> Like, say you want to frame and build your own house - there's bazzilions of YouTube videos about the beginning process. But very very few about the more adva

> Like, say you want to frame and build your own house - there's bazzilions of YouTube videos about the beginning process. But very very few about the more advanced details you need to know. That's an interesting factor of online knowledge - the most readily available one is the one that masses are interested the most because the views give the budget for people to care. It's also weirdy trendly, like how pandemic spawned a lot of woodworking channels coz people cooped up in their homes found a new hobby. To add to the point this [1] random video is an example, it does go into terminology and reasoning behind each element but won't tell you what kind of lumber to get, how climate would affect that decision, how to isolate the house and a bunch of other things. You might look for them and probably find some info but at some point just looking for a dedicated book might be the saner option. And uh, if someone knows a good one covering how to build and isolate your own shed I wouldn't mind recommendation... - [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fP0LZMEV5w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fP0LZMEV5w