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Yeah I understand the cost savings but the reason for the floor how I did is to allow for air flow from underneath to help dry out wood or keep wood dry, that and added strength because firewood is heavy

@@FrankDoesIt nice job. how long did it take all up? I'm on Day 5 and only starting the wall now, but i'm a bit slow lol

@@emelle1283 thanks a lot! I think it took a couple weekends but it’s been years since I built it

Thanks so much! It’s 9x9 and 8’ high in front of

Nice! Yeah some of them are smarter than others I’ve learned!

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much!

Thanks so much! Yeah in an enclosed stove, it’s not bad for us because I clean the chimney every year, I prefer not to burn it but it does alright

Heck yeah buddy that’s a score! Thank you!

Hahaha heck yeah! Thank you!

Very nice! It holds 3.5 cord of wood cut to 16”. Yeah I’ll send you the Sketchup file, send me an email to frank@frankdoesit.com and I’ll get it to you as soon as I can

God is good! Thank you so much! It holds 3.5 cord and I haven’t had any sinking at all but all the virgin soil it is on is decomposed granite, but yeah I haven’t had any issue with the deck foundation blocks 🙌🏼

@@FrankDoesIt Cool, thanks for the reply! I think I’ll put this on my summer project list. I appreciate you making the videos, super helpful.

@@PD-iu9bn heck yeah buddy you’re welcome!

Thank you so much! I greatly appreciate it!!

You open it the same way I showed at 0:19

Thanks buddy I appreciate it!

Yep that’s the joys huh!? 😂

Thank you so much! I truly appreciate it!

Hey buddy thanks a ton! Heck yeah I think it’s the way to go! Cheers!

I’m sorry you feel that way. Have a good day

Thank you so much! I greatly appreciate it!

Heck yeah buddy it works great! Thanks bud, I appreciate it!

The gold one that I use for ripping is a 40 tooth blade 🤙🏼

Thank you so much! It’s a joy to get the little ones involved! I always just go down very incrementally on the sanding, I’m not sure the exact amount I was taking off, you can kind of gauge it by listening to what the machine is doing, if you are taking way too much, the noise will tell you. I want to hear a very gentle sanding and not a bogging.

Thank you so much Keith! I greatly appreciate it!

Thank you so much! For these thick cutting board I usually start with at least 48” stock

@@FrankDoesIt that helps alot. Thank you!

@@hcamardelle absolutely! You’re welcome!

Thank you so much!!

Oh man! I’m sorry that’s happening! I have no idea, sorry

Hahah yeah buddy!

Thank you my friend! Nothing beats having the kids help out! Cheers!

Heck yeah buddy go get him! Glad it was of help!

This trap is 100 bucks in Canada and that tarp is another 30 bucks..

@@tazdevil6934 where I live you can get 2 of these traps for $40 and a tarp for $8 or less at harbor freight

Thanks for the recommendation! I hate scraping glue and the 60 grit sandpaper doesn’t seem to be affected by it much. I’d rather replace the paper once in a while than scrape the glue but that is just my preference

@@FrankDoesIt but it is easier to scrape glue when it is dry after a few hours but not cured over night.

@@brucemiller1696 for sure! What would be best is to wipe it off before it dries, I choose the ease of removing it with the drum sander since I have to flatten the board any how

@@FrankDoesIt 👍

Thank you so much! Sorry you didn’t care for the music. Can’t cater to everyone’s taste in music at the same time

It's an awesome music, when the artists had to be creative, Aí kills creativity Keep up man 👍

@@Aldemar02 thank you so much!

What an awesome idea! Super useful.

Awesome ! Loved it all 🎉

Your method would definitely work. The main reason I didn’t do it that way is because the lip is no symmetrical all the way around. Doing what I did, I didn’t measure one time and the hole is crisp and clean. There isn’t a lot of room for error inside of the lip so if I didn’t get my jigsaw cut perfect, there would have been a chance of having gaps. Your way isn’t wrong by any means.

@@FrankDoesIt OOOoooooh, I see.

Thank you so much! Saved a little time 😉

Thank you so much! This bench is so nice!

How is it dangerous? What do you think should be longer?

Such a cool little tool!

Heck yeah! For me too!

Hahaha exactly! I like where your head is at! 😆

Absolutely!

Thank you so much! I fully agree! Nothing better than being a dad!

Hahah very nice! That’s a good vid

@@FrankDoesIt I found the whole style to be obnoxious and uncanny, but to each their own. Edit: shit this is the wrong short isn't it. Ha, I meant to comment on a short about the ending to the secret life of pets

@@droptherapy2085 hahaha ok, I’m no longer offended 😆

Frank what are you screwing those bolts into? What is behind the tin? When are you gonna do a shop tour?

@@DreadKnotWoodshop hey bud! I’m screwing them into 1x4’s that are behind the tin. I’m planning a shop tour soon!

Thank you so much! I greatly appreciate it!

Thank you so much for the kind words! It is 9’ x 9’ and 8’ tall in the front. Send me an email frank@frankdoesit.com and I’ll hook you up with the Sketchup file. It isn’t plans, but you can see dimensions and whatnot

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much, I greatly appreciate it!

It’s been a great sled! Yeah I added the front fence because I had the same thoughts, but even without adding it, it is supposed to be held together by the insert. I wanted something a little more permanent and rigid holding it together. Yes, the sacrificial fence was also my adaptation for exactly what you mentioned in your comment. I would say the sled is worth building, I would definitely add the sacrificial like I did 👊🏼