Pole barn lumber shed DIY. Part 1.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- I've never worked with round logs before, so this is a great 'warm up' project into that world. Round wood has it has it's challenges, and I have my weaknesses, but I'm gaining inspiration through this process when considering future projects built this way. I am feeling like I could use a few more tools and a lot more knowledge for this kind of work, so my joinery techniques are very basic. I would have liked to join the braces more seamlessly to the posts, however, my attempts at that were a failure (not shown in the video). It's something to work on!
As I've said before, my projects are never perfect and my techniques are very rudimentary. But I think it's important to know that we don't all have to be an 'expert' and execute 'perfection' in order to still have something good and functional :)
Not entirely sure if this will be a 2 or 3 part series. Have to see how it goes!
What a beautifully done book th-cam.com/users/postUgkxo4aMFkUegBx-KHPIJlfwKPHu7kQXAR9N ! The text and the photographs are brilliant. It is thorough and genuinely informative. Joseph Truini got another winner! No one does it better! Love the Cape Cod Shed with the Blue door!
A perfect example of. The difference between wanting and having is doing!! Looks great!!!
I just found you I love your videos. Now that's how you live to the fullest everyday. It's good to do & build at your own risk. That's how I do everything on my own builds. ✌️🙏❣️
You certainly know your audience 😉 Looking amazing as ever, keep up the good work Michelle, can't wait for the next one. I'm off for a cold shower.
This is wonderful and its amazing to see you one person do every task.. and just as good as a man 💐💫 thank you from Canada 🍁
I just found your channel. I adore your personality. I also enjoy what you do. Thanks.
I get tired just watching you work! I enjoy your videos, you have a beautiful homestead and it is very entertaining watching you work on all the projects.
The best part about building anything is you get to use the lessons you learn from each project moving forward. Once you're done with this shed you can make a shed for the sawmill and one for the mini ex and skid steer, look at that you have a list of future projects to be more "perfectly imperfect" on. Hope the surgery went well for Steve.
You have yourself your own little slice of heaven. You should be proud of yourself
Yet again, showing how extremely imaginative and capable you are.........Love your videos.
... besides being a pretty cool chic when it comes to Doin stuff, you make me smile.... Thx., u rock.
What a fantastic location! And I must confess to being a bit jealous (very) of your easy access to all that lumber. The pole storage is coming along very nicely, I can’t wait to see the next bit!
You're absolutely amazing and one hard working lady.
The most accurate measure is a fair line. Always interesting to follow your projects.
You killed it, looks great from where I sit. You get more accomplished in an afternoon than I do in six months. Bravo!
So her lack of knowledge is up-scaled... By your lack of motivation, Okay then. ( Bravo !! )
6:09 DEFINITELY YOU!!! Wow! You're a hard worker! I'm glad I stumbled here, I just started to build myself a pole shed, so I may refer back here for some ideas, as I'm just winging mine. 👍
Awesome work ! I am building myself a cabin and some other structures... definitely helpful to watch your projects ! Thanks for sharing !
(I hope you don't mind a suggestion... MIGHT help on another PROE-ject) To notch the pole after sawing both ends of the notch, instead of doing ten half-cuts then knocking them out and chiseling, do a plunge cut near the center and saw out toward each end. Should be easier.
Clever, beautiful.good luck to you and more strength)
I've heard that post Covid lumber prices are so high that it's actually cheaper to source "barn wood", reclaimed lumber, that used to be prohibitively expensive compared to new.
Fantastic job. everyone makes a mistake when they’re learning.. Great job.. you have beautiful eyes..
Great content. Keep up the great work.👍
I couldn't tell and I see everything crooked - Good Job!
Woman! Seems you are a true pioneer in modern times. 👍🌲🌲🌲🌲🙏 Love your careful attitude. Keep it! Pole barn watching has been great entertainment♥️👍 wish I were 30 something again. Too late but I sure get a warm feeling watching with my hot cocoa in my bathrobe 💕😉
Nice use of a sledgehammer to get compaction in your post holes! I've gotten more use of a digging bar with a flat bottom on it than any other tool on the homestead. Might consider it!
Putting in some hard work! gonna feel good to get organized and have places to store your wood
You are hilarious. I’d love to get someone that nice cedar to mill on my HM130 max. Thanks for the great video. Keep up the good work.
Thank you. I enjoy you videos.
Posts should have been installed on a concrete pad to spread the load out. You also cut way to much meat out of the support beam to rest on the post. It will probably split at some point at the bottom of the knotch.
Really enjoying your channel your a woman driven to produce no matter. One thought you need to make your self a pair of timber frame sawhorses and make one with a removable shave horse for de barking small stuff and peg holes in both spaced 4” for big logs you can set a big log on them use pegs to hold while rolling and shaving bark off at waist height.
Bravo pour votre travail et vos nombreuses compétences ! c'est super! Bonjour de Belgique ;)
That's a beautiful stone fireplace in the back ground
I can tell by the size of the chips coming off your chainsaw chain that it could use a good touching up. Be sure to sharpen the "gullet" of each tooth. You want nice big chips as you cut.
Very nice video, very relaxing, keep up the good video content.
I love a woman that has tools and knows how to use them.
Setting each post one at a time with out squaring it up !
Good luck building your pole barn shed
I know I am suppose to be watching the building process, BUT DAMN! , it's hard on this old man to concentrate. MY kind of lady----
Just subscribed today, all I can say, "Damn" you can quote me on that.
New subscriber, just saw this video and was wondering what kind of boots you are wearing, look comfortable. Great video, enjoyed and informative. Thanks
Hmm. Either Asolo hiking boots or blundstone steel toed boots. If there are laces, then they’re the hiking boots. (Honestly don’t remember what I’m wearing cuz I change so often).
Don't sweat that 45° support, with the materials that you are using it'll stand right where it is for 80 years and then it'll be someone else's problem by then haha, nice job!! Did you try to tap it on the side with your backhoe? If ya do, just tack a temporary piece of wood on the outside to protect the outer edge of your upright support log 😉
You are incredible.
I can only imagine how wonderful life would be like with a wife like you.
Don't let the haters get to you, most of us like the way you say pro ject and pro cess, along with aboot!
A finish carpenter used to tell me, "John, don't be so fussy. You're not building a piano!"
At 1:51 you are using your Channel Locks backwards. Turn them over and it is MUCH easier to use them. You do not have to squeeze them so hard to get them to grip.
You are awesome and no one cares how straight your pole is!
Now you are a real woman!!!!!!!!!!! I love your project!....Cheers, Jim
Nice work
Loved you're pole dancing techniques
Finally, I understood that, you are certain kind of super Mario alive , but female, made in Canada
Great video your Awesome👍🇨🇦💕
Looking for the episode with the anchors in the cliff..can't seem to find it?
Why dont u lift the logs with the Bobcat?????????????
I started watching your videos a while ago and I'm impressed how beautiful and strong you are. increasingly in love with you and her videos. a kiss here from Brazil.
The wild beauty of nature is unique and when illuminated by the presence of a beautiful woman it transcends and you are a beautiful woman, magnificent and pure beauty!!!😘😘😘
This is a really go for it lady. Love ya gal Los Angeles
Just saying, if we as men could figure out how to clone you how lucky man kind would be . Awesome job , the work an videos
Your looks say high dollar, BMW driving soccer mom. Your skills say to me get off the damn couch dude and finish those projects man!!!😳😂
You are a Gorgeous,strong young woman!!! You go girl!!!
By Steve the book Somatics by Doctor Hanna,he fixed a lot of people without surgery.I think you should do a totem pole.
@16:55 As long as it is perfectly imperfect it is perfect for me.
I think you did quit well looking forward to the rest
Need right size hammer.lol If your not buff now,you will be. Watch your back. Go girl.
you used the channel locks improperly when removing the filter. when you use the channel locks the there are teeth that are meant to bite into what is being turned if used properly
Know this now! 🤷🏻♀️
That little dangle of the angle is not a big deal, it's gonna hold just fine,,
Nice cat.
Had any frost issues over the winter? Not sure where you are at.
Frost issues with the pole shed?? Not at all! It did very well in my opinion, it all looks the same at when I finished it.
@@michygoss7148 That's good to hear. Frost gets pretty deep where I am and if you don't get your posts in just right everything heaves wonky.
@@TheDistur I guess time will tell, but so far so good! 🤞🤞
What part of the country are you located?
I want to hangout with her, she is 100% above most women today.
Muito ...Bom...trabalho...a madeira que vc está usando e pinus americano. ..ou é eucalipto tratado....
Hi Michelle if u want tips on working with raw logs see Kris Harbour!
that's a really good suggestion. I subscribe to his channel and I've got to say he does do some excellent & creative woodwork.
Ompa taitava emäntä, osaa mitä vaan tykkään 🤗 😉
Jep
Very inspirational. Than you so much for sharing.
I would have done overlaping joints on the logs and had the lap joint rest on the vertical..( waaaay stronger......maybe next time. ( you have lost 2/3 of the strength of the log via this kind of cutting / notching. )
Yep, you’re right. But I know that round logs are 30% stronger than their milled counterpart, so I figured that it would still be ok and it kept the math aspect simple in my head (which is what I was most concerned about).
research profiles an use string line
didn't see you do the square measurements
It’s because I didn’t! It doesn’t need to be checked in this situation, with round logs. My goal was the beam to be level, and as long as it visually looked ok and close to 90 degrees, that’s all that’s important. My 45 degree cuts on the wind braces indicated to me that they were very close to ‘square’ with the exception of the last one. Which, unfortunately, visually does not quite look 90 degrees, but the beam is level, so that’s what’s important. IMO. 🤷🏻♀️
13:36 Is that to suggest that the using a draw knife puts hair on your chest? ;)
Have you always been jacked like Sarah Connor or did that come with the cabin life?
😂. Had to look up who that was. I’m not quite sure what you mean! If you mean fit - well, I’ve always been pretty fit, but all the building projects helps build muscles for sure!
@@michygoss7148 So you've only been able to fight a Terminator for like the last 15 years or so. :P
a free work out
I love you !
you are like few (Eres como pocas)
Parabéns, adoro seus vídeos, e você é muito linda...!
Without bobcat :P , "Work smarter, not harder" :P
I would've thought that if you might need any surgery, it would have been for repairing multiple hernias.
Hi everyone! Thought I would give an update on Steve as many people are sending well wishes. Thank you for that! He is ok. We have settled on going to the USA for surgery, and hopefully in the next couple of months it will happen.
Why USA? It’s often difficult to access health care (with a spine specialist) in Canada, many people have long waits until they can have surgery. We don’t want to be in that long line up, so heading south is what we feel is the best choice.
Thanks for the update. I was wondering how Steve is doing.
Better hurry since we are presently heading towards our own long waiting times socialist meds here or so it looks.
That's a great idea to get it where you don't have to have a long wait. God's blessing to you and yours.
Hey Mich..yes not nice having to wait for medical when in pain...Lets hope something comes up sooner than later so both you and Steve get through this stronger.
Hi I don’t know anything about your husbands condition , if you have some spare time check out Dr Rahim Gonstead Chiro in Los Angeles. He’s saved many people from what they thought was eminent back surgery. He has lots of videos you can check out on TH-cam? Take care
Definitely knows what life is all about! The world needs more ladies like you!
Steve got himself a good one when he got you Michelle, that's for sure, hope he's doing good with all the back surgery.
A woman with diesel on her hands, tape measure in your back pocket instead of a cell phone. now that's hot.
In the mood to eat at the Y
This lady's not afraid to get her hands dirty and not dressed up because she's infront of the camera, great work, I'm looking for more. THUMBS UP.
I don't normally click Like or Unlike, But when she unzipped to reveal the wood chips I had to laugh and immediately clicked the like button .
nice cedar chest!
Ha - a bra full of fire starter! Great camera work and video idea!
I know I’ve said this before, you’re one hard working lady! Can’t wait to see the rest of the build! Thank you for sharing!
When you install angle braces you're supposed to say "That ain't going nowhere".
Dang, your videos are so entertaining, can’t tell you how often I smiled and laughed. I think you’ve done well and it should serve your purpose, it looks really nice too. Thanks so much for the wonderful episode
just because i care, how far away is help when you are cutting with the chain saw? consider some chaps and ear protection, and gloves, .. i don't know, if you are out away from town or help, might just be a life saver.. still praying for your husband and his back surgery.. take care..
As I've worked for a grading and hauling company since 2004 and I've cleared a large number of lots for new homes. I've seen many days and weeks of running the saw all day long non stop. Saw chaps are very bulky hot and will get you caught up in thick ground cover getting me tripped up causing me to fall downward several times before. Gloves are a no-no too of you want to keep your fingers intact on your hand I suggest you not wear gloves. The saw blade could catch them and tangle your had on the saw. Two things I suggest everyone do is wear safety glasses and hearing protection.
You’re an amazing woman.
3 cuts ONLY = end cuts & plunge cut between them = ZERO Tiny cuts, ZERO breaking off tiny pieces, ZERO chiseling to make flat = Less time, less Gas, less Wear & Tear on chain saw >>>& you
check out using a "water level". so easy to use to find level a distance away using a clear tubing and water. the water is always level matching on both sides of tube.
Watching you drive in the those long screws on the corner braces using a Ryobi Drill Driver prompted me to suggest you try using an impact driver instead when driving those long, tough screws. Once you use an impact driver you'll never look back because they are amazing work horses when it come to driving tough fasteners. I have successfully used a standard size Hitachi impact driver to drive 3/8" galvanized lag screws into 1-1/2" pressure treated lumber with ease. Of course I pre-drilled the lumber to the root diameter of the screw threads since those amazing tools can't do the impossible. You are one hard working lady who lets nothing stand in her way, and are an inspiration to all young women who wonder if they are capable of tackling those kinds of jobs. I applaud you Michelle and hope that Steve's back surgery was a success.
Michelle, Please Hurry and mail me your available sisters Email address. If she looks and is anything like you, I want her. Please Wear safety glasses. I have a story about not wearing them, not bad, but almost.
Its funny when I add a comment to my last post, if you give me the heart , I will lose the Heart. :( I think your chain on your saw needs sharpened. You also need Safety Glasses !!!!!