you know it’s a good day when diego posts

Always watching your videos.. I'm your silent viewer❤

Man, you need to get a winch fitted to your truck!!!

You're so impressive how you work it all out. And you're so patient while you're doing it. X

Diego you are amazing, is so incredible to see a young man like you doing this stuff. Please be safe :)

I’ve done two full remodels for people up in that community over the years. These videos and your channel in general just bring me to a special place. Long days running a generator, sunset swims in the lake, hectic drives over the summit down to get like three miscellaneous items I broke or forgot, PIZZAS. The guy who runs the store saved my life one day with a box of 18ga finish nails. Thanks for the videos, man

Diego tries hard, well Diego sure did, thanks for your weekly video, can't wait for next week, I'm a Kiwi watching you from China, you remind me of my youth 🙏🙏🙏

Good job, get that winch make your life so much easier.

Looks amazing, so much hard work. So much wood all your neighbors will want one. Keep up the amazing work. So proud of you. Have the greatest day ever, love and peace.

Aloha Diego, Mahalo (Thank You) for your videos... both my husband & I find it relaxing, educational and somehow that same sense of accomplishment... My husband was like you an all around hobby craftsman... since his major stroke 6 years ago... right arm still paralyzed and he is mute... We've had to retire him...i thank you because there's a sense of fulfillment for my husband...i was his assistant and i find my joy in keeping his shop area tidy and organized... my favorite tool which i don't think you have and should get is a blower... it'll make clean-up so great! in your shop, truck, roadways after your cuttings, around your home/ driveway etc. Mahalo for sharing your great creations... Retirees in Maui, Hawaii

super interesting series, looking forward to the next one, thank you

Am I the only one who finds this insanely attractive? Like- men who do this kind of stuff are just so 🫦

Looks better than anything I could have done. It's almost as if I’m watching myself when it comes to slowing down.

Guess we have similar personalities, lol. I was holding my breath when #3 was going up and the post was wobbling. Man when done maybe enter the next strongman competition.

I wouldn't let anyone's opinion get under your skin, you do it how YOU want to do it...period

I don't think you're doing things wrong, because everything you do is learning how to do it better or easier next time. Life is about learning and developing, and we only do that by practicing everything we do. I learn a lot from how you do things and how you are as a person, thank you 🙏

Looking fantastic Diego

Beast mode @ 23:50, good work

Well Diego a great deal of hard work you persevered and you got it done looks fantastic , shall be nice to see the continuation on the build .

Thank you for uploading this video, the timing for me to eat and you to upload this, couldn't be better!

Diego, I am so glad to see you back on your wood shed, but please take it easy you are human and your body can only take so much,I have to say you are a very strong man. Keep up the good work I'm keeping up with you. Be careful and be safe God Bless you.

It’s looking good. Oh I have to say I love the music you play so keep playing. And my thing is use it before you lose it. Thanks for sharing 😊

Keep up the hard work. Like your eclectic music too!!!!!

so wonderful beautiful video my best friend Diego i love it see so nice

Damn, you are way better at any of that stuff than I could ever be. That this is looking sweet. I watch Kris also.

Nice Job Diego!!!

Nice Bark Spud!!

A very very nice work.

Super interesting!

Definitely worth a thumbs up 👍🏻

Looking good

Manpower, well done. Greetings.

Great work Diego. Roundwood laylout can be tricky. Nice timber framing slick!

Diego has skills! Yes, a wench, block and tackle, maybe a trailer at some point and you would be set. I love the post and beam design. It's almost too nice for just storing wood. Fantastic work.

Nice work! My very first boss, this was with Texaco in Canada, told me….I don’t care if it works or not, it’s gotta look good! I think the guts of your wood shed looks terrific! The ridge beam should be interesting. You could have long 2x4s lying flat from the ground to the tops of the 3 ground posts then fastened to posts and with 2 ropes tied to either end of the ridge beam located at the base of the 2x4s, then with a ladder at either end of shed pull on rope at one end up a few feet tie it down then go to other end do the same. Once ridge beam is on the

nice notchwork

Hey man Love you and your videos. You need an electric winch. Save your back and let your truck and winch do the work getting these logs ot of the woods

Hello, the video is beautiful

Good start on the wood shed :) It looks great certainly will be strong" I been busy building, rebuilding & some taking down it never stops on the homestead always projects to do !

Love it that you were listening to Santana

Next time start from the back to the front....easy to move everything .....crossbrace the big beams they are not steady!!!!looks good Diego.

Obviously, you and I have a different definition of the word PACING...my version is ok take your time big boy it can take two weeks. great job!

Man that’s a lot of work but very creative and looking great.

Hey Diego, thank you for the videos, cheers from Portugal. Great work and eager to see further updates on your journey. How about a video about the truck and update and the tools?

@Advoko has a nice process of doing multiple projects without getting burned out.

Love watching your videos they have been helping me by improving my mental skills

You look like you need a portable winch. We use a pcw4000 to pull way bigger trees out of the woods. It hooks up quick and is pretty durable. Anyway, nice progress on the woodshed.

Not easy. Kudos.

Just rewatching some of your older videos and this popped up.

Damn you made marking a notching those logs look so hard definitely went the hard a long way around it

Awesome, I need to find some back roads!

Standing and stirring and scratching your head works for me to.

Great video - tons of super helpful tips in here as I build a similar shed; I'm definitely learning from your problem solving. Couple questions - 1. Why do you not use your chainsaw to cut the perpendicular cuts in the notch (instead of the traditional method you are using). I'm guessing you are probably just trying to be more precise but I have a feeling you could get it really close to perfect with the chainsaw and then use the framing slick. 2. Why do you flip the logs instead of skidding them out of the woods? If you get a 10 foot length of a good rope (like a boat anchor rope or something similar) you can tie around one end of the log and the loop the other end of the rope around your waist like a belt. You'' be surprised how much power you can have with that little bit of leverage (I've manually skidded 20 foot timbers out this method).

Well done.

Normally a horizontal level vs a vertical level (plum) from the use of a plum bob. So u are looking for level and plum.

Yay part 2

Good work Diego ...From OZ .. Can I ask ? How are you going to secure shed to the ground ? At the moment it sits on Pavers .. A big wind can take it away .. JR

You need a good tow strap to pull those logs out

Lovin' the old school real country music! Too bad Nashville went to hell. : (

That what truck are made for using and hauling stuff getting beat up nice job on the wood shed doing a awesome job on it

You need a chain like Al and drag it out.

Chris canipe ? Chris and Holly show ? He is a great wood worker!

When using a slick it takes patience. I took a class last year for timber framing. Having the poles or beams secure while using slicks and chisels is very comforting. Well done. I too was wondering why such a high-pitched roof for a woodshed. Do you plan to install some shear bracing?

25:30. Has any guy ever make multiple trips when we can just burst our 🥜 carrying everything in one trip 😅😅😅😅😅

A dual purpose structure, a woodshed and a bomb shelter. Dig beneath and make a subterranean living space, This will stand anything upto an atom bomb. So many trees on the ground, all you need is three to make an A frame.

The way you were lifting the logs upward made me wonder why you didn't use a tarp or something frictionless to put under the log and drag them to your truck. How about a log arch? I assume that'd be easier and safer than lifting them over your head.

Hola Diego; Vaya por delante que no entiendo demasiado bien el inglés. Igual ya te lo han aconsejado, pero podrías ver el canal de Wilson forest y verías como su be los troncós con la camioneta y unos "rodamientos" ...

Screwing into end grain has no holding power , U need to put metal strapping around all the joints & screw into the side grain for strength !!! 👌

Maaaan, what do you know about Sir D,evils way up there? You listen to a little of everything if it jams.

Do you have too much tree coverage for solar too be a power option?

Hello sorry for bothering you Diego trying to find your akkumlator specs i tryed to read it when i paused your videos but i have bad eyes what makita akkumlators do you use? 3.0 ah 18V or the 5.0ah version thank you if you reply :D

Do you have access to a winch? That would help a lot.

can we got more collecting firewood d

As a physics trajectory balance your smart

You do know the chain saw works both ways

Diego, when you're hauling logs out of the bush, why don't you get some thick rope and use your pickup to skid them out instead of killing yourself flipping them out!

P.S. - you need a come-a-long!

Look at snatch blocks

Maybe... i thinks a lot of firewood in the second spot ... min 2:06

What class were you at A&M?

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Good lord dude as a person that worked in a lumber mill for 11 years you should of had help brother your on a one way track to a messed up desk in your back

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The local “authorities” don’t have an issue with you collecting wood alone the roads? So many places around the country would require you to have permits and pay fees to collect wood on public land.

Way too much work for a wood shed.🤦‍♂️

Looking good