Although my sawmill shed has served me well for several years, I've learned a few things. When watching this video today, avoid these mistakes when building a sawmill shed to make sure you build it right the first time. As I explain in my video, this sawmill shed has stood up to the harsh Canadian climate for a number of years but the overall functionality of the build isn't what I want it to be. As I take you through the overall parameters of this sawmill shed, I"ll mention the things that work and the things that don't work for me in this build. I'll be talking about the access points for log loading and the waste pile locations and how it's important to consider before you build. With some additional talk dealing with roof height, roof slope and snow loading on the structure, this video will surely help some of you steerclear of some common problems that I've encountered here. In light of the problems I"ll mention, I will also talk about whats good about this sawmill shelter. The easy of erection was one of the reasons this sawmill shack is a good design. Same thing goes for access to materials. I'm glad you're all here and wish you all the best in your sawmill build. Check out my sawmill shack version 2 build which just got underway by clicking on the playlist. Here we go!