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Very well done. Picked up a couple of good points for my lean to shed!

Thinking out loud here. Ideas for a future series ... expansion add-on to existing shed about tie-in to a side wall or back. Or maybe, building a shed with higher roof using ridge beam and rafters instead of truss roofs. Or, maybe building a dog house (which isn't a shed LOL, but still interesting). Or maybe, adding a deck to a shed structure. Or maybe, building a shed styled greenhouse or screenhouse. Just ideas. Take care

This was an excellent series. I'm looking forward to whatever you have planned next. Thank you for the plans, material list and the shopping links that you always provide. It seems that you always include at least one 'extra tip' during the video. Awesome difference maker, compared to other channels. God bless

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Can you make one for a 12x16? or 12x18? or have any tips on making this bigger?

Great shots and explanations of how to cut the angles without using math. Thanks!

Where do you not caulk to allow moisture to escape? The guy that built mine said something about around the windows and overhang but im not sure i understand it right

Thanks a million for making these videos. They are super helpful and have cleared up a lot of questions I've had!

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Great job! I wish I knew about the longer nap when I painted my shed last year. I used 1/2 inch nap roller and had to use a brush to get in the grooves. Also is it better to use stain or paint?

Thank you!

Do Not put plastic over your plants unless you want to kill them. Put a proper drop cloth over them.

Maybe I missed it, I don't see the plans to build this 4x8 shed? Are there still plans on the website for this build? Thanks!

Can anybody tell me how i can build a 10x14 ft shed wood foundation without using 16 ft lumber? Is it possible to bud up pieces of lumber to make a floor this big? My problem is i have no way to transport 16ft lumber.

The exterior lights must have a round electrical box installed flush with the finished wall. For the incoming power I would have also installed a flush mounted box and use an extension box on the outside. I would really consider not using a power cord as they considered as temporary wiring, prone to moisture intrusion and overheating.

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The good 😊: an all around excellent installation in a craftsman-like manner. And I learned a couple of techniques I will surely use. Well made video. The bad 😢: the extension cord connection! The NEC states that extension cords are not to be used continuously for more than 3 hours at a time and they are not rated to supply other permanent devices in this manner, all for safety reasons (i.e. fire hazards). I'll also mention that you are likely to experience voltage drop and nuisance trips on the house outlet/ circuit supply the shed. I recommend asking a licensed electrician to help finish a very cool project. 👍🏿

Do I need to use pressure treated lumber for the frame? I have a hardi panel and trim I plan to put on the outside and osb sheathing in the inside

I like your solar panel build right outside your shed too ...

Thank you so much for the informative video! I recently purchased a 12×14 shed and a couple windows for it at a yard sale. I can plumb anything but this will be my first attempt at framing windows, so wish me luck!

I did this and a wind gust pulled the board loose from the door.

Did you use same nail gun for roof and siding?

I don't like the latch on the door, since the wind could close the door while I am inside the shed and lock me in! I would use a traditional door knob. Great video otherwise!

This is one of the best explanations for how to calculate the dimensions to frame a roof I have ever seen

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I like how you show how to do cable management with in the box. It’s a much better way than I’ve always have done it. Very clean.

How did you attach the decking board at the top of the ramp where the 2x4 ledger sits? The top of the ledger surface wouldn't be parallel with the ramp boards.

Excellent. Everything was very clear and easy to understand, with one exception: I couldn't quite follow what you said about pigtailing the black wires in the switch box near the door.

Nice video, thanks for posting. I plan to build the same shed, however it will seat on a concrete pad. Could I use 2x4s instead of 2x6 for the foundation? Thanks

Good job very nice work. I think that in some areas the way you put the Romax connector to the outdoor outlet. The first one you’ve connected the extension cord to it may be against CODE or at least if you are in California, in some areas it is.

do you have any tips for making this same shed, but with only 6 foot walls (or close) and a lesser roof slope? I want my over all shed height to be as low as possible (nosey HOA) and thinking that 6 foot 2x4s will somewhat simplify cuts....

one of the best shed videos anywhere. very well done.

Thank you for this. I'm planning an 8x12 build on a sled just like this with the addition of a man door on the window side opposite from the barn doors.

Thanks, great job on the video very helpful and yes letting the water have a exit is s great idea, I like it.

Another great video, you make it look easy lol

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by window seal do you mean flashing tape? there are a lot of things I would do to make these sheds better if I was to buy one... the first thing I would do would be to buy all the lumber myself, and just follow their plans LOL

This helps a ton, also, what is your solar panel set up in the background for?

You failed to use a 20 amp rated plug...not to code anywhere ("T" slot plug).

cutting angles are my weak point. This has kept me from getting a good sturdy ramp built to my shop I built 3 years ago! Finally I now have a way to cut the angles thank you so much for this video

Thanks for the video a very good job. I watch many videos and they didn't get me to the point where I understand now I do.

This is super. Wish I saw it before doing mine. I did everything and was bolting down the decking boards, only to find uneven joists and it looked horrible. I have taken the boards out will redo the joists by using shims on each and then cutting the bottom of the joists. Thank you for sharing- I was puzzled.

Would this hold enough weight to have a zero-turn mower come in and out of the shed?

Great build. Very helpful thank you!!🙏

Really enjoy your approach to this. Was wondering though, do you see a lot of sag over time when the door is made from a sheet of siding? I fight with fence gates and screen doors, but wondered about a sheet of siding.. Thanks for the straightforward videos and excellent audio production! Always look forward to the next one. 👍

Criminals can gain access by unscrewing your hinges and stealing your chainsaw.

Awesome vid, might use your lock and door sagging kit for my doors or change my old doors as well. Thanks

I would go with sheathing on the back of the door. Much sturdier and better than the tension cable kit.

Excellent resources for nearly any shed. The sill nosing is an awesome idea. That wood takes a beating over time. Great video. Thank you

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