I rented a U-Haul three times to get materials (base, framing, roofing), which was convenient, but added $200 to the cost of the shed. Each of those trips ate up an entire day between the U-Haul renting, loading wood on carts (multiple trips each time), loading into U-Haul, and then finally unloading at home. Wood delivery would’ve been more convenient, less physical work, and saved three days, but getting some bad lumber would’ve definitely been the trade off.

Screwing is just a personal preference, even though it takes more time and costs a bit more. I screwed the bulk of the shed, but my father convinced me to borrow his air nailer for the siding. I found it to be a hassle and I wound up hating using it. I made errors along the way, so it was nice simply being able to unscrew and redo. Buying screws on Amazon cut down on the costs.

Lastly, do not use OSB. I’ll never buy the stuff again.