Building a shed. FAST EASY Door openings!
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
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This has been a great series. I appreciate the fact you do both, explain every step AS WELL AS actually showing how.
for a dummy like me trying to learn..hes a great teacher
Thanks Ty, I will make sure to get the overhang video out soon to make up for the delay! Have a good day!
@@crazydoglady5 Thanks, no worries, I like to keep things simple because I am simple! Have a good day !
I build my shed 20 years ago, I wish you were around to explain. Great video.
Good job getting the room ready for the walk in tub. Hope your mom feels better real soon. Thanks for all the tips on the shed series I'm taking notes.
Great building tips! Thanks Paul. That is a great bath idea, hope your Mum gets well soon.
You have a great method of simplifying so everyone can understand.
Hello Paul I been building a shed myself and your videos are my reference and makes my job more easy, thank you so much,regards from mexico . ( my casa es tu casa)
Thanks for the video. I will be putting new siding on my shed this spring. I hope your mom is recovering.
Best wishes to your mom. Love the videos
Thanks Paul. Hope your mom is doing better.
Man been waiting to keep watching. But I understand, wish your mother a speedy recovery. Keep up the good work !
Hi Joshua, thanks for being so patient, I will get the overhang out as soon as possible to make up for my delay! Have a great day buddy!
I've been waiting for this and am so glad for this series.
MOM COMES FIRST!
Hope everything is better with her.
Great video. The router is a time saver and neat.
Thanks Paul! So sorry to hear about your mother. Hope she is better soon. Cant wait to get the rest of these videos so I can start my shed!
Paul, Always good stuff. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and the ability to get clearly to the point.
Thank you Timothy, I really appreciate you taking the time to comment! Have a good day buddy!
😁👍THANKS for the bottom rail tip to hold the siding - that'll be a great help for us solo DIYers (especially when our helpers are out chasin' girls)👍
😔Sorry to hear about your Mom - hope she's recovering quickly - she's blessed to have such a good man for a son - all blessings to her and to you & yours - be safe & be well, sir! 👍
Hi Paul, sorry to hear about your mom. Hope she is doing getting better. Great video. I appreciate how you explain every detail.
Perfect videos for what I've been doing in my life. Feels like you're talking right to me
I need me a router. Great tip. Better than a circular saw near my face.
paul,your very talented. hard to stop watching your videos. your a great teacher. thanks
As always thanks for the video Paul. Praying that your mom has a fast and good recovery.
Awesome I cannot wait to build our shed for the lawn tractor and power garden tools . Thankyou for the great tutorials.
Thank you paulie for taking the time. Sorry about ur moms sounds like she is in great hands.
Great videos Paul. On installing the router bit in the router I place an O ring in the collet so I never forget to raise the bit a little, also this ensures that when using matched bits they are the same hight in the router.
Hey Michael, that's Great information buddy! Thanks for sharing such a great tip, I'll be doing that from now on. Have a great day!
I would love for you to show us how to put on a barn roof for the shed. Your instructions on this one sound so easy and understandable! Thanks for posting this series.
Hi Rosemary, are you talking about a metal roof? I finished the real shed but I could work on the model for you.
A gambrel style which would have 4 beam parts joined by gussets (for a shed). I wonder what the angles would be as well as the lengths of the beams to go on a shed this size (8' walls).
Wow, I never dreamed my router could be so useful.
Thanks Eric, be careful when using a router they could rattle your bones!
Fantastic and highly informative series. Outstanding and incredibly appreciative to Paul for taking the time and effort to provide this awesome guide. Thank you!!
Love the tub
Love the video series Paul. I have "kit built" a shed but going from scratch seems like a better way to go. Better quality for sure.
Great stuff Paul, thanks for sharing.
Like always Paul, I learned something new! Honest truth... I thought about you yesterday, wondering when you'd be uploading another video, (I just might be psychic! Ha.) Really sorry to hear about your Mom! I'm glad you got the tub ready for her. Not only will she need the tub, she's going to love it! Thanks again for the video! See you next time!
Hey Paul! These videos are great. I can't wait to use them on my own shed.
Hi Rob, I'd like to see some pics when you start. Thank you for taking the time to watch and especially commenting, I really appreciate that!
I love the shed series!!! Thanks for the tips
Hope your Mom gets better soon. Happy New Year Paul. Keep up the good work.
Prayers for your mother
Thanks Paul
great video, Paul! I'm excited to see more about the tub project, too!
Awesome cutout technique Paul!
Your video was very helpful
Always love watching your videos and learning from you. Keep it up
Hey william, It's always good to hear from you my friend! I'm sorry for the delay but I will get the next one out much faster. Have a great day!
Do you have any noob friendly videos on using routers? I have had a Ryobi router for a few years but to be honest, they scare me more than any saw I've ever used. I'd LOVE to learn how to use my router without fear but being smart at the same time. Sorry if you already have done some videos. I'm a new subscriber and just starting to go through your videos. I LOVE your teaching method so much! I have a degree in Architectural Technology but after building a fancy chicken coop for the first time, I have learned why contractors get so irritated with architectural drawings. It's so not the same thing. LOL!
Thank you so much in advance for any advice you can share. Loving your channel so much!
Edit: Sorry. I thought about one more question. I'm a pain in the butt. LOL! For framing walls and door openings (headers, king & jack studs, etc), is it best to use screws or nails? I have a framing nailer but I see you use screws a lot. Which is the preferred application for each phase of building a shed?
Have a animal barn to build so this is super helpful
glad I took an early lunch.. damn paul with the early uploads.. great stuff as always
Hey my friend, it's always good to hear from you! Don't work too hard and have a great day!
Great video
You are the best
Nice video. I guess you could drill the hole for the router from the inside right next to the stud so you don’t have to measure on the outside. Hope your mom is doing better. My mom had trouble getting around so we put handrails down the hallway and grab bars in some places to make her more secure. An amazon Alexa is a good idea also so she can have Alexa call you if she falls and isn’t near a phone.
Another great one
Thanks again, Paul. Sorry to hear about your Mom.
These next videos are where the magic happens. Laying out the pattern rafter is mystifying.
Thank you Roller Beast, I can't wait to get my mom back home. I covered rafters on another video in my shed playlist. I will have the overhang video within a week. I still have work to do on my moms home but the major part is done for now.
Best wishes to your mom paul. We only have/had one Mom so we hold them dear while we can. As for the router, I always used a Skilsaw and/or Recip saw. I feel like such an idiot, duh! Thnx for the tip.
Good morning Herschel, you are right we need to be there for or parents. I lost my father 3 years ago and I feel blessed that I still have my mom, she sacrificed everything for us. I don't know how she managed, but she raised 6 of us without going crazy.....lol. God bless you and your family!
@@paulstoolbox Indeed Paul, thanks for the blessing and to you and your's as well. I'm an old fart so lost both parents years ago. They managed to raise 4 boys so I can imagine the mayhem your mother went through. Have a prosperous day.
You rock dude! Always good vids Paul. Cheers -CC
Thanks Cloverleaf Studios, I really appreciate that! You have a really cool looking Avitar for your channel, are you an artist? You should post your work.
Bro I’m excited to try my own build! 🔨
I pray that your Mom heals quickly.
Hope your Mom heals up fast
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Paul,
Thanks for what you do on You Tube I have learned a lot 67 yrs Young (:-;) . Your brave jumping from 1 roof to the other. My wife would kill me lol. On the particle board & building the she which is better or you prefer using screw or neumatic nail gun. Why 2 x 6 for the shed build?. Thanks......
Hey Paul. Is this shed in Redwood? 😄. Great to see you man. Hope you and the fam are ok. Thanks for the tips. Working on my shed and came across this.
Paul, is it cheaper to Build the shed you built then to buy them prefab deals ?
Good series, but I'd have found it more useful if the episodes had been in order from base/foundation to floor to walls to roof to doors. This is a bit jumpy and not simple to follow.
What sheathing did you use on this shed?
Never mind. Just saw it was OSB.
Hey that intro slam wasn't as loud!
Hi Paul, without giving too much information here, how can I contact you in order to produce a drawing to build a shed.
Hi Phil, you can contact me @ www.paulstoolbox.com . You can send me an email through the contact page. Thank you for taking the time to watch my video.
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