I think you win best comment.

Yeah I have to agree it beat parking garage. lol

@@kenjett2434 Parking garage wasn't slack, Ken. Keep them coming.

ThatsNot Right , What about termite ?...Oh ok I see it..."alien attack"..lol

In a hurricane event I would cover the open structure with plywood, and strap (using air conditioning hanging strap gauge 22 or whatever there's available in a Distributor or anywhere anyone sells it) the roof to the poles and it won't or shouldn't go no where. I don't know how you're planning to do it but I probably paint mine with polyethylene white a good 3 times to start and review it every year or twice a year to see if it'll need a good coat.

They do indeed grow up fast,, my son is 13 now oh boy I remember the day he was born like it was yesterday,,,,Time really goes quickly.. Great video 👌👌👌

Hell yeh they do. I remembered my oldest being born like it was yesterday she's now 20 years old and in the Army

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Thank you, Randy. Glad you found some joy in the video.

A tractor with a backhoe attachment would be even better.

Geoffrey Kail, I thought about telling him to install like 4"x4" steel angulars of a 1/4 thickness on both sides under the union of the beams and top of columns as well. That way the beams have additional 4" under them to support over the columns. He'll see our comments, and maybe do it after confirming if is good and convenient overbuilding for longer lasting support and durability! Thank you!

future reference--product called Secure Set--2 part epoxy available Home Depot--mix -pour-dry 30 minutes-better than concrete-expands into the side walls and is waterproof--several fence builder videos on You tube extolling its value--- price in or about concrete range-maybe a little more expensive but it works with very low labor cost and can be installed anywhere.anytime-rain .sleet.snow or sunshine--just offering what learned

Exactly what my dad said. We call that "dirt daubering." Works great!

Thank you, DCon.

F M Same here in East Tennessee it’s on my ever lengthening to do list also. Good luck on yours.

I know what you mean. The week my father was in the hospital, I built a 3 bay tractor shed. He never got to see it.

I cherish every time I get to work with him.

Agreed, I am 62 years old, my dad taught me everything, and the will to build and learn. Built hunting cabins, barns, sheds, etc. I am still doing that stuff with the Ford 9N tractor that was my Grandfathers, new in 1939. Those of us who were lucky enough to do this with our fathers were blessed. He has been gone over 40 years now. Enjoyed the video.. That's a good looking Ford...sure would have put a post hole digger on it when I was digging those holes, but they turned out good.

My dad was always coming up with projects like this. I learned so many practical skills from him. He's been gone since 2003.

Thank you!

Glad to have you, Henry!

when i built our shed i used a plan from *WoodBlueprints. Com* and it had all the blueprints, supplies, materials, and list well laid out for me.

Yep, I made a point to get Cricket in this one. I know she's loved on the channel.

I've always tried to figure out how to build a shed for my kids. I tried several plans but always got stuck along the way. I'm glad I found this Ryan's shed plans [ Go Here >>> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ]. It has made the work become as easy and simple as I never thought it will be. Thank you Ryan!?

OFF GRID with DOUG & STACY Thank you! Appreciate you stopping by.

Thank you!

Thank you, Earl.

Thanks, Ray.

Lots of good upper body exercise on that thing.

Appreciate it, Slade! Good news about the snow is that we might get an inch every 2-3 years, so I'm not sweating that either!

Appreciate it, Ron.

Also, I welded about 2" of plate steel on the end of a 6'x1-1/4" pipe, so I can really pack the hole tight.

nice Ricky!

Thanks, Greg!

Yes, it's going to be very nice.

Thanks! But his mama gave him the good looks genes!

I think you're right.

Beat manhandling them! Thanks for stopping by!