Thanks for not editing out the nails and screws hitting the floor. This last week almost every time I set something down or reached for a tool… something would hit the floor. It was starting to get to me but now I know I’m in good company and laugh at myself a little more often.
@MatthewPeech...as the excessive rain pounds my house while I watch this a second time...I have a suggestion for the bottom...create a strong 2x4 base that raises it up off the ground with pressure treated or cedar.
I just bought these plans. We were planning on a garden shed build and this is perfect. It also gets my wife's garden tools out of my outdoor shed workshop 😊
Bro honestly putting a soft light in the eve or a ceiling mount light would be an awesome addition to this! I also thought about a small ramp as an accessory for elderly people to not worry about a small step to get over with a floor inside. Yes that floor would increase the cost by about 100 dollars due to plywood prices currently but maybe using a few extra 3/4 pickets you could do a floor with that as well for maybe an additional 30 bucks. Just a thought. Do you have any feed back on this? I'd love to know your thoughts on this.
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking I bought a whole shop of Delta Rockwell tools for $3,000 when we lived in Maryland and put it in storage. We moved to Florida in November where I have a 2 car garage. It's a rental, and we are hoping they'll sell it to us and I'll build a 25 x 30 shop in back yard. I'm driving up to pick up the tools next week Your videos have given me lots of inspiration and I can't wait to get building!! Thanks for what you do. I'll be signing up for your Patrion.
These would cost a fortune at my local independent garden centre. I built a garden shelving unit for my brother, it sits at the end of his patio as a screen but this takes it to the next level. I love it!
Nice job designing and building this. It's something I'm definitely going to try and sell a little later in my journey. For about $10 more, you could buy two pressure treated landscaping timbers and frame the bottom side of your walls where they contact the ground. Anyway, thanks for what you're doing and keep up the good work.
Treated lumber on the bottom would be smart but the actual landscape timbers are oddly enough not ground contact rated, I will use yellow wood. I built my deck with it and really like it.
@@papascruffy so if I did a 4 x 8 shed, two treated 2 x 4 8 feet long would be good enough to place it on? Would I have to anchored them to the ground somehow.
Love it! I'm gonna need to build at least one of these! Speaking of making something bigger, I'm finishing up 6 farmhouse planters. The difference is I had to figure out the plans to make them 24". The larger size requires 9 fence pickets as opposed to your original project that only takes 3. They will be living at city hall and the community center of my town. Thanks for all the cool projects and videos!
I'm thinking of making a variation of this as a firewood storage shed by the house in front of my garage. The wife was never happy with a metal storage rack and the wood could still get wet even though it was under the house eves. This would work perfect if I also built a raised base/floor for the firewood weight. The open top would help with air circulation and just needs a recessed insect screen to keep wasps out. I would use it for firewood moved from the main stack in the yard to be "ready for use" by the house. I could then paint it to match the house paint scheme with the doors keeping the wood hidden from view to keep the wife happy. Thanks for all your great videos and ideas!!!!
I am a retired license Contractor of 38 years. Had a great business building homes and commercial buildings. In my retirement I like to keep busy in my shop. While a lot of your videos are very Elementary. they give me great ideas on fun woodworking projects Thank you for this great channel. Keep up the good work.
I’m always so excited when I see one of your new videos pop up on my home feed! What you are doing with your content is exactly what I’m trying to accomplish with my woodworking venture! How’s about an updated shop tour! I’m in the process of building a new shop on my land that I could use for woodworking and would love to see more of your shop layout! Above all thank you so much for doing what you do Matt and the way your going you’ll be at the mill sub mark in no time!!!! Thanks again brother!
This is perfect timing. I love your videos and I love this particular one because I didn't know anything about shiplap. I only know the word. I'm going to be building a greenhouse and I was struggling with how I was going to put some wood on the side and now I know how.
One idea would be to use the more expensive cedar fence pickets for the roof. Resaw them in half and cut them to length. Dog ear them if you want that look on each shingle. Instead of 3/4" spacing on the sides of the truces, make it 1/2" (or 5/8" if you found properly sized pickets) and use the regular ship lapped pickets to make an underlayment for the roof. Much cheaper than plywood and looks nicer from the inside looking up. Then, cover it up with the cedar fence picket shingles. Just leave it bare, they will get that nice grey aged cedar look in a couple years. Use some black aluminum step flashing for the top.
This is awesome! This would be something that could keep you busy during the last of this winter to get ready for a spring sale! Thank you for all you do for the small woodworker who wants to make some money! These builds are just amazing!
Love the build!! Up here in the northeast in New Hampshire, we use Generator Sheds, not sure if hillbillies use them, but that would be a great build out for you to show. I finished mine last summer and mostly learned what not to do LOL Especially as I never use plans other than drawing on paper…
Mathew Thankyou so much for this video, and the compliment. I've been needing something for my knife making tools and forge for storage...this will be perfect....as always...AWSOME JOB.... Have a great day
Just purchased the plans for this one also had to go upgrade to the kreg 720 pro to make life easier, the old $40 kreg tool just isn't cutting it anymore, lol. Going to give this one a try this weekend and see how it turns out. Thank you for your continued inspiration with these videos.
Just a quick question, what is the board count for the 2x4s and fence pickets? I really want to build this and will probably end up having to buy the plans😂 but I have a few pieces of reclaimed boards and wonder if I have enough to get started.
This is a functional and decorative item that I will add to my list of products. Well designed and used popular colours. Thanks for your great video and ideas
Thank you for talking about mental health. You and the awesome stuff you build have helped me immensely. This might sound a little corny but to me, you are like the Bob Ross of woodworking. I’ve got a couple items that I would like to add to the brag board when I get a chance. All inspired by, you. Thank you.
Where do I buy lumber that is not warped, filled with knots, and damaged. I'm sick of going to home Depot and Lowes and sorting thru the whole pile just for one piece of 2x4 that is straight. Is there a different type of store you go to?
Perfect timing on this video. I've been needing to build something for my wife's garden tools. Your videos are a great way to relax in my sleeper after driving 600/700 miles a day.
@Matt, woodworking is very therapeutic for me. Allows me to turn my thinking to something productive. I did purchase the plans from your Etsy shop and I'm pretty good at building "things" so I'm going to try this. My mom turned me omto your RUclips channel. I must say, with each build, it just gets better. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills. 😊
My son just built his garage doors and they look just like the shed doors. His garage needed something else. Now he can add that detail at the gable. Thanks.
Hey. cool build. The strip covering the gap between two door panels, I believe is called an astragal. Digging the vibe man. I'll check out your channel.
Awesome as always Matt! Definitely gonna make one of these for my wife and I’ll post some pics and see if I get any bites. Will keep you posted on any developments.
Great work. Keep these videos coming. I'm currently working on my 3rd shed build and I will say they take quite a bit of time when building it by yourself. This video helps to show people all the work that goes into a shed.
Great video. I made a shed last summer for my 4wheeler and all my yard stuff out of free railroad ties and free giant pallets. The other day I made a whirligig for my yard, now I’m making a bunch cause everybody that sees it wants one.
I love this little shed. I would love this in my back yard but alas there is no room. But I am definitely going to be saving these plans for down the road when we eventually move. I love all the projects you have been showing lately.
Thank you I know the time and thoughts you put into this channel and your craft and always reminding us to think outside the box I definitely appreciate it
You are quite the craftsman. I love your projects. I've built a few of the easier ones. I'm retired and not trying to start a business. Thanks for all the ideas.
Matthew you have given me inspiration!!! I have struggled trying to figure out building a shed between my house and the fence that is less than six feet! My brain exploded!!! 💣 Thank you!!!!
Another incredible build. You are so creative. I have one of those plastic sheds for my garden tools that is too small, guess I'll be building this in the near future!
I love you are getting your son involved. I have 3 boys and want to start getting them in the shop once we find a new house. I love working on fine furniture but this is a great way to get them into wood working and teach them the business angle at the same time. God bless
Great video great work. After watching your video I decided to build one following your instructions THANK YOU for posting this video I wish you the best
I'm about 80% done with this build for my mother and I'm so excited to show it to her. this is the first real carpentry project I've tackled with some help from my dad and its been a great learning experience. I've put in a lot of hours so far but I'm confident with some repetition (and not cutting off the end of my thumb on the table saw like an idiot) I could batch one of these out in a couple days labor easily. I'll make sure to tag you on insta when it's all done!
Love this build! I also love the fact that I am not the only one that drops all the brad nails and screws like that :) I do it all the time, and my solution is usually magnets with a few 'magic words'.
I love this building. Any chance you could add some plans for a variation of the roof? A slant shed roof or even a small salt box style. Keep these videos coming, you are an awesome teacher. 😊
Absolutely awesome. How about one with a shed roof? That style might fit under an eve or porch roof better. I have to ponder how that will work, but I think you can ponder better. Another idea is to make it shorter, maybe a little deeper, for a bicycle shed. Make it deeper and shorter and you have a playhouse that you can store the bicycles or mower in the winter. The ideas are endless. I can see myself building one. I think the shiplap hack is brilliant. 😊
I know it's a 2 year old video but I'm just seeing this and it's really cool. I think you could easily get between $600 to $700 for it. I'm not very good at pricing things, let me know how much you sold it for so I can see how close I was please. Love your content, one of the best woodworkers I've seen and I'm learning a lot from you. Thank you for all you do to help others learn the craft and inspire others as well as myself to try new things. Stay safe and Happy Building 💯😁
Always inspiring to see your ideas and hear your encouragement! I just (finally) got an 18V tool set as my first important step to getting back into woodworking -- and doing some much-needed work to my old house. Since I've got a nice selection of lumber in my storage buildings, I should have enough scrap to get a few pieces built and sold!
I love the look of this little shed. I had a couple of small sales this week, so thanks again for your inspiration during the last month or two. I'm probably going to copy this idea of yours. Thanks again for the Peech-family, all of you had your share in this man's progress. Have a great week.
Ohh my god... I have to build one. Or at least one like it. I finally convinced my mother to let me build her a small garden tool storage shed. And this is my kinda price 😲 i know in my area itl cost my a bit more than 140, but it's well worth it Edit : i had to sub this time, you make great fast ideas, and you inspired me to come up with my own twist on a planter box design
To me this was one of those videos you just like to watch without a plan to make the project, you watch it just for the fun of it. Brother, I had so much fun with it that now I want to make one too. I even know where I'm going to put it, 😂😂 Thank you for all the videos and encouragement you give to us all!
This is the exact project I wanted to build for my yard tools. I'm so glad you posted this so I can make one similar. I was going to just wing it, but now I don't have too.
I’ve been checking RUclips almost every day waiting on a new video,and it has finally come,it was definitely worth the wait,I love it,I’m gonna make these,I still don’t have a miter saw, or table saw but I can work with what I have thanks Matt,I can get a lot of $$$$ from these thanks for another awesome video, and don’t feel bad I knock of tons screws too,and say a few choice words lol, keep em coming brother ✌️
I have some extra lumber, in the yard from an old playset I tore down last spring, I may try building a few of these this coming spring and set the along our fence
This is pretty awesome. There's lots of good information in there. I'm curious how you would do it without pocket holes (I've got nothing against them, I'm just not very good at using them). I also wonder what you would do on the inside, would you add a shelf, some sort of garden tool holder, what??? Thanks for the video!
Thanks! I guess just like framing a house. Nail and hammer. The inside is the neat part... you can customize to what you need. I thought of putting a fold down work table... a side that folded out to a table.... shelves... really anything. The wire grid we put in this one holds alot of tools flat and leaves tons of room for other stuff.
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Thanks for not editing out the nails and screws hitting the floor. This last week almost every time I set something down or reached for a tool… something would hit the floor. It was starting to get to me but now I know I’m in good company and laugh at myself a little more often.
You just have to laugh at yourself sometimes.
@MatthewPeech...as the excessive rain pounds my house while I watch this a second time...I have a suggestion for the bottom...create a strong 2x4 base that raises it up off the ground with pressure treated or cedar.
I understand u’r née for making money other than from u-tube subscriptions!
I just bought these plans. We were planning on a garden shed build and this is perfect. It also gets my wife's garden tools out of my outdoor shed workshop 😊
Bro honestly putting a soft light in the eve or a ceiling mount light would be an awesome addition to this! I also thought about a small ramp as an accessory for elderly people to not worry about a small step to get over with a floor inside.
Yes that floor would increase the cost by about 100 dollars due to plywood prices currently but maybe using a few extra 3/4 pickets you could do a floor with that as well for maybe an additional 30 bucks. Just a thought. Do you have any feed back on this? I'd love to know your thoughts on this.
You are a genius. I love your show. Im sick with a cold so i am watching and making notes for when im better.
By far the best channel i have found. You make everything simple and explain in real talk. So glad i found this. Thanks from uk🤘
Thank you so much! Welcome aboard.
That's awesome Matt!!
Thank you Steve!
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking I bought a whole shop of Delta Rockwell tools for $3,000 when we lived in Maryland and put it in storage. We moved to Florida in November where I have a 2 car garage. It's a rental, and we are hoping they'll sell it to us and I'll build a 25 x 30 shop in back yard. I'm driving up to pick up the tools next week Your videos have given me lots of inspiration and I can't wait to get building!! Thanks for what you do. I'll be signing up for your Patrion.
Good stuff and another great video. Thanks!
I suffer from depression . Last month I stumbled on your video. I started building stuff like like bird houses and noodle boards love it.
Thats awesome. Woodworking is great because of the amount of focus you have to have in it. Helps to clear your mind. Keep it up!
These would cost a fortune at my local independent garden centre. I built a garden shelving unit for my brother, it sits at the end of his patio as a screen but this takes it to the next level. I love it!
Great job Matthew. You are the master of low cost high profit brother!
Nice job designing and building this. It's something I'm definitely going to try and sell a little later in my journey. For about $10 more, you could buy two pressure treated landscaping timbers and frame the bottom side of your walls where they contact the ground. Anyway, thanks for what you're doing and keep up the good work.
That is a very important addition. That's too nice of a shed to watch it rot from being on the ground.
Treated lumber on the bottom would be smart but the actual landscape timbers are oddly enough not ground contact rated, I will use yellow wood. I built my deck with it and really like it.
@@papascruffy so if I did a 4 x 8 shed, two treated 2 x 4 8 feet long would be good enough to place it on? Would I have to anchored them to the ground somehow.
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It would be a good idea to anchor so you won't have to chase down your shed or damage anything else.
@@papascruffy I am trying to figure out the easiest way to do that
Love it! I'm gonna need to build at least one of these!
Speaking of making something bigger, I'm finishing up 6 farmhouse planters. The difference is I had to figure out the plans to make them 24". The larger size requires 9 fence pickets as opposed to your original project that only takes 3. They will be living at city hall and the community center of my town. Thanks for all the cool projects and videos!
I'm thinking of making a variation of this as a firewood storage shed by the house in front of my garage. The wife was never happy with a metal storage rack and the wood could still get wet even though it was under the house eves. This would work perfect if I also built a raised base/floor for the firewood weight. The open top would help with air circulation and just needs a recessed insect screen to keep wasps out. I would use it for firewood moved from the main stack in the yard to be "ready for use" by the house. I could then paint it to match the house paint scheme with the doors keeping the wood hidden from view to keep the wife happy. Thanks for all your great videos and ideas!!!!
I am a retired license Contractor of 38 years. Had a great business building homes and commercial buildings. In my retirement I like to keep busy in my shop. While a lot of your videos are very Elementary. they give me great ideas on fun woodworking projects Thank you for this great channel. Keep up the good work.
My wife and I frickin loved this, and it didn't seem like it would be too hard to scale it up a little. Man that's an awesome build!
I’m always so excited when I see one of your new videos pop up on my home feed! What you are doing with your content is exactly what I’m trying to accomplish with my woodworking venture! How’s about an updated shop tour! I’m in the process of building a new shop on my land that I could use for woodworking and would love to see more of your shop layout! Above all thank you so much for doing what you do Matt and the way your going you’ll be at the mill sub mark in no time!!!! Thanks again brother!
This is perfect timing. I love your videos and I love this particular one because I didn't know anything about shiplap. I only know the word. I'm going to be building a greenhouse and I was struggling with how I was going to put some wood on the side and now I know how.
Nice!!!
One idea would be to use the more expensive cedar fence pickets for the roof. Resaw them in half and cut them to length. Dog ear them if you want that look on each shingle. Instead of 3/4" spacing on the sides of the truces, make it 1/2" (or 5/8" if you found properly sized pickets) and use the regular ship lapped pickets to make an underlayment for the roof. Much cheaper than plywood and looks nicer from the inside looking up. Then, cover it up with the cedar fence picket shingles. Just leave it bare, they will get that nice grey aged cedar look in a couple years. Use some black aluminum step flashing for the top.
This is awesome! This would be something that could keep you busy during the last of this winter to get ready for a spring sale!
Thank you for all you do for the small woodworker who wants to make some money! These builds are just amazing!
Love the build!! Up here in the northeast in New Hampshire, we use Generator Sheds, not sure if hillbillies use them, but that would be a great build out for you to show. I finished mine last summer and mostly learned what not to do LOL Especially as I never use plans other than drawing on paper…
Mathew
Thankyou so much for this video, and the compliment. I've been needing something for my knife making tools and forge for storage...this will be perfect....as always...AWSOME JOB....
Have a great day
Just purchased the plans for this one also had to go upgrade to the kreg 720 pro to make life easier, the old $40 kreg tool just isn't cutting it anymore, lol. Going to give this one a try this weekend and see how it turns out. Thank you for your continued inspiration with these videos.
Awesome! You're going to love the 720 pro. I loved my K4 until I got my hands on the 720 pro.
Just a quick question, what is the board count for the 2x4s and fence pickets? I really want to build this and will probably end up having to buy the plans😂 but I have a few pieces of reclaimed boards and wonder if I have enough to get started.
At 14:09 is the best and smartest part of this entire video! Sweet!
😂 yeeaaaaa… now she knows my secret though.
This is a functional and decorative item that I will add to my list of products. Well designed and used popular colours. Thanks for your great video and ideas
Thank you for talking about mental health. You and the awesome stuff you build have helped me immensely. This might sound a little corny but to me, you are like the Bob Ross of woodworking. I’ve got a couple items that I would like to add to the brag board when I get a chance. All inspired by, you. Thank you.
I love this! I had to closed youtube page when my wife walked inside so she doesn't see it. :) I might build one to see how it goes.
Where do I buy lumber that is not warped, filled with knots, and damaged. I'm sick of going to home Depot and Lowes and sorting thru the whole pile just for one piece of 2x4 that is straight. Is there a different type of store you go to?
I wish your videos were around when I built my house! Your pointers on construction are priceless. Thank you for a well thought out build.
Of course! Better late than never right lol
Perfect timing on this video. I've been needing to build something for my wife's garden tools. Your videos are a great way to relax in my sleeper after driving 600/700 miles a day.
Thanks! She will love it!
I appreciate you sharing all your ideas!
@Matt, woodworking is very therapeutic for me. Allows me to turn my thinking to something productive. I did purchase the plans from your Etsy shop and I'm pretty good at building "things" so I'm going to try this. My mom turned me omto your RUclips channel. I must say, with each build, it just gets better. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills. 😊
TY Brother that's really nice & still affordable, once again that's a good money maker. Thanks for all of your ideas here lately.
My son just built his garage doors and they look just like the shed doors. His garage needed something else. Now he can add that detail at the gable. Thanks.
That's awesome and I'm going to get the plans, because my Bride wants one. Thanks for sharing your COOL ideas and wisdom.
Hey. cool build. The strip covering the gap between two door panels, I believe is called an astragal. Digging the vibe man. I'll check out your channel.
Awesome as always Matt! Definitely gonna make one of these for my wife and I’ll post some pics and see if I get any bites. Will keep you posted on any developments.
Great work. Keep these videos coming. I'm currently working on my 3rd shed build and I will say they take quite a bit of time when building it by yourself. This video helps to show people all the work that goes into a shed.
I love this channel! I’m excited to build this shed. I just bought the plan 😊
Love the painting tip 😀👍
Another great project and video. A larger magnet fastened to the end of a dowel makes quick work of cleaning up spills of screws and nails.
Great video. I made a shed last summer for my 4wheeler and all my yard stuff out of free railroad ties and free giant pallets. The other day I made a whirligig for my yard, now I’m making a bunch cause everybody that sees it wants one.
I love this little shed. I would love this in my back yard but alas there is no room. But I am definitely going to be saving these plans for down the road when we eventually move. I love all the projects you have been showing lately.
Thank you I know the time and thoughts you put into this channel and your craft and always reminding us to think outside the box I definitely appreciate it
You are quite the craftsman. I love your projects. I've built a few of the easier ones. I'm retired and not trying to start a business. Thanks for all the ideas.
Great build!! Using a treated lumber for at least the ground-touching parts is and a floor is all I'd change.
Amazing! Great project!
Matthew you have given me inspiration!!! I have struggled trying to figure out building a shed between my house and the fence that is less than six feet! My brain exploded!!! 💣 Thank you!!!!
Awesome Matt! I was thinking maybe some small planter boxes on the ends? Maybe for growing herbs or flowers?
Great idea!
Another incredible build. You are so creative. I have one of those plastic sheds for my garden tools that is too small, guess I'll be building this in the near future!
Great job 👏
Thank you! 😃
I love you are getting your son involved. I have 3 boys and want to start getting them in the shop once we find a new house. I love working on fine furniture but this is a great way to get them into wood working and teach them the business angle at the same time. God bless
Great video great work. After watching your video I decided to build one following your instructions THANK YOU for posting this video I wish you the best
Thanks Ivan!
I'm about 80% done with this build for my mother and I'm so excited to show it to her. this is the first real carpentry project I've tackled with some help from my dad and its been a great learning experience. I've put in a lot of hours so far but I'm confident with some repetition (and not cutting off the end of my thumb on the table saw like an idiot) I could batch one of these out in a couple days labor easily. I'll make sure to tag you on insta when it's all done!
Modified the build a bit to make a chicken coop. Great idea milling those pickets to use as siding!
Love this build!
I also love the fact that I am not the only one that drops all the brad nails and screws like that :)
I do it all the time, and my solution is usually magnets with a few 'magic words'.
This build is definitely in my future to build. Love the build and inspirational of how easy it is to make it happen. 💯
I love this building. Any chance you could add some plans for a variation of the roof? A slant shed roof or even a small salt box style. Keep these videos coming, you are an awesome teacher. 😊
Absolutely awesome. How about one with a shed roof? That style might fit under an eve or porch roof better. I have to ponder how that will work, but I think you can ponder better. Another idea is to make it shorter, maybe a little deeper, for a bicycle shed. Make it deeper and shorter and you have a playhouse that you can store the bicycles or mower in the winter. The ideas are endless. I can see myself building one. I think the shiplap hack is brilliant. 😊
Fantastic build! Been planning to add a bathroom to my shop. I may have to lengthen this design and do something similar. Thanks again for sharing!
Not only a great how to build video but also marriage advice. Awesome way to have assistance from the better half but make it her idea!!!
Right on! Ty so much! I just found you yesterday! I’m hooked man!
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Te quedo super de lujo matt 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I couldn't have found a better teacher, thank you for the excellent tutorials, I can not wait to start working on the planters👍
I know it's a 2 year old video but I'm just seeing this and it's really cool. I think you could easily get between $600 to $700 for it. I'm not very good at pricing things, let me know how much you sold it for so I can see how close I was please. Love your content, one of the best woodworkers I've seen and I'm learning a lot from you. Thank you for all you do to help others learn the craft and inspire others as well as myself to try new things. Stay safe and Happy Building 💯😁
The door overlay board is called a mullion
Always inspiring to see your ideas and hear your encouragement! I just (finally) got an 18V tool set as my first important step to getting back into woodworking -- and doing some much-needed work to my old house. Since I've got a nice selection of lumber in my storage buildings, I should have enough scrap to get a few pieces built and sold!
Very nice!!!
This is awesome! Thanks Matt!
Hey man good shit! My 10 year old what’s to start tinker in this area. Thanks for the idea! Great work brotato
Nice work, thanks for showing me how to do it.
I love the look of this little shed. I had a couple of small sales this week, so thanks again for your inspiration during the last month or two. I'm probably going to copy this idea of yours. Thanks again for the Peech-family, all of you had your share in this man's progress. Have a great week.
Very nice Mathew! Shed side flower beds could be an optional feature and would dress the shed up even more.
Awesome idea! Next year I'm gonna do a similar build, deeper with a plywood roof and use as an ice fishing shanty!
Cool idea! Ice fishing 🥶
Flower boxes on the side 👍🏼
The trim piece you installed @ 20:00 where the doors meet is called an astragal.
My apologies if it has already been commented.
Yea... I put that on the plans but knew my southern accent would butcher it. lol
Ohh my god... I have to build one. Or at least one like it.
I finally convinced my mother to let me build her a small garden tool storage shed.
And this is my kinda price 😲 i know in my area itl cost my a bit more than 140, but it's well worth it
Edit : i had to sub this time, you make great fast ideas, and you inspired me to come up with my own twist on a planter box design
You lost me at 16:16 cutting the metal roof as I've never used this material before. What tool did you use to cut it?
To me this was one of those videos you just like to watch without a plan to make the project, you watch it just for the fun of it. Brother, I had so much fun with it that now I want to make one too. I even know where I'm going to put it, 😂😂 Thank you for all the videos and encouragement you give to us all!
bahahaha... it happens man. It's a pretty fun build and tons of possibilities.
Still in AWE of your last project 🙂 This so useful and compact ✔️
So love ❤️ what you do, you have inspired me to build one
This is the exact project I wanted to build for my yard tools. I'm so glad you posted this so I can make one similar. I was going to just wing it, but now I don't have too.
Glad I could help!
Great job I have other ideas on this too. 👍🤓
Man your work is amazing I love how you help us all get better
I’ve been checking RUclips almost every day waiting on a new video,and it has finally come,it was definitely worth the wait,I love it,I’m gonna make these,I still don’t have a miter saw, or table saw but I can work with what I have thanks Matt,I can get a lot of $$$$ from these thanks for another awesome video, and don’t feel bad I knock of tons screws too,and say a few choice words lol, keep em coming brother ✌️
Thanks! I usually post on Sunday mornings cst!
That was just beautiful. So well built and thought out. Got me thinking now.
Thanks! Was a fun build!
Heck yea! This is great. I’m definitely gonna build this to help clean up the garage. 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
I appreciate you doing this on saw horses because I currently don’t have a work bench. But I do have saw horses!
Hey! If you have sawhorses you can make a workbench if needed! I worked off of a sawhorse workbench for years.
Thanks
Awesome as always brother
For real??
I have some extra lumber, in the yard from an old playset I tore down last spring, I may try building a few of these this coming spring and set the along our fence
How would you place a floor to this building to hold it down ?
What’s that contraption in the background at 19:35?
Nice work Peechy. I need to get me one of those fancy painting units you got yourself there.
Lol.
Another awesome build.
This is pretty awesome. There's lots of good information in there. I'm curious how you would do it without pocket holes (I've got nothing against them, I'm just not very good at using them). I also wonder what you would do on the inside, would you add a shelf, some sort of garden tool holder, what???
Thanks for the video!
Thanks! I guess just like framing a house. Nail and hammer. The inside is the neat part... you can customize to what you need. I thought of putting a fold down work table... a side that folded out to a table.... shelves... really anything. The wire grid we put in this one holds alot of tools flat and leaves tons of room for other stuff.
Dude, I love your work! So happy the algorythm sent you to me.
Another great inspirational vid! Really like how you ship lapped the fence boards man. This channel is awesome, and really down to earth.😉
Wow awesome!
I love the shiplap
Thank you for this video!
I'll be doing something just like this. Only it'll be a lean-to version!!!