Good idea to place nut and bolts thru where the walls join each other 3 in each corner equally spaced . Also good idea to using some metal strapping to hold the roof down. Screws not enough for the good old wind . Looks nice and organised though .
Another cracking job. Some people would fill the sub-0base with gravel or sand to discourage rats etc - but this depends on where you live . . .and it's a biot late no anyway ;-) If you don't have a husband to hand you can always mounts a temporary vertical batten to the top corner of the side and clamp the back to that while you put the screws in.
Thanks! That's EXACTLY what I was planning to do if my husband wasn't available 😂 We often argue our DIY,l methods, but we got on perfect during this 😄
A good job well done! The only thing I can add (and they both are minor) is when nailing trim on put the nails at an angle into the wood so the trim can't be pulled off without bending the nails. The other is Damp! If you are storing camping gear it is susceptible to mildew ... which is promoted by damp. The sun hitting the shed can heat it up a lot and then the air is cooled down at night giving condensation. A couple of air vents (one low one high) can be a good add on if this is the case. It wasn't clear on the video but couple of bolts fastening the back door to the top nd bottom would make it even more secure ;0)
Re your bike rack storage plans, we store our bikes on hooks vertically and it gives us a bit more space. Easier if you have more than 2 bikes, limited ceiling height and it's much more easy to access them. Just thought I'd mention :)
Looks great 👍 Maybe you could notch the shelves so that they sit further back? You could also try some moisture traps to reduce the condensation levels.
It's a fine line between keeping the damp out and sealing it in. I think the best way is to use your experience, a touch of trial and error and your gut feeling. In other words, you live there so you'll know best.
Great job, well done! 👏👏 And thanks so much for the idea with clear silicone to block the dampness. Had this problem last winter with a new shed and didnt know how to fix it 👍👍👍💖🎈🎈
Good work. I'd recommend you put a couple of diagonal braces on the inside of the doors otherwise you will find they drop over time. Especially if you are hanging things on the doors. And you may want to replace the hinge screws with clutch head screws (that cant be unscrewed) to stop anyone removing the doors to get at your valuable camping gear.
Nice weekday video. Nice job. Remember to fill that knot hole in the back left or the water will get in 😳 I use clear silicon as through the seasons a lot of knots drop out. Well done 👏👏
Great project lovely ... ideal for the camping equipment all in one place .. the only thing I would do differently is paint it blue 🤣🤣🤣🤣 fab video thanks for sharing xxx
Neat job, although can't believe you didn't build your own! I do think the sealant might make it more likely that your stuff will get damp, as what you really need is airflow.
A vapour barrier like those used in the states on timber built houses would be better than the sealant wouldn't it? Probably quite a lot of work to take the shelves out and staple on in now at this point though.
Hi i would have screwed battens horizontal to the back upright battens, as they are not that substantial, then put your shelving frame to the batterns.But still a good video how to put a shed up .
Hi, loved the video. Thought I would share an issue I had with storing camping gear. A couple of years ago I put up a metal shelving system with wooden shelves in my garage to store our (ever growing) camping equipment. Thought it was the perfect setup, and then when spring arrived & we were about to go on a camping trip, I noticed that all the wooden shelves were covered in mould!!! Did quite a bit of research on this & came to the conclusion that it was due to humidity/dampness, lack of light & lack of ventilation inside our garage. So during the summer I treated all the shelves with mould remover, painted them with mould resistent paint & fitted a few soffit vents. Stored all the kit away in the garage last autumn and the following spring when I came to unpack the gear it was all perfect & mould free. Might be worth having a think about this, as it was awful seeing our expensive camping gear neatly organised on mouldy shelves!!!
Handy Hint 327. Use some cheap white emulsion to paint the inside of the roof. You will need at least a couple of coats to get a decent density of colour. This will help throw the light around and will make an enormous difference if you are rooting around for something on a dark evening.
Vikkie I'm going to build a shed, but for the base i was thinking of using plastic 2 x 4 x 6, I personally think that wooden base will rot eventually....
Great get it done DIY video and it is also fascinating that imperial measurements are being still used in the the building trade and maybe a question for your Electoral Candidates when they knock on your door in relation to the flood water now ruining people's hard earned homes and businesses in some parts of the country at the moment - 'Is the flood water in Metres? Feet? or non-existent in the case of the PM?'
I work for a sectional timber building company and the amount of these sheds we replace is unreal. People buying these don't know any better. I suggest you go to a company that specialize in timber building's. Some things to look for are pressure treated flooring and floor runners, braced doors with heavy duty T hinges, sparking roof, and all of this should be built with heavy duty framing and bolted together for strength. Finally if you can afford it go for 19ml cladding this will give such a solid shed that will with stand high winds ect.
Thanks for the tip. I'll see how I get on and may use up some old varnish, but been very impressed with it in our lean to shed for 3 years and that was slightly thinner at 9mm.
One thing I don’t see commented is that this is in front of your heat pump. I assume air circulation is a non issue? The heat pump will blow cold air at the doors
You need bolts through the hinges as well. thieves have screwdriver. When using a hammer try moving your wrist More instead of your elbow. Put diagonal braces upwards from hinge side on doors otherwise they will drop in centre
Another nice ‘how to’ video, Vikkie! One little word of advice to help keep the rain out. Fit an angled rain deflector just above the doorway. Water does have a nasty habit of finding even the smallest of gaps, and your doors may warp a little over time!
You could probably make one yourself, with all your DIY skills and tools. All you would need is a piece of 2 by 4, a bit longer than the width of the doorway, and cut it diagonally down the whole length to create a triangular cross section. Simples!!!
Didn't realise there wasn't a link for it! This is it... had my eye on it for ages and it's brilliant! www.wickes.co.uk/Loftleg-Easy-to-Install-Loft-Light/p/143352
Nice job beaut, I like the idea of those shelf brackets . The space I've got(allowed by my mrs) is 12ft x 12ft and planning on a custom build using fence panels. Keep up the great work x
Yes, I love it! It's in our conservatory, so we can use it all year round to either cool or warm the room. Ours is cheap to run, so we leave it on auto and my office is in there :)
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK thanks vikkie I put mine up today ... tomorrow if dry I shall go over it with paint protector and take a trip down wicks. Thanks for that
Just stumble across your channel. Really enjoyed this video, you did a great job with the build👌 Got a new shed coming in a couple of weeks, just hope its warm enough to put it up 🤞
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK oooo get you lol. I had a 8'x6' from Tiger sheds on my allotment few years ago and could kick myself for not bringing it home. Had to give up lottie due to ill health
😔 Hope you can get a replacement soon! Always wanted an allotment, but they never allow dogs which is a deal breaker.... Hans gets lonely, even when I go to the shops without him 😂
I filled all the nail holes on my recent shed install, having seen others after a few years that seems to be the place they start to rot, filled them in and painted over them. Remember when screwing the base down the screws are supposed to go where the batons underneath are not just in the floor planks, I missed with a few.
Thanks for the nail tip. Yes, I've covered this is my blog to screw in line where the manufacturer's nails are for the batons. I ended up editing the voiceover part for it out as sadly most of the footage was blurry :(
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK The shed looks very similar to my Tiger Shed, ours has been very good so far but I didn't use the felt supplied I used corrugated sheets of black bitumen, looks a bit more premium. Like the light, might have to get one of those, keep up the good work.
Thank you! I've heard of a Tiger Shed recently I think.. unless my Dad mentioned it. I quite fancy using a corrugated roof on a project in the future. I was very impressed with this felt. I bought a last year - can't remember where from, but it's much thinner than this.
Looks nice and straightforward. I'm not sure the caulking is a good idea. With doors like that it'll be almost impossible to keep all the moist air out. A little ventilation is probably your friend in the fight against mould.
Very good! I would say it would have been easier to apply the silicone to the end of the panels while you are assembling. Looks like you're still having fun with renovation
Thanks for the reply. How have you found your camping gear is holding out in there, the theory of what you have made there would be ideal for our camping things too. Great channel too! Thanks
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK i put carriage bolts through my hinges, you should put some wood going down the roof that will stop the wind blowing the felt off.
Trouble is, anyone with a battery powered multi-tool will cut around them in a jiffy. Been reports here of that happening to gain entry to houses, cutting around the lock. As TCD is a DIY'er, no-one would think anything of hearing a saw going.
I feel utterly betrayed and saddened. I am referring to the absence in this latest project of a certain essential component of your toolbox. What happened to the Bosch combi? It's been usurped by a Johnny Drill Lately. 😀
😂 I still have and use it :) I was just testing this one out - I wasn't obliged or anything. It was gifted and I was curious with it being part of a new battery range.
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK Lovely. Einhell are a decent brand. The DeWalt and Milwaukee diehards would disagree, but I wouldn't say no if I was in your shoes. Got myself my first ever impact driver a few days ago, and my own Bosch combi is probably feeling a little abandoned, too! 😁
My nail gun packed up a couple of months ago 😳 Thankfully OSB in our other shed has been great and that was 9mm thick. I may varnish eventually, but don't think it will need it. We will see 😂
Next time try a plastic shed. I have a small one, 3 years counting and still like brand new. Dry inside, zero maintenance. // the problem with wickes is that they are a little more expensive than b and q, screwfix, tool station...
Here's my written step by step: thecarpentersdaughter.co.uk/woodworking/build-a-wickes-shed/
I like your attention to detail with preservatives. It adds years.
Thanks and I hope so :)
Another great job and the dog made his appearance 👍
Good idea to place nut and bolts thru where the walls join each other 3 in each corner equally spaced . Also good idea to using some metal strapping to hold the roof down. Screws not enough for the good old wind . Looks nice and organised though .
Thank you for the tips :) I'm hoping my decking screws are good enough for the job for the roof, so will monitor how it goes.
Another cracking job. Some people would fill the sub-0base with gravel or sand to discourage rats etc - but this depends on where you live . . .and it's a biot late no anyway ;-)
If you don't have a husband to hand you can always mounts a temporary vertical batten to the top corner of the side and clamp the back to that while you put the screws in.
Thanks! That's EXACTLY what I was planning to do if my husband wasn't available 😂 We often argue our DIY,l methods, but we got on perfect during this 😄
Fantastic job again 👍
Thank you 😊
Impressive work , can't get much better than that !
Thank you 😊
That's a job very well done, lady. Thank you for sharing...
Great little project - thanks for sharing!!!
Glad you enjoyed it :)
It looks great and you made it look so easy...
Thanks! It was when I had a spare pair of hands :)
Great idea and it turned out terrific.
Thanks! :)
Excellent build, I really enjoyed this. I have a very sad rotten shed that needs replacing!
Hope it's inspired 😊
Nice build and only thing I would rise up off the floor and put bricks underneath so you have a flooding in your garden shed will not flood
Thanks! I'm hoping the subframe is rise enough for it - particularly as it's gravel :)
A good job well done!
The only thing I can add (and they both are minor) is when nailing trim on put the nails at an angle into the wood so the trim can't be pulled off without bending the nails. The other is Damp! If you are storing camping gear it is susceptible to mildew ... which is promoted by damp. The sun hitting the shed can heat it up a lot and then the air is cooled down at night giving condensation. A couple of air vents (one low one high) can be a good add on if this is the case.
It wasn't clear on the video but couple of bolts fastening the back door to the top nd bottom would make it even more secure ;0)
Thanks so much and noted :)
Re your bike rack storage plans, we store our bikes on hooks vertically and it gives us a bit more space. Easier if you have more than 2 bikes, limited ceiling height and it's much more easy to access them. Just thought I'd mention :)
Thank you! Any chance you could post a pic of your set up on my Facebook page for me to look?
I'll get the link :)
facebook.com/1581968535377709
Looks great 👍 Maybe you could notch the shelves so that they sit further back? You could also try some moisture traps to reduce the condensation levels.
Thanks :) I considered notches, but couldn't be bothered 😂 With them being quite large things, I don't think stuff will fall through the gap.
It's a fine line between keeping the damp out and sealing it in. I think the best way is to use your experience, a touch of trial and error and your gut feeling. In other words, you live there so you'll know best.
Great job as always can’t wait for next
Thanks so much :)
Well done vicky! you've done a top job.
Thank you :) Glad I used up some wasted space in our back garden, too.
What is the light that you installed? I don’t see it in your list.
Great video. Thank you!
Great video, great idea for shelving.
Thanks! It's extremely useful - especially for the future if we need to change things around :)
i love ur vids vicki nice work keep up the good work and the vids comming.
Thanks so much 😊
Great video. Thank you for sharing your experience. Liked and subscribed!
Thanks so much :)
Great job, well done! 👏👏 And thanks so much for the idea with clear silicone to block the dampness. Had this problem last winter with a new shed and didnt know how to fix it 👍👍👍💖🎈🎈
Looks great. Well done. Re the light, have you tried some led sensor lights? So much brighter. We got some from Aldi and they're brilliant.
Thanks! We do have one for our front gates.. never even thought of that for this, but love how bright it is :)
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK Even the battery powered ones are quite bright and seem to last quite a while.
Good job ,I,d put some window demidifires in the shed , helps keep damp away ,I bought 8 for a fiver , use them in my sheds and metal cabinets .
Thanks! :)
Good job my friend
Thank you 😊
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK you welcome 😊😊
Really great build Vikkie looks great thanks for sharing. :-)
Thanks so much, Pam 😊
You may need to drill 2 or 3 holes in your sub base as a little air flow helps with stopping rot
Thank you :)
Good work. I'd recommend you put a couple of diagonal braces on the inside of the doors otherwise you will find they drop over time. Especially if you are hanging things on the doors. And you may want to replace the hinge screws with clutch head screws (that cant be unscrewed) to stop anyone removing the doors to get at your valuable camping gear.
Thanks so much for the tips! And never heard the name clutch head screws! Will google them :)
Another very informative video.every home should have a vikki
Haha.. thanks! :)
Never thought of putting hooks on the door and that's a great looking shed
Well done on the Wickes sponsorship 😁
Looks very good you did Perfect job well done 👍
Thanks so much :)
Nice weekday video. Nice job. Remember to fill that knot hole in the back left or the water will get in 😳 I use clear silicon as through the seasons a lot of knots drop out. Well done 👏👏
Thanks for the tip :)
Great project lovely ... ideal for the camping equipment all in one place .. the only thing I would do differently is paint it blue 🤣🤣🤣🤣 fab video thanks for sharing xxx
Thanks, Claire... I'll have to keep you away from my shed then 😂😂😂
If I went with blue, I'd end up painting ALL my sheds and garage door blue 😂
Neat job, although can't believe you didn't build your own!
I do think the sealant might make it more likely that your stuff will get damp, as what you really need is airflow.
Thanks for the tip and I definitely will do one day, but unfortunately I haven't had the time lately.
A vapour barrier like those used in the states on timber built houses would be better than the sealant wouldn't it? Probably quite a lot of work to take the shelves out and staple on in now at this point though.
Good neat job👍
Ok, I need another shed now! Haha great video Vikki 👌
Haha... hope you've got the space 😂
Great work. I'll be replacing my shed sometime soon taking some tips from you
Hi i would have screwed battens horizontal to the back upright battens, as they are not that substantial, then put your shelving frame to the batterns.But still a good video how to put a shed up .
Just seen the video very impressed have you thought of putting some air vents in just to stop condensation build up if their is any
I really love your videos, they are so well made. Thank you!!
Hi, loved the video. Thought I would share an issue I had with storing camping gear. A couple of years ago I put up a metal shelving system with wooden shelves in my garage to store our (ever growing) camping equipment. Thought it was the perfect setup, and then when spring arrived & we were about to go on a camping trip, I noticed that all the wooden shelves were covered in mould!!! Did quite a bit of research on this & came to the conclusion that it was due to humidity/dampness, lack of light & lack of ventilation inside our garage. So during the summer I treated all the shelves with mould remover, painted them with mould resistent paint & fitted a few soffit vents. Stored all the kit away in the garage last autumn and the following spring when I came to unpack the gear it was all perfect & mould free. Might be worth having a think about this, as it was awful seeing our expensive camping gear neatly organised on mouldy shelves!!!
Handy Hint 327. Use some cheap white emulsion to paint the inside of the roof. You will need at least a couple of coats to get a decent density of colour. This will help throw the light around and will make an enormous difference if you are rooting around for something on a dark evening.
Ah... interesting! Rather like the white side on a reflector :)
Well done you , looks good 😊😊😊😊😊
Thanks so much :)
Surprising the thin walls of the shed can take the weight, last one i brought were 30mm thick studs.
I wasn't entirely sure, but once we put the shed up, I realised it was perfect 😊
Vikkie I'm going to build a shed, but for the base i was thinking of using plastic 2 x 4 x 6, I personally think that wooden base will rot eventually....
Love the Jumper ;)
Ha..my husband's old one 😂
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK I believe you ;)
😄 Wore another one of this today too... I just loves a men's jumpers 😂😂
Not been subscribed for long. Really enjoying your videos. The last one, you referred to your fiancé. Now you mention your husband. Congratulations😀
Hi, great video, any chance you could provide me with floor dimensions? (Without roof overhang) thanks!
I'll measure it shortly for you :)
Great get it done DIY video and it is also fascinating that imperial measurements are being still used in the the building trade and maybe a question for your Electoral Candidates when they knock on your door in relation to the flood water now ruining people's hard earned homes and businesses in some parts of the country at the moment - 'Is the flood water in Metres? Feet? or non-existent in the case of the PM?'
I work for a sectional timber building company and the amount of these sheds we replace is unreal. People buying these don't know any better. I suggest you go to a company that specialize in timber building's. Some things to look for are pressure treated flooring and floor runners, braced doors with heavy duty T hinges, sparking roof, and all of this should be built with heavy duty framing and bolted together for strength. Finally if you can afford it go for 19ml cladding this will give such a solid shed that will with stand high winds ect.
change the OSB mate, it will warp and sag in very short time, use either ply or old floor boarding, it will be tons better.
Thanks for the tip. I'll see how I get on and may use up some old varnish, but been very impressed with it in our lean to shed for 3 years and that was slightly thinner at 9mm.
Great Job Vic... be useful for all those children's toys...….
😂😂 And thank you! 😊
nice work - do you have a link to the loft light you used? thanks
I found this so satisfying to watch lol
😂
Blue and white painted like a beach hut would be cool
Ooh... I don't think that would go in our garden 😂
Just a note you need to put a gas label and petrol label on to your shed in case of fire.(this is for the fire brigade)
Good job! I need to do the same.
Thanks! Hope it inspired you to do it sooner 😊😊
One thing I don’t see commented is that this is in front of your heat pump. I assume air circulation is a non issue? The heat pump will blow cold air at the doors
It's an air con unit with heat option. We never used it all the time. Just as and when needed so never noticed any problems.
Brace the doors of hanging anything on them as they will drop and bow 👍🏻
You need bolts through the hinges as well. thieves have screwdriver. When using a hammer try moving your wrist More instead of your elbow. Put diagonal braces upwards from hinge side on doors otherwise they will drop in centre
Another nice ‘how to’ video, Vikkie!
One little word of advice to help keep the rain out. Fit an angled rain deflector just above the doorway. Water does have a nasty habit of finding even the smallest of gaps, and your doors may warp a little over time!
Thank you! I will look for an angled piece while I'm on my travels! That's a great idea :)
You could probably make one yourself, with all your DIY skills and tools. All you would need is a piece of 2 by 4, a bit longer than the width of the doorway, and cut it diagonally down the whole length to create a triangular cross section. Simples!!!
True! I'll see what I have, but was very ruthless with offcuts before we went on holiday in the Summer 😊
Where did you learn all these skills
Mostly TH-cam and tips along the way from my dad and father in law :)
Good on ya. liking the light, shelves and the ability to Change the shelving outlay. Great place to place it too, it looks like it belongs there
Thank you :) I love how it's not taking up too much room along the side of the drive too. This was the perfect size for the space.
where did you purchase the shed light from as i am looking for one thanks
Didn't realise there wasn't a link for it! This is it... had my eye on it for ages and it's brilliant! www.wickes.co.uk/Loftleg-Easy-to-Install-Loft-Light/p/143352
Nice job beaut, I like the idea of those shelf brackets . The space I've got(allowed by my mrs) is 12ft x 12ft and planning on a custom build using fence panels. Keep up the great work x
Thanks! That sounds like a nice size shed :) Let us know how it goes! Maybe post on my facebook page?
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK aww was hoping you would come help 🤣
Have you got a link to the light?
Great idea. I'll have to build mine from scratch as I can't find this type of kit in the States. Thanks for posting!
That would be fun too 😂
I noticed u got an air con machine, what its purpose, would you recommend one?
Yes, I love it! It's in our conservatory, so we can use it all year round to either cool or warm the room. Ours is cheap to run, so we leave it on auto and my office is in there :)
Where did you buy the loft light
Same place, Wickes! I've bought a few since and love them.
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK thanks vikkie
I put mine up today ... tomorrow if dry I shall go over it with paint protector and take a trip down wicks. Thanks for that
No ground anchor?
I asked my Dad and he didn't think it was needed.
Just stumble across your channel. Really enjoyed this video, you did a great job with the build👌 Got a new shed coming in a couple of weeks, just hope its warm enough to put it up 🤞
Thanks! :) I'm sure it'll soon warm you up 😄
It's lovely when you get free stuff
😂
Few knot holes need sorting but great build
How would you fill them?
Bit of dowling or get some wood filler
I'll see what I've got. Got a flush dowel trimmer too 😊
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK oooo get you lol. I had a 8'x6' from Tiger sheds on my allotment few years ago and could kick myself for not bringing it home. Had to give up lottie due to ill health
😔 Hope you can get a replacement soon! Always wanted an allotment, but they never allow dogs which is a deal breaker.... Hans gets lonely, even when I go to the shops without him 😂
I filled all the nail holes on my recent shed install, having seen others after a few years that seems to be the place they start to rot, filled them in and painted over them. Remember when screwing the base down the screws are supposed to go where the batons underneath are not just in the floor planks, I missed with a few.
Thanks for the nail tip. Yes, I've covered this is my blog to screw in line where the manufacturer's nails are for the batons. I ended up editing the voiceover part for it out as sadly most of the footage was blurry :(
*to be able to talk long enough when overlaying footage.
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK The shed looks very similar to my Tiger Shed, ours has been very good so far but I didn't use the felt supplied I used corrugated sheets of black bitumen, looks a bit more premium. Like the light, might have to get one of those, keep up the good work.
Thank you! I've heard of a Tiger Shed recently I think.. unless my Dad mentioned it. I quite fancy using a corrugated roof on a project in the future.
I was very impressed with this felt. I bought a last year - can't remember where from, but it's much thinner than this.
Einhell been sending you some goodies ?
Yes 😂 But haven't tried them all yet :)
Don’t seal it up to stop damp as vaper will just rise from the ground get some vents in to get best air flow though
Thanks for the tip. Luckily there's vents around the door clearance.
Looks nice and straightforward. I'm not sure the caulking is a good idea. With doors like that it'll be almost impossible to keep all the moist air out. A little ventilation is probably your friend in the fight against mould.
Thanks :) I think the clearance around the doors are probably perfect for vents.
i am looking at building a shed for a workshop as reapair alot of things but i dont have the money to even get a shed at the min
I'm surprised that someone of your skills didn't build from scratch
I'm saving that for a gigantic workshop one day 😍 I just needed something quick for this :)
By the time you have bought the wood and everything, it's cheaper to get a pre made one.
@@kevinshort3943 sheds new are made from paper. Best to add strength.
@@CF-Gaming01
It was definitely wood, I could see the grain and everything :)
@@kevinshort3943 nah, thats coloured paper. She did a great job and I'll certainly be doing those shelves in my next shed
Wheres light from? I am firig questions at you tonight lol
Lol.. Wickes. It's technically a Loft Light and perfect for a shed! Want to buy another one now for our lean-to one 😊
Very good! I would say it would have been easier to apply the silicone to the end of the panels while you are assembling.
Looks like you're still having fun with renovation
Thanks and that's rather a good idea!
Vikki, what happened to you building one 😂, looks great though well done to you both xx
Haha.. that'll be the next house 😂😂 I haven't had time, so this was a nice quick fix 😊
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK haha fair enough, well if you need any pointers then, more then happy to help x
What a women😍😍
Does your grandad know you raided his wardrobe? :-)
Haha.. I always use my husband's old clothes when I can for DIY 😂😂
You have a smorgasbord of battery drills 😂😂
Hahaha.. it's getting that way, isn't it? 😂
But no impact driver, treat yourself, they are great!
One day 😂
im thinking that you need a lock for this cause you dont have a fence around your entire property.
No. We do have a fence. But we have had someone jump over our fence to and went into another shed and pinched a tool.
Do you keep your trailer in it?
No, we didn't
Thanks for the reply. How have you found your camping gear is holding out in there, the theory of what you have made there would be ideal for our camping things too. Great channel too! Thanks
fab x
Thank you :)
Can never understand why they have hinges mounting on the outside, too easy to unscrew an gain access that way!
I never even thought of that until someone mentioned it earlier. I'll look for some special screws soon :)
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK i put carriage bolts through my hinges, you should put some wood going down the roof that will stop the wind blowing the felt off.
Trouble is, anyone with a battery powered multi-tool will cut around them in a jiffy. Been reports here of that happening to gain entry to houses, cutting around the lock. As TCD is a DIY'er, no-one would think anything of hearing a saw going.
Hi nice work on shed, great storage, just try wearing gloves when using types of paint etc, 👍👍
Thanks! And I'll try to be good next time 😂😂
Assemble not build. But I still watched it
Kind of true lol. When I do build from scratch, I'll be doing a lot of planning for hopefully a huge workshop 😍
I feel utterly betrayed and saddened. I am referring to the absence in this latest project of a certain essential component of your toolbox. What happened to the Bosch combi? It's been usurped by a Johnny Drill Lately. 😀
😂 I still have and use it :) I was just testing this one out - I wasn't obliged or anything. It was gifted and I was curious with it being part of a new battery range.
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK Lovely. Einhell are a decent brand. The DeWalt and Milwaukee diehards would disagree, but I wouldn't say no if I was in your shoes. Got myself my first ever impact driver a few days ago, and my own Bosch combi is probably feeling a little abandoned, too! 😁
weirdly nice to see someone using an actual hammer instead of Americans with nail guns!
can already picture the osb sagging tho!
My nail gun packed up a couple of months ago 😳 Thankfully OSB in our other shed has been great and that was 9mm thick. I may varnish eventually, but don't think it will need it. We will see 😂
I just wanted to say something nice again.
Please buy an impact driver to screw instead of using your drill driver you won’t regret it be 1 of the best things you buy
Next time try a plastic shed. I have a small one, 3 years counting and still like brand new. Dry inside, zero maintenance. // the problem with wickes is that they are a little more expensive than b and q, screwfix, tool station...
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