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after you cut a 16ft board with a saw, equally, you have two boards at 15'11 and 15/16" And if you're not cutting off the factory edge, they will rot and split more easily. lumber is not good quality in the USA.

Great instructional step by step with material list! It might be a good idea to fill the holes in the ground with a layer of large gravel rocks so the posts can shed any water that can accumulate in the posts over the years and cause rotten posts. I built huge deck when I was 22 and thanks to Bob Villa lol... showing this method, it still stands today and I'm 58. No rotten posts. This is the best video out there today sir. Thank you!

Whoever that guy is with the mini frow makes me wanna grow one

Exellent presentation, subscribed.

That was really good, I like the animation

Thank you for making this video! I am going to be building a lean too soon.

Honest question I just came up with as I never thought about. Rafter jumpers as I call you. How many where a cup by %. I know stupid question but I may consider it on my next dyi

I’m thinking about doing this above my deck and was curious if it’s loud underneath the metal roof and if so what can I do to lessen the sound? Best video I’ve seen on a lean to. Great freakin job man.

How deep are the post holes?

My guy wearing Hurley slides lol. Business up top summer time at the bottom.

I don't like how they have the batteries sit in that tool. I feel like you are just constantly whacking the battaery on your work surface. I like how some brands like Hercules have it facing the opposite direction. No hate it just looks kind of awkward

How does one match what you built here but on a higher barn? The client only wants it half of the hiegh of the existing barn. How do i flash the ledger board to prevent wayer from running down the walls to the interior? This eill be installed onto western metal ehich has a higjer rib than standard pro rib metal. Also, do i install a double ledger, one on the interior and one on the exterior? Last question, where you bird mouth notched your rafters, can one skip the notching and make the end of the rafter where it meets the beam board flush at the top and still have an effective install? Thank you for the awesome video. Well wxecuted and explained Honestly, probably the best i have ever seen!

Looks like you have plenty of cheap labor for this project!

What do you do when you have vertical wall tiles verse horizontal

It’s best to stack all sheets together on saw horses . Measure your screw hole marks and pre drill all sheets in one pass together . Your screw holes will always line up this way and be perfectly uniform once installed

how much did all that cost

What screws did you use going into the ledger and how do you know what to go into?

Those 6x6 posts will rot over time.

Great video you’re gonna blow up

what methods are used to set the height of the 6x6 post. Or should i ask how to know at what depth to make the hole

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GREAT VIDEO MAN ! kEEP IT UP

1:30 Are the 4x4s the only lumber that needs to be treated?

Instead of chalking a line on the tin, why don’t you measure your 3” over hang then every 16” or whatever your strapping is at and predill the holes for the screws? Will ensure a dead straight line of screws and easier to screw in general.

Hi it's Koltin nice job

just me, but I would have trimmed a couple inches off the first piece of tin to make the lean-to roof line up with the main structure roof. all in all, very good video.

too bad woods are so expensive now, i rather just buy a premade shack ... 10 x cheaper

Does " D I Y" mean 7 guys off a pickup and a trailer full of power equipment 😂!?

What gage is that is it the one in the middle of the big nailer nd small?11:41

Just a small point. Reveal is the distance between the door and the door jamb. It is a distance not how level the door is. Keeping on mind, the top door jamb and the top of the door should be level. I do like that you nailed the trim on the hinged side first. I"ve seen a few guys not knowing or understanding why its done that way. All on all, its a good presentation.

Looks like a cardboard filled cheapie door.

One of the best instructional videos I’ve ever seen. Appreciate ya!

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Great video , very easy to understand .Thanks again.

Got to ask at the middle 6x6 post. Why does it look like only one of the 2x8's is bolted and not the otherside? That's my only question because I'm building one myself and your video is so far the best video to watch and learn

Great video!!

a few things i would have done different. I would have mixed sand and gravel into the concrete and poured it wet, its a lot stronger. Also with the roof, you never screw in the valley always on the hip. You can see how the techs have created an indent, this will eventually leak, also those sheets need the ends folded up under the other roof to stop the water from back traking.

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Thank the Lord for joe biden's open border policy.

He needs to turn the pressure up on that compressor nails aint penetrating shit

Are the rafters 4foot on center ?

The main issue is not sealing the bottom of the 6x6. Even tho it’s treated the concrete will eat the wood away. You should be doing at least a couple coats of driveway sealer or something along those lines to have a barrier between the wood/concrete.

lol. Been there

Ain't got no gas in it

Wow that looks great!

I'm trying to decide between doing a lean to like this or having a separate structure built. What was your cost on materials for this?

Cookin' with peanut oil?? Everyone knows you get the best results with the high dolla EVOO. 😂 love the vids!

Never trust a carpenter who wears flip flops on a build site😂😂😂😂😂😂

Weak..