2nd Attempt, IF YOU DISLIKE PRESSURE TREATED WOOD THEN WATCH THIS VIDEO, DRYING SHED BUILD

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This is my 2nd attempt at burning wood for the Drying Shed build. I have a new torch and things are now faster/better for this process.

This video shows my alternative for using pressure treated lumber on the drying shed build, "Shou Sugi Ban"

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[OutoftheWoods]

Last day to help me out with the Fed Ex contest, Voting ends at midnight tonight, thanks for your help, much appreciated,

[brianahern]

A bad carpenter blames his tools, a great carpenter doesn’t buy his / her tools from harbor freight. Chris Swartz

[otrotland]

yes, I was thinking of adding the oil mix first burn it, hmm, then add oil again. I really donot like rebuilding stuff because of rot. thank you.

[martijnheeroma]

Making wood more durable and beautiful like in the old days. (always +1)
thanks for sharing.

[James.......]

Awesome, that looked a lot faster. There's nothing like having the right tool for the job!

[farm_in_themiddleofthewood]

Now that looks more like it!!! And it is so very nice to see someone who reads the comments and suggestions and try them out!! We saw this method first using an actual fire and placing the boards together to create a chimney on My Self Reliance by Shawn James.... another great source of information! Thanks for sharing!!

[jamesfrench]

voted again, Nathan your drone shots are one of my favorite parts of you videos.

[craigmay]

Those torches work great for starting a fire in the shop in the wood stove

[aporter]

Often wondered about that burning technique..believe I'll try it, thanks.

[GreatPlainsCraftsman]

Looks good Nathan. Try that with Ash, but soak the wood first. It changes the molecular structure and make it fire resistant.

[mrickman]

I would also thin the blo with mineral spirits (about 2 parts blo and 1 part mineral spirits) then use one of the 6 inch rollers to speed up the process of coating the wood.

[jerrylittle]

Brings out the natural beauty of the wood . Forcast for rain here in Ga on Saturday so it's headed you alls way .

[rico]

Well I’m glad to see you’ve got the right torch finally. You can have even better controlled burning if your out of the wind or any breeze at all. Enjoying your channel and subscribe!!👍👍👍😎🇨🇱

[jamiefowler]

Voted for you a few times. Good luck buddy. Keeping our fingers crossed for you. I will be out your way and in your neighborhood in August. Hoping to get together. Of course if you are every in this neck of the woods...you are always welcome.

[punisher]

As a commercial roofer that uses torches everyday, the best torch IMO is a Magnum. Have fun

[tubularguynine]

That brush burner worked a lot better! Good video...hope you win the grant.

[grahamallen]

Great job Nathan, looking really good. Keeping fingers crossed for you in the fedex competition. Graham 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[Rugermag]

I like the disappearing attack cat near the end

[richhiway]

That's a good drone if you can fly it around all those trees. Great shots.

[glenncobern]

Wow... Very nice
Can't wait to see the big Walnut Tree? You showed a couple months ago 👍