That shed is pretty sick. I dig the dark and moody paint. I’m all about organization and that is one neat workshop. I just might add canned lighting to the fluorescents in my garage. It gives a dimensional, finished look.
If you're painting a ton; which I imagine you re with the new house. Check out the Wagner sidekick (not a sponsor or associated), nice motorized paint feeder expedites the process and reduces messes.
Thanks dude, I’ve actually worked with Wagner in the past and I own their flexio sprayer which is great for smaller jobs. I own a graco sprayer for lager jobs like this but it’s on its way out so I’ll have to have a look at what you suggested. Thanks again
Hi Nick....Dave Smith just turned me on to your Channel. Great work your doing...very creative.looking forward to what you've got coming down the road.
Hey thanks dude, I actually own a cricut cutter so I can make my own vinyl stickers up to 30cm tall. Can probably go taller but it’s a bit of a headache to figure out.
super neat! how did you get your start in woodworking? your builds are tasteful, not every craftsman has an eye for design like you. the aesthetic is just as impressive as the workmanship in all your projects!
Thanks dude, I started out as a kitchen installer where I learned a lot of carpentry. I’ve always had a passion for modern design so when I bought my first house I just started practicing and making myself furniture. Basically just developed from there.
Nice. I want to tackle something similar. How is the shed ventilated? I get mold in my prebuilt even though it has soffit and ridge vents. It gets quick humid during the summers here
Thanks, So I have vents in the ridge of the roof plus a couple of vents on the face and rear of the shop below the eaves. I haven't had the shop in the summer yet so ill see how it holds up.
I hate drywall too! It's one of the biggest things holding me back on the plan to finish my basement DIY. How many sheets of OSB did you use overall? At least in my area it costs 2-3x more than the drywall sheets. At that price I might as well hire a pro drywaller.
Who else loves a dark workshop? Happy Holidays Y'all, Stay Rad
That shed is pretty sick. I dig the dark and moody paint. I’m all about organization and that is one neat workshop. I just might add canned lighting to the fluorescents in my garage. It gives a dimensional, finished look.
I like that idea, Thanks dude
10:00 - I cooked Cornish Hens for a scaled-down Christmas instead of turkey. Coincidence? Probably. ;) Greetings from three provinces to the right.
Haha Right on, Happy holidays dude
If you're painting a ton; which I imagine you re with the new house. Check out the Wagner sidekick (not a sponsor or associated), nice motorized paint feeder expedites the process and reduces messes.
Thanks dude, I’ve actually worked with Wagner in the past and I own their flexio sprayer which is great for smaller jobs. I own a graco sprayer for lager jobs like this but it’s on its way out so I’ll have to have a look at what you suggested. Thanks again
No I'm wishing I went dark in my shop! Just finished mine and decided to go light... hmmm repaint? lol
the add killed me haha was way too funny for something so simple
Haha thanks, I always try to make them interesting
Dude that looks legit!!!! I’m excited for where this channel is headed!!!
Thanks Dude
Looks fantastic!
Thanks So Much
Hi Nick....Dave Smith just turned me on to your Channel. Great work your doing...very creative.looking forward to what you've got coming down the road.
Hey Thanks Jeff, Happy holidays
You should build a PrintNC as a CNC
Hmmmm ill look into it, Thanks
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Hey man! Your channel rocks! How did you print the vinyl for your logo? Do you have a plotter or pay to have that produced?
Hey thanks dude, I actually own a cricut cutter so I can make my own vinyl stickers up to 30cm tall. Can probably go taller but it’s a bit of a headache to figure out.
super neat! how did you get your start in woodworking? your builds are tasteful, not every craftsman has an eye for design like you. the aesthetic is just as impressive as the workmanship in all your projects!
Thanks dude, I started out as a kitchen installer where I learned a lot of carpentry. I’ve always had a passion for modern design so when I bought my first house I just started practicing and making myself furniture. Basically just developed from there.
I live down in St. Ives, was cool seeing the Saint Piran's Flag on your wall.
Nice. I want to tackle something similar. How is the shed ventilated? I get mold in my prebuilt even though it has soffit and ridge vents. It gets quick humid during the summers here
Thanks, So I have vents in the ridge of the roof plus a couple of vents on the face and rear of the shop below the eaves. I haven't had the shop in the summer yet so ill see how it holds up.
I hate drywall too! It's one of the biggest things holding me back on the plan to finish my basement DIY. How many sheets of OSB did you use overall? At least in my area it costs 2-3x more than the drywall sheets. At that price I might as well hire a pro drywaller.
What brand / name paint did you use on the walls?
Slate grey and onyx black, both Benjamin Moore
@@RadDadBuilds thank you sir!
What make is the belt sander and how wide can you go?
I own the super max 25-50. Love it
What was the size of that shed?