Workshop Build Part 3. End Walls
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2025
- Hello and welcome to Badger Workshop. This time in framing the end wall for the new workshop.
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It's going very well Matt, I'm really enjoying these build videos and I'm looking forward to the next installment. It's a very practical way of building a shed and I think many people will benefit from watching this series for years to come.
Thank you Andrew, I do hopes so.
This series will be invaluable to anyone thinking of building their own shed rather than buying "off the peg". Enjoying it immensely.
Thank you very much. Im glad it is of use
I seems unlikely that I will ever build anything as involved as a stand alone workshop, but this is still fascinating to watch. So many good ideas!
Thank you very much
Really enjoying the videos thanks for the quality content!!
Well done on winning the best gift award 😄 we watched it on all4
Thank you and thanks for watching
I'm really enjoying the build, and well done on your TV appearance! A very worthy winner!! 😊
Thank you Phil. Thats foe watching it
Excellent job so far Matt,
& congrats on your TV appearance and your win!
Thank you Chris. Thanks for watching
Good build really enjoying watching thanks matt
Thank you. Walls go up on Sunday
Looking forward seeing the finished build matt ! Congrats by the way on the TV appearance and well done on the win !!
Thank you Billy
Loving this series Matt...
Thank you Dave. Im glad you are enjoying it
Can't wait to see the next instalment... congrats on the show
Thank you very much
Nice win on the 4-12-18 very good
Thank you very much
Continuing from previous convo- my wife is indeed a big fan ( of Kirstie's shows .) Having watched your episode I must say you did us proud Matt, and I was so pleased you won. I thought the judge's comments were spot on, however having watched a lot of shows like this, often the best entry doesn't win, and I thought the fancy egg would take the prize- it was very good but I said to my wife that I didn't think it was decorated enough to deserve the win, and the judge must have thought the same, and the best entry did win. I am not dissing that lady's talents in any way, because some of her creations shown were spectacular, and with more time, who knows. The best won on the day and that's all that matters. Congrats again and keep these builds coming. Regards L M. ( P S - sorry it's such an essay.)
Thank you very much. The other items were very well made and it was great to meet some other very nice makers.
Great series
Thank you very much
Hi Matt jobs goin real well !! , congrats on the TV job as well sir !
Thank you very much and thanks for watching
First , Enjoying the build Matt - looking forward to the next installment
Thanks Al
Woohoo! Looking good... Now on to no.4 👍👍
Hi Matt. I've built a number of pitched osb roofed sheds in my time and doing the felting properly (three layers, two bonded, bottom one nailed) is a right pain. Your approach looks much easier. The curve may give a wider interior head room as well under that building regs 2.5 metre limit. It will be interesting to see how you insulate it. BobUK.
Thanks Bob. The 2.5m limit does make it a challenge
Nice work so far Matt,congrats on being famous now!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks Alan, I'm not sure about that
Looking good 👍
Thanks Ray
Nice and instructional as usual! Than you!
Thanks Henry
Looking good Matt, i can't wait to see the finished build and what you have done inside.
Barry (Wirral, ENG)
Thanks Barry. Cant wait to show you
Hi Matt I've just become a new subscriber to your channel and like you I also used to be a chef.Have just started getting into some woodworking at home and am currently in the process of getting all of my tools organised and layer out the way I need. Love the new workshop build.Cheers Aaron from OZ 😀
Thank you Aaron. I have spoke to a few ex chefs that are getting in to woodworking now.
looking good.
Thank you Paul
A very interesting roof but it will out last a conventional felted roof. I remember many years ago removing an old Anderson shelter from my grandparents garden ( well helping the best I could ) and it was still in great shape after years of being there
Thank you. Im sure the roof will outlast me
Really good guide - If you could recommend a low cost nailer to use on a project like this. which will only get home use - what would it be? I can see it would save tons of time and effort and appreciate a budget one would be a compromise, but I can't justify the cost of pro one.
Enjoying watching your build,. I thought you were going to insulate the walls, so was surprised when you didn't put any between the osb and inside?
Thanks Chris. Insulation will be going in later. I have to keep warm
I think that the curve will be interesting can wait to see next video . By the way your underwear has some nice and happy colours you should paint one wall insteaf of white (just teasing u )!
Thank you. If only you had told me before, the walls are already painted.
Hi Matt, your series on Shepherd'S Hut and this Workshop are brilliant, and I'm starting to plan a build based on these. I'm hoping to build a 2.4 x 6m shepherd's hut if I can get a chassis ordered at that size. Just wondered where you sourced the larger roof panels, and if you had rough shopping list for both projects for comparison? Many thanks!
Getting There !!!
Thanks Brian
Looks like you've really taken the time to nut this one out, mate👍
Being a one man crew, you've got to be pretty savvy with your methods👌
Good on ya, man, looking good👍
Thanks Bill. You do have to try and work clever when on your own
you can cat that curve with an circular saw smaller blade
Looking good. The workshop not the underwear. I Like the choice in the roof it make it different and stand out from the others garden workshop/sheds.
Thanks John. Yes that's what I wanted.
@@Badgerworkshop I kind of reminds me of a old train. And I love all those strange quirky living spaces / workshops
So do i.
Love these series Matt can't wait for another video, when is it coming out?
Thank you. The walls go up on Sunday
Like the curved rook a lot. Did think you would have insulated the walls.
Thank you. Don't worry the insulation is coming
Nice !!!!
The boxers look fine..noting to be embarrassed about..its a working man covered bottoms..have seen less than that on other utube built videos
Another brilliant video. Really enjoying this series. You are inspiring me to build my own work shop. That's my intention anyway. Much to think about. Do you feel 2.4m is wide enough? I know you said it was match the length of wood etc. Cheers
Thank you. I would like wider but you have to work with the space you have
Badger Workshop be really good to see how the inside looks and the setup
This is a great series. I’d like to change the roof on mine to one like this as it would give extra storage soace. Where did you get the bigger corrugated roof sheets from? Thanks
I found them on ebay. They are shepherds hut roof sheets.
Thanks very much. I’ll have another look
Novel approach Matt but it works ,how do you stop the tin roof condensating ?
You will see in the next part
Thanks for that, until you said about your boxer shorts I had not noticed them, I now recon I will need about two months counseling to get those images out of my head. Good build though
Thank you John. Don't send me the bill
Hello where did you get the roof sheets from ?
eBay. Sold as shepherds hut roof sheets
Hey, at least you'r wearing underwear for a change
Well it was starting to get cold