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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- This evening we did some more work on the Woodshed! Heavy Rains Soaked our area but looks like clear skies for the weekend! We put the last two beams up this evening and some cross bracing.
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Mike and Melissa - I am a manager of Emergency Preparedness and Response for a hospital system that includes 5 hospitals. The team and I have been working for nearly 3 weeks, 13-16 hour days with no time off. Most go home only to sleep. I have not been near a chainsaw or tractor for weeks; this was how many of us keep sane during normal times. In the moments I find, I sneak off and watch an episode of your channel, and one other, to live vicariously through your videos. My team laughed when they walked into the command center and heard a chainsaw buzz coming from my computer. It has been a real help. I wanted to take a second and let you know Thanks
First time commenting, because I started with your first video and worked my way to this most recent one! I originally found your channel while doing a search for ideas on my “carry all” project in the fall of 2019, and I immediately subscribed. Yes,,, I did complete my carry all project too! So, I set a goal to watch from the beginning, and I finally completed the task at hand. I have been watching 2-3 episodes (more or less) each evening and a few on weekend mornings with coffee. Thanks for numbering the episodes, it makes it much easier to follow your journey. I work a “regular job” also and have a small business on the side, so to all the Morgan’s, your work ethic is appreciated! I also have a small property and a 2012 JD 1026 I putz around with.
With regard to television, I cut the cable off many years ago. So channels like yours are great for us all, especially those in “hunker down” mode due to CV. Thank you!
Tell the whole family, but especially Hunter, that SteveMac says Hi from SE Missouri.
Thanks again for the great content. Sorry for the long comment, but I have waited over 700 episodes to jump in! OK, finished the coffee and gotta head out to do some stuff outside. This is the only decent day we’ve had in a while. Lots of rain... HAVE A DAY! 👍
In the future when you butt two beams together Cut a half-lap joint in each beam so that they overlap each other by 4 inches so that both beams sit entirely on top of the support post.
Before you get to far on that shed. May I suggest you run a piece of plumbers tape. Across the top of those header beams Mike. Just were they meet. God bless
Mike, talk about overkill, we milled all the wood from my forest for a new woodshed and the flooring was made with 3" by 16" 10 foot long nearly clear pine planks. I named it the "elephant dance floor." It is so satisfying to build your own sheds and outbuildings with your own lumber.
Cold and muddy here in c. Ky. Hopefully this weather will break soon and it will dry up. I have several new blow downs to get cut up but i cant get to them in this MUD. Say hey to the family and yall HAVE A DAY 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Another morning with Outdoors with the Morgans . Coffee and the Morgans nothing better! I love Machining but love the outdoors more . My back don't let me do many outdoor things any more except enjoy God's beautiful scenery from the road.
Cut you a piece of the header on a close 45 for the front corner support
Making progress. Lucky here I guess we didn’t get that much rain. Thanks Mike and Melissa have a great weekend. 👍✊
I hadn't seen this video. Very good job.
Eating bacon and eggs drinkin my coffee watching outdoors with the Morgan's.What a way to relax
Mike & Melissa - Great video. Love watching the two of you working together. Blessings to you and the kids. Hi Hunter.
I'm in west central Ohio Mike , the weather you are getting is usually what i got the day before . I can start giving you a more accurate forecast than the weather guessers on the news . Oh ya , the shed is off to a good start looking good . My family had pizza last night too from our local bowling alley , still trying to support our small local business'es . Everyone stay safe and healthy .
Hey, Mike and Melissa,
Thank you both for your transparency when discussing family "issues", especially in regards to your son, Hunter. After watching this video it has given me a much better understanding of what life is like with a child/adult with autism !!
Thank you again and may God Bless you, accordingly !! 💞
Oh, and BTW, say "Hi" to Hunter from me here in San Diego, CA. !!
Wine and pizza Friday nights have been our thing since shep was a pup..
Thanks for increasing the video output. You’re doing your part to keep everyone sane. 👍👍😃
Mike, next shed cut in on the headers with the wood mizer for 6 or 8 inches on the ends at the center of the timber and remove one side with the skillsaw so you can overlap the joint where it sits in the bracket.
yea i like that idea
I got a ms271 after the video you made of both 271 and the 261 thank you for all the info on them
Lap joints on the 4x10's would make it stronger. Hurricane frame of mind from Florida !
put down some of those slabs to stay outta the mud.I would put some full length diagonals in the corners not just those little coner braces.When the wind blows there will be a lot of force along the long side,and put some little straps across the top of those beam joints
So satisfying to see those beams fit perfectly. Shed is looking good, be safe and keep up the good work.
hello. ive been watching this show for a long time.must have seen them all a couple of times but the adds are starting to kill me. im very happy things are going well with you guys. just consider it. thank you
Loved the clouds flying by when you were putting the brackets on the top of the posts!
Good morning to the Morgan’s! Great job with the video, looking good around there and you both look good in the hats. The build is coming right along. Thanks for sharing with us. Fred.
That wood shed is coming a long. Keep those Hunter stories coming. They are very well received. Every time I see a BK i think about stopping by for a spicy chicken. In fact, i think I will tomorrow.
That shed is going to look great. Thanks for making videos for us.
Your Lumber is Awesome Great looking wood shed cant wait to see the completed building!
Looks great! Those headers are not too big.
South Carolina boy here! when I'm watching Your videos and sipping My coffee I can put my self in Your position and pretend that i am doing the things you are doing. have a day!
It is pouring down here now - my tractor lugs (full old time tractor tires) sink into the ground up to the flat tire between lugs. Scary! I move slow and stay in 2 wheel so the spare 2 power wheels are getting me out of trouble if needed. Four at once can be 4 holes in the ground so easy and fast.
New to the channel. Sent here by Buckin BIlly Ray. Great to see husband and wife working together on outdoor projects and just spending time together. Me and my wife are always outside or in the barn working on whatever. Its amazing quality time together.
Little By Little! Its All Progress!!👍👊
The enthusiasm shown by you two is infectious. Thank you!
Siding looking good mike👏
God Bless Y’all 😊 .... Have a Day ...❤️
Mike and Melissa I enjoy watching you guys as you have become one of my regular videos I watch every chance I get prayers and blessings from St Johns Arizona and spirit bear homestead
it would have been awesome to use Logs cut from the woods as posts for the shed instead of treated 4x4. natural look
Maybe you should have gaps between the siding boards to improve circulation
Love the “Marital Banter”, especially the “ weeyll” exchange when talking about the corner brace. Very funny episode. Thanks for your great videos!
I can't believe how green your grass is. We had snow twice this week, and the grass has no color at all. It is nice to see your video and see what's coming our way.
Woodshed build is looking great! ❤️ Have a day!
Mike and Melissa, I love your videos. I am on SSI and have cerebral palsy on my left side and I get enjoyment out of watching the videos. Thank you for what you do. God Bless
Looking good you guys
Woodshed is looking good. You two work so well together.
"Hey Hunter" from Western Nebraska.
We're social distancing and look forward to your videos every day. Thank You
Renewable energy processing center 👍, Huntington Co. Hit 77 in the mountains yesterday and 24 this morning. Crazy. Have a great day all
Great job with the beams, Mike. Measure twice, cut once. Have a day. Looking forward to a mug and HAT 🎩 🧢.
Melissa your fear statement is so very true. If we find ourselves in fear we have taken our eye off the savior. Stay warm and safe and say Hi to Hunter. It has to be hard for him to comprehend what is going on.
Nice beams on the woodshed, but Melissa is always helping you with your woodwork, I would like to know if you help Melissa with the dishes LOL :-) Ken From Vt.
Man I love those dogs. They seem like they'd be a lot of fun to be around.
Love what you guys are doing. Mike I was thinking that you should let the whole shed/wood built cure up for a year, or maybe even less since we are heading into the summer. Meanwhile cut some batten strips (Board and Batten siding) and somehow stack and strap them to cure, and then in the year add them to the now shrunken seams. If you do it right away that would cause some splitting when shrinking, but adding them later one would cure that. How you manage that with your siding preservative/stain coating I am not sure. Suggestions welcome. This is my number one RUclips daily go to event.
Kevin Here, upstate New York mid 30 degrees.Going out do fire wood. My wood fernace is working great the best heat there is. Every body have a great day and god bless
like the new hats and mugs
Down here in the Midwest (STL), we had 70 degrees on Thursday on the last day of Winter and 40+ degrees on Friday which was the 1st day of Spring. Mother Nature is still running the Show. 🙄🤔🧐
Melissa thank you very much you cheered me up I'm trying to hang in there but I miss all my friends at school and my teachers but April 13th is all due date to go back
WOW YOU didn't dump wood into the pickup !!! Your the Man Mike !!!
Thats a beautiful header beam there Mike!
The Shed is looking really nice!
Keep the good good music rollin
I am still not convinced that 3 screws in the beam at the back of the wood shed, will carry the roof structure and snow load when in shear screwed into softwood posts.The beam should be checked into the columns so it carries the weight rather than the screws, the front beam is OK.
He mentioned he is going to nail everything as well.
And, the back beams, he said he is going to lag bolt them through the posts.
"Renewable Energy Processing Center" - - I love it!
It used to be called, in my recollection, "The Wood Pile." But not the "Wood shed", never the "Wood Shed" I have some experience on "being taken to the wood shed" for . . . various . . reasons. . . - - Please keep making videos, if you can, in these trying times. . .
Shed is looking great. 3 to 4 inch rain here in western Ohio mostly overnight, Thursday night, sump pumps running almost non stop with lots of flood water. HI to Hunter.
Welcome to OWTM from another dreary day in B'ham, AL. On my way to watching all of the videos and I have now crossed the 80% line. Have A Day!
H.J. In White Lake.....Nice Intro
Mike Meng haha, dad said you called him and told him you saw me. Love this channel!
Mike remember it's better to over build than to underbuild
Sweet video Morgan's 💜
You should use the outside of your logs for a vertical lapsiding. It would be a different look to your woodshed.
Very neat and orderly construction. Square, plumb, and level. Good workmanship.
Me and my wife been seriously considering an rk24 I like you videos thanks for great content I live in harmony so I’m local to ya hope all is well
"I don't need any help" while receiving excellent help :)
Nice job!
Hi Mike,
I am also a learn-by-trying type. I love your build vids. Since you have said that you plan several more similar builds, I want to throw out a small tip. Please don't read it as criticism as that is a beautiful shed you have started. I love it! So my tip is for the joints where the beam segments rest on the posts. 6"-8" extra length on each outer segment and 12"-14" on the middle one would allow you enough material for a half lap joint. It can provide a tremendous amount of stability. This would be especially conducive with those awesome 3.5 inch thick beams-- plenty of meat still on the bone. Helps keep the joint tight by counteracting any racking forces. Of course you will have several other elements in this build to help do the same. I read some have already suggested plywood cleats on the inside spanning the joint. Keep up the positive and entertaining vids! I never miss one!
Nice frame!
Connecting those beams to each other at each top joint with cross-angled deck screws would also add lot of sturdiness to the frame. great looking project!
I think he said he was going to use nailing plates, but I thought the same thing and maybe drill a hole in brackets to tie each side together at seam.
"We'll do that" ... "Sometime" Seriously, you two are adorable.
Truly enjoy your videos. Y'all keep up the good work. Getting cold up here in Maine. I just finished my wood shed yesterday.
Wow the only time my cat watched Out doors with the Morgan’s was when you picked up the tote and made the screeching
sound.😂
Your shed is shaping up nicely. Keep up the good work.
Another great video !!! Wood shed is coming along nicely !!!! Great tunes , intro and outro !!!! Hello to Hunter !!!!
Good video. Thank you for sharing your day
thank you for entertaining us with your chores!
Melissa, you missed your chance. You should have pushed for the pool!
Loved your choice of music Mike it fit your page really good. Ther is a load of water in your logs after you saw it.
13:19 "Yea......NANCY!"
Hunter Morgan..... checking Mom & Dad for soda. HA!
Now, get those wooden shelves built in the bathroom......
Howdy Mike, enjoy your videos. Look forward to each new episode of out doors with the Morgan’s. When you make those shelves for Melissa remember to give us a look. Thank you Melissa for the positive message of clam in this crazy situation. God bless the Morgan’s
Hey Mike, are Y’all still feeding the deer 🦌 out of the wood yard feeder? Tell Hunter and the Girls hello from Martinez, Ga., Y’all stay healthy and safe, keep up the great work Y’all are doing!!!
Gota love those "Honey do" projects Mike. Great video M&M, thumbs up.
I've got a tarp and pipe shed I'm going to frame up and make into a wooden shed. Still snowing up here (Alaska) so maybe in a few weeks. Thanks for the tips!
Great teamwork you two!
Check out The Perfect Block for future construction projects. Would love to see you use it and show us how it done!
It is nice that you build a shed for the wood, but do you think that all your machines would also be happy if they would got a shed also? What is with the little cabin? It is ready?
Best Regards from Germany 👍🚜
Hey Hobie Stanford (I think that's what the guy's name is doing the intro) we are neighbors. I am in Muskegon!!
I WANT THAT HAT ASAP....
Shoulda worn your high heels for that last beam, Mike.LOL Great vid. Thanx for sharing
belfast
That was quite a reach!!!
Nice work, Mike. Braces look great. If you have any scrap 1/2" CDX ply, you can make some gussets for the inside faces of your beam joints to act as reinforcement splices. Maybe 6" wide by 2' long, with a foot on either side of the joint between beams, then nailed with galvanized nails. Love the story about Hunter "frisking" you for soda-pop contraband. :)
I urge you to consider some long diagonal wind bracing on that back wall. Once you get the siding up, that building is going to be a giant "sail"
Mike, where is your new DeWalt nail gun? May make siding go little easier. Love the beams across the front. Place is looking good!!!
Mr. Morgan liked your comment" you'd do this all the time " loved Mrs. Morgans response of "REALLY, need bathroom shelves " and it begins . Liking your shed , how many cords do you think will fit in it ? Or other persons stuff . We are starting to hit the spring weather cycle here was 45 degrees F yesterday and -22 degrees F last night and -10 degrees F starting today , should be no flooding unless we get rain , still have 21/2 feet of snow in the bush . So always a good time to watch the Morgans Be safe
Then there's building the pool for Melissa........
Hi Melissa, who knew more than a year on there would be over 800,000 reported deaths, I find comfort in the videos from Time of Grace segments Evening Encouragement, it puts things in prospective, thanks for your insights
Love this build series... getting a lot of good ideas for my own REPC... ;)
I can tell Mike is loving walking in the wet mud. I know he loves it. LOL
The nice thing about using that green wood for the siding is that it gets nailed down before it can warp. Mike and Melissa you are are doing a banged up job on the shed, which means job well done, but use guys alway say a short while after sheds and garages are finished is: “should have built it 3 times bigger”. 👷♀️