Most woodsheds are built wrong — not because of bad lumber, but because of bad spacing. Originally I laid these walls out too tight. It looked good, but when I counted the material on hand, I realized two things: I was going to run short. Airflow matters more than aesthetics. In this video we: Recalculate spacing with limited lumber Increase airflow for proper seasoning Install full-dimension rough-cut Douglas fir Lay out uniform pickets the analog way Fasten with 3" Torx timber screws for a clean finish A woodshed is a drying system. If air can’t move, your firewood won’t season properly. Build it right the first time.