It’s actually a very well written and comprehensive book kzfaq.infoUgkxhgbP-6hUnXu_QRaoHgLztgsI0YF3HqR0 . I wanted to pair this with an updated book on local codes to start planning a post-retirement dream shop. I think I have just about everything I need between the two. The extra plans available for purchase towards the end are priced almost as much as full home plans, not little sheds however.

Nice job! Loved hearing the why and how of it all. Most people blow through the building projects without explaining enough. Thanks. :)

I love your video! Down to earth and honest!

Great ideas my friend...I will be using the technique of how you raises thw wall with the 2x4 inverted💪🏾👀👊🏾

Very well done buddy. I learned quite a few things from this video. Thanks 4 sharing.😎

Fun video bud. I appreciate you showing all of the challenges.

Really enjoyed tour vid mate, especially the homage to Harrold Lloyd at 24:30 (you were just fast enough 🤣). Keep up the good work 👍🏾.

I have those same work boots man, thanks for making the vid!

Awesome video so genuine! Wish I had eyebrows like yours 😮

Your personality is awesome... you have great energy. About yourself.

That little run to grab the driver or screw gun as you call it earned you a like my friend. Keep up the good work

You inspired me to build my shed. Unfortunately I ordered my lumber from Lowes and got complete junk. They failed to pick it up as well. My dream is mostly ruined but I will try and salvage what I have. I'm going to Home Depot from for future lumber.

you picked up the biggest wall the fastest... probably cuz your lady was watching

Gotta say--double screwing the framing studs is probably a good idea if you're in Oklahoma. They don't call it Tornado Alley for nothing! The sturdier your building, the better chances it will have in bad weather. Keep the videos coming--I'm learning stuff here!

Learning from you. Laughed at 16:42 when someone cracks up : )

You picked up that lumber at a good time. I just paid $42 for a 4x6x12 , I'm going to build a 12 x 8 shed. Plan to use 2 to 3 4x6x12's for skid foundation. Hope it works well.

Not even building a shed but it’s a beautiful day I said hey im going to watch it

Best line: "the wife has a riding mower" love it!

Looking good.

Good for garage!!! Thank you...

The glory of working alone at 24:30 :-)

Out of all the build videos that I've watched I haven't seen anybody shore up the wall like that so that they could raise it as a one person job. So simple and yet ingenious keep up the good work.

i went with 2 panels at about 8ft on the 16ft side of my shed .. more manageable for one person and adds additional support in the center

Not Bad With Out A Level Great Job 👏👏The Word You Looking For Is Call Wood Cripples Or Blocking.

Great video! Wish you were could help me out! Awesome.

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16:50 "Now watch it fall back down." Nothing like a little sarcasm mixed in with accolades.

The neighborhood skunks are probably more excited about the shed than you are. Skunks love living under sheds

Dude, you got a hardbody too...sub'ing for sure!

You must to build four walls with plywood, painting and stand them up

No Ingles pero good job I love you video daludos from Mexico

After you stood a wall up, where exactly do you screw it down to floor/foundation? Between wall studs for example or angled (toe nailed/screwed) on each side of the bottom of the wall studs?

I'm building a 12x16 shed right now with the help of ur videos. I just finished my plywood foundation and noticed its not truly square. I'm hoping I can make adjustments during the wall builds to accommodate the error. Any further advice?

Great job, just a suggestion try and break yourself from looking at the video side and look into the camera

Thank you for the video. After you raised the first wall frames, you did not nail/screw down this wall. What kind of screws did you use?

Who are Isaac it’s me Talon I like your videos and episodes what ever you call it so bye.

Great job !! What did you make your doors with ? Did you use 2x4 for backing ?

Do you suggest using Ready Seal for pressure treated wood ? I won't be able to complete this quickly

What did you use for floor joists and what size is your OSB floor?

Really liked the video, can't wait to see how you plumb the walls. Oh yea, the pre-cut studs are 92 5/8" and with a floor plate and two (2) top plates the walls would be 97 1/8" " tall and with just one (1) top plate the walls are 95 5/8" tall. No big deal, just thought that I's mention that. Go for it man, its looking good.

The bottom is called the sill plate

You’re fast lol

How do I find part 2?

Hey there... I enjoyed watching this video... and I think I could give you some good advice in areas if you're interested?? Please let me know If you'd like some unsolicited advice on this build? I enjoyed watching you build.

How did you do your base/floor ?

Less talk more work..nice job tho

can you list all the wood and materials for me so i can go get a estimate and everything i need

I hope you didn't use deck screws lol but good job for one person

Do u have a video how u did your shed floor

Don't let it fall Taking chances

Level your walls

About how much did this cost you?

You fast enough bra 😂😂😂😂

love the video bud! Love how you add in your products, names, where you bought em and why you like em. also helpful tips and things youve learned! Thanks for sharing the knowledge. Side note, main reason to use nails when construciton for building is nails can bend and move with the structure and still hold together and not break. You're lucky if you can bend a screw once without it snapping. SCrews are amazing for SOOOO many things and I"m like you, I love them wayyy more than nails. And for a thing like a storage shed I'm sure it'll be fine, especially in a mild climate. I'm by the southeast coast and need hurrican straps so going with nails due to high winds, would hate for the screws to shear and lose the whole shed!

LOL already winded has not even lifted the wall yet

how much does it cost to put it together?

Gotta look into the camera not to the side

Can you make a material list for me ?

Missing jack studs under sill plates

Windows look to high

Studs aren't extremely expensive here we are one year later

How much did that cost

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Great job,,,what did it cost?

Should have used 2X6s for your headers. Also, when you sandwich your headers you need a piece of 1/2 plywood in between to bring them to their proper dimensions. If you're going to do it you might well do it correctly.

Next time you’ll tarp your foundation. You will.

Got so excited to see someone raise walls like I used to 😂👍 looks good. In the progress of making my own 8’x8’ but wood panels are ridiculous in price right now so she’s framed and has a roof

Awesome. I’m new at this, and I learned a lot. Many thanks for taking the time to do these videos 👍

Too much talking, too little working...

LOL pretty lazy seeing as how you built the base and just let it sit there getting weather damaged for months

1/2 inch plywood on floor I’m out

why is your video reversed?

If you worked as much as you run your mouth that shed would of been done in a weekend. Thank God for fast forward.

Hey dude let’s do less talking and more building ok

Remove your face from camera, it's goofy.

Ok. Get to the video. Want to see it but don't have all day to sit here listening to babble.