Yeah. He's done this before. I'll be honest. I've not really been watching in recent years as I got bored with Juliens content. ( sorry Julien ). But he's definitely done this already.
Just use a 15 quid laser level? Also concrete stub posts to which you can bolt wooden posts too, will last a lot longer than this method. And a simple block perimeter is even better as you can remove all that damp earth from underneath and control the ventilation. The Romans were right about everything. But hey, you've built it now, so...
Is this old footage ? are you setting the scene for the reveal of module 4 or maybe 5 ? summers coming are you gonna mad and build loads ? how about a new challenge cos you like those and build upwards now ? ....cheers.
Wooden posts buried in the ground have a life of 10 to 15 years, what then? My current shed is sitting on concrete blocks and has been there for twenty years. Yes I've had to replace two walls and the roof but the base is still fine.
Tabs. You need tabs welded to that 1.2m frame so the next 1.2 frame only needs two post holes. I'm sure you have thought this through, so eager to see what you come up with Julian.
As a long-time FotMS, its very nostalgic to see the humble beginnings again. How long has it been since it began...? Anyway, definitely youtube's most inspirational story. Keep up the great work, Julien!
I'm interested in what it offers, especially energy storage. May you be Believing in one God, so that I can see the joy on your face and remain happy here and in the afterlife.
are you being sponsored by the BBC for all these repeats. 🙂 Anyway there not repeats, they are a chance to watch it again. even if they are still available on the channel.
Since "Metric" isn't my first language, what is magical about 1.2 meters? Yes I know that is 120 CM, or 1200 MM, or translated to just under 47.25 inches, but why not 1 or 1.5 Meters? It must be some sort of 2024 version of "pyramid Power". :)
Yeah, a lot of timber is pre-cut to 2.4m lengths. There's enough space inside each module to sit, stand and turn around. It provides enough wall length to fit a standard door.
I miss the shed updates on the shed channel.
I seem to have jumped back in time or am I suffering from a bit of Déjà vu
Yeah. He's done this before.
I'll be honest.
I've not really been watching in recent years as I got bored with Juliens content. ( sorry Julien ).
But he's definitely done this already.
I feel the same at the moment, all the content seems to be about is buck boost converters. sorry.
@@garymetheringham4990 The Algorithm loves shed and digging videos more than buck/boost converters, so Ilett is gonna pivot his channel.
Just keep expanding until your neighbors realize you're 1.2m per month onto their property.
Just use a 15 quid laser level? Also concrete stub posts to which you can bolt wooden posts too, will last a lot longer than this method. And a simple block perimeter is even better as you can remove all that damp earth from underneath and control the ventilation. The Romans were right about everything. But hey, you've built it now, so...
Is this old footage ? are you setting the scene for the reveal of module 4 or maybe 5 ? summers coming are you gonna mad and build loads ? how about a new challenge cos you like those and build upwards now ? ....cheers.
This is what 2020 did to us, we stayed home and built sheds.
Wooden posts buried in the ground have a life of 10 to 15 years, what then? My current shed is sitting on concrete blocks and has been there for twenty years. Yes I've had to replace two walls and the roof but the base is still fine.
Probably dirt nap.
Julian ‘two-sheds’ Illet !
I wonder if Julian is musical ? ua-cam.com/video/HLjS3gzHetA/v-deo.html
Some times winging it is the better option, it will pay off in the end, good luck with your build
Good series of videos during covid lock downs.
What are you up to Julian?
Tabs. You need tabs welded to that 1.2m frame so the next 1.2 frame only needs two post holes.
I'm sure you have thought this through, so eager to see what you come up with Julian.
I’m all in! Well… from my comfy chair that is. Looking forward to the aches and pains. 👍🏻
If u use 2 50mm x 100mm glued together u get a straighter post!
As a long-time FotMS, its very nostalgic to see the humble beginnings again. How long has it been since it began...? Anyway, definitely youtube's most inspirational story. Keep up the great work, Julien!
Is this, Modula Shed v2.0? For a minute, I thought I'd gone back in time... Never enough space for battery storage.
I'm interested in what it offers, especially energy storage.
May you be Believing in one God, so that I can see the joy on your face and remain happy here and in the afterlife.
Hand earth drill would be a better solution I think.
Why didn't you look for a secondhand Shed or Garage?? looks good progress anyways
I enjoyed the challenge of designing and building my own.
Are you going to be buried under that shed?
A man and his shed !!
Why didn't you just build a Tardis😂😂😂
I have a petrol drill if you want to use it
A petrol drill? Why?
@@JulianIlett to drill post holes easy
How did I miss this series?
are you being sponsored by the BBC for all these repeats. 🙂
Anyway there not repeats, they are a chance to watch it again. even if they are still available on the channel.
Ello 😂
Shednanigans
Shed'y business... 😅
Sponsored by photonicinduction by anychance haha
Since "Metric" isn't my first language, what is magical about 1.2 meters? Yes I know that is 120 CM, or 1200 MM, or translated to just under 47.25 inches, but why not 1 or 1.5 Meters? It must be some sort of 2024 version of "pyramid Power". :)
well it's a multiple of the 16"/24" on centre that's common in the US, and it fits nicely with the UK's standard timber lengths
Yeah, a lot of timber is pre-cut to 2.4m lengths. There's enough space inside each module to sit, stand and turn around. It provides enough wall length to fit a standard door.
O(n^2) shed expansion complexity
Confused ! Recycling ?
That's it.
L I K E 👉🏾 👍 👍🏽 👍🏾 👍🏽 👍 👈🏾 💯 👻 💯 👻 💯 🤩😇🤩😇🤩
You look cool mate, I haven't seen you for a while in your videos. Cheerio!
Hey, thanks!