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Sorry, another question... I'm trying to scale the rocks to the size of the feature. How long and how wide is your entire feature? And what are the approximate dimensions (LxWxH) of the largest rocks in it? The idea here is that, for a similar authentic look, a feature half the size would have rocks half the size. The space I have is roughly 2.5m from front to back, and 3.5m left to right, so it's kind of rotated 90deg from the norm, but that's the space available. I think to have a feature that reaches about 600mm high (about 2 feet in archaic measurement terms), but that could change. What size should the largest rocks be to make that look in proportion?

would love the plans

I’d love these plans

Any construction of this nature will accumulate mud in the reservoir. How do you clear that out and how do you protect your pump from becoming clogged and / or damaged by the mud?

Thanks for this. Your video is the most helpful of several that I found. Much appreciated.

Why did this require 2 sheets of OSB? I think your cost had an extra 25 USD. And judging by the edge paint on the OSB sheets, you oriented the strength axis incorrectly. If I'm not mistaken, then orienting your cuts correctly would increase the OSB strength by about 300% and its stiffness by about 400%.

Thumbs down. This is a ripoff from Bear Mountain Builds "Simple and Strong Garage Storage Shelves".

I think this would definitely work for my storage needs. I’m a first time beginner. Would you mind sharing your plans?

I would like the plans, and bill of materials

Very cool!

First Class Presentation! I have been intending to organise the contents of my garage for some time, but kept delaying the work, as it became more cluttered, and assembling products on sale were not ideal, or too costly. However your excellent clip brought home some practical instructions on tackling the task, and the project work has finally been put in my diary to secure the required / advised items, and time. Thank you!

GREAT IDEA and a perfect DYI project. I would love the plans if you're able to share. THANKS

Hey all do you think it is overkill please send me your plan. I like it is sturdy but I do not like the glue part. I like if it is less material if you may have.

What about the nails holes ? What are you filing them with since the wood is already pre-paint washed...???

I really like how you made this. I could definitely use it. :)

That cat at 8:46 😹😹😹! Thank you guys, great work!

What kind of nails did you use?

what size is the shed and the pad?

What did you use to secure the horizontal 2x4's to the vertical 2x6's??

hi I'm a architect , I highly interested to work with you .I can design all type furniture ,cabinet, kitchen, bathroom , bed room with high quality render image in 3ds max , if you want I will send you my previous work portfolio

A brilliant design with ease of construction. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing your process! Looks great.

What's up with respirator ?

I love these DIY videos that use so many specialist tools. Ironic.

And just like that, I found the perfect build for my garage shelving project; thanks for that

What insert did you use?

really beautiful job guys. . . wonderful watching you work and create such a beautiful little space. . . really, nicely done.

Great build. What is that application called that you were using in the beginning to layout your plan?

How did you attach the other vertical boards where there was no post ?

Thanks for posting this video! Do you think 1x2 or 1x3 would work instead of 2x4? Looking to make it slimmer/lighter and I don’t need a lot of weight to support.

Couldnt you just dig 3 trenches for the 6x6's? That would save on gravel and the outer perimeter wood.

Few years back, I had purchased faux hedge slats that gave about 97% privacy. They were good at the time but since then the coloring has faded and pieces of it are falling off. I'm going to replace this with your method. Will blend in better with existing fencing. Awesome work!!!

Well done!

This type of video does not help.

Love the shed build and these videos. I'm planning to build the same size shed in our yard and could not figure out how to frame a vaulted roof. This is so helpful. Do you guys have the shed plans available anywhere? Thanks for the great video.

Absolutely LOVE the simplicity of this build! As an newbie looking to build out my first shelf this is perfect. One little finishing touch I plan on putting on mine are locking wheels so I can move these shelves around as needed whenever we want/need to rearrange the layout.

I love the black on the trim it might look good have even done the sides and the arch but what you did looks amazing and I'm sure your mother loves it

New sub and oh my gosh you guys are amazing.... by the way I love how you use cardboard.... I do that all the time and it works great

Would there be a structural difference between putting the legs on the outside vs the front and back?

Way over built. That shelf could hold up,a tank

Well done! After repairing a wooden privacy fence at our last place I agree with your assessment to add a third horizontal board. Where we lived got a steady amount of high winds so we thought deck screws was going to be better but it turned out that nails would've been better because the screws kept snapping. Live and learn. Now we're at a new place that has a chain link fence. This was just the video we needed to inspire us to try the wooden privacy fence again.

Good job!

I’m interested in doing this in my basement also. Plans please?

Love the build going to be doing a few of these in my basement

Hi, I've just seen your video on RUclips which was really beneficial. I've downloaded your instructions. I'm going to the store which I will buy the material and also they will cut the wood. What sizes do I ask them for. Can you send me the sizes so I can just show them and they can cut to size and provide me the materials. Many thanks.

Looks great. I'm looking to do the same thing hopefully soon.

If you boys are not HVAC pros, then you've impressed the crap outta. Nice job all around! AND...I learnt a thing or two too.

Nice

Wrong side dude.

I keep seeing this design. And I can't help think it's way over engineered. I thought of building something like this, and ended up buying a flimsy solution from Ikea, that is less than a 1x3. And it holds up fairly well. How much cheaper would a 1x4 single layer post design have been?