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Good to see the progress, especially with such a small space. But please, LOSE the music. These vlogs are so much better with just talking ( and, in general, no need to record the noise of the tools - do we really want to listen to the racket a mitre saw etc makes ?). Your commentary is the most important thing.

Good stuff but please, please, lose the music

Promo-SM 🌸

Great video thanks for sharing Sam

I’ll be setting up a temporary workshop in here, but I’ve since discovered that it leaks from the roof and under the walls 🤦🏾 So keep your eyes peeled for a new workshop coming at some point 👀

Hi Sam , enjoyed your video. Came across it searching for small shed storage ideas. I also have limited space in an 8x10. I will be going through your videos with interest, hope to pick up some ideas. Also boarding my shed out and using French cleats. Although in a small shed do cleats trump just screwing things in place? Think I’m going to use a hybrid.

Hi Sam, good video. You can fade music in and out as you introduce the narration, that way it’s less abrupt. Brilliant first effort though. What size is this she’s? 6x8?

It looks like a derelict workshop in need of some serious rescue my friend

I recently completed my "shed workshop" as well! Good work! ua-cam.com/video/mSMR_Rfuikg/v-deo.html

great job man

How's it going with your shed workshop Sam, is it all organised now (December 2021)? It would be great to see an update. Do you use it much during the winter? I'm in a similar position, trying to use a small shed (approx 8 x 5) as a workshop, but I'm struggling with the lack of space.

Smashing the like and subscribe button for more videos!

Love it. Seems like we’ve both been building shed shops at the same time!

That tune in the background . Why drove me insane.

how big is your shed? is it possible to use that table saw when as you are making furniture(not only making small stuff like chopping board)

Looking great, nice job

I can appreciate the amount of patience you displayed. Most people are more worried about time and efficiency, but for me it about about taking my time and getting a result I'm proud of without breaking the bank. Great job.

Hi Sam! Your video cuts after 2:38 and I used the black screen time between then and some stuff at the end near 3:49 to imagine myself doing the same with my own video some day. I have never created a channel, so I can only imagine future follies. I understand jumping from project to project plus actual work coming back into play, so for now I just really wanted to give you a thumbs up and a comment to help you boost your viewers. I look forward to seeing your projects including french cleats as well as just in general how your shed looks once you get things put together. I have been drawing plans for my imaginary tiny shed and trying to preplan features and storage so that I can build in extra support as I start to do the framing, etc. I just found your channel today and you have a new fan. p.s. I do like the use of those doors in that spot!

I need an amazing hand clap like you did to start this clean up. 😎

I know Stodoys has the best woodworking plans.

That level would be too small to be any real use. You need a torpedo level and a 600mm level as a minimum to cover most situations as you can add a longer length of straight planed timber underneath for longer jobs.

DeWalt is the pro branding used since the late 80's/90's to replace Black and Decker Pro tools range as DeWalt is a sub brand of Stanley Black and Decker. There is a video on UA-cam which shows who owns what tool brands and it makes surprising viewing when you see rivals owned by the same conglomerate or venture capitalists.

What are the dimensions of the shed?

Nice job it looks and works great thanks for sharing your time and remember stay safe and make more great videos 🍺🍺👍👍🇬🇧

That tune was loud. Turning music high when you are not talking is annoying.

Is that a jointer or a Thicknesser?

Hey Sam! Great work. I also have limited workshop space on my channel. Not to this extent, but I still feel your pain! Keep working on it!

Loved the video but god that tune was loud and annoying

Well that looked tedious! Good job- mine next, yea?

Wow good job! You must be well pleased with how that turned out. Always a pain in the arse when things don't go as smooth as planned but atleast it's done and the missus can use the kitchen again 😂

Lidl and Aldi are a good source of affordable power tools and hand tools for DIY’ers. Also Screwfix. Looks like you’ve also got the Roughneck demolition bar in your shed, for taking pallets apart? I’ve got one as well (bought it from Screwfix) and I love that tool. It makes pallet dismantling a lot quicker and easier (depending on the type of pallet though).

loved it!!

Impressive arsenal. Do you tend to use wood oils and finishes? Would love a few tips on when and how to use different oils.

Cute apprentice. This is excellent.

I wished you live nearer me. So many odd jobs to do.

This is amazing! How long did it take in total??

Awesome stuff mate! Keep em coming!

Love it. You've got a great camera manner.

This is awesome!