Am I going too far with this shed? // Shed Part 8
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- Опубликовано: 18 мар 2023
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“Listen Stan….” I’m going to have to steal that! 😂😂
Poor Stan. He never gets a break.
Listen Stan! Ha ha ha haaaaa…that’s my husbands name and I am the woodworking, welding, building artist in our marriage and I can’t count how many times I’ve said that over the years! You’re hilarious.
hey dude, love the channel and all the hard work you put in!
not trying to be safety police here, just wanted to mention that you should think about wearing a respirator whenever you're cutting the hardie material! I work on a lot of commercial construction sites where hardie plank is the go-to exterior finish and every safety orientation I've sat through warns us profusely on the effects of inhaling silica dust. It's said to be the "next asbestos", just wanted to spread the info!
Keep it up boss you're crushing it!
Two words bro - Ladder leveler. Werner makes a great one! Great video!
And about time Stan got back to posting videos, too!
Living your best Derek Zoolander life with that ad! I think you got a future on the cat walk!
Nice dismount!
Your ladder escaped reminded me of a time I was trimming a tall bush while on a step ladder. I didn't know there was a bald face hornets nest in the bush until they started swarming around at crotch level. Needless to say I didn't use the last 4 steps of the ladder coming down! Those hornets were getting very close to things that were near and dear to my heart!
I’m sure Stan loves being called out! lol. Love your channel.
Fellow mechanical engineer, woodworker, and honey doer!
Your a true tool guy. You saved the drill and the ladder during the fall❤
Your videos are some of the best on RUclips.
Trevor, I’ve been watching you from the beginning. I’m a HUGE fan and appreciate everything your commitment to the channel. (Giving up your day job for instance). As I have taken your advice for many projects that you have done, I finally have some advice for you. DON’T RUSH. It takes the enjoyment out of what you love to do. And, you could get hurt. Projects will always get done. We can always wait.
I really liked your use of snow and ice shield to protect your investment. Back when I was a Field Sales Mgr for a stone company I’d get lots of push back from installers when I demanded it around the windows. My territory had the least amount of warranty calls due to window leaks.
Dude! Nice!
Nice shed sir!!!
“Listen Stan….” I can start a lot of shop conversations like that. 🥴
Looks great! Just saw an ask this old house episode where they hung an over door awning, they did a cool trick, that white piece on your supports, they notched the back so it would fit over the siding perfectly. Just an alternative way with out the leak potential.
I was heart broken to see the last video hadn’t been uploaded. The shed looks great. I can’t wait to see the finished build.
the siding looks great bro
Listen Stan, that was nice form falling! Almost if jumping with grace 👍🏻
Can’t wait to see the finished product!! This has been awesome!
It's a good thing you have reflexes like a jungle cat! 😂
"kreg jig your wife told you not to worry about" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That’s the first time I’ve e seen sawdust in your shop. Normally it’s frightened to settle 🌞
Ha!
So I already hit the light button even though I’m less than 30 seconds into your video. Because I always like your videos. But I just thought you should know that when I was scrolling through my feed this morning, there were two videos in my subscription fee, yours and the newest upload from the norm Abram, RUclips channel. I stared at both of those for about 45 seconds and clicked on yours first. If you don’t understand what that means I don’t know what to tell you.👍🤘🤛
I can think of no greater honor!
Fantastic job !
Good work, man. And yes, I just fell off a ladder yesterday, in my garage, between the standing drill press and my welding table! But I was only on top of a 4' ladder so managed to stick the landing. I wish I were as young as you! LOL I don't bounce like I used to.
Hey, big props! The sheds looking great, I love how you're handling all the details and you're doing it quite well! Yes those siding gauges are Awesome. And you did just the right thing popping off the ladder 😅. Rushing is definitely where mistakes are made, but truth be told I oftentimes use scraps under my ladder legs to even out on the ground. Just have to remain thoughtful of directional pressures.
So cool to see how far you’ve come along.
Blessings, Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊❗️
Looking forward to seeing this completed!
Been looking forward to this journey continuing.
The suspense is killing me. And I am taking notes of all the reasons it is not finished yet. Just started renovating my bathroom…
Been hanging out waiting for this next installment...worth it!
Enjoy all your videos, especially the chop saw dust fix. Great for all the name brands but it would be great to see some improvements on the cheaper tools, like Harbor Freight, which a
lot of people own.
Looking awesome. I’m on ladders/roofs all the time. If you don’t have leveling feet then car ramps work great to level out ladders.
Very cool can’t wait to see it finished. It looks amazing so far you’ve done an amazing job
No blood, no fire - all in all a successful day, I’d say.
I always say "I put in one mistake just to see if anyone finds it... Stan."
You should always wear a mask when cutting Hardie. You may need your lungs later in life. Plus the joints need a layer of tarpaper that goes behind the joint and overlaps the piece above otherwise you can get water in behind your Hardie. I’ve never seen screws used to install Hardie either. I think you’ll find Hardie says to nail your Hardie plank to the wall.
Trevor, please use respiratory protection when you make so much dust...
Rookie mistake, building something without the bosses seal of approval 😊
Looks good though 👍
You're about 2 weeks too late on the ladder warning. Fell 3' off 1 broke 2 ribs. Great looking shed😊
Love your videos. Have you ever thought of a Behind the scenes look on how you record episodes?
What gear do you use?
Momma doesn’t let me go on ladders anymore cause of exactly what you said. Too many rush to finish chores and ya know……..
To find measurements on the Gable ends, you can cut a piece, or two, at a known number from square to long point, say ten, and use that to find your numbers. There is a way to do it using math but I'm unfamiliar with that method.
Mighta shoulda considered standing seam metal roof. It's so much better. This roof will start leaking in just a few years where those screws are.
You know that they make a ladder with adjustable feet for working in uneven terrain?
Blueprints to the boss lady Before you build!
The extreme angle on that extension ladder will be a bad fall also. Look at the flat sections on the extension ladder rungs. Those should be level with the ground. Look up extension ladder 4:1 rule.
Anyone else get all squirmy when he had the ladder at such a shallow angle @2:33? That way increases the chance of the ladder sliding out from under you. 😅
Look up adjustable ladder feet, works on extension ladders, not sure about A-frame ladders though.
You need an osha course on ladders/scaffolding
I had to rewind because I thought you said, “Listen Stan, why don’t you go eat a bowl of s#!t.” 😂🤣
2:30 I've never seen someone put an extension ladder at a 45° angle like that and climb it😮
And this is why I truthfully believe, the most dangerous tool in the shop is a ladder...
…and I thought I’d missed the finish! Save the tool…you can always fix a busted leg later.
Technically, I don't think you fell off, I think you successfully jumped off. 🙂
Great video series! Pretty over the top for a shed, but I think you did awesome.
I was watching one of your previous videos and was wondering if you could list the Kreg ACS track square you 3D printed. I would buy one from you.
extension ladder, 10 foot roof, last rung before stepping on the roof, carrying tools, whole ladder slides out from under me. legs get tangled in ladder, luckily dropped the tools on the roof on the way down. landed flat on my back but nothing broken. that was the day i learned how to ratchet strap a ladder to whatever i was climbing.
Yikes!
I bet Stan doesn't even own a drill
That was only a short fall of a lader. I fell 40 feet of a lader and only knocked the wind out of myself.
she might have told me not to worry about the Kreg Jig but I knew...... I knew
I call this overkill.
No flashing behind the butt joints on the hardie board siding?
Didn’t know that was a thing, even though there is wrap behind it?
Yes, definitely needed for an added level of protection. Look it up!
Are you securing the boards with screws? Or are you pre-drilling and nailing (by hand)?
Screws
What pocket hole jig do you use and recommend? Thanks!
Linked! Kreg 4 Life
@@ShopNation thanks man!
The dormer doesn’t look like the render, everything else looks good though
What’s the paint color?
If you are going to fall off a ladder, lean into it...
I own a construction company. Ladder injuries are the reason why every contracting business pays a S#!t ton of money on Workman’s Comp policies. They are dangerous! Always have a ladder buddy
Always wear your dust mask when cutting hardi board, If not for yourself, for you wife and kids ok?
So this project is already complete and you’re still dragging these videos out?!?!
Why do you think it’s complete? Can you not tell that is a rendering?
Let me guess: Stan is a neighbor or in-law who stands around commenting with a beer in one hand and his last two brain cells fighting it out for last. Also he does watch RUclips because he too busy looking up um….dirty stuff.
Bonus comment: Listen carefully to Stan and you will understand what your wife calls mansplaining. I’m loving the shed build!
Never rush a big project, it costs to much $$$$ anybody that says i rushed it is just making excuses for their laziness... dont be THAT GUY...