Yeah, I need to make room in my Garage too. I need an outdoor structure to store my 3 lawn tractors, a rototiller, 2 push mowers & a chipper. I figger 10 X 20 out to do it. !
Sounds like you have a bit more yard than I have. I actually just put the final touches on this shed today, so the last video on the build should be out soon. Stay tuned!
A tip for your personal safety , when you’re framing stuff out on the floor, like that, holding the stud with left hand and shooting air nailer with the right hand, I have seen so many times where the nail will spin out on a knot and come through and large right into your hand, so keep your head farther away from the air nailer as possible
Right now, it's just gravity holding it down. If I wanted to make it more secure, I would use ground anchors and attach them directly to the exposed wood foundation frame. Thanks for watching!
I don't have a video, but it's a really simple build. I cut 2" PVC into 2-3" segments and cut out about a .75" section out of half of them to slip the rods into sideways. I lined them up and screwed them to 2 pieces of wood (old fence pickets in my case). Space the wood planks about 4' apart. You slide the rod handle end into the solid side, then move the narrower end of the rod into the slot of the other side. Easy, cheap, and works great! If you want me to send you closer photos, hit me up at goodelifeoutdoors@gmail.com Thanks!
Yeah, I need to make room in my Garage too. I need an outdoor structure to store my 3 lawn tractors, a rototiller, 2 push mowers & a chipper. I figger 10 X 20 out to do it.
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Sounds like you have a bit more yard than I have. I actually just put the final touches on this shed today, so the last video on the build should be out soon. Stay tuned!
A tip for your personal safety , when you’re framing stuff out on the floor, like that, holding the stud with left hand and shooting air nailer with the right hand, I have seen so many times where the nail will spin out on a knot and come through and large right into your hand, so keep your head farther away from the air nailer as possible
That's a good call. It's easy to get complacent when you're concentrating on lining everything up. Thanks for the insight!
You make things look so simple and easy. Great job.
I appreciate that! Thanks so much for watching!
Cool shed. I could use won. What is tying the platform to the cinder blocks?
Right now, it's just gravity holding it down. If I wanted to make it more secure, I would use ground anchors and attach them directly to the exposed wood foundation frame. Thanks for watching!
Do you have a video on that rod storage?? Was thinkin about something similar mounted to the bottom side of my garage's ceiling storage
I don't have a video, but it's a really simple build. I cut 2" PVC into 2-3" segments and cut out about a .75" section out of half of them to slip the rods into sideways. I lined them up and screwed them to 2 pieces of wood (old fence pickets in my case). Space the wood planks about 4' apart. You slide the rod handle end into the solid side, then move the narrower end of the rod into the slot of the other side. Easy, cheap, and works great! If you want me to send you closer photos, hit me up at goodelifeoutdoors@gmail.com Thanks!
@@TheGoodeLifeOutdoors thanks man! Pretty much what i had in mind but to the bottom of my shelves above my PA12😎
@@TheGoodeLifeOutdoors what did you use to cut out the 3/4" section?