Many different designs for each type of project are also included. For example, there are hundreds of designs th-cam.com/users/postUgkxb2mhCug-GkCWrq69Ce2I0nM0D4QpxAqu for outdoor buildings, from small sheds all the way up to a complete stable. Choose whatever type of shed or storage house is right for you. Pick from fancy ones or more utilitarian designs.
Great book for a beginner . th-cam.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ this book really starts from the beginning, as in it explains what basic tools are and how to use them. But when it gets to the art of creating joints and how and when to use them this book really starts to teach you something. At least that was my experience.
Thank you for making something for the everyday man. Most videos I've seen are either too complex or too expensive, or both. I'm a regular Joe with little to no high-end skills or tools but I actually think I can pull this one off. It's so simple and easy to follow along. Not super expensive and seems to be done with regular tools every man should have anyways.
You weren't kidding about a lot of hard labor! I had never seen those sheets you custom cut to fit the area placed on top of the weed barrier. Very cool stuff. Thanks for sharing. 👍🇺🇸
Hey don't have time to go through all the comments but if you ever run into the problem with the pole and concrete if you do put a 4x4 piece of wood about 4 foot long centered with the pole the wrap a chain around the pole and hook the chain to a jack and jack it up you'll be a lot happier lol but the straight bar was a good investment 👌
Hey man, nice job. If you're located where any snow falls and gathers I'd suggest lowering the roof of your shed so that it's not level with the window, as snow can build up, melt and cause water damage around the window opening.
WAAOH! That's fantastic. That's exactly what I wanted to build but I didn't know where to start and I didn't want to hire a handyman for such a job. I wanted to attach a shed just like yours where I can store several containers from the garage. I will refer to this video several times till I build the shed like yours. It will probably take me three weeks since I am just an amateur without even the right tools! !
Perfect for the project I am doing. I do wish you didn’t skip over explaining things like leveling the posts, because I have never done anything and this is all new to me. I know some more experienced people appreciate skipping over stuff like that so the video isn’t too long. Personally I need every step explained.
Very nice job on the shed and pavers, might tell your viewers if they attach it to the house in any way it becomes an instant termite feast. In your case, it would have been best to build up off the ground on pavers or pour a simple slab and build on that for the size of the shed. Within a year or two the 2x4 base posts will have been rotting and almost guaranteed dryrot at the very least. If you're lucky. If you've attached it to the house ANYWHERE best to put some metal shields between the house and shed. Termite Shield: A shield, usually of non-corrodible metal, placed in or on a foundation wall or other mass of masonry or around pipes to prevent passage of termites. Galvanized metal or even flashing works. That comes from a lifetime pest professional. Love your channel.
Very informative especially like how you kept it real and added the mistakes you had to correct really shows how human you are also the area looks great. Good job!
When adding Quikrete it is best to pour some in...then add water then poor some more in and keep repeating until it is mixed well. If you pour all the quikrete in first and then the water. It sets at the top.but sometimes it sets so fast that the water doesn't reach the bottom and harden the Crete at the base. Especially if you use a home depot bucket to set the post in with Crete.
@@KingMarcellous Are you 100 percent sir? I put it in one time and the water didn't reach the bottom for whatever reason. As I had to dig up the post and place another one because the post wasn't stable after it dried. Could it have been a layer of dirt or something that covered the Crete or something?
The paver base is so you don't have to use sand. The instructions in the 2 minute video for the paver base have the leveling sand first then paver base then pavers. The paver base is made so water can move around underneath and drain but now you have the sand covering it all up. Not graded away from house either. Also need joint sand. I'm so confused by this build.
I’m confused by your comment. You say the pacer base s so you don’t have to use sand. The you say the sand goes first then the paver base. Explain to me please?
@@こく月X The youtube directions from paver base show that you use the sand under the paver base to level the paver base. Not on top of it like he does in this video. Then without the use of sand which is my first sentence, you put the pavers directly on top of the paver base.
how would anyone get it level with a paver base made of rubber? Traditionally sand has always been used as the layer under the pavers, for this type of masonry work..
So glad I found your channel today! I've been needing to tackle a few of these projects but have zero experience in building but I think now I can do it. Can't wait to check out the rest of your videos!
Weed wackers will spread the thorns all over the place (bad for pets and bare feet). Since you only have a few weeds, try a pair of leather gloves and a little muscle. You might be surprised how easy it is, plus you are removing the root too, unlike that quick fix tool. Also, you should use plastic paver edging otherwise your pavers will slide out of place espcially with all of the repeated garbage can movement.
Unexpected excellent video. Relative measurement skills was exactly what I was looking for. The one thing I have to ask about: some have had bad luck with linguist nails, have you? Is there a similar product you like.
Cracking job. Just eager to see, now that time has passed, what's happened to those paver stones around the edges as it looks like you haven't secured them, just placed stones around them. I'm presuming the action of wheeling the bins over they've broken loose. You also don't appear to have locked them together using kiln dried sand between them - no mention of that.
Nice little shed , but 🤔 did t you said you get alot of snow during the winter the snow will go tru freely inside your shed ? And u have a tools. , and stuff
Look at some of the stuff he put in that shed - shovels, wheelbarrow, etc. Those are outdoor tools, and are typically used in all weather conditions.. they can handle a bit of snow. Besides, you could just throw a tarp over it in the winter
I was thinking of a lean too lik that for along side my shed slash guest house now . I may use your idea . But I think i want it more closed in so may put the fence boards closer together to seal it up more to our heavy spring rains we get here and taller also . But fence boards would sure save me money . I can get cedar ones here for a 1.66 and can get 8 foot ones for 2.19 s may go the 8 foot ones THANK YOU
It better be inexpensive he did it wrong using the wrong material.. it wont last to long.. didnt seal it up didnt use pressure treated wood and he didnt put the post lower than the frost line.witch in his state can be up to eight feet below the surface.. this shed will move and become a hassle to get in and upkeep
Dude... Dude. Did you read the installation instructions for the Brock Paver Base? You did it backwards. The leveling sand goes down after tamping soil. Then paver base sheets. Pavers sit directly on top of the sheets. Also you should get some edge restraint and joint sand. Shed looked good though.
Not to mention his stuff inside the shed is going to get destroyed by rain or snow and the sump pump discharge is going to cause trenches in his rock. How does Home Depot sponsor this stuff?
Also do not set up wood post in concrete. The wood will rot. The concrete first in 3 feet. Posts on top is best. Or small base of concrete and coated wood in to dirt. Uggggggg.
Many different designs for each type of project are also included. For example, there are hundreds of designs th-cam.com/users/postUgkxb2mhCug-GkCWrq69Ce2I0nM0D4QpxAqu for outdoor buildings, from small sheds all the way up to a complete stable. Choose whatever type of shed or storage house is right for you. Pick from fancy ones or more utilitarian designs.
Great book for a beginner . th-cam.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ this book really starts from the beginning, as in it explains what basic tools are and how to use them. But when it gets to the art of creating joints and how and when to use them this book really starts to teach you something. At least that was my experience.
I love the simplicity. A lot videos make everything so heavy duty when they don't have to be.
Thank you for making something for the everyday man. Most videos I've seen are either too complex or too expensive, or both. I'm a regular Joe with little to no high-end skills or tools but I actually think I can pull this one off. It's so simple and easy to follow along. Not super expensive and seems to be done with regular tools every man should have anyways.
You weren't kidding about a lot of hard labor! I had never seen those sheets you custom cut to fit the area placed on top of the weed barrier. Very cool stuff. Thanks for sharing. 👍🇺🇸
Fantastic job. I also like the way video is taken. Without wasting any time, everything is explained and shown very fast
You literally just solved all my problems for my project without me having to think about it! Thanks!
I've been looking on TH-cam for about 2 weeks now, looking for the solution to the same problem, And "BOOM" there it is. That's Fire
Talent and skill with his Hands. Good job Man.
Hey don't have time to go through all the comments but if you ever run into the problem with the pole and concrete if you do put a 4x4 piece of wood about 4 foot long centered with the pole the wrap a chain around the pole and hook the chain to a jack and jack it up you'll be a lot happier lol but the straight bar was a good investment 👌
Fantastic. Now, the deck on the back needs an upgrade of your talents. WONDERFUL. You really increased the value of your home.
Hey man, nice job. If you're located where any snow falls and gathers I'd suggest lowering the roof of your shed so that it's not level with the window, as snow can build up, melt and cause water damage around the window opening.
Awesome you make it look so Easy.Thanks for letting your audience know the cost as well.cool
Assuming there is no overhang
Yeah, I would've built the shed against the other wall.
Rain will eat that up for me but I like the idea
Thank you so very much it is not only you that to your beyond happy. We are also thank you so very much for showing us an easy way
Before/after shot--giving the trash cans a nice pressure wash made the end result look better, too. 👍🏿
love it, I'd use the shed for the garbage cans to be hidden. Great!
WAAOH! That's fantastic. That's exactly what I wanted to build but I didn't know where to start and I didn't want to hire a handyman for such a job. I wanted to attach a shed just like
yours where I can store several containers from the garage. I will refer to this video several times till I build the shed like yours. It will probably take me three weeks since I am just an amateur without even the right tools! !
Perfect for the project I am doing. I do wish you didn’t skip over explaining things like leveling the posts, because I have never done anything and this is all new to me. I know some more experienced people appreciate skipping over stuff like that so the video isn’t too long. Personally I need every step explained.
Very nice job on the shed and pavers, might tell your viewers if they attach it to the house in any way it becomes an instant termite feast. In your case, it would have been best to build up off the ground on pavers or pour a simple slab and build on that for the size of the shed.
Within a year or two the 2x4 base posts will have been rotting and almost guaranteed dryrot at the very least. If you're lucky. If you've attached it to the house ANYWHERE best to put some metal shields between the house and shed. Termite Shield: A shield, usually of non-corrodible metal, placed in or on a foundation wall or other mass of masonry or around pipes to prevent passage of termites. Galvanized metal or even flashing works.
That comes from a lifetime pest professional. Love your channel.
Great point.
Very informative especially like how you kept it real and added the mistakes you had to correct really shows how human you are also the area looks great. Good job!
Good job! You really tidied up that corner.
Good video and tips clearly to follow. 👍👍😃
I love the easy feeling approach. thank you. Very cool.
This guy's a menace with that circular saw! Lol awesome build
From Angola, Indiana...thanks for the video brother
Nice job, my friend. I'm also a Home Depot fan. -Your IL neighbor.
Funny. I too like to keep my weeds in check as well
I keep my weeds and high grass in check also , love the content !
I have 3 neglected corners in my back yard……….. which is why I’m watching this video lol
Awesome video and even more awesome the Step Brother's reference...😅
Soaking the earth beforehand helped me when I pulled out deep concrete support. Plus I had loads of soupy mud pies 😂2:30
I’m going to make something just like this for a greenhouse to grow outdoor this year.
When adding Quikrete it is best to pour some in...then add water then poor some more in and keep repeating until it is mixed well. If you pour all the quikrete in first and then the water. It sets at the top.but sometimes it sets so fast that the water doesn't reach the bottom and harden the Crete at the base. Especially if you use a home depot bucket to set the post in with Crete.
Not true. It's designed for the water to go all the way down. Plus ground water as well hardens it further.
@@KingMarcellous Are you 100 percent sir? I put it in one time and the water didn't reach the bottom for whatever reason. As I had to dig up the post and place another one because the post wasn't stable after it dried. Could it have been a layer of dirt or something that covered the Crete or something?
Dude, that turned out really nice! Want to spend a weekend at the beach in Florida and make one for my trash cans?????
Nice video, I'm looking at building something similar. Looks like a great home for yellow jackets haha
Thank you, very good.👍🏿😁
Pretty sweet! Very impressive. I like your clean-and-tidy approach to things. Very thorough.
Nice design. Provided me with some ideas for my own.
The paver base is so you don't have to use sand. The instructions in the 2 minute video for the paver base have the leveling sand first then paver base then pavers. The paver base is made so water can move around underneath and drain but now you have the sand covering it all up. Not graded away from house either. Also need joint sand. I'm so confused by this build.
I’m confused by your comment. You say the pacer base s so you don’t have to use sand.
The you say the sand goes first then the paver base. Explain to me please?
@@こく月X The youtube directions from paver base show that you use the sand under the paver base to level the paver base. Not on top of it like he does in this video. Then without the use of sand which is my first sentence, you put the pavers directly on top of the paver base.
Good catch, but this method is not to use gravel. You still use sand but yes underneath the base.
This is idiotic doesnt make any sense...this new generation of stupidity
how would anyone get it level with a paver base made of rubber? Traditionally sand has always been used as the layer under the pavers, for this type of masonry work..
I agree! It looks wonderful!
So glad I found your channel today! I've been needing to tackle a few of these projects but have zero experience in building but I think now I can do it. Can't wait to check out the rest of your videos!
Did you did any project lately?
This is great info on How to do pavers. Thanks for all of this! It will help me greatly
i do like the current state of your grass in august. my lawn is starting to turn brown from the lack of rain for a few weeks.
Nice job! Thanks for sharing.
Slainte,
DC
Weed wackers will spread the thorns all over the place (bad for pets and bare feet). Since you only have a few weeds, try a pair of leather gloves and a little muscle. You might be surprised how easy it is, plus you are removing the root too, unlike that quick fix tool. Also, you should use plastic paver edging otherwise your pavers will slide out of place espcially with all of the repeated garbage can movement.
😂 please go and make your own channel for yourself 😂😅
You have helped me so much with my upcoming project. Thank you! Didn't know there was a paver base mat.
Really nice job
Nice step brothers reference at @3:50
noticed you put the sand on top of the paver-base. i thought it went on top of the weed barrier then the paver base then the pavers?
Unexpected excellent video. Relative measurement skills was exactly what I was looking for.
The one thing I have to ask about: some have had bad luck with linguist nails, have you? Is there a similar product you like.
Now someone will find me crazy but I want to do this and use it as my main and only living place.
Your definition of budget is way different than mine. 2024
🔥🔥🔥 you back yard is looking amazing this plus the deck 👏👏👏
Cracking job. Just eager to see, now that time has passed, what's happened to those paver stones around the edges as it looks like you haven't secured them, just placed stones around them. I'm presuming the action of wheeling the bins over they've broken loose. You also don't appear to have locked them together using kiln dried sand between them - no mention of that.
Really nice job, I was looking for a wood storage shed behind my workshop and with a few adaptations, this will work great. Thank you
Nice little shed , but 🤔 did t you said you get alot of snow during the winter the snow will go tru freely inside your shed ? And u have a tools. , and stuff
Look at some of the stuff he put in that shed - shovels, wheelbarrow, etc. Those are outdoor tools, and are typically used in all weather conditions.. they can handle a bit of snow. Besides, you could just throw a tarp over it in the winter
You could easily plywood or plastic sheet the interior.
Nice! I’m going to do this so my wife can stop complaining about the lawn lowers in the garage
Mowers
Oh my God, me too, do we have the same wife or all women are the same?
It looks great. I love it
Water inside the hole makes it easy man
Third bin, snow blower, tv antenna. Did I win the guessing game.
This is awesome! It came out so beautiful! Great job!
Fantastic! Your talent is amazing!
End results looks amazing 👏...
I was thinking of a lean too lik that for along side my shed slash guest house now . I may use your idea . But I think i want it more closed in so may put the fence boards closer together to seal it up more to our heavy spring rains we get here and taller also . But fence boards would sure save me money . I can get cedar ones here for a 1.66 and can get 8 foot ones for 2.19 s may go the 8 foot ones THANK YOU
awesome video man.. you made this look super simple
Very nice!
Better than nothing. Good job!!
That's really nice and apparently easy to do. Great Job!
I was watching until i saw you sitting down. That was it.
A post hole digger and a dethatching rake. I think those are mine.
damn. This guys really good!
Thanks for the inspiration
Great job
Good job dude.
Toro also makes an electric whip. Real nice
trimmer commercial in the most elegant way。🤣
Well done!!
That’s superb! I am totally copying your great design to cover a gas tank. Thank you!!!!
proudly sponsored by home depot yay!!!!where is the TV antenna?
Nice job Man!!!
AWESOME!!
Good video , cheerful
Thanks for this video! I loved your shed and am going to make something similar for bike storage.
Good job.
Very nice looking!
I'm in Indy...come build me one! LOL!!!
Wow this was extremely in expensive 🙌 turned out great!
It better be inexpensive he did it wrong using the wrong material.. it wont last to long.. didnt seal it up didnt use pressure treated wood and he didnt put the post lower than the frost line.witch in his state can be up to eight feet below the surface.. this shed will move and become a hassle to get in and upkeep
Wood truly is expensive right now. I think I will wait till next year and see what happens to pricing.
@@mrtv777 yes true along with everything else 🙄
Great job Sir! Thanks.
Brilliant job bro 👏 👍
Nice!👍
you just gave me a perfect idea for my back Corner side of my garage thank you
wow thanks for that great video
Well done
Lov it
So what was the total cost minus the paving and bricks. Great job fella
Good job! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome !!!!!
Curious…but did you use a level? Didn’t see one in use
Dude... Dude. Did you read the installation instructions for the Brock Paver Base? You did it backwards. The leveling sand goes down after tamping soil. Then paver base sheets. Pavers sit directly on top of the sheets. Also you should get some edge restraint and joint sand. Shed looked good though.
Cringed when I saw him do that. Improper installation of the panels
Not to mention his stuff inside the shed is going to get destroyed by rain or snow and the sump pump discharge is going to cause trenches in his rock. How does Home Depot sponsor this stuff?
Same thing I was thinking. Big Box store sponsoring this
maybe he wants a wavy and uneven paver area after 1 year?
Also do not set up wood post in concrete. The wood will rot. The concrete first in 3 feet. Posts on top is best. Or small base of concrete and coated wood in to dirt. Uggggggg.
Great job 🌿🌼👍🦘