Nice video! No annoying music, no volume changes, does not dwell on one process - gives enough attention to all the processes. One of the best videos i have seen on a out building. 👍Not to mention, it looks professionally done.
This is one of the best construction time lapse videos I've seen in a while. Just enough details to see which construction method you used in each step. There are so many ways to do things. Congrats on finishing too! The place looks awesome.
Wow! What a huge accomplishment. I can only imagine how nice it must be to work out of there. Especially knowing you built it yourself. That is no small project. Impressive!!
As a women retired 25 yrs early …who indulges in DIY videos as an epic adventure this is by far one of my favorites. Youre techniques and safety usages 🥰 epic. I will be taking this on in a smaller scale.
Fantastic video. No Dewalt or Milwaukee sponsored BS. Just some cheap ass tools resulting in a fantastic build. This is how a proper build video is done.
Great work, I love how you used regular tools most of us own and simple techniques to make something so solid. And doing everything down to charging the coolant, respect!
He also failed to dig below the frost line for his foundation. He’s going to have massive issues down the road and may need to tear the entire thing down and start over. If he’s in a cold state, he’ll definitely need to. He did a lot of things right! But that’s a pretty massive mistake to make. It’s why you generally shouldn’t be making tutorial videos like this unless you actually know what you’re doing; very easy to miss important details like that.
In his other video he explains that he lives in the southeast and the frostline is only 12". He did dig below that. Hearing the cicadas in the background gives it away.
Not only a great example of the process, but a great example of the process *alone*. This is about the size I'm planning as well and some of the tricks you showed to hang drywall and the like solo will come in handy for sure.
I’m not a builder or anything like that, but I watched and thoroughly enjoyed this video. I wish I had this talent, work ethic, and passion! This turned out beautiful❤
I sat here this morning in the office I built (addition onto house) and I must say this is amazing. You did a really good job my friend. From start to finished I was really amazed. Good job and great video. Thank you for sharing!!!!
I nearly broke myself this very morning trying to replace my kitchen faucet, and then I log on to TH-cam to see you build a whole fricken office to work in!! Big props to people like you who can work with your hands like this. Must be so special to work in a structure you built yourself. BRB, have to fix a mystery leak under my kitchen sink now that somehow happened after I replaced the faucet... 😅
Hey! Ernest here from the Philippines. Love the technique and the process of how you built the structure. I'm inspired of you what you do. I will definitely use the skill to build my own house in a bigger Scale. Hope to see more videos from you. God bless!
WOW all that in 20 minutes, amazing! j/k I am amazed on how you did everything with so little help and from scratch. Not one cut or bruise. You are a master of all these trades. Such dedication 👏 Take a bow!
Man I watch these and it takes me back to when I did a deck and shed solo. Along with many other remodel projects. I still have the fire but with work, 2 kids and one more on the way time, energy, and sleep are very limited
Man, I feel that. I have 2 kids and sometimes don’t know how I managed to build this. In many ways, my wife is the MVP of this build for giving me the leeway to do it.
Good job dude! I’ve been a builder for over 20 years and I don’t have much bad to say about this one. I would have many tips and tricks from an efficiency standpoint but still, a very commendable job you did here. 👍
once in a while, i discover a gem on youtube like your channel... i'm looking forward to see what you'll do with this channel - i looks very promising! CONGRATS!
Watching you drywall made me feel so much better about my attempts 😂😂😂😂. You can tell when a carpenter/builder tries do drywall. It’s really just about getting it done! Top marks!!
i like how most of your tools looked new; the stickers were still there and there's no signs of wear yet. means you were learning as you went along. i did the same for my patio and storage shed.
Well done man. Looks great. I have a old shed I was going to demo and rebuild but after watching this I think I could refurbish the shed with some good TLC.
@@Tholius There were a few times I had help. My dad was in town twice and helped both times - once with the floor beams and once with the siding. My father-in-law helped me get the mini split in place. Some friends helped me lift the walls and get the door unit in place. My wife helped with the larger windows by holding them from the inside while I nailed them in place. For different reasons, I didn’t get video of some of those. But other than those things, I solo’d the whole build.
I'm surprised you could build that so close to your neighbor's fence/property line. I wish I could do this, but it would not meet my setback requirements. I can dream though, you did a great job.
beautiful office! almost exactly what i need too, i am planning to renovate part of my shed and i am not handy at all, your video gave me some clarity on what to do!
If you didn't build your house, I'm certain your office is built with more precision and quality than your home. The care you put in inspecting each piece of material and the precision of placement is just not practiced by most home builders. Such a solid build. Thanks for upload.
I wish I could show it. The electrical is the only part of the job I hired out. Where I live, you can't legally do electrical work if you aren't a licensed electrician. I most likely could've gotten away with it, but figured it wasn't worth the risk in case someone was ever checking for permits when I sell the house a few years from now.
Nicely done from a structural point of view, the only thing i would of done differently is to have the deck posts on a concrete pedestals, they will last longer than being directly in contact with the soil. You might want to consider some skirting to keep the critters out. Pretty dam nice office mate!
Thanks! Maybe I was just being lazy with the deck posts, but I did use lumber that was treated for constant ground contact. So they should last for a long time. If they don’t… I guess I’ll bite the bullet and redo it with concrete. I’ve been tossing around some skirting ideas but haven’t landed on anything yet. Maybe I’ll have a future video adding it. I appreciate your input!
Currently studying architecture and construction mgmt and thought this video was great! I am so eager to start getting more practical experience rather than 3d model on my computer all day.
Managing to remember to set up a camera for every part of the action is an epic achievement in itself
I can’t believe that only took you 20 minutes to build. That’s incredible
It would’ve been even faster if I didn’t keep changing clothes
Your comment gave me the biggest laugh I had this month 😂
😂😂😂
But how long did it actually take? 6 months? lol.
@@evangrimes112 A year working some nights and most weekends.
Nice video! No annoying music, no volume changes, does not dwell on one process - gives enough attention to all the processes. One of the best videos i have seen on a out building. 👍Not to mention, it looks professionally done.
"No annoying music" yeah about that. 19:43
I can't watch this video. Where's the caveman rock music? 👍
@@norfy I'm so sorry a minute of instrumental music triggered you this hard. 🖕
This is one of the best construction time lapse videos I've seen in a while. Just enough details to see which construction method you used in each step. There are so many ways to do things. Congrats on finishing too! The place looks awesome.
👍🏻 Exactly
That’s what happens when it’s your property you’re working on. Contractors don’t have to live with it and only care about the paycheck
Wow! What a huge accomplishment. I can only imagine how nice it must be to work out of there. Especially knowing you built it yourself. That is no small project. Impressive!!
Until he needs to poop, forgot keys and the wife locked the back door.
It takes a real man to do a job like this with no knee pads. The dude is so good that he even made the window screen himself
He uses knee pads...
As a women retired 25 yrs early …who indulges in DIY videos as an epic adventure this is by far one of my favorites. Youre techniques and safety usages 🥰 epic.
I will be taking this on in a smaller scale.
Mad props for building this with basically weekend warrior level of tools.
Fantastic video. No Dewalt or Milwaukee sponsored BS. Just some cheap ass tools resulting in a fantastic build. This is how a proper build video is done.
I am in the midst of planning to build one of these and this is the best video I have seen yet, by far.
Great work, I love how you used regular tools most of us own and simple techniques to make something so solid. And doing everything down to charging the coolant, respect!
You paid attention to more details than any contractor I’ve met lol. Nice work
He also failed to dig below the frost line for his foundation. He’s going to have massive issues down the road and may need to tear the entire thing down and start over. If he’s in a cold state, he’ll definitely need to.
He did a lot of things right! But that’s a pretty massive mistake to make.
It’s why you generally shouldn’t be making tutorial videos like this unless you actually know what you’re doing; very easy to miss important details like that.
@@mr.doctorcaptain1124 How do you know the frost line in his location?
In his other video he explains that he lives in the southeast and the frostline is only 12". He did dig below that. Hearing the cicadas in the background gives it away.
Man that was awesome to watch. So satisfying to see it all go up.
That's why you NEVER live in a HOA community! 😅👍
Cleanly executed, nice work! What a refreshing space to work in! Thank you for recording and sharing your journey.
Not sure what’s more impressive … your building or editing skills. Well done dude! The TH-cam algorithm is working for you, I’d say!! Keep it up.
Thank you!
Been doing diy for 18 years, the confidence level here is unmatched. Lotta hard work and research. Congratulations
This is amazing. Love that you got a bit of everything into this final video edit. The finished product is super impressive, too. Well done!
Wow! This is incredible! And to do it all in just over 20 minutes... amazing! Very well done!
Well done. Respect the use of PPE. Wish I'd have started wearing it earlier in life. Cheers
Not only a great example of the process, but a great example of the process *alone*. This is about the size I'm planning as well and some of the tricks you showed to hang drywall and the like solo will come in handy for sure.
I’m not a builder or anything like that, but I watched and thoroughly enjoyed this video. I wish I had this talent, work ethic, and passion! This turned out beautiful❤
I don't know what mistakes you made but this turned out fantastic! You installed your own AC unit and made window screens....great job!
Quickest route to work ever. No traffic or assholes to deal with on the train or bus.
This was a great job, man. Love the strong construction and the final minimalistic aesthetic look.
This was one of the best home improvement / DIY videos I’ve ever watched!
I sat here this morning in the office I built (addition onto house) and I must say this is amazing. You did a really good job my friend. From start to finished I was really amazed. Good job and great video. Thank you for sharing!!!!
I like the fact you used all harbor freight tools
Very cool to see a fellow software engineer build their own outdoor office! Great little jig idea for putting up plasterboards on the upper walls.
I nearly broke myself this very morning trying to replace my kitchen faucet, and then I log on to TH-cam to see you build a whole fricken office to work in!! Big props to people like you who can work with your hands like this. Must be so special to work in a structure you built yourself. BRB, have to fix a mystery leak under my kitchen sink now that somehow happened after I replaced the faucet... 😅
From beginning to end nowhere to everywhere, truly genius and amazing quality job.
ur talent and skills are out of this world! Truly impressive! Great work!!!
Hey! Ernest here from the Philippines. Love the technique and the process of how you built the structure. I'm inspired of you what you do. I will definitely use the skill to build my own house in a bigger Scale. Hope to see more videos from you. God bless!
WOW all that in 20 minutes, amazing! j/k I am amazed on how you did everything with so little help and from scratch. Not one cut or bruise. You are a master of all these trades. Such dedication 👏 Take a bow!
It was accelerated in a short time so that it was fast
Wow, this is one of the best video breaking down all important steps, esp for guys who already have general construction knowledge
Just subscribed. I love how you show enough of the steps so that we can do it ourselves😁
This guy built everything from scratch. Very enjoying watching his video.
Man I watch these and it takes me back to when I did a deck and shed solo. Along with many other remodel projects. I still have the fire but with work, 2 kids and one more on the way time, energy, and sleep are very limited
Man, I feel that. I have 2 kids and sometimes don’t know how I managed to build this. In many ways, my wife is the MVP of this build for giving me the leeway to do it.
Good job dude! I’ve been a builder for over 20 years and I don’t have much bad to say about this one. I would have many tips and tricks from an efficiency standpoint but still, a very commendable job you did here. 👍
Thank you! That means a lot
Can you share shed tips with me?
Yes I would like to know the tips
I will be doing the same thing in my yard, however I will be replacing the "office" with a "bar" lol. Great job Nathan!
Amazing brother, Im halfway through my build and motivated by your video to finish it asap.
once in a while, i discover a gem on youtube like your channel... i'm looking forward to see what you'll do with this channel - i looks very promising! CONGRATS!
Thanks, I really appreciate that!
Watching you drywall made me feel so much better about my attempts 😂😂😂😂. You can tell when a carpenter/builder tries do drywall. It’s really just about getting it done! Top marks!!
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All the way down to making your own window screens. 👏 👏 👏
that foundation is amazing
This is absolutely amazing - it looks so good. Fantastic video work here as well. Love this!
Beautiful work, brother! Such a quality job and amazing result! Proud of you, and you should feel proud, too! Hard work pays off!
Great Job Brother! That was a fun watch. Great attention to detail!
i like how most of your tools looked new; the stickers were still there and there's no signs of wear yet. means you were learning as you went along. i did the same for my patio and storage shed.
ive hung tons of drywall by myself and never thought of that! fantastic work
Thanks! That idea wasn’t original to me. Learned it from a different TH-cam channel
Man this is so impressive. Great job!
Wow. You're impressive and very skilled. Nice job.
Thanks bruv. Now I can add home building to the many skills I’ve acquired via TH-cam.
Epic build my man. I'd tell the wife I'm moving out and into this new pad.
Cleanup looks nice! Hope you ankle get better quickly
Man you literally made everything 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
One of the coolest things I’ve ever seen. This is awesome. Probably built better than my actual house.
Dude this was one of the coolest videos I’ve seen on TH-cam. You’re talented as hell man great job!
Great job
Well done man. Looks great. I have a old shed I was going to demo and rebuild but after watching this I think I could refurbish the shed with some good TLC.
You got this!
Dude, you're a Titan.
Nice job , all the best for the coming days .
Unreal. Better quality and better build than my own home. Great job, buddy.
This is awesome! I can only imagine the planning that went into this.
Looks like a gaming set up -nice job !
Oh, so this is how they built Rome in one day. Great Job!!!
Excellent build. Excellent video editing.
I've been framing for over 30 yrs.
You are not a construction person but for someone with no experience you did a really good job.
Wow, thank you! That means a lot
Dammit Nathan, you are a BEAST!
Congratulations , Excellent JOB
Nice build mate!
Thanks!
Very nice work dude, Congratulations
What a fantastic job - well done you👌👌👏👏
Thank you!
I wish I had friends interested in building, or who could teach me. A dream. Great work to you
Thank you! I learned everything I did in this video from TH-cam and reading building codes.
@@nathanetech I hope you're really proud of yourself. Did you have any help at all? Seemed you did it solo
@@Tholius There were a few times I had help. My dad was in town twice and helped both times - once with the floor beams and once with the siding. My father-in-law helped me get the mini split in place. Some friends helped me lift the walls and get the door unit in place. My wife helped with the larger windows by holding them from the inside while I nailed them in place.
For different reasons, I didn’t get video of some of those.
But other than those things, I solo’d the whole build.
Now that's a handy MAN! Great work 👍🏽
Good work, the video was great no annoying music or constant talking about this or that or the other. If there is 10 of you a palace can be built.
With no experience that’s damn impressive. Hell of a job sir
Video of the freaking year!!!!!!!
Better than some houses I've seen built. 👍
I'm surprised you could build that so close to your neighbor's fence/property line. I wish I could do this, but it would not meet my setback requirements. I can dream though, you did a great job.
Awesome work, and incredibly informative! Thank you!
Thanks! I’m releasing the first video in a series today where I’m going to go in more detail on each step of the process.
Perfect! Can't wait.@@nathanetech
That is absolutely amazing
beautiful office! almost exactly what i need too, i am planning to renovate part of my shed and i am not handy at all, your video gave me some clarity on what to do!
10:28 is best part of this video.
“Gotta test ‘em out!”
If you didn't build your house, I'm certain your office is built with more precision and quality than your home. The care you put in inspecting each piece of material and the precision of placement is just not practiced by most home builders. Such a solid build. Thanks for upload.
This is such a great build! And a relaxing watch. This is really inspiring
Excellent work, I wish we could see a bit more of how you did the electrical wiring and set up as well!
I wish I could show it. The electrical is the only part of the job I hired out. Where I live, you can't legally do electrical work if you aren't a licensed electrician. I most likely could've gotten away with it, but figured it wasn't worth the risk in case someone was ever checking for permits when I sell the house a few years from now.
Wonderful.....amazing tiny house
Very nice. She is solid and well built. I'll bet you are enjoying that space.
The way I watched this entire video from start to finish. As if I could ever 😅
Nicely done from a structural point of view, the only thing i would of done differently is to have the deck posts on a concrete pedestals, they will last longer than being directly in contact with the soil. You might want to consider some skirting to keep the critters out. Pretty dam nice office mate!
Thanks! Maybe I was just being lazy with the deck posts, but I did use lumber that was treated for constant ground contact. So they should last for a long time. If they don’t… I guess I’ll bite the bullet and redo it with concrete.
I’ve been tossing around some skirting ideas but haven’t landed on anything yet. Maybe I’ll have a future video adding it.
I appreciate your input!
Working from home has us doing some amazing things.
wow! I just got my 40ft container from Wuwi Shipping Container very cheap and even paid it upon delivery. cant wait to start working.
That was some great framing man!
Thanks! The framing was my favorite part
Talented dude! I wish I was that good with my hands . I sucks !
Thanks! I had never done any of this before this build. You may find you have skills you didn’t know you had
cracking job mate. Love the finishing - easily the best build of this type I've seen on YT
Man this is so cool! You have some serious skills!
Wow, that's awesome. A skill I wish I had.
Currently studying architecture and construction mgmt and thought this video was great! I am so eager to start getting more practical experience rather than 3d model on my computer all day.
Ohhh wow great job