Framing and Siding with Green Lumber -- How does everything look after 8 months?
It's been about 8.5 months since I finished my sawmill shed, and I wanted to revisit things and look at all the lumber after it's had time to dry out. We take a look at the framing lumber and talk about how to accommodate shrinkage with posts and beams. Then we look at the board and batten siding, talking about grain orientation and fastener strategies, and see how it behaved just like it's supposed to. You can build with green lumber if you take a few simple steps to ward off common problems.

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Can You Use Green Wood In Timber Framing? - Part 1

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Sawmill Shed Walkthrough and Construction Photo Slideshow

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Tiny House Built with Green Lumber and Floating Foundation

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Building with Green Lumber | No Split Siding Installation

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Best & Worst Wood Species for Timber Framing (Doug Fir, Cedar, Spruce, Hemlock, Pine & More)

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Beginner’s Guide to Roof Framing – Cutting a Rafter, Step-by-Step

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Effects of Moisture and Shrinkage of Wood

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Building with and Nailing Green Lumber

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Treat Wood Yourself - How to Treat Wood Against Rot

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How to Siding and Insulate a House | SWR Craftsmanship

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We Built a Timber Frame Home From Our Own Trees

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The Strongest Wood Joint You've Never Tried

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The SIMPLE way to Make Rafters + Lean-To Roof Framing: Build #3

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Shrinking Will Damage Deck Boards | Building with Green Lumber

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Timber Frame vs Conventional Stick Frame

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Giant Wood Processing Factory Processes Thousand Year Old Trees | An Amazing Sight, Danger Lurks

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Pole Barn Project #15 - The Perils of Framing with Green Lumber

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TIMBER FRAMED WORKSHOP Part 1 | Complete Project - LOGS to FRAME 🪵

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How to build a carport Part 1 - Basic frame and Gerber joint

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