Dude, some people are just haters. You did a great job and it exceeded what most of us can build but still something that most of us are up to build. Please continue with your videos. I will watch them and learn from them. Thank you Luis from NJ.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Man, thanks so much! That was my goal to build something solid and really good quality but make it approachable for everybody. I'll keep making them so thanks for watching, I'm glad I could help!

My dad built a garden shed out of OSB in 1981. And he didn’t paint it. It’s still standing and functional. And still not painted. We even moved it 200 yards to a new location a few years ago and it didn’t fall apart. It doesn’t look the greatest but it is over 4 decades old now and still standing. This is in the Manitoba Interlake so it sees the same weather you do. TLDR: Yes OSB walls will last a long time.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU! lol I've had to explain this to so many people already. Yeah, I'm in Saskatchewan and I keep telling people if it'll last in the prairies, it'll last anywhere.

This is a underrated series!

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Feel free to share it around

I recently built the shed with my daughter, still need roofing and painting. But almost done. Thank you for the videos. So far I’ve spent about $1,000 on materials.

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! Great project for the 2 of you, good to hear. Keep me posted!

Man this has been a great series, thanks so much! I can't wait to build this for myself!

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, glad you liked it! Go for it! Good luck on yours and keep me posted, can't wait to see it

This is great!!! So happy I found this!!! I've been telling my husband that I want a She Shed for a while now... He told me a few days ago, that if I really want one we are going to build it.... PERFECT TIMING!!!! THANK YOU!!!

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome!! Well I'm glad I could help and give you some work to do! Lol Good luck on yours and keep me posted!

I just finished building a shed using your videos. First structure I have ever built and all I see when I look at it are the flaws and mistakes and struggle-bus fixes... but if it lasts 20 years, I'll be over the moon. Your videos were great -- the only thing I missed was how to shingle it, but I followed a bunch of other videos.

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! I'm so glad you gave it a go. This is the thing to make some mistakes on, most everything can be fixed, but you have to learn by doing so good job on getting it done! Thanks so much for watching!

Just watched your shed build series of tutorials. Excellent! Wonderfully simple design, using standard materials and basic, affordable tools. I've been looking at my very old, wobbly shed at the back of the garden for six years - all the time, considering how to build a new one - and watching your videos has been an inspiration. I only wish I'd done it when I first moved here, as it would have been a lot cheaper. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experience! Much appreciated.👍👍

@JessedoesDIY

11 ай бұрын

Thanks very much, I'm glad you liked it! Oh well, better late than never hey. Good luck on your shed build!

I ask questions before finding this video and thank you for answering all my questions. You are awesome and I will subscribe and I will follow all of your builds.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you! I'm glad I could help, and welcome to the crew

I'm building this now, not too worried about where the hinges are, etc. Just need a box to put a few bicycles, an old push mower and a standing toolbox in. Thanks for the videos man! They've been a lifesaver!

@JessedoesDIY

11 ай бұрын

That's awesome, glad to hear it!

I built one almost exactly like yours with you measurements turned out awesome for my first build.Your videos were so easy to follow

@steveterry260

2 жыл бұрын

Wish I could send you pictures

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! I'm pumped you gave it a go and that I could help. You can email me pics and I'll feature them. Canadiyanjesse@gmail.com

I have never done any sort of construction in my life. Never done framing, joists, roofing, or anything like that. Thanks to your videos I took on my first DIY project. Go big or go home. I built an 8 x 20 storage shed, complete with asphalt shingles. a shed of the size runs anywhere between $10,000 and $12,000. Putting in the labor myself, leaving just material costs, I built this shed for a little over $2600

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Man, that is amazing! I'm pumped you gave it a go and made it for yourself and learned along the way. What a difference in cost when you put in all the labor hey, makes it even more worth it. Thanks for sharing and keep building!

With reference to the exposed hinges, It wouldn't be that hard to drill/screw a couple of chunky socket head bolts into the hinge side of the door frame, and drill pockets into the edge of the door for their heads to locate into when closed. If someone DID try popping the hinges off in the middle of the night, they probably wouldn't even be able to tell why they still couldn't just prise the door open. I built a sheet metal and box section shed several years ago, and I made the hinge side of the door out of a "c channel" that when closed would sort of wrap around that side of the box section door frame. The only way a thief would have been able to get into that was by cutting off the puck lock. It was secure, but blisteringly hot in summer, and dripping with condensation in winter.

@JessedoesDIY

4 ай бұрын

That's a good idea. Yeah, there are many options people could use if needed. Thanks for sharing

Thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos. I have learned quite a bit on making my first shed.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Anytime, I'm happy I could help!

Greetings from England! Great videos my friend. And genuinely interesting when you make suggestions for people who live in Hurricane areas and other weather extremities. Not such an issue here. And regarding OSB, I built a workshop out of it and 20 years later it was still fine. Only used cheap fence paint on it too - once. As you point out, it's all about the air flow. 🙂

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Hello! Thanks so much, glad you liked it! Yeah, people all have horror stories about OSB or even the wood floor but it's mostly because they've used it wrong in the past. It's amazing when it's used as intended! Have a good one

I was waiting for your dog to hike it's leg by the shed while you were listing the things your shed has been through hehehehe Great videos ty!!

@JessedoesDIY

8 ай бұрын

Haha nah, he's pretty good about that stuff but it would be just one more thing. Thanks, I'm glad you liked them

Overall, impressed with simple build. The door diagonal brace will work better reversed, with top attach at the top outward corner of the door and back down diagonal to the botyom- basically 180 opposite of what you have. Purpose is to have the door brace work in compression of the weight to prevent sagging over time. I need to build a 12x16 shed roof type like yours. Splicing the lengths of wood will be a challenge.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! The brace wasn't for support, the OSB in the door is what keeps it straight and square. It's just so I had something to screw the OSB to in the middle of the door. I contemplated just putting it straight horizontal but this way gave me more surface area. For your roof I'd just get longer boards and up the size to 2x6. If your shed is only 12' deep but 16' wide I'd get 16' boards and then you can cut to fit. Good luck on yours

I referenced your videos when building my small storage shed a couple months ago. Thanks for taking the time to give us an update

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Really? That's awesome! I'm glad I could help, I'd love to see it and share it

I was planning to build this same style of shed when I came across your videos. They answered many of the questions that I had, so thank you very much for that.

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! Glad I could help!

Hi. Thank's for your great videos. I will use some of it when I build my shed. I liked that you kept it simple. I have no problem with OSB, it's fast, simple, strong and rather cheep. However, I have learned that the skew/crossbar in the door should be from the bottom of the hinge side, ie the opposite of how you did it. It helps to transfer the weight of the door to the hings. The follow up after 1 year was great. Take Care /Stefan (Uppsala, Sweden)

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Stefan! Thanks, I'm glad you liked them! I tried to make it as simple and strong as I could without adding extra steps, so I'm glad it is understood as such. Yes, typically if it is structural then it should be running the other way, but in this case it isn't structural. The OSB sheet is the main structure and the wood trim is screws to it, so the sheet is keeping the whole thing square without sag. The problem I had was with only relatively thin 1/2" OSB spanning almost 4' it was a bit hollow sounding and flimsy in the middle of the door. This brace just gave me some surface area to screw the sheeting to is all. I could however have installed it "correctly" for the sake of doing it right, but I was in a hurry to beat a blizzard and didn't pay attention to it because it wasn't a structural piece. Oh well, live and learn. Thanks so much for reaching out and good luck on yours, let me know how it goes and email me some pics and I'll share it with everybody !

Building my 10 x 14 Amish style shed in front of my attached garage that I converted into a bedroom years ago and then back into a storage mess for work. Going to make it look like an addition attached to the attach garage, but not really attached. Going to get back my converted garage and use it as living space once again. Codes here say as long as the shed is not attached to home no permits needed. Anyway I went all in with materials including 2-36" Fiberglass doors and siding/PVC trim. Very pricey at 3000. I was going to just order an Amish garage, but they wanted at least twice that. Other places want around 5000 as a kit, but not nearly as well built. Prices of Materials today is insane.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome! Going to be a lot of work once you're done moving everything, then building. But it'll be nice when it's done. You know, yeah it's expensive, but honestly I have no problem spending the money if it's on quality and you'll enjoy it for a long time. It's worth it, and always more so if you do it yourself!

easiest way to deal with the hinge screwhead issue is to lightly drill the heads and remove the X. should you need to remove them later you can easily re cut them with a dremel or hacksaw. takes time but does mean they cant just be unscrewed. And thank you for an excellent build guide

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

That is one way. Glad you liked it

Great job, mister! have to laugh at the Nancy’s, and the negative comments. You did an awesome job. Thanks again.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Thanks very much! I'm glad you liked it

Great series sir! I used the same floor plan and gravel pad design like you including sitting on 4-4x4 skids. Cheers!

@JessedoesDIY

11 ай бұрын

Appreciate it! That's awesome 👌

Jesse thanks again for this shed series build. You got me thinking though as to why even bother using LP Smart Siding when OSB is much cheaper and almost the same thing. They both needed to be painted too and your shed seems just fine as is.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

No problem, I'm glad you liked it! The smart siding is actually just a routered texture and primed OSB sheet anyways, that's it! Some people like the look of it and that's fine, but it's just OSB anyways and if you just want the shed to be a shed, then what I did will last the same amount of time, just cost less money.

Used your design going great so far. I got the floor done and all four walls now for the roof 😀 , measurements 7000x180x2600/2400

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome! I'm glad I could help out and good luck on the rest

Great series! Getting ready to start my mini version of this shed!

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! That's awesome, good luck on yours!

I want to build a home office now that I work from home, so of course I'm watching tons of videos to become an expert, haha. I'm glad I came across this series of videos. I like how easily you explain everything. I've never seen that trick you used on the bottom side of the shed to measure your rafter angles. I hit subscribe and will check out your other builds.

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Of course, that's the thing to do these days! I'm glad you found them too and I could help out. My goal was to simplify the process and take away all the things that are normally super complicated for the average person. That's awesome! Glad to have you on the crew! I hope your office build goes well for you,I look forward to seeing it. Feel free to ask any questions you have

I wish he put at least 1 window. I think I'm ready to build a 14x20 shed. Thank you for a very detailed video series.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

I'm actually going to be doing that within the month now that you mention it. Thanks, I'm glad you found it useful!. Good luck on yours!

I search: how to build a shed' and this is what pop out first so now I will follow the steps. awesome vid. I will make more research and see how much i will spend. Great job btw.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome! I've made the whole series so you can follow along. Good luck on yours, keep me posted on your progress!

@JessieDoesDiy we used osb for the doors on our shed in the maritimes...we normally get tail end winds from hurricanes and really crappy winters...17 years later they are starting to show their age because we were lazy and never painted them...overall your build is good. I'm curious how your tools are holding up with no heat or insulation though...I've discovered my metal tools have become brittle when we decided to not heat the shed any longer to save on power...NSP is ridiculously gougers and we can't afford to convert to solar

Great series. You did a great job.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I appreciate it

When I built a door for garage I got a old drill bit and rounded off the hinge screws.

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

That's one way. I'd still prefer the heavy duty hinges made for through bolts as a locking option.

Definitely subscribing so when i buy my house 😅

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Awesome!

i built my 8x10x10 shed and it cost me 1600 during covid in dallas and this is with smart siding panels. If i had built it any other time it would have been half that.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Nice. Yeah this inflated pricing can be done with anytime

Thank You So Much.!!!

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Anytime!

Jesse, I am thinking of taking your design and making a chicken coop. I would have to raise it about 30". I'll post some pics when done.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Awesome! The amount of people using it to make chucken coops lol I should rename it

I see you changed the hinges and lock on the door they look much better and the shed looks great

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

I did yeah, I finally found a set I liked and I needed to up it to 4 hinges anyways. Thanks, I'm glad you like it!

Thank you so much 😊 I like it alot

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

No prob, glad you like it

shuldve add some windows on the shake shack.

Thank you dude!

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Anytime

Thanks for the update, are you in B.C.? I am and had that heat dome and -47c last winter , freeze or fry that life in the Chilcotin!

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

No prob. Nope, I'm in Sask. Yeah it's been quite the year

Awesome job

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Hi!, I really love your project!.. do you know how to build a shed - efficiency? Like blueprints and everything? … have you ever build an efficiency? Thanks again!, great videos.. 👍🏻

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I have plans available in my Etsy store. The link is in the description of the video

Hey Jesse, thanks for the videos, very informative. I'm just about to start constructing a shed and was wondering if you had any condensation build up on the inside of your shed. The climate in Scotland tends to be cold and then warm in a matter of days.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Hey man! Anytime, I'm glad you liked them! Nope, it's all good. If this shed can withstand my extreme climate in Saskatchewan Canada, you're good lol. We go from -40 to +40 here throughout the year, and wild swings at any time. In fact, we just had a blizzard yesterday and recieved 24" of snow in April, and today it's melting lol. Scotland hey, that's on my list of places I'd love to visit. Good luck on your shed!

You’re the goat bro

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man

Hi I’m David,, I just want to say thanks so much for the videos . It really help a lot to encourage me to build my own shed.. it looks beautiful.. and my question is.. how much will I charge for making this shed for somebody ??

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Anytime, I'm glad I could help. I can't help with charging tho, that depends on your local, rates in your area, how long it will take...I can't say

Not gonna sound disrespectful, but as someone who's watched you build this shed from ground up, you remind me of the smart (Ricky) from: trailer park boys.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

I've actually never watched that, but I know who you're talking about lol

Hey! Awesome videos! I was wondering if you happen to have a material shopping list for this project?

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks! I do yup, it's in the description of the finishing video I believe

Hello And thank you for demonstrating the making of your tool shed in your backyard. It was an excellent video but I have a question. Approximately what was the cost of building your toolshed on your backyard. Thank you for your response.

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, glad you like it! All total was about $1500 with some covid pricing driving things up a bit

How much material did you use ? Example number of 2x4 and all that thank you !

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

It's all in the plans

Have you any plans to build an insulated workshop in the future, and thanks for the storage shed, Brilliant

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

I'm hoping so, yup. That's the next step but I need a different property. I'm glad you like it!

I honestly just wanna know how the OSB is holding up

@JessedoesDIY

10 ай бұрын

I actually just released a 3 year update video today. Check it out!

What kind of shingles did you use? And how much, ball park, did you spend total in materials. And also what is your take if I want to put windows and an exhaust fan. Thank you very much

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

I used regular 3 tab shingles in black. I said what it cost in the video. Frame for windows like you do the door with king and jack studs, and a bit of wiggle room all around. You'll also need a header. Install window according to instructions. Exhaust fan is just cutting a hole in the roof according to its instructions and roofing around it as needed, which it'll probably list itself. Good luck

G’day, excellent videos mate. Very clearly explained. Going to build something like yours at home. My problem is space and it will need to be positioned very close to a fence corner, so while building I have limited access to two side. Was wondering if it’s possible to build it on the skids out of position then shift it in place once the wall are up,or maybe just two of the walls. What do you think, any other options?

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Hey thanks man! Glad you liked em. That's one nice thing about the skids, it can be slid around once assembled. I'm not sure what your yard is like and your access to tools is. Also depends on your choice of finishing whether you should slide it with 2 wall or 4. Ultimately I'd probably nearly fully build it, and as close to the spot as I could get away with, then slide it when your ready.

@marktoomey2485

Жыл бұрын

That’s what I was thinking. Thanks I’ll give it a go!

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

No prob. Good luck! Let me know how it goes

liked your video.watched few times. can you list the bill of materials? was it normal osb or particular type rated for external exposure? smart osb panels are expensive, making 50% or more of the whole shed cost.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! The materials are all in the plans, there are a bunch but I mentioned it all as I went. It was just regular OSB. Used correctly it will last a good long time

Do you have a "final" materials listing for this particular size/build? Great work & thanks for all the pointers.

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Yup, there is a link to it in the description. Anytime, glad I could help!

Someone is giving me a bunch of 2x8's. Can I use 7/16 OSB on 12" centers?

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

I used 7/16" OSB on the walls and roof...but why 12" centers? 16" is common code or even up to 24" if you wanted to for the walls

Does painting the osb make it pretty weather resistant?

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Oh yeah. Like I said, it takes a few coats. But especially over time it really builds up. Like I said 2 coats right away, another in a couple years, then you'll be just whenever it needs it. OSB has some weather resistance to it because of all the glue in it. The reason most people have had terrible experiences with it is because they used it wrong or never protected it

What do you plan on doing when the ground heaves/sinks and goes out of level? I am thinking of building a shed following your video, but I live in the same province as you so I expect my gumbo to shift lol. Was planning on doing 4" of crusher dust under mine. Usually you would lift the shed on rollers and move it? Would you lift the thing on the 4x4s and move it that way to fix your base? Thanks, cheers!

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Oh boy, the old gumbo struggle lol well it honestly shouldn't shift for a long time. That's because of the rock base, the more the better, I should have added extra on top of what was already there. The rock keeps a very stable base even with ground movement because it stays dry and separate. The other big thing is the floor is riding on those beams, and they tend to move the whole shed up and down as one big structure. It's been almost 2 years now and my door reveal is still literally perfect. I wouldn't use crusher dust because it has dirt in it which will absorb water and allow it to sink. You can use it as a base because it packs well, but on top of that you'll want rocks, probably like 15-20mm diameter a couple inches thick. Then the floor just like I did. It should stay really good for a long time and if it does ever move in the future, lifting it by the 4x4 and packing new rock under it will fix it. Again, the beams keep it moving as one so even jacking up the shed by a floor joist would work in a pinch. Hope that helps!

Do you think this style of design could be used for an office-shed? Just finishing out the inside for insulation / climate control?

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Why not. As long as you're allowed in your area. May need to make a slight tweak to the soffit for a bit of airflow but that's as easy as a vent. Like I said, it's basically built like a house

Curious why you didnt trim over the seams of the OSB on the sides and back. How did you waterproof those edges? Caulk? Nothing?

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

I showed it in the finishing video, but yes they are caulked

Good job. And what kind of paint did you use?

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. I just used an outdoor rated latex house brand paint from a local hardware store. Any outdoor paint will do, its all about layers with outdoor paint. If I did it again personally I'd go with Sherwin Williams

@domingotomas2440

Жыл бұрын

@@JessedoesDIY you used primer before painting it

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

I used a paint primer combo...I tried to cheat myself but yet I always say you can't cheat a good job. So I guess what I'm trying to say is, use a primer if you can lol

Where can I get the materials list?

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

The plans have materials in them. People weren't able to download the materials from my drive so I pulled them

Where do you find the post tab on your channel,I’d like to see the other peoples builds of this shed

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Click on my name and it will open up the channel, then move over to community. That's where the posts end up. Sometimes it's posts, then it's community for awhile, they change it. But yeah, Check em out!

Are you going to do any insulation for the inside will you do another video of the remodel of the inside

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Not for this no. It's just a basic storage shed for outdoor equipment and stuff. I would absolutely love to build a post shed and insulate it for a workshop

How much did it cost you to build

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

I said in the video

How'd you paint the back? Imissed that.

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Same process as the rest. Just too cramped behind it to film is all

How about water coming in through the door cracks ? Do you get a lot inside?

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

Nothing. I added a door stop to the inside of the door frame. I showed it at the end of the door video

@Billyfelicianojp

Жыл бұрын

@@JessedoesDIY thanks.

Im in the midst of building my shed. Virtually the same, except i added 6" roof overhang to the sides and pushed my door to one side, leaving me more room to store larger items once completed. Question on the paint...You purchased a primer/paint all in one. Care to share what brand and were you happy with it? Im guessing Baer, but im not up to speed on interior or exterior paints...Im an automotive painter by trade, so any opinions on exterior paints for sheds or homes is much appreciated! Im in Canada aswell, so im sure whatever product you used, i could find in my city. Thank you and loved the vids on your shed build!

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! I typically use Sherwin Williams as they make excellent paint, but not too many paint and primer combos. Usually just like automotive, it's still always best to prime and then paint as the combos only have enough primer to cover things like the lines and text on the wood, but that's all I was after here. Actually for this shed I used Premier Infinity (black can, top of their line) from Canadian Tire. It's actually surprisingly good paint, especially for the price. Doesn't matter what brand you really go with for exterior jobs, exterior paint relys on multiple coats over time to layer protection. I should have put 2 coats on the body of the shed at the time for the best protection, and then another single coat 2 years later, then every 5-7 years after that depending on if you ever see some thinning or fading spots. Typically once it has a good "layering" of paint it will really last. Hope that kinda clears up the "why" so you can find a paint that you like, or go with what I did. Thanks so much for watching and feel free to keep me posted! I'd love to share the shed with everybody if you email me some pics when you're done!

@splash5974

2 жыл бұрын

@@JessedoesDIY Thank you! Once im done il share some pics

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Good luck on yours

@splash5974

2 жыл бұрын

@@JessedoesDIY Thanks!

@TubeScrewed

Жыл бұрын

@@JessedoesDIY Do you recommend Oil or Latex exterior on the OSB? I heard Oil is better because of the chemical/glue in the OSB.

did you put shingles.

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I did. I mentioned it when I was talking about the roof that it's the question I'm asked the most

I get so intimidated by building, but I've watched all the shed videos and I think I can do this next summer. Also are you married? Lol 😆 just kidding kind of

@JessedoesDIY

Жыл бұрын

For sure you can! Mostly once you're set up, a lot of the process is repetition. Just take your time and double check your measurements! Haha yeah I am

Can u give me size of the shed pls

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

8x10

Where the hell do you live ha crazy weather

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Saskatchewan lol

I sent you photos of my shed build, not sure you got them. I

@JessedoesDIY

2 жыл бұрын

I just found them, sorry about that. It's weird the emails that Google decides to filter sometimes. It looks great! Are you finished?

@timkalal6983

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, the building is done, it will get painted in the spring, I’ll sent you a pic of the finished shed, I also used carriage bolts on my hinges

osb sure don't like water. Wet and itwarps

@JessedoesDIY

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Good thing water can't get to it

dont let it jam or warp.😁

Great videos.

@JessedoesDIY

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Thanks