Can I Build A Log Store In ONE DAY??
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- In this video I attempt to build a firewood store, in just one day, with limited tools, and using reclaimed timber.
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Shame the roof felt didn’t come up trumps, but it’s nearly there and special guest Mickie was a treat. You can see him trying to get this camera business worked out. He looks like he’s finding his feet and settling in nicely. Look forward to the next one. Nice one Keith👍🏼
Cheers Mandy. He's a delightful little creature!
You are a woodworking rock star no matter how many tools you use and however long it takes to finish the job.
You used tools that every DIY'er, Hobbyist and homeowner should already own. Good job Keith. Enjoyed the build. Unfortunately now you have given me a reason to purchase a wood burning insert for our fireplace thank you very much. ;-)
we installed a wood stove last year and it was a godsend. I'm about to make my 3rd woodstore as I like collecting as much free wood as possible. just reminding myself with your project as I used it while making my first, thanks for the project Keith.
That is awesome!
Hand saw for the notch on the shelf, more "normal" householder tool than a chisel. Great to see you trying and acknowledging the effort of reduced tool use. Easy to forget when you have what you need. Using scraps/salvaged is always fun and works well with building techniques for creative working and problem solving.
From someone who is an upcoming woodworker and runs a stove there's nothing better than having a log burner. I also mill my own hardwood and usually the first and last cuts are wood for the stove aswell. Great log store although just bare in mind the weight u may need take the shelf out. I have 3 bunkers go through about 8 ton a year. Great video again 🏴👍
Cracking way to get rid of old bits and pieces. Nice one Keith as always.
Thank you
It's a great video to show what can be done in a day without a plan and using limited tools and friends.
Nice to meet Master Mickie the Inspector…
Nice job… and done with basic tools … definitely… and scrap wood… congratulations and thank you for sharing!
So close! And much further than I'd have managed in a day. Good to see you have another star for the show in Micky!
A kind of success - the best any of us can realistically expect! Good job 👍
This is what I enjoy about your channel. You use whatever you have at to your disposal. I too, am like that. I use what I've got, and if I run out of material, I'll use something else. These are skills you develop as you find ways to improvise and problem solve in situations where you don't necessarily need to spend cash to build what you want. Just use what's around you.
Thank you. Yep totally agree, resourcefulness is where it's at! 👍
Good move not using the felt, frustrating as it was. Thanks for the video.
Great job. Very satisfying using up off cuts
Cheers
Great video! I love to see all those different bits of salvaged wood being made into something useful. I built something similar last year only smaller and out of Pallet wood which is still going strong. Lovely new Cat by the way 🐱👌
Thank you
Well done Keith, scrap wood, no plans and filming all in one day oh and limited tools . Nothing like making it difficult for yourself. Cheers Geoff
The firewood rack looks fine, Keith. One of the things that makes your channel so attractive to me is how you use recycled materials. You did that quite well on this video. Thanks for sharing this project with us and congrats on the addition of your new stove.
Thank you
Great video, as always Keith. It's one thing to make a thing, another to create a video of your doing it at the same time. I put together a log store myself last year, and I guess it was with limited tools as all I needed was a chop saw, driver, drill, tape measure, square and a few clamps. I guess time will tell If it's still standing in a few years time as I didn't see the need to felt the roof, I used pressure treated fence lats instead.
Git, Knackered? Love it!
Keith even what you think is your worse is x10 better than most , excellent work as always , ps congrats on Micky obviously Dylan will still be missed but it’s nice to see your trying to heal giving another animal a home 👍
Thank you! We are so pleased to have a cat around again
Mickey is adorable 🥰
Congratulations on the new fur baby.
Hahaha, I think you made a great job. Building with what you have and making up the design as it goes is a liberating(yet restricted) process. One have to be pragmatic and always keep the goal and main purpose in mind. My grandfather was a cabinetmaker and a maker of fine furniture but he was very pragmatic when it came to what we in these days would call "shop projects". "It's not a violin case" was his saying.
I like that saying 👍
Only after viewing this video a number of times, did I realize how extremely close your fingers were to the circular saw blade while cutting the angled roof supports. PLEASE keep your hands safely away from that blade!
Really like your videos, including this one. Thank-you!
Starting at 10:05 where you cut the batons into trim pieces to cover the end grain, at 10:10 it looks as though the side boards finish flush with the front frame, Then, at 10:15, the baton is nailed to the end of the side boards and at 10:19 you use your thumb to check that the trim is flush with the front frame.
I take it that you had to trim the side panels before fitting the baton board, but the screws in the side panels do not appear to have moved.
I am not trying to be hyper-critical. I want to build a log store based on yours, so I want to understand the small details as well as the big picture.
I love your channel and love what you do. Keep up the good work.
Love that you’re using salvaged wood, love that your going to burn wood and reduce electric/gas bills and love that you will be burning the bits of wood you have no use for. Great stuff. Oh, and loving the green shorts😂😂 stay safe x
Tactful complimenting the shorts. I was going to say "nice gams!" then thought better of it. They are a distraction, I must say.
Great stuff Keith - worked out great! Always like doing stuff on the fly and getting a workable result - a rare treat.
Cheers
Love your honesty Keith, stay real mate.
Well. You tried and did your best
Looking good and using old wood makes way for better newer wood..lol. Went by yours a few fridays back and you had alot of materials on the drive,cant wait to see the vids for that...8-)
For the valiant effort given, I think this can't be knocked for what you did accomplish in one day while being frugal as well.
The chiselling at 7:24 had me wincing!
Great build!
Thanks!
Great video Keith, as usual. Winced just a little though as you hammered the chisel right towards yourself!
Love the choo choo sound effects 🤣
another great project. I like projects that help you use up all the scraps of wood that would ordinarily be destined for the rubbish pile. I really enjoy your presentation style too, keep up the great work.
Thank you
10/10 on the: Idea, material usage and execution .... One suggestion: place the 45 degree corner supports on the rear frame ..makes loading /unloading a little easier ..... :)
Looks ace 👍
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So glad you didn’t slip with that chisel, NHS is not good with your Crown Jewels these days😉😉😉😉
You did well though 👍🏻
Pressure washing the wood will take off the old wood stain and it will be a better surface to restain with another colour.
10/10 for the choochoo train sound effects
Mate, I can only work outside, I'd be happy if I finished this within a week, with any available tool. Nice one. Thanks for the tip re. 'persuading' warped wood. Everything I have in my meagre store is reclaimed and bendy. I can square edges with what I have but don't have the dosh/room/neighbours' goodwill for a jointer/planer. Life's interesting... Happy New Cat! Cheers.
May be a daft question but do you have any links to the buckets you use when soaking the cut ends in the wood preserver? I’m assuming due to the chemicals you can’t just use any of plastic tub?
I remember the bike shade you built with and for a friend I think 2 or 3 years ago. Back at time it was one of my favorite vid as you showed how you did that with a very basic , cheap but good tools...thanks for that video too.
Thank you!
HaHaHa Keith you should have called it the un-limited tool's build, still looks good bud I do enjoy your builds keep it up.
A++ in my book! Anything you can climb on that is functional is built right! 🎤💧
Nice job.
I like when you use what you have and try to make do.
My husband is a carpenter and has a garage full of extra crap.
When he tells me he is going to the hardware store, I'm like really ???
I'd say you did what you set out to do!
Cheers!
Great video mate.
Thank you!
If you have got the tools.. Use them. Anyone wanting to do something similar will 'Find a way' with the tools they have got. I'm luck, I live on a large timbered block, and can cut down a tree a year to feed my fire. An old stable block makes a perfect storage for both my fire wood and salvaged wood. What about some roof tin or plastic. anything left from the pergola? Great job.
Cheers Peter, you guessed where I went with the roof 👍
I have a log burner too, every time we get a pallet in work that thing is cut in half with my leatherman and taken home as kindling , i think i have enough for the next few years :).
Some of the pallets also have some very nice nails so i always salvage them and straighten them, bit cheap i know but if i dont have to pay for nails i wont.
Haha I don't blame you!
Bloody hell, straightening nails? Thought I was being cheap salvaging screws! 😄
Great build, lovely cat!
Dirty builds are the best builds 👍
Congratulations on getting Micky, unless you are just minding him for friends. I hope I'm not the only one who looked for rude drawings in the tool board. And lastly, my heart cried out when you got rid of the roses. NOOOoOoooOOooo! 🙂
Thank you, he's a delight to have around
Love the video and it has given me food for thought having recently built my own log store from one pallet.
Initial thoughts - you have really over engineered this and the roof overhang doesn't come far enough out to prevent water ingress (IMHO). Also, the felt looks fine to me - maybe a few touch ups here and there - but I'd rather that than buying new. I went for a shingle style roof using featherboard left over from a fence and that, so far has held up against the Welsh rain!
😁 Nice vid Keith 😁. As usual love the reclaimed approach 😁. Nice to see Mickey is learning on the job 😂. Shame the felt let you down. Cant wait to see the final job done 😁👍
Cheers Frank 👍
That's how i work all the time, trying to use the least amount of tools, it rarely works 🤣
Could have put the cross braces on the back for better access. Did the job with minimal cost. 👍
Well so far so good Keith typical down fall with the roofing felt but nonetheless, it’s looking pucker mate 👍🏼👍🏼
Love that you present all your scrap wood to the passing by automobiles, kind like teasing them! 😏😅
Cheers mate, be well.
PS Using max two tools at the time makes it limited, right? As a good friend says "I never drink a lot of drinks all together, i drink them one by one..." 😜
That’s a great one day build. loved seeing Micky in the video
Thank you
Micky looks a cool cat
Nice one keith
Nice shorts, legs guy!
This would have been a perfect pinapple shorts video :D
Missed opportunity!
We Yankees call it a firewood rack 👍🏻
I bumped into Charlie Diyte and Peter Millard today and they were saying they could take you in a scrap
Is Mickey being babysat, fostered, or is he a new forever friend? The log store is looking great… it doesn’t need to be fancy, it just needs to work! ;)
Thanks. Mickie is ours, he's a rescue cat, 7 years old
Yes of course you can.
Love seeing projects like this as I can only afford to work with reclaimed wood, so have to deal with warps and twists. I’ve only been doing woodwork for about 9 months so loads to learn, so I love these videos. Can I ask why coach bolts over screws?
Thank you. Coach screws are just a bit sturdier as they have more girth, less chance of them snapping 👍
Have you got a link to the large rafter square - I quite fancy one of those. TIA.
Keith I am disappointed you did a scrap project and no room for the hat and coat stands or the shelves from
The library :)
Yeah, where are you supposed to hang your hat while getting wood for the fire? :)
They will feature soon!
Did you put the roof on "the other way around"? I noticed the 45 degrees "braces" ended up at the front, maybe they where supposed to be towards the back?
Awesome work, Keith! It's looking great! 😃
About the "limited tool" thing... Well, every build uses a limited set of tools. 😬
Just make the project and listen the tools afterwards! 😂
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
BTW, your cat looks just like my Luke Skywalker! But mine isn't a year old yet. 😃
Haha! Thank you 👍
Great use of what u have.. I was a little surprised that you placed it with the diagonal braces at the front of the rack, I would have though you’d want those turned to have those against the wall. Was that by design? Thanks for sharing.
Sterling effort Keith. Clamps don't even count as tools :)
Micky is ace, and now we've been formally introduced timestamps will be starting again.
I had to have my favourite-thing-in-the-whole-world (her name was Cat) put to sleep a fortnight ago :(
I'm gonna need some time before finding another furry friend.
I'm so sorry to hear that ♥️ condolences 😔
Clever ! Using all the wood (you intented to store for burning) to build this shed !
Just kidding :p
Well done with limited tools and materials !
Such a busy road, and you having a cat as a pet - reminds me of Stephen King's Pet Sematary.
For your information, Mickie is FIV positive, so not allowed outside
Really like no waste off wood and boards. Gg
A damn good effort though, on all accounts!
Not a bad job there Keith it's better than why i could do, i'd still be stuck on the framing part 😀you will have to show us your new wood burning stove when you have finished.
When did you get the new cat? i must have missed that announcement?
Stay Safe and keep cool 😷
Barry (the Wirral)
Cheers Barry, yeah I might do something about the stove at some point. Mickie has been with us a month or two he is a 7 year old rescue ex street cat
@@RagnBoneBrown Well done getting a rescue cat, didn't think you would get another but hey we all miss our pets when the go, we will still love em the same whether with us or not.
Barry.
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Nice one:)
Blimey Keith, that is one substantial log store, when you climbed in to it so that you could move it it looked like a three man bunk bed ! 😉😂
Good use for a load of Mainly shorter off cuts !
Can I ask, is there a reason why you have the braces at the front as opposed to the back of the store as they will slightly restrict access ?
That felt looks ok from here, as long as there's no tears, it's good enough for a logstore for a good few years and as it will need no joins you can always go over it with more felt or shingles if it does start to deteriorate later !
Cheers, AndyC
Thanks! I like the braces at the front just as a bit of a feature 👍
Woah, have I missed a video? When did Micky turn up. Nice way to use up 'old' wood just a pity about the felt. You could call this the "Almost" video. Almost only old wood, almost just a few tools, almost in a day! 🤣🤣 Cheers.
Mickie has been with us a month or two now. He's a 7 year old ex street cat from a rescue centre
@@RagnBoneBrown Pleased to see that you've been able to get a 'new' cat. Even happier that you've taken in a rescue cat. 👍Cheers.😸
I’m a big fan of banana wood with its oh-so-f’ing-helpful twists and bows. I get mine at Jewsons but I’m sure it’s available at other suppliers too. Nice build though 👍🏻
No yellow short?? disappointing! :D Loved this format! edit: MICKEY!!!!!!
Thank you! I will introduce Mickie properly soon 👍
3:19 6:16 🐈⬛ 🐈
I thought you were selling fire wood 😂😂
Bloody cliffhanger. Making us wait until you jump off and do your back in
Wait, wait, wait... Lovely wood store but who is Mickie? 3:20. 🐱
He's our new boy, will introduce him properly at some point soon
@@RagnBoneBrown That would be lovely. He has wonderful markings. I hope you are well Keith.
You seem worn out and down. Hugs from the US!
It was a long day! 👍
Hi Keith, I've been following your channel for a long time and love the videos you put out. Wondered if you could recommend a table saw for around £500-£600 budget? I've heard you talk about the Dewalt range before but wondered if you have any other suggestions or a particular model that you think is especially good value? Thanks for the content 🙂
I believe the DeWalt is on sale at the moment in Screwfix. The Milwaukee is every bit as good in my opinion. I've not tried any others though
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Why did youy use glue when you also screwed the wood parts togetcher? what is the purpose? THanks and have a nice weekend!
Just screws would have been fine, I just wanted to use up the rest of that glue really
Does Dylan investigate your workshop?
I've missed something along the way. Where is Dylan? If he has passed, you have my deepest condolences. Mickey looks like a lovely fellow.
Sadly, Dylan's time has ended. Keith posted a beautiful tribute video on his other channel, which I'll try to link here if it lets me. Otherwise look in the description of his video Vlog 17. ua-cam.com/video/wUdvMR0wbcQ/v-deo.html
No worries in not finishing. Any video which uses the phrase 'prickly little gits' more than makes up for it.
Keith, I suppose time will tell. But I do wonder if the log store (I assume is made out of no treated lumber) will hold up against the elements ?
It's all tanalised/pressure treated timber 👍
Silly question Keith, but what is that large rusted I-Beam sticking out of the side of your home? Do you have any plans for that, or its something you will just live with? Thanks.
It was in the workshop when I moved in left by the previous occupants, I've never really know what to do with it... I'm sure it will be in a project one day! 👍