That's a lovely colour. How is crime in your area? You'll have a lot of valuable tools and very large, tempting windows. Might I suggest steel security bars? They also come in handy because you can stick anything magnetic to them.
Congrats on the camera upgrade Matt - HDR looks brilliant on my display and instantly noticeable. I appreciate the longer vids too - you’re one of only a few channels I wish for more content. Didn’t think I’d like that blue but I did - although all white probably would have been best for bouncing the light around. Keep up the great work and I hope you get more sponsors/free stuff too - you deserve it.
Matt, that workshop is super insulated... Very well done, like you say yourself it'll be so easy to heat during the winter. I love the little tip about stapling the twine to hold the insulation up in the ceiling. It might be an idea that when you have your shed build complete that you make one long video from all of these smaller section videos that would be brilliant! Well done Matt it's a fantastic workspace and badly needed. Am so looking forward to the projects and creations you were going to make in this space
The workshop looks really good and the quite dark blue looks also nice. I wonder if there is going to be to dark inside even with lighting. Really enjoyable series though.
That's a realy great build Matt. Have you started thinking about the second shed build series where you can keep all the stuff that would otherwise make your workshop look untidy ? :D
Years ago on site, we'd install plasterboard ceilings by holding up the boards wirth our heads, as we installed the fixings. It's called 'nutting up'. Two people, no props, just upwards pressure from our heads. Hmmm, I wonder if that's why we're all bald now?
Stoked for you Matt. Well done mate. Seems a very tight space but I've no doubt you'll find ingenious ways to make the most of it. Like the colour too. 👏👏
Very much enjoying your building and construction video's Matt, thank you. Much inspiring! And you know, I'd love to see a time lapse for the entire workshop build, I think that might be pretty nice to see.
It’s a hybrid roof. Liam over at Oakwood garden room channel has done some long term tests to evidence that condensation doesn’t form above the PIR as long as pushed flush against the underside of the OSB roof.
Whilst the Blue, in itself, is a nice colour it is classed as a 'cold colour', and also makes areas look smaller than they are. That colour would be good as an accent colour on one wall but not all of it. End of the day its what you personally like and as you said in your video you can always change it if it isn't working for you. Regards.
Matt, for a while I thought you had moved to the Caribbean, the sun was shining, but by 15:00 normal service was resumed and it was all overcast, hopefully, it'll start raining again soon and we can all relax.
Great video as always Matt this whole series is really good and I bet you can't wait to get everything in place and start using the new workshop. Watching this makes me want to build one of my own but I already have two so not sure where I'd put a 3rd one lol. Maybe it's just me being greedy but I watch these and wish they'd go on for longer I'm not usually a fan of videos over 30 mins but there's something about watching yours that keep me interested and wanting more can't wait until the next one. I'm really interested to see how you manage tool storage on walls etc.
Nobody here would ever disparage Matt's Hat with overhead supporting capabilities. If I ever built a shed I would follow this build; excellent directions. Will the Badger Workshop sign have a dedicated episode when it's repositioned?
Hi Matt, the workshop is looking absolutely fantastic, you are doing a brilliant job and by the time it is 'done and dusted' it will be a dream work space, my only issue I can see is the head height, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia 👍👍👍
nice job carried out with skill. May I suggest that you try TX screws, I know they are more expensive but thgey come with the driver tips and do not cam out like the posi drives taht you were using on this project
Hi Matt, I've seen this video a couple of times now and I'm wondering why you've put insulation board in and then the soft rockwool on top? Reason I ask is that I'm finally starting to finish the inside of my workshop in my garden and I was told to have a small air gap between the insulation board and the OSB I'm using as the walls. Can you please clarify Matt. Cheers James 😊
That is a great job. I would be interested to know what the ambient temperature is throughout the year. I am sure that the insulation will have helped massively.
Well I recon leave the tools in the house and move in. The amount of insulation little fire like the last place 👍🏻 FYI. The primer is brilliant good for everything not just MDF. 😊
Great choice with the blue! Really sets the mood. Now all that's missing is a tiny woodstove! Looking forward to ser what you do Inside the shop. Thanks for sharing!
Great build series - you make building a workshop look easy! I think you said you’d be using the battery pack and solar - will you mount the panels on the roof?
Ive really enjoyed this build! Thanks for such excellent videos! Id be interested to hear how "good" the sound proofing solution youve got is... door open & closed with a mitre saw/router or something
If it was me I would wire surface in conduit. Much easier to alter when you discover your mistakes....because there will be a mistake/ alteration/ addition. 🤣
@@eggster71 hi sir fully understand your comment , but as a retired electrical contractor I tend to think of the time savings and the overall visual appearance . Our attitude was probably more based on cost and practicality , but again I can see the merit of your statement . Best wishes and kind regards 👍😀
Hey Matt, I’m curious will you be doing an external dust collection! Seemed to do wonders with making it easy to service and all! Love what you have done with the place !😊
Looking great! A couple of thoughts - are you wishing for a bit more headroom? Also any concern about not having a vapour barrier for the walls given you taped up the ceiling?
Looking good Matt, five days into 20 minutes the wonder of editing, but obviously a lot of work there ! The blue is a bold decision, but looks good and I'm sure you can balance it with good lighting. As you said, if it doesn't work out you can always re-paint it, the great advantage of the panelling effect is you could just repaint the top half to the trim line if required !
Great build and great video as usual. Have you considered ventilation? I'm worried about a CO build up if you're in there for hours with doors and windows closed.
looking great mate, really great series. What's the plan with the electrics are you going to use the big battery unit you have? Would be really interesting if you do a video/update on heating it, would be interested to know if it holds heat and how long it takes to heat.
Thanks for another very enjoyable & informative video Matt. What's the ceiling height like inside? I'm planning on building a shed using your method & am concerned about headroom. ( I'm 6'3" in my bare feet ).
I’ve loved watching your videos! I’m having my ‘shed’ built soon. I’m finding insulation advice to be a minefield! I’ll be using mine as a sewing studio, I will be installing a floor much like yours and laying a thick vinyl. I’m still in several minds about what and how to insulate and line the walls and ceiling 😅
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Excellent work as ever Mr Badger
The word ‘overkill’ springs to mind.
Decorators ‘chalk’! That one had me laughing 😂 15:46
Marvelous Matt, very therapeutic. Never tire of workshop/shepherd hut builds. Each one adds a bit more depth and knowledge.
Thank you Malcolm
Blimey! With all that toastie insulation, you won’t need your bobble hat for much longer!
That's a lovely colour. How is crime in your area? You'll have a lot of valuable tools and very large, tempting windows. Might I suggest steel security bars? They also come in handy because you can stick anything magnetic to them.
The blue will contrast nicely with all the wooden stuff you’ll end up with in there.
Great job looks fantastic. You need an impact driver in your life!
Bosch blue coloured walls. I did the same in teal. In my workshops
Can’t go wrong with bosch or makita power tools.
Congrats on the camera upgrade Matt - HDR looks brilliant on my display and instantly noticeable. I appreciate the longer vids too - you’re one of only a few channels I wish for more content. Didn’t think I’d like that blue but I did - although all white probably would have been best for bouncing the light around. Keep up the great work and I hope you get more sponsors/free stuff too - you deserve it.
Thank you very much
Matt, that workshop is super insulated... Very well done, like you say yourself it'll be so easy to heat during the winter. I love the little tip about stapling the twine to hold the insulation up in the ceiling.
It might be an idea that when you have your shed build complete that you make one long video from all of these smaller section videos that would be brilliant!
Well done Matt it's a fantastic workspace and badly needed. Am so looking forward to the projects and creations you were going to make in this space
Well done, looks great, in fact it looks better built than some new build houses 😂
Great job Matt. I like these shop build videos.
Absolutely love the colour Matt, delighted you are back in a proper badgers workshop
Thank you very much
Good stuff - Butchers twine and wooden t-piece are top tips!
The workshop looks really good and the quite dark blue looks also nice. I wonder if there is going to be to dark inside even with lighting. Really enjoyable series though.
Looking great
Thank you
love a nice long badger video!
Thank you
This has been a great project to follow, Matt - excellent result as usual. The blue colour really works well!
Thank you
That's a realy great build Matt. Have you started thinking about the second shed build series where you can keep all the stuff that would otherwise make your workshop look untidy ? :D
Not yet
Great work Matt. Another advantage, to the wonderful wooly hat, is that it keeps the oil of your hair transferring to the mdf.
The journey continues…well done
Thank you
So exciting seeing it move along - great work!
Thank you
Nice work Matt, you could really hear the difference in sound quality once you finished it all.
Thank you
nicely done! I'm excited to see this baby come together.
Thank you. So am i
Great work Matt. I left my walls white to reflect the light as I don't have as many or as large windows as you have.
Take care mate.
Cheers, Huw
Thank you
Years ago on site, we'd install plasterboard ceilings by holding up the boards wirth our heads, as we installed the fixings. It's called 'nutting up'. Two people, no props, just upwards pressure from our heads. Hmmm, I wonder if that's why we're all bald now?
Looking good Matt. Can't wait for the new impact driver to make it in to the videos 😆. Cheers Ben
Stoked for you Matt. Well done mate. Seems a very tight space but I've no doubt you'll find ingenious ways to make the most of it. Like the colour too. 👏👏
Thank you very much
Good job. But why didn't you make a higher workshop, your head almost touches the ceiling?
Like the color and longer videos👍
Thank you
Thanks Matt, I enjoyed that. I like the longer format.
Thank you
Nice work Matt. You're now up there with my favourite DIY channels, Restoration Couple, Keith Brown, Proper DIY, Charlie DIYte, Gosforth Handyman.
Snap - they are my favourites too! Within an occasional look at Skill Builder
@@Kidglove57 Yep Skill builder is very good also The Tall Carpenter.
Different camera angle from low .. my how you've grown Matt
Great job with the interior Matt! I love the blue you chose.
Thank you very much
Looking great 👍
Doin a great job Matt, how about the door thought, have a nice day Mate !!!.😀😀👍👍.
Thank you
Looks like it is going to be a nice warm workshop
I think it will be
That's a nice blue. Looking good!
Thank you
Both well designed and well built, excellent video series.
Thank you Bob
Decorators chalk 😂 love you matt ❤
Love the blue colour.
what a nice job you're doing of your shed
Thank you
Very much enjoying your building and construction video's Matt, thank you. Much inspiring!
And you know, I'd love to see a time lapse for the entire workshop build, I think that might be pretty nice to see.
Thank you
You should have an air gap between the insulation and the foof
It’s a hybrid roof. Liam over at Oakwood garden room channel has done some long term tests to evidence that condensation doesn’t form above the PIR as long as pushed flush against the underside of the OSB roof.
👍👍👍 Great job. Thank you.
Thank you
Looks very cozy. Love the blue 👌🏻
Thank you
Whilst the Blue, in itself, is a nice colour it is classed as a 'cold colour', and also makes areas look smaller than they are. That colour would be good as an accent colour on one wall but not all of it. End of the day its what you personally like and as you said in your video you can always change it if it isn't working for you. Regards.
Looks great Matt :-)
Thank you
Really good stuff :). Do u think you will have a wood burner in?
Excellent work! I love the color.
Thank you
Fantastic work, Matt! 😃
I really liked this blue paint you used!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thank you very much
Matt, for a while I thought you had moved to the Caribbean, the sun was shining, but by 15:00 normal service was resumed and it was all overcast, hopefully, it'll start raining again soon and we can all relax.
It will probably snow next week
@@Badgerworkshop Well at least you're all insulated now 😄
Looking forward to the build out of your new shop matt
Thank you
Fantastic job , it looks incredible, great workmanship throughout 👍
Thank you very much
Great video as always Matt this whole series is really good and I bet you can't wait to get everything in place and start using the new workshop. Watching this makes me want to build one of my own but I already have two so not sure where I'd put a 3rd one lol.
Maybe it's just me being greedy but I watch these and wish they'd go on for longer I'm not usually a fan of videos over 30 mins but there's something about watching yours that keep me interested and wanting more can't wait until the next one. I'm really interested to see how you manage tool storage on walls etc.
Thank you Dave. I am looking forward to sorting out tool storage
Looking good badger! Love the colour
Thank you
You have a good eye for style and detail mate.
Thank you
I love the blue Mat, I have this colour on my fireplace wall. It looks so cozy and will look fab with your tools in x
Yes can’t wait to get the tools up on the wall
Brilliant 👌
Thank you
How many workshop did you build already? :D
It looks amazing, absolutely love it xxxx
Thank you very much
Nobody here would ever disparage Matt's Hat with overhead supporting capabilities.
If I ever built a shed I would follow this build; excellent directions.
Will the Badger Workshop sign have a dedicated episode when it's repositioned?
Thank you. I will have to find the sign first. It’s around here somewhere
Yet again another fantastic video !
Thank you
Love the blue!
Thank you
You really are doing a great job 👍 Your workshop is looking good 😍
Thank you
Hi Matt, the workshop is looking absolutely fantastic, you are doing a brilliant job and by the time it is 'done and dusted' it will be a dream work space, my only issue I can see is the head height, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia 👍👍👍
Thank you Les
nice job carried out with skill.
May I suggest that you try TX screws, I know they are more expensive but thgey come with the driver tips and do not cam out like the posi drives taht you were using on this project
Thank you
Hi Matt, I've seen this video a couple of times now and I'm wondering why you've put insulation board in and then the soft rockwool on top? Reason I ask is that I'm finally starting to finish the inside of my workshop in my garden and I was told to have a small air gap between the insulation board and the OSB I'm using as the walls. Can you please clarify Matt. Cheers James 😊
well done - its looking fab!!! certainly gives many of us inspiration that you can get on and do bigger jobs. Thank you
Thank you
Love the colours and the long video looking forward to seeing the layout with the tools
Thank you very much
Looks Great Matt !! Well done 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you very much
Great job Matt you’ll have a great shop to work in. Can hardly weight to see it finished
Thank you
Looks great, I like the blue too.
Thank you
Electrical and alarm system/camera, blinds
That is a great job.
I would be interested to know what the ambient temperature is throughout the year. I am sure that the insulation will have helped massively.
Hi Matt, Can’t wait to see it all painted. Very nice job mate !!
Thank you
Well I recon leave the tools in the house and move in. The amount of insulation little fire like the last place 👍🏻
FYI. The primer is brilliant good for everything not just MDF. 😊
It’s definitely warmer than my house
Some great tips in this one - thanks Matt, and congratulations on getting the build done!
Thank you very much
Exceptional yet again! Best workshop build on YT
Thank you very much
It's got to be so exciting to be to the move in stage. Do you have a project in mind to christen the new shop?
Great choice with the blue! Really sets the mood. Now all that's missing is a tiny woodstove! Looking forward to ser what you do Inside the shop. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much
Great build series - you make building a workshop look easy! I think you said you’d be using the battery pack and solar - will you mount the panels on the roof?
Yes that’s the plan
Ive really enjoyed this build! Thanks for such excellent videos!
Id be interested to hear how "good" the sound proofing solution youve got is... door open & closed with a mitre saw/router or something
Hi why have you not put cables in for power and lighting ? . Our did I miss something. Kind regards as always
If it was me I would wire surface in conduit. Much easier to alter when you discover your mistakes....because there will be a mistake/ alteration/ addition. 🤣
@@eggster71 hi sir fully understand your comment , but as a retired electrical contractor I tend to think of the time savings and the overall visual appearance . Our attitude was probably more based on cost and practicality , but again I can see the merit of your statement . Best wishes and kind regards 👍😀
@Sweetspot mine is the voice of bitter experience. 🤣🤣🤣
There are many ways to achieve and end and of course, yours is perfectly valid!
Nice work! Are you not putting a little stove in this shed?
Hey Matt, I’m curious will you be doing an external dust collection! Seemed to do wonders with making it easy to service and all! Love what you have done with the place !😊
Looking great! A couple of thoughts - are you wishing for a bit more headroom? Also any concern about not having a vapour barrier for the walls given you taped up the ceiling?
Lovely job Matt, be great to see you back working in a proper workshop.
Yes I can’t wait
Looking good Matt, five days into 20 minutes the wonder of editing, but obviously a lot of work there !
The blue is a bold decision, but looks good and I'm sure you can balance it with good lighting. As you said, if it doesn't work out you can always re-paint it, the great advantage of the panelling effect is you could just repaint the top half to the trim line if required !
Thank you very much Alan
Just added an extension to my workshop looking at painting the inside of it in dark blue, is your shop still light enough during daylight
16:56 sapphire salute? Bosch Blue, I think 😁
Yes very true
Great build and great video as usual. Have you considered ventilation? I'm worried about a CO build up if you're in there for hours with doors and windows closed.
Very good choice in that blue, how are you going to heat the shed?
Thank you. I’m not quite sure yet
Was that a glimpse of footage from the new camera in the final scene?? 😁
It might have been
looking great mate, really great series. What's the plan with the electrics are you going to use the big battery unit you have?
Would be really interesting if you do a video/update on heating it, would be interested to know if it holds heat and how long it takes to heat.
Thank you. Yes I will use the solar panels and batteries
Thanks for another very enjoyable & informative video Matt. What's the ceiling height like inside? I'm planning on building a shed using your method & am concerned about headroom. ( I'm 6'3" in my bare feet ).
I’ve loved watching your videos! I’m having my ‘shed’ built soon. I’m finding insulation advice to be a minefield! I’ll be using mine as a sewing studio, I will be installing a floor much like yours and laying a thick vinyl. I’m still in several minds about what and how to insulate and line the walls and ceiling 😅
I hope your build goes well
I can’t remember if you said what are the internal dimensions of the WS??
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