Diego, I have been watching many Utube videos for the last few years. All about building off grid cabins, etc. In my opinion, your videos are In the top of the top ten. I live in New York, Long Island and have property in southen Vermont. I am 70 years old and presently building one of my bucket list projects. A small off grid cabin . I could chat for hours, you have great philosophy on life. Keep doing you! Best Regards Mike

Hey Diego, I’m a retired Firefighter and for some reason (I really don’t know why) I’m struggling mentally. Your videos really Help me. Thank you👍🏻👍🏻

Using a skill saw blade to notch for a round log was genius 😎

That looks like how the Army Corp of Engineers would build it. Good job.

Jesus would have answered you before you hit the ground, HE probably would have said "Diego, what were you thinking " LOL Cheers from Australia.

I love all you content. I truly believe that you are a inspiration to young men even woman! Your very soft spoken and just really love how you have patients. Anyways awesome job and Thanks for sharing!

Just a quick comment to let you know I really enjoy your videos. Who the heck knew I would enjoy watching someone in a totally different country building a shed for wood. I don’t even need a wood shed!!!

The skill saw notch for a round log is an awesome idea! That is gonna be the nicest woodshed around!! I would have just made a simple shed..you sir have made a masterpiece.

Thank your dad for his service from me.

Cannot wait to see it complete. That is gonna be there for a long time. Your content is getting better each time. Keep doing you!

You can try lagging those long screws using a same size drill as the shaft of the screw for the near piece of lumber so the screw slides and pulls the near piece into far piece that you are attaching it to. Also use bar soap or candle wax for the threads of the screws to decrease the friction. This will help with stripped heads and boards that won’t butt up tight. You can google a lag screw technique. Hope this helps!

i've been following you for a while now. I just want to say that i appreciate your content and the way you share your journey. The edit was sick with the time lap part transitioning in to the sound that was playing

Fantastic work Diego the woodshed is coming along nicely You are definitely an inspiration for other people and the younger generation .

You’re such an impressive person Diego! Really enjoying watching your journey

Well done. Your attention to detail is commendable

You are a true perfectionist! Well done the shed will last for a long time!

Looks like a frame to a legit tiny cabin. Pretty good job Diego. You’re not an expert at any of the things you diy. But you are pretty dang good buddy

This is being magnificently designed! You are doing an amazing job! :-)

Love the commitment and passion. Calling this a woodshed is an understatement!! The firewood soon has their very own log cabin? 😉 Really enjoy watching your videos. Awesome content. Cant wait for part 4. Big thumbs up from Sweden 🇸🇪

Such impressive work! Well done and keep it up! From Australia 🤗🇦🇺

Fantastic work on your own. Much respect, can't wait for the next stage!

Watching you notch with a chainsaw and then check the depth with a laser made me laugh! Way to use what you have!

Good Job, looks beautyful so fare, i wait for the next week. ❤

Well done Diego 👍 work smart not hard you did a great job.

Looks fantastic Diego , and loads of bark bits for kindling , win/win

I really enjoy watching you build this woodshed. I have to admit you’re gonna have a heck of a wood shed but it’s gonna be beautiful and stout Tiny Houston MS ( Len Price )

Hard work,but it is looking very good so far.👏👏👏👏👏👏

Coming along great! Looks like lots of storage space for shovels, racks, etc when done.

Great job on the woodshed, Jack, RI, USA

It's looking good. Try drilling small pilot holes through the logs before screwing in those timber lock screws.

Great work and love the way you think.

Looks good. 👍

Very well thought out on your project. As always, awesome video.

awesome work all done by yourself! you can be proud of yourself

Your videos are really good, best youtuber that im watching From sweden 🇸🇪

A rule in wood framing is to have the wood stacked in such a way to have the vertical load transferred from wood to wood - as in using a bird’s mouth cut where the rafter meets the beam. In this way, the fasteners just keep things in place, and are not load bearing. In your case, the fasteners connecting the rafters to the bottom beam, are completely load bearing. The entire weight of the roof is now bearing 100% on your fasteners - and that can lead to catastrophic failure.

Looks great. You are your own worst enemy. Have a great week.

It looks like you could even store lumber on the rafters.

Awesome!!

I enjoy watching you work ❤

Love your Craftsmanship, looks to me the sap in the logs is acting like Glue

Thank you.

Nice Build. Consider using a plastic layer before the sheeting goes on to keep every drop of water out.

Great video continue with the great work.

With all dat HE MAN lifting bro does...I know he sleeps well at night 😅

Such a perfectionist😂❤

GREAT JOB ,DIEGO❤❤❤ GOOD WORK🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊

Watching 3rd episode today, really enjoyed the previous ones I know you’re taking precautions but do look into getting safety wear when using chainsaw, electric ones are ok and I know you’ve lots of batteries but a petrol powered is so much easier

great job Diego!

I really admire your skills with all that you do. What kinds of wildlife are there where you live? I thought a heard a turkey at one point too.

I would have used a crow bar to pull the stripped screw, might have broke the head off though, but worth a try.

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Esta ficando excelente Diego ! abraços do Brasil

Too bad those timber screws sucked!! They are so expensive these days. Nice to see your progress on the wood shed,

I would recommend a bandana to keep the sweat out of your eyes. I use them allot.

Hey Diego friends, he probably addressed that question multiple times, so could you please let me know why he always uses his ladder upside-down?

Wa bagus sekali💕💕👍

Enjoy your content specially gathering fire wood and chooping them somehow it feels therapeutic. I wanted to ask shouldn’t you put some wood treatment so they dont rot or anything like that being exposed exposed to rain and snow and sun.

Are you going to do a raised floor?

Diago,why and A roof,why so tall,and why not a lean too,as you are on your own working???👏👏🔨🔨🔨☘️🇮🇪

Your ladder is upside down as far as i know (sory for my english)

Sioux tribes for you from Elijah

why can't you put your fire wood underneath the porch

That was barely even a rant at the end. Bring back the sassy rant at the end plz

Cool. I am first comment...

This is the most over built wood shed!

Where are you're girlfriend?

Please worship the CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE, THE LORD GOD and try not to worry too much about the differences between the different religions and denominations, try to think about the similarities and the things they may have in common more than the differences. Daily prayer is a fundamental part that many people do not practice although it is encouraged "CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE, LORD GOD, I beg you to never force me to worship any false god and I ask you for forgiveness for my sins and immorality. Thank you for everything. Amen." 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Please pray this now, pray the words as you read them if you cannot look and remember them

Dude, you need a helper.

You seriously cannot do that without BEINGarrested UNLESS its uour land and there's anything like a town nearby...i guaranty someone will call the police

Great job on the roof I would take a hand saw and clean up your wedges cut them from the bottom side just so you can't see them good job