Storage Shed [AI HD] | S18 E10
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- Taking his cue from a pool house he finds on Nantucket, Norm creates a relatively simple, multipurpose structure so coveted by today's homeowners. It could be a garden shed, a place to store the outdoor furniture for the winter, a pool house, or a home for the family bicycles and yard machines. This 96-square foot building is the perfect size for many backyards and "features" low-maintenance materials that are expected to hold paint and resist weather. Best of all, it is attractive to look at and relatively easy to build.
This is an HD version created using an AI program.
Season: 18 | Episode: 10
Original Air Date: March 4, 2006
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We want to thank William, a High School wood shop teacher from Olympia, Washington for requesting this episode get posted. His DVD became scratched and not viewable and he uses this project every year to introduce the concepts of framing and carpentry to his students. How great is that!
A major goal of starting this channel is to preserve the rich history of The New Yankee Workshop and pass on the love of woodworking to future generations. We’d love to hear in the comments from other teachers to see how we can help support the next generation make more sawdust.
Hey, my dad's name is William, and so is my first! Russ, you just "hit the nail right on the head!"
I do not know how much financial support you are getting to upload all of these episodes in 4k but I want you to know that we appreciate it beyond measure and consider this an act of love for future woodworkers. Thank you again.
@@unregistereduser1088 You're welcome. It's just us. If we had any money we'd be done by now :) Seriously though. We want the next generation to enjoy all of Norm, Russ and the crew's hard work over the years.
I remember every shop teacher's lesson I ever was a part of. Legends!
Loved the show on PBS. Wish I was as good of a carpenter as Norm is.
Norm is the greatest. I miss him on TV.
Norm, your a real class act. Miss you on public television in Detroit
Norm is a rough carpenter,a finish carpenter, a trim carpenter and a skilled furniture builder.A true measure of a craftsman.
I actually watched the first NYW episode back in 1989. I was hooked. As you are well aware, there wasn't much for the "amateur" woodworker that we could call teaching and reference. Over the next 20 years, I had the VCR set up for every episode. The video quality back in the early 90's on video tape were the best for the time. I, too, am eternally grateful to Norm and his staff for all the great projects. My absolute favorite is the Deluxe Router Station. I still use that today.With so many woodshops at high schools now closed, the NYW library is a valuable resource to learn woodworking.
That claw tool for pulling in the wall is genius
Norm and Bob Villa were my early adulthood icons. As my architectural materials career took off I learned much from Norm’s easy going style, professionalism, and font of knowledge. Norm following after you I built an empire in stone allowing my family a good life. Thx so much!
Finally a good use for AI, to enhance the resolution of the best woodworking series ever. Thank you Norm for all you taught us!
About ten years ago, my son requested Home Depot cards for his birthday because he wanted a shed in his backyard. It was his first house so I bought him this video with the plans and a month or so later he built this shed. I only got to help with the floor and a couple of walls but it looked very impressive when done. The only real change was he put the door on the he narrow end.
Thanks Norm for all the memories.
Norm: Builds an entire shed in 4 days while filming.
Me: It's been three weeks and the single door I'm building isn't hung yet.
I'm right there with you! LOL
That's good progress for us civilians. 😂
That’s nuttin, took me four years to build our family room.😎
My dad was the best carpenter/builder I ever knew, but Norm was right behind him. Dad commented that Norm really knew what he was doing, which was a great compliment.
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Bet norm was better lol
I remember watching this brand new as a kid.
Norm is the woodworking GOAT!
thank you love all the building you do because you explain why and how. God bless.
New t shirt idea Norm Abram the best woodworking teacher there ever is!
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That old PT lumber in the 80s & 90s used to mess me up. My eyes would swell up and get full of eye boogers.
This really shows Norm’s skill: you get the impression he could do this while blindfolded. Even the weather didn’t really stop him!
This is, by far, my absolutely favorite episode! It was the inspiration for a shed I built for my father-in-law!
So nice being able to watch all these old shows on TH-cam. Thanks for posting them!!!
These episodes bring back so many good memories. The New Yankee Workshop was my introduction to construction.
That wall-puller tool was super slick. I've never seen one of those, but I also don't do any woodworking. I just remember watching this show as a kid, being fascinated by it.
Norm was a great teacher of the highly overlooked career of carpentry. I remember clearly his thoughtful instructions for both construction and repair of existing projects. The work ethic he exhibited served me well in my varied roles during my career. This series is so needed in todays world. And Russell Morash, what a concept! Whooda thunk that a plaid shirt would set the standard for generations of young men?
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You're the best Norm...thank you...we have the ultimate respect for all your skills and disciplines...
Mr. Morash, please do and update video on this project soon. I plan to build one this spring and would love to know how it and the materials that were chosen are holding up after almost 20 years. Thank you for still entertaining us!!
Always a pleasure to watch Norm undertake a project like this...a true craftsman! Thank you Norm!
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So glad you guys are uploading these videos. I can start throwing out all those vhs and dvds I recorded off of PBS 😁
Amazing Craftsmanship!
Well done, Norm!
What a great carpenter. He anticipates where he needs his nailers, the ridge gussets, the bump-outs on the fascia to allow the corner boards to slide underneath. A lot of people would do the fascia after the corner boards and get lost. He has a ton of experience.
Oh does this bring back good memories! My wife and I have built two of these garden sheds at different homes we've lived in. Norm's plans and videos were spot on and our sheds came out looking great... if I do say so myself!
I remember the good ol days when a average person could afford to buy lumber.
Love this man and his abilities.
As mentioned at the beginning of the video, Norm said that this was a temporary location for the build. I hope they didn’t have to move it too far, that’s a lot of weight!😊
Don't Worry Norm is really Strong 😆😅🤣😂🤔
I've built a few sheds. None of them were as good as Norm's! Thanks for bringing back this show. 👍👍
I like watching the New Yankee Work Shop reruns.
Thanks for sharing.
Good day, Norm, im a carpenter for 20 years, where i learned from my grandpa like we say the old way, now my grandpa was learning from his dad and still today i have tools, furniture that they build from my grandpa and his dad, when i saw this episode's i thought it was new person and when i researched and saw when it was aired the first episode, it was the year i was born Sept 1989, just love to say im love to learn from you, thanks Dirk south Africa
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When Norm said it was a temporary location, I thought "there's nothing so permanent as a temporary solution", so I bet it's still there today 😂
That was for the building inspector.
Norm Is the Man! Loved watching him in The New Yankee Workshop & I learned a few things too from him.
Great program.
Always can learn something new.
Great appreciate.
That cordless saw was my favorite.
Norm is the ultimate carpenter
This is the most over engineered shed ever! I love it.
It's still standing strong. You can see it in the Thank You video:
th-cam.com/video/5wnUgyi7OdU/w-d-xo.html
Awesome
Perfect for Bubbles and his kitties.
I can live in that shed 🏠
I have pressure-treated wood for my 96 square foot shed sitting in the backyard here in Sacramento. If the rains ever stop, I want to get started.
I must say the vision I had in my head for my shed is certainly not as grand as Norm's.
Love this show. Used to watch it all the time. Too bad time goes by so fast. We're all old farts now.
I here you 😂
I remember watching him on Saturday on PBS
Looks awesome DD! Congrats on the subs brother, well deserved!👍🏻👍🏻
Amazing work Norm! The man is such a legend! Nice to see him safely using Gorilla products 7:37 in 2006, wasn't til 2020 someone applied it to their scalp.
since it’s made from mahogany those wooden boats with white lines “wood” look great to mimic the look of those.
I'm having trouble with this shed, as with the other one. Can someone explain why this will work without rafter ties? The snow load and potential tree-limb fall on top of the ridge seems to tell me that such a load would force the walls out. The other shed at least seems to have more support on the ridge "beam" ends. This one is just kind of sitting on the gable ends. I am sure this is OK, but can someone tell me _why_ this is OK?
Things have changed a little over the years. Screws are used frequently instead of nails….at least around here.
The Boys down at Tuffshed just hung their heads low
I would have used 3/8 OSB if it was available for the roof sheething. Same for all of the plywood sections. OSB will last longer
This kind of construction was clearly Norm’s bread and butter. It was a great project but what made NYW special is that we saw this capable guy learn to build high quality heirloom pieces. Just compare the horrible coffeetable made from pallets (early) to the highboy (later).
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Uh, I think you have the diagonal brace on the inside of the door going in the wrong direction (reversed). 23:15
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Had the same thought!
It will never rott? But they accumulate mold and after several times cleaning, the white color will turn to grayish or darker color.
How did you treat the roofing nails and siding nails that penetrated through the sheathing into the interior of the shed….? Clip them off?
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He built the shed in 3 days, I’m on year 3 😂
What’s the name of that alignment tool (9:31 time stamp)? “Modified ………..”? Thanks
It's a Pee-Vee or PV "wall puller". They pull or push walls into alignment without needing a second person. Russ just told me the name comes from "Peavey". It's the tool loggers use to manipulate fallen tree trunks. This is just much smaller :)
Are you willing to let us know what program you used to uprez this episode? Looks good. Topaz, Resolve, other? And did you make careful shot-by-shot adjustments, or were you happy with basic settings and letting it rip? Thanks!
It's Topaz Video AI. I just do a single setting for the whole video but I make adjustments to the source material (color & sound) prior to bringing it in. Still tweaking the settings as we go but overall it's a nice improvement.
@@newyankeeworkshop Thanks! So great that a (fairly) simple process lets you bring your SD footage up to modern resolutions. And thanks for bringing those great episodes back to life!
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Poor neighbor works nights and has to listen to that screaming table saw every Saturday morning for 17 years straight haha.
Use screws Norm , use screws
@ 14:59 Norm, where's the rainbow at? You know me best! You do actually know that you're supposed to have a rainbow on the next sunny day, after the rain stops! Silly goose! 🤣
What, no prototype?😂
What do you mean when you refer to 5penny and 8 penny nails I am in the uk
It refers to the size of nails. Back in the day 5penny equaled 5 nails for a penny. I only hear old people call nails that. Nobody really knows what size anyone is referring to now if they say 10penny.
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You can't build a shed in 30 minutes
The AI HD looks terrible.
When you made the bottom footing of the shed and you want it to be able to move said shed at that time build forklift points on the bottom. I fit was a permanent shed beside the footing put 30 pounds of felt on the bottom framing then shoot foam inside and use silicone to seal the floor plywood to the footing, if this shed is to be in New England-type weather.
in cold weather outside paneling, mounting uses screws that won't pull out in cold weather going to hot weather.
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