to just go on now with what you have going on now. It looks really good wish I could come help you with clean up I would in a heartbeat beat. Good Job!!

[@LeaveHerWild]

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[@oleman490]

hey girl;;;you need to get a package or two of occasional nail cutting blades for that saw and pry enough to get the sawblade between the osb and stud and snip the nails on the way down and or up;;;;

[@LeaveHerWild]

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[@maryshomestead]

There's nothing more fabulous awesomeness then seeing you with the SawZaw riping down them walls!!!!! Great job💥💥

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@sherrybehr654]

That was a very challenging job so proud of you of getting it done all on your own, (never doubted you couldn't). Excited to follow your progress on this project. ❤

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thank you so much!

[@heavencantwait1218]

Great progress, I admire your continued hard work and determination ❤ ❤

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thank you so much!

[@jujugypsyjourney3826]

Ahhh YES!!! SawsALL WooHoo!! Tear it UP!!

[@LeaveHerWild]

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[@Lorelly5]

Kitchen could be on opposite window wall to look out from kitchen sink - by covered area the couch could be in front of wood stove fireplace I’m sure lots of fun stuff going through your mind in the layout department- enjoy the process whatever you do will look amazing ❤🎉😊

[@LeaveHerWild]

Great idea!

[@marymontano1428]

So excited to see what you are going to do with the tiny home. We just bought a tiny cabin in NC mountains. I’m in love with cabins. I’m sure with your great taste it will be beautiful!❤

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[@ribbleslipscomb5171]

Hello Jaylena, you certainly made that task look easy. I realize that it wasn’t but absolutely applaud you for your tenacity. ❤❤ Rock it out, lady, rock it out.

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thank you so much!

[@gaylerichards7409]

I understood what you meant about insulating over and I don’t think you should leave any of the OSB up. I think you need to take it off the 2x4’s. Great job today!

[@erikrenner]

Yes, all the OSB needs to be removed or the walls will be uneven. It should be easy to remove now.

[@cjhoward593]

I would take all the way down to the studs. That way your insulation will fit and there wont be any extra space that is not insulated. I agree with those who said to use the saws all to cut the nails holding the remaining OSB.

[@LeaveHerWild]

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[@julien2912]

Please take care of yourself while doing this project. I had suggested in a previous video to lay tarps down in the shed while tearing down parts in there that way when all the pieces fall on the tarp then all you have to do is carry out the tarp and empty it into trash can instead of having to sweep it all up or pick it all up by hand. This will help you Work smarter not harder. Less bending over, less strain on your legs, less chances to cut up your hands, less chanced for allergens to get in your face.

[@sinbads.4189]

Nice job, Jaylena. What a job, but I knew you could do it.😊

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thank you!! 😊

[@OffGridisSweet]

Hey Jaylena you can use your reciprocating saw (sawall) to cut through the nails holding on those timber strip's on the studs. Just turn it sides way's and slide between th osb and the wood stud. Love your videos. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺 Andrew 😊

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[@bikerchic7938]

Just an opinion, but i would remove the window and put in dual pane low e glass windows that can be bought at lowes or hd. You may need to reframe window studs. Also that woulbe a good time to put in a jack stud the supports the header and keeps weight off the window.

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thanks!

[@allencheck501]

Man jaylena that osb was some stuborn sh___! But we knew who was going to win before you started! congrats on getting that down,you are a true warrior,keep it goin i know it will be great when your done!

[@LeaveHerWild]

Thank you!!

[@susanalario3836]

Wow can't believe how much you got 👍👍👍👍 great job! The only concern I would have is when you go to put up the plywood over your insulation you might end up hitting the nail heads and not getting a good hit if you use a nail gun. Please be careful if you leave all those nails behind. Otherwise a terrific job so far.👍👍👍👍👍

[@DebWh]

YOU did it Jaylena!!! Did you hear me cheering you on? 😉 You are a warrior. Keep on being you and accomplishing great things. I'm here for this adventure. ❤ from Canada 🇨🇦

[@LeaveHerWild]

You're the best!