Couple builds custom shed with own sawmilled lumber - start to finish in 23 minutes /// E59 скачать в хорошем качестве

Couple builds custom shed with own sawmilled lumber - start to finish in 23 minutes /// E59

It has been one year since we packed up our belongings into a storage unit, bought an RV and moved from the beach to the mountains of SW Virginia (where we did not know a soul) to find a piece of property to call home. Once we found our 32 acres and set up our RV, it was time to get started on creating our homestead. Step one was building a shed to house our water pressure tank and tools. This video is a compilation of the entire build process of our shed. We sawmilled all the wood used with the exception of the railroad ties we used for the foundation of the structure. The wood was harvested and milled on our own property by us which made the process a huge undertaking, but in the end all the more satisfying to accomplish and a finished product that we can be truly proud of. Going into this project neither of us had built a structure before so we learned a great deal along the way. We will be using all of this knowledge as we move forward to our next undertaking of building our home. All of this footage is small portions of our first 58 episodes on our channel. For a more in depth story and process we encourage you to go back to episode 1 and start from the beginning. Be sure to subscribe for more of our journey because we have only just begun. Meg and Jon In this video: Harbor Freight Sawmill Rural King RK24 Tractor Titan Attachments Grapple Bucket Harbor Freight Jackhammer Harbor Freight Cement Mixer Dewalt Compound Miter Saw Harbor Freight Nail Gun Shed Products: Roof: Lowes (gray) Interior Lights: Amazon​ Exterior Lights: Home Depot Fan: Home Depot White Paint Exterior - Lowes Fence and Barn Paint Green Paint (doors) - Sherwin Williams (Celtic Green) Gray Paint (trim) - Sherwin Williams (Grizzly Gray) Wood from our land: Poplar (siding), Cedar (base plate), Oak (rafter ties), Pine (rafter ties and studs), Ash (lower trim) Door handles (barn door): Lowes Door knob (front): original salvage - Deadbolt lock - Lowes Weather vain: https://www.etsy.com/listing/62156012... and because Meg gets the question from time to time... her boots are Dr. Martens and they can be found here: https://www.zappos.com/p/dr-martens-w...