FREE SCRAP SHED. CABIN PROJECT #4
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- In this video, I am using all the free scrap wood I can find on my cabin property to make my shed. Choosing to do this makes the construction complicated and time-consuming. But, it is so fun to do. Figuring out how to fit all the weird pieces together is really cool and it makes for an awesome-looking cabin.
It doesn’t matter that the shed is not “perfect “….. it’s perfect for you and your needs and that’s all that really matters. I love that you used what you had on site and didn’t just let the materials go to waste.
Amen
It's a sin to let the plywood rot or to burn it. Use it.
Anything you can build "on the cheap' doesn't need to be perfect anyway 😁
He uses 3 inch screws to fasten 3/4 plywood 😂
@reginasmith2629, I agree with you wholeheartedly. It was such a joy to watch Jay figure it out and make it happen with what he had on hand.
Jay a roll of tyvek will weather proof the outside of the shed.
Also an idea. Some sheds and outhouses in Alaska use the corrugated pvc panels on the roof to let natural light in and the snow slides off.
Cheers
My thoughts exactly!
Hey pal, just take a minute and know this, as a subscriber to your channel and avid camper/outdoors person, I am not the only one who’s envious of your cabin and choices to pursue your dreams of being off grid in a cabin in the woods. Keep them coming Jay and you’re doing great buddy. Cheers
Hello Jay! Nice job on “ Frankenshed “! Looking forward to seeing the roof and door go on!
"Frankenshed!" Love it! 😅
Great name
Jay, I'm not an outdoor girl and I hate bugs (lol), but I LOVE watching your channel. You're doing awesome. Always a little sad when it's over. ❤
Your channel is a winner! You have what it takes for making good videos. You are positive, entertaining with your chuckles and caring and truthful. Thank you!
Jay, this video was my favorite. You are figuring things out as you go along and not being wasteful. I love that you are being frugal and showing your internet family how things can be recycled and repurposed to make something new. I was so happy throughout this video and was talking to you (my laptop) as you made one decision after the other. Then you capped it all off by figuring out the propane issue. I actually gasped when the pilot lit up. YOU ROCK!!!
Awesome comment. Thanks so much. Jay
Keep going. Your recordings bring me such peace. Thank you.
I absolutely enjoy seeing the amount of joy you show when you finally decide to just go with your mind…it’s truly inspirational.
Another great update on future plans. With chores completed, some fishing to start the day! I’m so looking forward to the cabin progress, the hunt and travels. All the best wishes for new career choice my friend. You’re in the best place in the world.
Hey Jay: Way to go using the scrap wood and making it work. Loved the fishing coverage. My husband and I look forward to every episode. Thanks for sharing.
It's such a joy watching you live your dream!
There is no right or wrong way to do anything... just different! Keep doing your thing, were all here for you.
Great job Jay. Who cares what others think, as long as it works for you, that’s what matters
Fun watch… my wife and I have been Frankensteining a cottage in Ontario for a few years, definitely conjuring up memories of things we’ve done. One think I will mention is all that good lumber you have, I recommend you pile it straight, neat and flat, or else it’s gonna be warped too when you get to it.
Love watching you hammering away creating and building wonderful things they don’t have to be perfect but as long as as it works to your liking then it’s perfect so keep up doing what you’re doing cause it’s looks perfect to us until your next video stay safe stay strong and may god watch over you in this amazing adventure my friend 🙏❤️✌🏼🔨🪚🪛
Hello again Jay! That will be a strong shed! I have an idea, all you have to do is paint it with good couple coats of outdoor paint and it will look like new! Great job using leftover wood from previous owner! ❤
Jay, you remind me of myself so much ! You will be blown away in a couple years looking back at your hard work and seeing where you came from in knowledge to what so much more you will know then. I'm so excited for you Jay, many good times to come 👍
Something to be proud of for sure !
Looking good Jay. Way to reuse what you have available. No worries about doing it right because you are. Having fun and being happy is what it is all about. Nice video.
Great show. As an old man I can't help but give you some sage advice after watching this episode. With pike that tame and hungry: Don't ever consider skinny dipping in that lake!
Haha
Right on Jay 👍👍👍 you did great. Tell Crystal hello 🙋♀️👋
You are the man!!!! Should you ever decide to write a book about your life in the woods it should be..Jay in the woods... Keep those videos coming.
Great job on the shed Jay. By the way, whenever you disconnect the propane bottle each time you will need to bleed off the air that gets into the line between the bottle and the stove. And the best way to do that is to turn the knobs on all the way for 15-20 seconds until you get rid of the air, then it will light. The pilots won't light either till this is done.
You made a sensible choice between a pile of lumber beneath the cabin and a shed. Don't worry about the patchwork design, a coat of paint and nobody will notice.
Next challenge is figuring out how to frame a doorway into the remaining wall. You're going to learn a lot from that. 🙂
No paint necessary. It looks great the way it is.🎉🎉🎉 But sadly paint would protect it somewhat from the elements and make it last longer, so Dave is right❤❤😊😊😊
JAY, I LLLOOOOVVVVEEEE THAT SHED, IMPERFECTIONS AND ALL🎉🎉😂❤❤😊
Saved money + used what you already had = GREAT JOB !! ❤
Jay, sooo love your videos. Been subscribed for awhile and totally enjoyed your adventures! But need to say, recent videos have been so entertaining! Love watching the build on the cabin and shed. Can’t wait to see what’s coming next. Also, keep that giggle coming! Makes us giggle!!
I love seeing you living your dream. You always talked in your older videos about wanting your own cabin and fixing it up, and now you are doing it!! It is amazing seeing the channel grow. And I’m excited now that you are focusing on the channel full time that the videos are beginning to be longer and I’m seeing new videos more frequently. I can’t wait for the hunting videos and i ABSOLUTELY cant wait for winter ❄️❄️❄️☃️☃️☃️
Love from Norway. You are doing a Great jobb 👍👍🌞🌹
The shed looking very good 👍👍👍👍
Hello Jay , from Belgium i just want to tell you this about your skills of building : some person's imperfection is someone else's perfection .
keep dpoing what you love to do ......
have a nice week
Jay, from Pretoria, South Africa: man, that shed is quite something! I see you will have tons of space for shelves in the shed walls. Keeo going!😂
every day a learning day no matter how old you are im 70 and still learning and if your shed serves its purpose thats all that matters really enjoying your vids
You did great you are officially a working man now a homesteader😊
Jay, if I may. When you have a fish on the line, hold your rod tip up, which maintains pressure on the fish and less likely to lose it.
Great job on the shed, you made excellent use of what you had to work with. Those barbless hooks require keeping a constant tension on the line, when I was a boy the saying was, "keep that rod tip up!"
That shed is something you can be proud of.
I think everything looks great so far. You are developing skills that will be of great use as you move forward. Love this channel!
Jay don't apologize if they are only watching to criticize they must not have a life and are envious of yours, I've been following you for a long time and enjoy every minute, just be careful you're all alone there🎉
Love your attitude Jay! It’s so nice seeing you doing what you love and learning as you go. I also like that you take mistakes in stride and have the ability to laugh at yourself as you are learning! Can’t wait until the next video!
You remind me of my pa who used what was available in building. Everything is re-usable and nothing wasted lol.
When putting plywood on, just screw some scrap 2x4 where you want the bottom to sit. Makes it easier when working alone.
Keep up the great content. Enjoy yhe channel.
Yes! A tool belt and a bug killer. It’s official, Jay is here to stay. Just love this series as you learn and grow and let us come with you. You’re like “Everyman” all us old folks and young’ens too, to watch, learn and grow while watching over your shoulder. Your enthusiasm and unique laugh are so infectious. C’mon folks just hit subscribe it’s free and fun to watch!!
Thanks for this comment and the support, Sandra!
You're making the old adage come true...necessity is the mother of invention.
I have a ton of wood pallets. Wife wanted a she shed. It turned out very cool. With two windows
Keep doing things at your own pace, my man.... Looking forward to the next one....
And congrats on the 200k subs!
Thank you
Always love your content Jay....keep it coming
Wow I followed you at about 60k subs, it's awesome to see you hit over 200k. I love your content
I love the economy of your shed. Thank God for clamps, one person job!
Well Jay that shed looks great you have done a fantastic using all that wood that was left by the previous owner.
I take that you will give this a coat of paint or a waterproof varnish and then you will see now difference at all
Again thank you Jay
Thanks Jay for sharing this great video adventure taking us with you enjoy watching your videos thanks Jay 👍 👏 😊
Remarkable fishing shots - oh, that water is so clear! Patchwork shed is awesome - nice tool belt, BTW. So, you want to eat the fish and the skeeters want to eat you. Welcome to the food chain...
Keep your head up, you are doing great!
Good job Mr. Jay! 👍🏻😎
Hi jay, I look forward to my weekly trip to Canada, supporting you from the UK 🇬🇧 I’m 😊really looking forward to see how your Chanel progresses.
I look forward to following you Jay. As l have done for quite a while. Learning with you 😅 🇬🇧
Love watching create do go just try on the fly. Genius
Jay, I love the longer format videos like multi-day projects and just you learning your way around your dream plot of land. Keep up the outstanding work my brother!
28:30 Jay, I'm too old for the kind of stuff you're doing, and it's great that you are able to share this adventure with us. Even if I was younger, I could be doing what you are doing, so I appreciate being able to view your adventure. Thanks. (I'm a sub with an alert) :)
Be proud. It's your shed. Who cares what anyone else thinks. Greatjob
Jay, my Canadian YouYube friend, all your subscribers have told you that you are right to use what you have instead of letting it go to waste. I’m going to be in a second residence for a year to help family, and hubby and I have had a blast shopping resale, Habitat for Humanity Restore, and Facebook Marketplace! Our small apartment if fully furnished with formerly well-loved, well-used items. Nothing matches! But each piece is unique and has a story and more character than anything new. Your shed is unique and it’s telling your story! And we LOVE IT!
Yay, tool belt AND clamps!
Making life so much easier
Hey Jay, greetings from Australia. Love your videos and your shed looks great so far. 😊
Imo it is good enuf😊. It's really unique... I love it. Can't wait to see the finished product😅. So far great!!!! Tyfs God bless you
Jay. Fantastic patch work shed build. Very resourceful and practical for an outdoor shed in the wild. Your mix of work and play looks like an enjoyable weekend.
I love to repurpose things. As a grandmother this is something that I have tried to pass along to my grandchildren. The world is pushing the throw away ideas on the younger generation. What I leave behind is what my great grandchildren will inherit, be it good or be it bad. ❤
Looking nice 👍👍
14:00 + Cool scene, the clouds reflecting in the lake with you fishing in the foreground.
Great job there on the shed Jay. You might want to put some kind of flashing tape over the gaps to help seal up the shed. Now I do not know how much you want to spend on that shed, but you can put a product called Liquid Rubber Waterproof Sealant on the sides of your shed. The stuff is meant to waterproof basements, and other things or you could just get a roll of asphalt roofing to use on the side it is basically how they use to weather proof old box houses back in the late 1800's into the 1930's.
Thank for another great video. Pike are good eating fish but a lot of bones really need to fillet them properly.
You have officially built the first Halloween shed because it's Frankenstein. PSI love it. Do whatever you do to make you happy. We love watching you be happy
You're recycling and creating a wood quilt shed. 🙂 Things aren't cheap now and tossing something that can be used would be a waste. Great job and don't apologize. If it bothers you then paint it but that's your choice. I like it.
Tyvek wrap for a bit of waterproofing? Clear corrugated roofing to let light in? Great shed and learning. You go.
Awesome video jay keep it up can’t wait for all ur videos ! Hunting fishing and all you will do is gonna be great cheers bud !!
Hey Jay you are doing a great job. I love the cabin life and it appears you are enjoying it too. Got to love it.
Jay I so enjoy your channel! You are such an authentic true person just living your dream!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful property and wonderful creations/building 😊 way to go on stove n fishing too!😊
Good video. Have fun always
Jay, always great watching your videos , you've come a long way since the first tent episode. Great job on the shed , sometimes it's harder using old scrap rather than new , give yourself a pat on the back . Keep up the great videos . Cheers from my cabin in Northern Ontario
All you need is "homestead perfect." Good work!
it is all good my friend you must make use of the resources available to you doing a good job all the best from the garden of england
Jay, glad to see you have a work belt now. Great job!
❤ Well Jay I have been watching you and I've been enjoying this video and I like the fact that you are using scrap material around your place there you are very creative and making use of what you have so yeah it's very interesting what you're coming up with and how creative you are and I think you're doing fantastic just keep up the good work and keep the videos coming because it's great entertainment for me and I really enjoy so it is really enjoyable to watch you you're very handsome very good-looking and yeah that's what I like watching is are all men in Canada handsome and good-looking like you❤🎉
Good way to use up scrap material. The shed will be so nice to put your tools, etc. in. Nice job!
Hello from Delaware been watching since the the start I love your video's would love to come and fish with you. I can't wait to see what's next!!!
You came a long way man and to many more.
We need some merch.. with the "J" logo on it and we need a P.O. Box where we can send you things, gifts to maybe help along the way. Really enjoying the vlog and the scenery. Keep doing you!!! Cheers brother. 🥂💙🙏🏽💙
Don’t forget to light oven pilot light as well because propane comes out of line there to I got exactly same stove sometimes if don’t work hook air hose to blow lines out
It will look great and just think by using all the free wood t will look so clean around there with less clutter. Great job.
It’s so fun to watch someone who truly enjoys the simplest things in life. Don’t worry about eating meat it’s really the best thing for you. I’m a carnivore and 61 and never been healthier. Eat the meat. Ditch the cooking oil!
Congratulations on the tool belt! It looks great!
Shed Frankenstein lives !!
Its a learning curve for you but also for us showing us and giving us confidence to just give it a go too
As always nice video 🇨🇦
Love these videos Jay!! Look forward to all the variety videos coming up!!!
Enjoyed watching, thx for sharing. Can't wait for the next adventure. Stay safe n well and God bless Jay 😊
That shed will be solid once you have completed it. Keep up the videos. 😊
Hey Jay!! Love your channel. You are a down yo earth regular guy that is trying!! Love it.
Hey just an FYI on you comment on todays video regarding the short screw. Rule of thumb is going into at least 1/2 of what you are fastening down. So if the wood is 3/4 the nail or screw should be at min 1-1/2”. Hope that makes sense.
Shed is awesome!! Keep it up.
Awesome to know. Thank you
Jay great video keep up the good work! Life is a learning experience.
You might want to look into getting some kind of weatherproofing to wrap around the outside so the contents of the shed won’t get damaged.
Maybe look into putting some kind of siding or even shingles over the outside, I know you want the cabin look so shingles would probably look good
Nice job!use what you have,enjoy your videos 🥰🇨🇦🥰
Very well done...