When rolling paint onto walls, use an extension handle. It is a lot easier as the handle provides leverage, plus the application is smoother as the pressure / force applied is much more even. A tip for rolling ceilings - roll up a towel and put it on top of a backpack, you can then rest your head whilst looking up - takes away the next strain. Good job on the shed conversion.
Thanks! This helped me learn ideas for renovating my dad's garage xd my dad has a steel garage that he never uses, (only to store furniture and junk). Today I managed to throw out alot of stuff out and it took me 4 hours to clear everything and clean up the space. I'm going to turn this garage into my room coz it's a bigger space than my tiny room inside my house lol will take a few months to renovate but worth the go!
Did u use foam or silicone to fill any gaps in the roof and the floor ? I have a 5' tin garden shed ( wanting a bee /honey processing shed ) with only metal battens. Do you think i should make a frame first to attach any gyprock or ply to ? I noticed u have both wood and metal battening did you add the wood battens or were they there already ? TY
Looks great I’d be keen to see if your Arduino hint includes remote switching of your dust extractor. I’ve tried eBay Solid State relays on a 12V control circuit and they fail too fast. So I’d be interested to see if you’ve got any ideas
+thermmaloverload eventually, I'll copy i like to make stuffs dust setup. With it all automated. But the sooner one will be attached to the mitre station. :)
I just had a look at I like to make stuffs dust setup and it is impressive. If you go down that path, i;ve got a laser so would be happy to cut you the servo control arms etc. I'm in NSW and postage for that sort of stuff would be easy
I might take you up for that at some stage, but I've just gotten myself a 3d printer, and I toying with 3d printing the whole dust waste gates, and found another that'll let you turn a door lock actuator into a linear actuator. Will combine them together. When I get time anyway.
i've got plastic dust gates at the moment and they can get a bit stiff which may be a problem for the servo actuator. The metal ones are quite expensive but probably smoother to operate.
Hey great job mate. i have a shed exactly the same, skipped through the clip so not sure if you already mentioned but how much did it cost you in materials?
@@loopy7057 yes you are meant to have a vapour barrier for metal. Australia gets very very hot but also very cold, so I’m not sure how he is going to deal with moisture from the inside of the shed.
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When rolling paint onto walls, use an extension handle. It is a lot easier as the handle provides leverage, plus the application is smoother as the pressure / force applied is much more even. A tip for rolling ceilings - roll up a towel and put it on top of a backpack, you can then rest your head whilst looking up - takes away the next strain. Good job on the shed conversion.
I’m renovating my shed and this helped so much. Thank you
"2 of them fell down and i swore at it"
I feel your pain mate. I hate cornices and they hate me.shed looks great.
I still hate cornices with a passion. I discovered getting the pre mixed cornice cement sticks much better
Great job, man!
Thanks! This helped me learn ideas for renovating my dad's garage xd my dad has a steel garage that he never uses, (only to store furniture and junk). Today I managed to throw out alot of stuff out and it took me 4 hours to clear everything and clean up the space. I'm going to turn this garage into my room coz it's a bigger space than my tiny room inside my house lol will take a few months to renovate but worth the go!
Good to get a bit of privacy. Would have loved this when I was younger.
Legend….this is exactly what I was looking for 👍
I have EXACTLY that same shed (bought the house in 2001 and it had been there for a while). This is brilliant and will give me some tips :D
Wow Colum! It looks pretty awesome!
+Devin Love Raja Devin!
Looks so much better, well worth the effort.
Thanks stoney!
This is a amazing job fam
Congrats broth
What a transformation!
+Robin Lewis i thought so. Much nicer!
Awesome work mate. Just need an air con in there!
+MrSteltzer agreed! Wish i had more money for it!
This is good keep it up
+Peyto xD thanks!
10/10 bro no bull S just get it done look GOOD...
Great video, how big is your shed?
Hey, do you mind telling me what type of shed this is exactly and what are the measurements?
Did u use foam or silicone to fill any gaps in the roof and the floor ? I have a 5' tin garden shed ( wanting a bee /honey processing shed ) with only metal battens. Do you think i should make a frame first to attach any gyprock or ply to ? I noticed u have both wood and metal battening did you add the wood battens or were they there already ? TY
Did you make a video about the floor?
Hey 👋 What insulation did you use?
Looks great
I’d be keen to see if your Arduino hint includes remote switching of your dust extractor. I’ve tried eBay Solid State relays on a 12V control circuit and they fail too fast. So I’d be interested to see if you’ve got any ideas
+thermmaloverload eventually, I'll copy i like to make stuffs dust setup. With it all automated. But the sooner one will be attached to the mitre station. :)
I just had a look at I like to make stuffs dust setup and it is impressive. If you go down that path, i;ve got a laser so would be happy to cut you the servo control arms etc. I'm in NSW and postage for that sort of stuff would be easy
I might take you up for that at some stage, but I've just gotten myself a 3d printer, and I toying with 3d printing the whole dust waste gates, and found another that'll let you turn a door lock actuator into a linear actuator. Will combine them together.
When I get time anyway.
i've got plastic dust gates at the moment and they can get a bit stiff which may be a problem for the servo actuator. The metal ones are quite expensive but probably smoother to operate.
Hey great job mate. i have a shed exactly the same, skipped through the clip so not sure if you already mentioned but how much did it cost you in materials?
Honestly can't remember to be honest, was a few years ago now. Holding up well though.
R u going to do any more goldfish updates and i really like how it turned out
+Alexis Pita I'll do more. Just not much to report on!
Hey did it last the test of time? I was t sure how its possible to nail directly into the colourbond or corogated iron walls
Held up really well, I nailed into the timber supports rather than the steel.
Gday mate, any issues with condensation in the roof with just using the batts?
Not one. I'm in a pretty dry region though
Hey i wanted to know if you could do a more detailed tutorial on how to do this i wanted to build a shop also using a tool shed
Hey there. There really isn't much to it . Just put up insulation, and clad the walls. I'd go with plasterboard next time though.
Diamond Ellison I can install all of this if you need help
@@Lalomalo_solidinca what state are you in?
How much did it cost you? Thanks
How's the particle board with the condensation?
I'm in Adelaide, it's a desert type of area, no issues with condensation. It's held up really well.
@@ADHDbuilt good to know, will have to do similar in near future. Thanks
Wait...did you use a nail gun to attach particle board to a steel frame?
Also ..aren't you meant to make ventilation in the walls?
Also..did you test the shed for leaks?
No, it was attached to the existing wood supports for the shed.
@@loopy7057 yes you are meant to have a vapour barrier for metal. Australia gets very very hot but also very cold, so I’m not sure how he is going to deal with moisture from the inside of the shed.