CLADDING THE NEW WORKSHOP - Cedar and Douglas Fir
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I’d have been happy with the steel box, but the clad steel box with timber frame internally, looks beautiful.
You are a life saver (and money). Your garden building is the exact same size as the one I am building. I haven't poured the slab yet. I have been pondering how to build my building. I am going with a stud wall construction, but the rest is exactly what I will be doing. Half the price of what I was going to do. No roof trusses, and so much quicker and easier to build. Thank you. :-)
You really proved that we were wrong 😀 It looks very good 👍🏻
Love the sky and clouds on the time lapse 😍
Have a nice week ahead!
It's Looking Better and Better every day!
I've built a 7m x 5m garage over a year ago using those isolated boards/panels and it's great. Keeps me nice and warm in winter and cool in summer, not even mentioning the sound proofing the place. Great stuff and great work mate... Can't wait what you will do inside.
All the Best
Looking awesome Tim. As you know the shrinkage longitudinally is really small compared to across the grain. Clever idea with the bays rather than long runs of cladding. Andy UK
Really enjoying the channel & content. I’m a passionate DIYer, building skills and a tool collection slowly. Your builds really inspire me, so thank you.
Fantastic result!!! 10 out of 10 for having the courage to think outside the box and then put your money where your mouth is. A great result and you’ll be nice and warm in the winter too! 👍👍👍 I’ve recently attached a few hardwood door frames to a green oak building . Instead of using screws I used 8mm s/steel dowels approx 100mm long. Drilled a 7.5mm hole into the green oak & 8mm hole into the frame. Tapped them in with a hammer creating a nice friction fit, then plugged them as you would a screw. Idea being, as the green oak shrinks it tightens up even more on the dowel and pulls it (like a piston) out of the door frame by just a few mm. I also used expanding foam tape between the frame and the green oak. The result for me has been solid and one of the frames has 4 opening doors on it. I can send you some photo’s if you would like to see the result, just let me know where to send them. All the best and keep up the good work.
It's looking great mate and you definitely make the right choice by creating bays by running them up to your timing frame uprights. It's going to be one fancy but functional workshop! 👍😃
Inspirational and it's coming together a treat
150k subs! Congratulations!!! Well deserved, a lot of work has gone into getting here. Here’s to 150k more! 🍺
Looking to this and in my option your solution is the best I’ve seen. Great project, thank you for sharing.
I’m suffering from shed envy... great job Tim, simply awesome 😎 👍✅
Really love the cladding. Thinking of doing something simple like this on the back of my garden room (rest is diy shousugiban) rather than the metal sheeting I was thinking of purchasing. Thanks for the inspiration! Karen
Safety glasses when using nail gun !! Lovely work
That looks really nice. Well done.
Looks bloody good that does now mate 👍👍👌👌👌
Hey Man, just a quick tip I use. It may be worth setting up your battery chargers in a fearly dust free environment, as it the the fan cooled chargers suck in the air and the dust can cause the fan to get unnecessarily dirty. Just thought it might be worth you knowing.
Great Video looks allsome great job Tim 👏👏👌🏻👍
I built an entire home out of similar Cold Room around 9 years ago. Didn't use anything to line inside, nor to clad on the outside and even in the Australian harsh tropical climate they are still like new panels. Also used off-cuts as walls for raised garden bed, placed directly into the ground without any protection from the elements and those garden beds are still solid as a rock to this very day. So personally, I see cladding as a purely aesthetic addition which is both expensive and unnecessary.
Super job, really strong and looks good 👍 another great project that we all followed 👌
Excellent job as usual nice finish 🙂
that looks great im renovating my trawler into a houseboat and the satisfaction of seeing something come together is very inspireing nice job
Looks Great!
Lol I'm struggling just building 9sqm decking and a sleeper wall let alone something like this! I'm useless when it comes to DIY 😦
Amazing to see your builds. Came across them when looking for tips
Because of its tendency to shrink, we blind-nail cladding like that here. Also, I use a handheld jig instead of measuring and marking for every piece. It saves a lot of time.
Thank you so much! Answered a lot of my questions. Awesome. 😊
Awesome work 👍
Great job, well done.
Looks super nice... kinda want to make a tiny home like that
Thank god for the cladding. I was really getting worried...
Great video Tim not on the same scale as your workshop but built a couple of those saw horses so handy👍👍🍺🍺
Its coming together mate 👍
Looking Great Tim 👍😃... and too all the none visionaries out they ... Tim just proved again it’s all in detail and we just have wait for the video to see it...
Someone’s been watching robin clevett!! Looks great Tim
At 3:09, I had a great flashback of The Good Life, with Tom Good chasing his Red Cockerel named Lenin.
Love The Good Life. Goat one day! 🐐😉
Great job. 👍
That looks nice.
Really interesting videos !!
You made a really nice job of the cladding.
If I wanted to do a more basic job, would it be possible to fix some sort of cladding directly on to the panels.
I have seen some builds use a nice red or even black corrugated panel.
Thanks 👍
Will be really interested in the electrics, how you supply it from the main consumer unit and if you're putting a consumer unit in the workshop
I like when you say "for a bit of added strength" - not building things strong enough is not something I associate with your projects, especially this one!
Yeah nice. One thing I always do on cladding like this is staple a strip of 150mm wide DPC downover the battens behind the ends of the cladding where it butts up to the douglas boards. That way if any rain does get in the joint between the cladding and the boards it will run harmlessly down and out the bottom without doing any damage. Maybe belt and braces but for the sake of what? £4 a roll and a handfull of staples it seems to make sense.
FANTASTIC.....
Looking good
Loving the help I have got from your channel. How did you fix the fascia to the ends of the panels. Cheers Chris
Spot on
What a lovely Hen house that would make!!😂
Super!👍
Hi, I like the addition of the extra vertical timber to brake up the shed cladding affect, it surprised me but it works. Where did you get the cladding? Thanks for sharing
that workshop is a better spec than my house! 👏
An ours! Certainly better insulated!
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I’m such a dickhead. I don’t know why, but I thought the steel sheets were the exterior, hence why I commented on a previous vid saying I was disappointed. Looks excellent and always a superb job. Hats off, Tim.
Fear not, it was all under control! 👌
@@TheRestorationCouple 😅 My apologies - I’ve wound my neck in.
I did the same I thought why has he clad that beautiful frame with tin.. then I saw the cladding episode pop up underneath
Hi Tim. Looking really good, lots of ideas for my shed replacement.
Might you be able to share strategies for strengthening sheds/workshops from unwanted visitors accessing it.
He seems to quite like the kids
Brilliant
Fantastico!!!
What are the insulation panels you used for the walls looks fantastic
3:14 gone a bit Tom Kerridge there Tim...(!) xD
Please do a video on timber care? I’d love to know how to keep stuff in top condition!
Just leave it and trust nature. 👍
It looks brilliant
Little question the top board did you cut it so it went right up against the top skin of the roofing sheet (to protect the insulation from attack by insects birds etc)?
I wondered about this too?
TIDY TIM! 👌
Great job. How have you cladded the back wall that's right next to the fence/building? I have a project that will be only 200mm from the fence and I'm unsure what to do there.
Nice ... But what about resistance to flamability?
I think that chicken has watched Chicken Run too many times!
It’s looking fantastic 👌🏻. Have you got a link as to where you get your cladding from. I’m looking to do my shed in the same feather edge board. TIA
Chickens are ready to move in now!
Fits in nicely. I may have missed it, but do you screen the bottom and top of the run behind the cladding? Thanks for the video.
Yes, grill vent strips to go along. 👍
I'm impressed that you didn't cave in and replace the evolution saw! If this job wasn't a excuse to do it then I don't know what is.
I’ll hold out until the workshop is built. Did you see the smoke from the cuts?! 😂
Nice to see the cladding, do you know the final cost yet?, I have an old asbestos garage about 60 years old and needs replacing. I'm thinking a slightly different approach. Build separate frames, insulate, and clad, then move into position and frame up/fix to the slab. I have designed apartment buildings using this cladding and are familiar with the speed of getting a wall insulated, plus its very light(before the timber cladding) I would then paint the cladding black using BEDEC paint. The reason for my approach is simple, working between tow existing neighbours garages so access is none existent!
See you have got a new chop saw !
😂 I wish! It battles on for now!
That's just beautiful!
I'd be happy to call that my cabin and live there, renting out the house!
I really like and respect your very high standards of workmanship, a real joy to see.
NOOICE!
I think your mitre saw and extension lead has seen better days😂😂
First new toy in the workshop will be a new saw! 👍 and new electrics! 😂
@@TheRestorationCouple that's good looking forward to seeing the one you get
3:25
That extension lead's been round the block a few times!
😂
Workshop looks ace Tim, looks like your mitre saw might need a new blade - I can recommend Saxon blades from Amazon, dead cheap and seem to cut much nicer for longer than the multi purpose Evo blades (who cuts through nails anyway!?)👍🏻
Ah... you spotted the smoke! 😂 New saw is the first addition going in the workshop. That old evolution saw is pretty much dead tbh, just used for cutting steel now hence the blade. 😬
Dunno if you’ve said before, but how are you finding the ox levels? Good? Or better spend a bit more and go Stabila?
What is the gauge on each length ?? What were your measurements
How much did the total come to for your workshop? Thanks
Hello mate. What are you doing with the back edge that butts up to the fence? Did you leave a big enough gap for battens and feather edge? I made a boo boo on my shed and put it too close to my fence so I can’t get battens in there now.
Also you didn’t mention where you got the feather edge from, you mentioned what it was etc. I’m only about an hour from you (south-west of you) so wondered if you got it from down here.
Cheers 👍
Yes, would be interested to hear where you got the boards from.
@@insanebilly I’ve been waiting this long for a reply, don’t hold your breath.
Nice! What’s the song in the beginning?
Looks great, you mentioned the price but now where you got the cedar boards from, I'm struggling to find anything at that price.
Charltons Timber for the cladding. It just featheredge hence why cheaper.
Did you get the cladding from Valley Sawmills again? I'm after some cladding to do the same job...
Charltons for the cedar.
What pencil do you use it looks different like a mechanical one?
They are a dry pencil made by the company 'pica' and they are fantastic you should definitely get yourself one if you ever do any woodworking!
Brill work #
Hello I know you probably won’t see this comment but I’m doing carpentry in college at the moment and wondered what you do for work and if you’ve got any tips. Keep up the great work.
Hey. I’m a photographer and just do this as DIY. I’m afraid I am no teacher just showing what I’m up to. Research and planning is always time well spent but just start small and work up in project size and complexity. 👍
@@TheRestorationCouple fair play but how’d you learn the techniques you use? You seem so professional
Hi there really enjoying your videos just a quick question do you ever have any problems with your neighbours about the noise ?
I am building a storage shed and I wonder about the noise too.
I'm planning on building a garden room using SIP panels. When cladding, should I be using battens to attach the boards too, or is it ok to just attach the cladding directly to the OSB boards of the SIP panels? I am going to use a breathable membrane to wrap the building before the cladding. Appreciate any advice.
Lots of info around for that so you should find design diagrams online, usually membrane, batten, cladding I think. Some will counter batten if needed too.
@@TheRestorationCouple thanks. I’ll see if I can find anything. 👍🏼
What kind are The ear defenders. Do you listen to music under them?
Think their called iso tunes and Bluetooth Alex 👍
Where did you get the Isotunes, they are pre-order only for the UK!! Was looking at placing a pre-order this morning, whats the verdict on them?
BTW The feather edge looks so much better with the dividers 🙂🤟
Great. Use them daily. Did a review during one of the framing episodes. I think they are waiting on a new batch but TRC10 will get you a tenner off. 👍
Attention to detail Tim did you plan the wood to be the same colour as your beard ?
Camouflage!
I'm not sure you could stay still long enough to benefit from camoflage. And to be fair the sound of the power tools would give you away lol !
I’ll huff and I’ll puff 🌬
I don’t think that’s going anywhere. Walls thicker than a bomb shelter.
Why don't you clean up/sand the boards for cladding? Like bits are hanging from them. I don't mean smooth finish, but just running over with rotary sander.
Does anyone know where to buy cedar wood cheaper in UK for my shed?:)
Local sawmills.
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Why not put a Window or Windows In ? ?
I clicked on your bluetooth hearing protection link and Norton blocked a virus!
7 quid a square meter. I'm lucky if I can get a single length for £7 from my google fu.
why nail lower down when u can nail higher so you can hide it when u overlap
Because the nail on the board has to be as tight to the top lip of the board underneath as possible to stop it from curling out/moving. The nail in the board on top should never go through the board underneath.
Why so few windows? I'd want more natural light and a bit more definition to the building personally.
Filming reasons. Better for the studio lighting for us. Easy enough to add windows if needs change. 👍
@@TheRestorationCouple ahh makes sense.
The reason one of the best DIY channels has only 150 k subs is a quality over quantity situation ... too many channels are uploading dross for revenue.
nice but to short roof ...
What a damn shame I thought when I came to watch this video. You made such a cracking job of the timber then covered it up on the outside, what were you thinking? It would of looked so amazing if you'd stuck with tradition and filled the beams with the insulating panel instead of covering them up. You have your reasons and you still made a great job of it but as a young man I worked a few years restoring timber frame houses and still have a soft spot for them.....
it obviously looks better but isn't really worth using the panels