Building Monster Sawmill Shed (It's Almost Done)
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- Опубликовано: 31 мар 2023
- I build a sawmill shed out of lumber from the forest! I try to keep costs for the shed super cheap by re-using as much materials as I can, and sourcing materials from the forest around me. I use both milled woods, and many dead standing trees to make a structure that will keep my portable sawmill free of snow, ice, and rain. That way, I can use my sawmill year round without having to worry about the weather.
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"Self-Reliance" is an 1841 essay written by American transcendentalist philosopher and essayist Ralph Waldo Emerson. It contains the most thorough statement of one of Emerson's recurrent themes: the need for each individual to avoid conformity and false consistency, and follow his own instincts and ideas. This channel will approach self reliance from a modern perspective. and will focus on various build projects using modern amenities, and tools to build a completely self reliant lifestyle.
Many people ask me where I am from and where I film my projects. I am from Northern Ontario, Canada, and live in an area where off-grinding is easy because I have lots of land to build on and experiment with different buildings and materials. Everything I do is to try to be more self reliant, and to depend less on others. But that doesn't mean I don't like working together with other people on projects. Knowing people who have skills is part of being self reliant, and trading skills is a great way to get more things done! 
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Hi Rachel. Love to see you. We all know there's a Great woman behind this man's awesome efforts.
Vigilante..
It's great! My shed has been completed and it turned out nice looking and sturdy and it is way better than the sheds that many of my neighbors had put up. Of course, I'm pleased with the outcome and this Ryan's ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans was extremely useful to me as a guide.
The true long time watchers here will get a kick out of the roofing and think back to small cabin and the sugar shack, no one recycles building materials better than Kevin!!
Kevin you are what American people call GREAT AMERICAN! THANKS FOR YOUR EXCELLENT WORK AND KEEPING IT FAMILY FOR KIDS AND THEY LOVE YOUR PROJECTS GOD BLESS YOU KEVIN AND FAMILY! Tell Don we see his contributions and he is a great guy!
Lots of good stuff here, building tweaks , bacon lesson, showing how a cant, can, high risk chainsaw use,a visit from Rachel and an eclectic roof👍👍👍
It's awesome!! Your wife is cool too! Such a sweetheart bringing treats! Have a great weekend all! You too Don!
Lmao.. “go out into the parking lot and cook your own meal on the Coleman grill” - I laughed because I work at a gas station and I’ve cooked myself lunch on my Coleman at work a couple times.. lol - Rachel is beautiful and I’m sure those muffins were amazing! Love watching you build stuff! Thanks for creating!
Best lunch dinner/lunch I bet!
@@ModernSelfReliance “tailgating” is what we call it… And a warm meal is good anytime & anywhere!
Never in history has anyone ever said, I wish I built a smaller shed !
Oh Rachael how we miss you so. Kevin you are so talented
A Dutch gable is a gable over a hip roof line. Your's is sort of a salt box style with an irregular scissor gable through it. There might be a specific name for it, but I don't know. It is coming along awesome. Y'all always build amazing projects.
I like the hint about cooking frozen bacon on water - and the mix of colors/left over metal roofing. Looks cool.
It's called ombre. I'm sitting here knitting a hat with ombre yarn while you put on your color fading (ombre) roof! Great job, by the way, guys. That's a really nice shed. I love watching logs being milled into usable lumber.
Nice!! Its a Dolly Parton roof, the coat of many colors😄 i really like your sawmill shed...thanks for the video 👍👌
Great job as always Kevin. I am curious to see how you will cap the ridge of the roof. Thanks for all your positive content
I didn't show it but I took another piece of steel and cut it with three ribs and screwed one side and bent it over and screwed the other.
I’m not sure which was the most dangerous; Kevin up a tree with a chainsaw, or that enormous pile of bacon. Either way, fabulous job on the roof installation. I love that you’ve recycled so much material. Great effort, and all with a mild concussion. Ahhh, another satisfying episode from our mate Kev. Cheers and best wishes from Australia 👏🏻🇦🇺🦘
Hey neighbor! First of all Rachael is beautiful and I think you saying so much more will help her agree with you! Secondly if you create a snug little place for her in that shed you might find some saw shack redemption 😉
Great video and keep up the great work! ✌️💙🐖💨
Morning Kev, Don, Grant & Rachel! ❤
"Behind every great man is a woman rolling her eyes" -Jim Carrey
Also, a great source for free metal roofing is to ask a local metal roof supplier for their protective blanks. They are sacrificial panels that are not painted that are used on the top and bottom of a stack of roofing panels to protect them while being transported.
I get many panel that way.
Glad to see you have done another GREAT JOB. Good to see Rachel, Good thing she is out checking up on you, wants to know why it is so Big ! She is watching you, . Bacon looks very good, new trick for frozen bacon. Nice to have Great Friends !
Tell the Wife the other side is to store the lumber that you cut and to dry it !
Multiple panel colors for your Multigrain Chrysler. 😄👍
You have a great camera presence, and fun sense of humor.
Don is definitely your humble straight man (I need more weight behind this drill. I should have eaten the bacon. 😁)
Another wonderful episode for you fantastic channel.
You're kind of like a real world Red Green. ❤
Building all kinds of great stuff in good ole Canada.
Be Excellent to each other and to yourself, and Party on. 🤘🎸😎🌈🤗
Love to see how you can make such awesome projects for really next to nothing other than effort. Plus...Rachel sighting!
Another great project without a doubt. Strategic reserve of roofing buried in plain sight……now that’s cool!
Recycling, Rachael is perhaps that you cleared out some piles! Booyah!!
Room for moar!
Look good mate. Still think you need to make some log slides and a stacking rack so when your cutting you don’t have to pick material up off the floor. Save you a lot of time and energy in the long run.
Absolutely awesome food looked delicious hi Rachael it’s coming along great keep up the awesome work everyone
I live near Columbia South Carolina. Right out side of town is a huge store "Mr. Bunky's" and it was constructed with all green wood cut by a local sawmill owner near my house. The owner of the store has many acres of southern yellow pine. The building is in the neighborhood of ten thousand square feet made with huge timbers. None of the structure lumber was milled but rough sawn and used as is. It has two stories. The store is a country store that sells whatever you can imagine. Meat market, groceries, animal feed and even a restaurant. It is a wonder to look at the construction using 2x12 floor joist for the upstairs. It has a concrete floor on the bottom. Over time you can see some of the timbers sag a little or twist but the building is as sound as it gets. The building has a tin roof and is at least 50 years old. It is a very busy place and everyone in town knows where "Mr. Bunky's" is. So yes, green lumber is fine to use as long as you get it up asap. Now the building inspector might see it another way if you have to use a permit.
Love to you using your saved treasures on projects. Nice to see someone not cooking bear meat or an egg sandwich. Have you ever shared a map of your property to show how all your projects are situated? Also nice to see Rachel I think I detected an eye roll like Courtney gives the Wooded Beardsman.
Its coming along great Kevin!! It's really nice to see it come together for you . I love how you peiced the roof together. It gives it so much character! Great informative video as always Kevin! Take care and stay safe my friend !
Nice to meet you, Rachel!! I enjoy the videos.
Thanks for your vid Kevin 😇💓💓💓 bless and love us all in divine light.
The beams with live edge are beautiful and will get better with age, the extra roof under the lean to is unnecessary but I guess you can use it for storage? These structures are always unique and fun to see because every saw-miller builds it out of necessity and with off cuts lol
Your roof can be like the Partridge family bus but yours is a roof….😂. The food looked yummy. This thing is huge!! Glad you won’t have to deal with the rain/snow now when you need the sawmill.
I built a 3,200 square foot house with green, rough sawn hemlock and white pine. Often times, it came off the mill the same day I used it. House is still square and plumb 32 years later.
Probably solid as a rock too!
This is really coming along and lookin great. Hope you’re not concussed, plz be careful out there. Great video.
As a 20+yr roofer I love how strong this roof looks 💥💪
No 3/8th.... 2 foot centre on this one.
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I seen a mill that had a inverted roof
Essentially one big valley over top.
Looked weird but drained amazing
Great project Kevin! And your sawmill is happy happy.
Awesome building!
We appreciate your creative use of random bits and pieces. 😅 Like the portholes and garage doors and giant hooks. Very inspiring.
You guys are so creative, and handy, - it’s like you are already in heaven, your own little playground!
You ROCK Kevin, cheers
from Tillsonburg Ontario.
Sweet that he complimented his wife. My husband has never complimented me. ❤
Great job on the sawmill shed, it'll be a 4 season sawmill now...lol I'm with you, the roof panel colors don't mean anything when they don't cost a dime, they can be painted, but it adds character to your work. Love what ya'll are doing ❤️ The bacon muffins looked delish!
Love the whole crew. Such a great addition. On to the next!!💪🏻
An ombré quilt roof is exceptional
Great video, thanx Kevin and co!
Awesome as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
Oh man this was kind of my childhood dream. Owning a nice piece of land, gathering all kinds of interesting materials and use them to build whatever I want. Then life happens and you realize you're just a 20-something european guy with responsibilities and no time, space, or land to do this. Well, you are one lucky guy and I wish you the best.
It's never the right time. I was you once... Do it.
Looks awesome. Roof of many colors. You can call it your Dolly roof. She had a coat of many color. You have a roof of many colors
Grant get a gift!!!!! And Premeire Canadian bacon! Wow that’s cool 😎
Great job dude! I'll have to come check it out this Summer. Now get milling!!
Great video Kevin, the content was great
Oh Rachael, stop being so modest... You must know you're gorgeous. Sister?
Kevin, I am intrigued by the double roof, what is the purpose?
Kevin your videos are great, keep it going. Love keeping up with the builds. Looking forward to the pond progress also.
Thanks! Will do!
Great video. I'm glad you posted keep them coming thanks
Love watching your building adventures, guys... Looking great! I'm pretty sure the extended roof is where the man corral will be... You know, sorta like a man cave, but with at least one side open for grilling burgers, and a tub of ice for the beer... Cheers!
Just like oak island. Just some old rusty metal to get excited over!!! Nice building!
The shed is looking great.
This is going to be one sweet sawmill when it's all said and done. Nice job guys. Looks great. If your only spent a box of nails for this Sawmill your doing pretty dern good if you ask me.
The general rule of thumb is for a scarf joint you need to have at least four times the length of the joint compared with the width. An 8" width board should have a 32" scarf joint.
Welcome to a century of farm shed construction . . . with a bonus, instant antique patina. Folks pay a lot for reclaimed barn wood and land with well aged outbuildings. You're showing how to build a new old shed. You're soooo trendy!
Love the patch work roof!
Good. Job get the rest of the wood done and rood done your friend and Don are good works you work hard on you Property
Nice looking shed !
i agree with the wet wood,, plus the the side building was for storing wood .
The word for that fading effect is "ombre".
I can't believe I forgot to like the video before I started watching it.
Nice i was looking for a laser of that kind for our futur home, cause you know my wife wants some shelfs and picture to be hang 🤪
I think they are both the same.... Good 👍
I love these kind of videos, good job
Exciting progress!
The Roof of Many Colors Sawmill Shed
Excellent Job!! Touché!! 😄
The pole shed for the saw is fantastic! Why not use the other side of shed to stack your fresh cut boards.
That's part of the plan.
You should get one of those tiny electric branch saws
I love a great multi-brain Chrysler bun
Hi, Rachel. Thanks for sharing your husband with us.
ah perfect bacon, i make this ewery week, my favourite snack looking yotube videos. welcome to thailand retiree too.
Oak Island LOL I like the historical findings and creative storyline. :)
Guess your going to use the lean-too to store cut lumber out of the weather. Looks really great!
Lets go! Much love from Indiana!
looks awesome but I would put struts under the long roof to support snow load
#Ombré🎉 is the color word you were looking for. The shed is looking good 😎👍
Make another steep Gable roof.. shed as much snow as possible. You will get plenty..for a while .. at least until Greenland becomes a tropical place... then maybe you'll only need to shed Rain...
The mismatched roof oddly matches the rest of the aesthetic and doesn’t look out of place. Makes it look industrial but also home made
lol it went from a newly built shed to a "found" shed real quick after that roof went up. Love the mismatch colors though.
She's so pretty! More Rachel Please! 🍻
She has risen! Yeeeeeeeeeaaaaa!
I guess it will keep us coming back to see the final finished product, but my question is what is the purpose of having another roof under the tin roof??
Lookin good as always good work
Always look forward to your videos.
So, to sum up… for this of you who say you CANT hit yourself with a CANT hook, well, Kevin proved that you CAN!
Great job you all
A party in the back?! The roof must be called "A Mullet." 😂
Kevin ... U R the mam!
Always making ...
Chicken salad out of ...
Chicken 💩 squat!
As usual never disappointed with your projects and good humor!
The side area is for the kiln dryer Kevin hasn't told us about... or Rachel for that matter
In b4 the 16 ft workbench build!! With 1st order retrievability built in!!
You know it's gonna be an epic work bench!
Special chainsaw rack!!! Also please 🙏 tie in when climbing the trees. I know I know safety sometimes! Makes the viewer feel safe!
That branch cutting was scary
your getting better all the time. i really laughed at your telling how you hit your right cheek :)
This man realy youst did 50 shades of grey on the front of his sawmill shed