Finishing the Shed Siding (Pt 2)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Finally finishing the shed siding after a break of about 6 weeks.
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You did a fine job. I hope you all have a blessed weekend.
My father was a brick layer who built the house I grew up in. His work was never sloppy. You remind me of him. A True Professional!
The shed looks really nice. So does your yard and gardens! Love watching and learning, even though my construction days are behind me. Brings back good memories.
All that "cipherin'" made by brain hurt, but you did SUCH a good job! You and my husband would be instant friends, and I know you could teach him a thing or two. Enjoy your greatly blessed day!
Bill you have a lot of perseverance. You don't give up easily on a job I am really impressed. My dad was like that. The only thing I did to help was to bring his tools because of his back injury. I learned that a back injury does not go away.. on some days he could fix anything and there could be a whole week or two when he had to stay in bed. Please don't overdo it Bill.
I’ve been dealing with a bad back for 30 years!
Bill so did my dad. He never looked sick, he always looked strong like you. He never complained like you. People that's relatives and friends always told me that he had fooled Workmen's Compensation and the doctor's.. I read his medical reports and he told me they were all correct. I asked him why he wasn't in a wheelchair and he told me that's what all his doctors were wondering. So Bill it was a miracle from God , but you probably go through a lot of pain but you still fight it just like my dad had. Hope and pray for you Bill
@@LiveSimpleLiveFree it never completely goes but depending on type like twisting it, i found that by simmering pork neck bones in tomato sauce in a crock pot helps to rebuild and soorh some of the damsge. The calcium spur touching my spinal cord was a different matter and they had to go in and use a mini roto rooter like tool. If not for that id be paralyzed eventually.. suffered shooting pains for over a year.. it was a blessing the doctor i did find.
Remember the old saying measure twice, cut once. But still you're so good at this stuff and you show step by step details. It's like siding for dummies. You could teach shop class. It looks so good.
Nice seeing your shed come together! You are very talented and seem to take great care and pride in the work you do.
God Bless you, Elizabeth and your father! ✝️
It looks nice. Watching you work on your shed, brought back memories for me as a child watching my stepdad build a shed in our backyard. Be blessed as well and it was nice seeing your dad out there watching you work.
Love your shed, garden and home area! You and your wife put so much love and care into all the projects you do. Thank you for sharing your videos. It is wonderful to watch something from start to finish. Makes you want to do it yourself. :)
We just simple love watching you guts! Praying for your well being. Love all your videos. Regards to your Dad and Elizabeth. Blessings to all your subscribers! Great comments.
Puerto Rico USA
Great job Bill! Love to Elizabeth, pop and Leo!
Great job! You never get frustrated when you hit a problem. Well done Bill!
Looks awesome 👍👍👍💗💗💗
I love watching you build stuff, my Dad was a carpenter, he passed away when I was 7, its kind of like watching him again. Funny thing is I knew u ws going to cut the vent wrong when u drew on it. Thanks for sharing..
I just wasn’t paying close enough attention. I almost edited that part out! LOL But then I decided to leave it in, and “be real.”
@@LiveSimpleLiveFree that's what makes your channel so special you are real:)
Thanks for being such wonderful teachers!
Looks very nice
Great Job 👍🏼,It looks good! Your Dad looks so good and getting around so well, 😊what a blessing for you to to enjoy having him with you and Elizabeth with you 😊.
Bill, you are a very good teacher.
Bill, you are so talented! I pray That you and your beautiful Elizabeth will come to Ontario Canada one day and help me around the house a little bit as I’m all alone. Just kidding but in reality I wish my wish will come true. Wishing you an Elizabeth a very blessed and wonderful day. Susan from Canada
You are in the home stretch now and it looks great. What a sense of accomplishment you must feel because the shed project is almost complete. Thanks for sharing. Nice seeing smiley Pops.
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Another fine build video brought to you by the talented hands of Bill. Looks great
Lookin good!!!! My dad was a builder / contracter. Was fun watchin you!!💞💞💞💞😸😸😸😸
It's always a pleasure to watch a job well done. Take care of your self, hope you feel better soon. Have a good week. 🙂👵
The shed looks great! I love anything construction, my Dad was a plumber and did a lot of new construction work so when I was a kid I would go to the job sites with him every chance I got. Great memories, tfs❤️
I smile every time I hear the woodpecker sound for your hammering!
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Hi Bill & Elizabeth,your shed looks awesome.Have a wonderful week ahead 😊
You did a great job! And the inspector checked it. Love pap. God Bless.
Looks great! Thank you for sharing. I learn a lot from you. This is no exception. Your calm demeanor and patient clear explanation are very much appreciated.
You’ll be glad you have a slanted roof if snow comes along. Good to have the shed finally finished. I remember starting to watch the channel when you were building the shed at the tiny house. God bless.
I’m so sorry you had to re-do the section around the vent Bill, but it actually makes me feel better with my own measuring- and building mistakes seeing that even a professional like yourself can make mistakes sometimes. Thank you for not cutting that part out (pun not intended 😂). ❤️
I thought about cutting that part out. But then I decided to keep it in, and keep it "real."
Live Simple, Live Free I’m grateful you kept it in. Thank you for keeping it real. And job well done eventually, I must say. Now have a wonderful weekend!
All that cutting looks really tricky. Great job on the siding! I also now know what a P and F strip are! ;-))
Looks great!
Nice job on the He Shed!
Now hes gotta build a She shed!!!!! Lolol 💞💞💞💞😸😸😸😸
Glad you could get your shed siding done, and that your back is much better.
We have those facia nails. Too bad we live up here in idaho. We couldve brought ya some.
You're such an excellent and hard worker Bill. God bless you.
TY. All those little tricks of the trade are valuable. I wish I had known when I did a bit of siding. Excellent job.
Well that's funky little Cloud got some nerve huh? I learned a lot. Thanks so much and God bless you all.
Looks lovely Bill! Doesn't it feel good 2 B 'BACK' finishing the shed? What we used to take for granted in simple tasks/projects is no longer simple. You had a back injury, wasp interference, rain, a miscalculation, shortage of materials and YET...you came out GRATEFUL, HAPPY, PATIENT = You WON! All we have to do is keep 'focused' on the 'sufferings of many' to put our little frustrations into perspective. Cute to see 'Pops' put in an appearance. I'll just bet that sweet Elizabeth had a lovely meal for you after all you accomplished. I almost missed this vid, as it did NOT show up on my list = strange! Hope the back feels and mends well. Health and God's continued abundant blessings upon you n' yours! Maybe give Barry a call...he's bin havin' a few accidents while putting in the air conditioning. (LOL)
I really enjoy watching you build and fix stuff because it reminds me of my granddad. He had a home improvement business and I remember him hammering and sawing away...I would hold my ears every time he would saw and I can still smell the scent of the freshly cut wood. Thanks Bill 🙂
I did siding for quite a few years before I went into drywall work. What you are calling F-strip is actually F channel. We never put channel under the fascia board, the soffit slid into the channel on the wall and was nailed to the bottom of the fascia board so it has a cleaner look. Your system is bulky. Then the aluminum covered the fascia with a one inch bend that went over the outside end of the soffit. We also put wood above the soffit at the wall so we had something to nail into there to prevent the soffit from moving out of place. It's good to see you got your shed sided in any event.
Yes, that's the way I do it too when I use aluminum facia, but it's a little different with vinyl facia because the bottom of the vinyl facia must lock into the F strip. That's what holds the bottom of the vinyl facia in place, with no surface nails. I prefer aluminum facia, but I couldn't find any!
@@LiveSimpleLiveFree that I understand. I didn't realize you were not using all over the fascia. It is good to see the progress you are making there.
Thank you for this video. You shed looks very nice. Know I know wht a P- and a F-Strip is. Great to see how to messure such angels. So many little things are important to make the shed looking nice. DIY needs a lot of knowledge.
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I know what back pain means.
I hope you will be better soon.
Please take care of yourself and take much time to rest.
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GREAT job on that shed...you are a VERY HARD WORKER!!!
Thank you for showing us how to do sliding!! I always wondered how it was done. Now I have an idea in case we need to do it in the future.
Good looking job, I like the little bump out in the back, kinda neat. Much love from So.Cal.💟
Great job as usual..lol. The only problems you'll probably have eventually are dirt dobbers, wasp nests and birds nests above the riding mower area.
Thank you for the instructions. I learned a lot about putting up siding. Great job! 👏🏼👍🏼
It looks great, glad your back is better. Be blessed have a blessed weekend!
Love watching your life! ✝️💟
Great instructions, Bill. My hubbie is very impressed with your knowledge. God bless.
I've been doing this kind of thing for decades!
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Awesome! Love it. 👏🏽
Good to see you feeling better. We’ve been wondering how you were doing. The shed looks great. Thanks for sharing your tips. Take care.
Love your multi. Purpose design and the music
Bravo! I know you are happy to have the shed so near competition ! Good to see you moving well again. Keep that back "adjusted" ! Thank your chiropractor for all of us!
It looks wonderful! You are a great teacher too.
Ya gotta be careful around those "angry sky raisins". LOL 😄
At the end, you show it done and it looks like a toy house sitting on a wood frame. Optical illusion, I think. Very nicely done.
So informational thank you I love learning this.❗ I had to do a double-take at the end I thought the shed was sitting on top of your garden by the looks of it LOL. The way I get an angle piece is I always put the piece I'm going to use behind the piece then I draw My Line Take It Out and then cut it and then it's a perfect fit. Till next time, God bless.💛🌸
Congratulations!!
You really know this product. What a neat way to side. Thank you. Love your videos.
I’ve been doing siding for several decades. 😎
Looks great
Well done. I admire your work ethic!
If you had problems, can you imagine how wrong we would get this. It is great to see how you solved it.
Looks good.
I just installed the P-channel on my newly built shed yesterday 8/20. I have the corners installed and soffit all done as well. Now I need to wait for my order of siding to come in so I can finish.
Wow that was amazing. It looks difficult yet you made it look easy! Will there be a wasp removal video? Will Bill outrun the wasps? Oh boy! The shed looks super nice!!!! A job well done.
I think the nest is small. I don’t even know where it is, but they will all die soon since their access has been cut off.
It looks beautiful 👍🏻
You are so talented awesome job done. I would leave the roof just like that though with some of it hanging over it just looks better because of the type of roof that is on it right now. Can't wait for more fix-er-up videos. I love watching your wife and you make things.
Looks so good Bill, Love you guys! congrats on the 100k to fam.. :)
You're a useful man to have around, Bill...
Bill, The shed looks great! Job well done! Im happy some of your projects are coming to an end. You have stayed busy since buying the house. Maybe next summer you can relax and enjoy. God bless y'all.
Still more to do before winter. I have to install the chimney for the wood stove through the roof, and I have to build a wood shed outside for the firewood. I never ends! LOL
@@LiveSimpleLiveFree lol. It will all be worth it afterall.
You made it look easier than i could do... i enjoyed it as much as if it were my yard.. ilI got to see you fix the other shed and now build one here too. Neat!
Glad its a light color. Keep watch of the condition with the higher UV the next two seasons. I like the cage covers over the garden as you could out a sheet over the top during the hottest part if the day or peak UV as its not always noon.. Great job on builsing project.
You have the patience of Job!!
Bill, I use to have a huge yellowjacket problem until I found out how to repel wasp, bees and yellowjackets. Take a brown paper grocery bag and stuff it with bubble wrap and tie the opening shut. Hang it up by a string or wire where the stinging critters are buzzing around. This will look like a hornet's nest to the other stingy things and they will see it and go "That's a NOPE". When I put one up on my back patio I had just gotten down off the ladder when a wasp made a buzz through and right back out. It didn't even stop to inspect the area. I use to have to remove/spray 3-4 nest a year. In the 3 years I've had my fake hornet's nest out I have not had one single yellowjacket nest. A friend that lives in MI has a lake house and fought them daily. After he put up just one nest he's not had a single nest built.
That's amazing. Thanks! 😊
Good job getting the job done!
Looks nice. Glad the wasps didn't sting you.
Bill i'm glad your healing and feeling better. Siding looks good on the shed. Do you plan on building a new deck or garage? Elizabeth must be thrilled with her first raised bed garden? Soon Autumn will be here soon. Summer is blowing by so fast. Blessings.
No garage. Possibly a new deck, but not this year.
Maybe metal carports
Looks great Bill, I just love watching all your and Elizabeth’s projects so fun!!
Elizabeth how is that pretty Quilt coming?
Much love,
Patricia (& Daniel)
Looks great Bill!! Blessings ❤️
Great video brother Bill see you on the next one 🇺🇸
This is a great shed!
Hi. Nice work !! When you look at this video again, you will see with the first laying of soffit(?) the wasp nest in the corner. When working outside again, maybe run a BOX fan on you. Peace to you and yours
Ruth here, when my sciatic nerve acts up, l have discovered that putting ice on back 24/7 really helps me. I made a belt out of 100% cotton, l made it wide enough, l fold it in half so it becomes a pocket, to put the icing (which is in a plastic bag) or a small refreezeable ice thing. Then l made the, l call belt long enough so l can tie it in front, I sleep sitting in a chair placing a pillow just above the ice pack, for me, l position the ice pack at waist level, 2 days or so my back starts feeling a lot better, so far this has worked for me and l hope it will keep working cause it hurts so bad
I am not saying it will work for you but suppose it would help,
Hope your back never acts up again
philip brazis please tell Ruth I use a Relaxzen chair massage pad.. 10 motors + heat. It works perfect in my recliner, & has an option to use in a car with a lighter power adapter for long trips. Walmart. They usually last 1 1/2 years. Worth every penny .
Beàutiful work. Hope your back is doing better
I have Spondylitis of the neck and spine, I understand. God Bless and heal your back. Amen.
It looks great!👍🏼
thanks for the video very helpful
That one cloud is raining on you? Then, sing to it: "Don't rain on my parade."
now your comment was darling for sure LOLOL.
Great job! I learned a lot here, thx!
Good job Bill.
Looks so good Bill! Now you need a “He Shed” sign to hang on it! Lol. Thanks for sharing a very informative tutorial on hanging siding. We appreciate you! God Bless you guys!
Great tips! Thanks.
Very nice work. Enjoy your videos
Bill, that was interesting and informative. I really enjoyed this video. You did a great job with the siding...it looks really nice! "Jethro"...lol! You do such great work! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😁
PS It's Jethro Bodine...lol 😂
Looks really nice!
When you were doing that troublesome angle I wondered if Pop was watching from his window. Shed looks nice. Of course the first thing I thought of was what decoration to hang on the wall near the door.
Looking good!! Just wondering, tho, why you didn't continue the tyvec up to the roof. Is it because 1) it's not necessary, even tho it wouldn't hurt anything if you did; 2) you don't want it there as it would cause a problem (moisture?); or 3) the real reason, whatever it is? Your hard- earned tips are very much appreciated, as well. Thanks for sharing this project. So glad you're back to normal.
Tyvek is not even necessary on a shed, only on heated living spaces. The only reason I used any at all is because I knew it would stand for months without siding, and I wanted to give it some weather protection before I got the siding on. If I had been able to do the siding right away I wouldn’t even have used any Tyvek.
@@LiveSimpleLiveFree That makes perfect sense, then. Thank you for the explanation.
Looking good!
Great job!!!😃
You did a great job looks good 😀
Looks great Bill