a lot of people in general just do many things themselves, it's not just an American thing to DIY stuff edit: humans as a species can do anything if we would just work together and set our feelings aside
Agree but the labor is not necessarily free, there is an opportunity cost to DIY. If your time spent doing something else could generate more value than the cost of paying a laborer, you are losing money. Generally, the less your time is worth the more DIY makes sense financially.
@@reymisterio2233Not if you retired and building a lake cabin 😅. Then the time is just part of the journey, quit min\maxing life and just enjoy the process.
I watched your tiny house and shed videos. You have the best build videos I’ve ever seen by far. The way you show and explain each step is so easy to follow efficient use of shots without any wasted lag time and without any missing steps. It makes it actually feel like I could try to build the same thing at home without any experience and only watching your videos. You have such a friendly demeanor and you include your wife which makes me want to support your happy, productive family. Thank you for your videos and keep posting!! My dream is to build a tiny home and I will continue to follow you to try to learn all I can so one day I can try to build one too.
Wow, I'm a do it yourself guy as well, your videos are great. Keep it up, don't quit. They inspire many people to do it themselves. Thank you for sharing .
Your work is amazing! Yes, building codes and HOA wouldn’t allow you to build that close to the fence. You have great ideas for projects that you completely finish. Some people start projects but don’t finish them. Bravo to you both for seeing them through! Thank you for your videos. They do give DIYers the confidence to do the work themselves!
Everytime I think you are done, you do 3 more things. Everything looks so lovely and it's nice to see all the products that you use. DIY has come a long way.
It looks great. The only thing I would change on the shed is the door latch string to stainless steel wire. Hopefully, you have some left from your workout railing deck.
Love the video. One thing I would have done is put screen on the side vents to help keep lil critter bugs out and Put your 1st row of shingle on upside down then place them right side up fully covering the upside down course.
I came across your content and I thoroughly enjoyed them. I have to say your videos are very well made and so are your builds. this truly gives me inspiration to do more DIY projects. Thank you.
WOW! Everything looks great! You scared me working on that electrical! I was like please flip a breaker first or something! Lol. Guess I don't know as much about it as I thought I did. 😊
That shed looks really nice! I want to build one but all of the plans and or pre built options are expensive (as you found out). Great video. Kind of all over the place at the end, but the results speak for themselves! It all looks real good! You've given me confidence that a shed may be a reality sooner than anticipated!
Great job, one thing i would change, is the string, i would make it a thin steel cable, as strings fall apart over time. other than that, i love the build!
Hi. You don’t have to explain yourself to viewers. It’s your house, yard, fence, and shed that are you are building. WHO cares what others think. Thanks for sharing this. It gives me hope to build one, one day.
So I'm saving up to get the tools and wood and such I need to either build my own camper or pay u to build me one as I'm in my tent in the woods officially and cooking over a fire...word I love this outa the shelter finally!
Ah ... you did decide to add a ceiling fan. 😃 I wondered about that ... excellent choice to add. "*And, just like that insptalled". 😊. I thought I saw rolled yoga mats & basket? Flat screen mounted swivel T.V. (And, a radio/plug or wi-fi for music. ) Tiny office fridge for bottled water or sports drink. Increase use by 300% 😊 Is there room for a love seat against back wall? Kids or parents can play Wii Fitness (with tv screen).
Thank you. Thank you showing me it 🤔 maybe labor intensive but its possible to diy (a little) help. I love the fact that can save money without falling into debt for thousands. Because I don't have nor want it. Thanks again
Nice video. Just a heads up from an engineering standpoint a single 2x8 beam supporting 4' (1/2 of 8') of load at 40psf live load and 10psf dead load fails in bending moment. Even if you were using Douglas Fir. Then adding the roof load adds to the issue. I'm sure it will be fine for a shed but the member that you nailed the hangers onto should have been doubled.
Awesome job, the whole thing looks fantastic. That is a cool fan!! The only question i have is does the fan moving through the light bother you when you are working out in the gym? Just watching it the flashing was bugging me.
Hello Freinds 👋🏽 😊... I'm new to the DIY game, well, actually still in the research phase. Hope this isn't a silly question, but I was wondering, IS it possible to use these cement blocks to build a Renter friendly raised deck? Versus reg. Pavers. Im currently living on a rented piece of property. The landlord doesn't want their property filled in with massive holes filled with concrete. Thanks, anyone. Tips /tricks always appreciated 👍🏾 always Subbed
Yes, it is very possible although I recommend not investing money into a property that you don’t own. Building a deck can cost a decent penny. I hope this helped thank you for watching and God bless ❤️
if it's a rental and the deck would have to be temporary maybe consider just doing a good ol redneck pallet deck. I can say that cuz I'm a redneck. Lol
Wow great video i truly wish I had this kinda talent….a project like this would take me a year to build, this is coming from someone who can barely change the air filters in his house….😅😅…
Can I ask where you bought the lumber? I only ask because Im currently building a 10x10 shed and total cost for the lumber was only $520. Including the roof, siding and a prehug exterior door I'll be all in at $1600. ~$2000 or so total if I decide to add laminate flooring. So this one seems kinda high in price. I'm in California.
You won't be able to get the leaves out from between the shed and the fence. You should have left a sizable gap to get back there or integrated it into the fence.
Wonder what your rules about how close you can build to property lines....here it's 5ft on sides and 15ft front and back......your building would be a big fine here
A lot of American build it their selves. Nice shed and your labor was free. You give other people the confidence to build one with their family.
a lot of people in general just do many things themselves, it's not just an American thing to DIY stuff
edit: humans as a species can do anything if we would just work together and set our feelings aside
Agree but the labor is not necessarily free, there is an opportunity cost to DIY. If your time spent doing something else could generate more value than the cost of paying a laborer, you are losing money. Generally, the less your time is worth the more DIY makes sense financially.
@@luftschlossercreations5451UA-cam videos allow them to monetize this effort.
Labor is never free bruh
Your time is also an expense
@@reymisterio2233Not if you retired and building a lake cabin 😅. Then the time is just part of the journey, quit min\maxing life and just enjoy the process.
My Dad was a carpenter and knew all this stuff. Great job!!! Looks amazing! Makes me miss him dearly.
Your dad and I would probably get along then if he was a carpenter. Thanks for watching more videos coming soon ❤️❤️
I watched your tiny house and shed videos. You have the best build videos I’ve ever seen by far. The way you show and explain each step is so easy to follow efficient use of shots without any wasted lag time and without any missing steps. It makes it actually feel like I could try to build the same thing at home without any experience and only watching your videos. You have such a friendly demeanor and you include your wife which makes me want to support your happy, productive family. Thank you for your videos and keep posting!! My dream is to build a tiny home and I will continue to follow you to try to learn all I can so one day I can try to build one too.
Wow, I'm a do it yourself guy as well, your videos are great. Keep it up, don't quit. They inspire many people to do it themselves. Thank you for sharing .
Your work is amazing! Yes, building codes and HOA wouldn’t allow you to build that close to the fence. You have great ideas for projects that you completely finish. Some people start projects but don’t finish them. Bravo to you both for seeing them through! Thank you for your videos. They do give DIYers the confidence to do the work themselves!
Everytime I think you are done, you do 3 more things. Everything looks so lovely and it's nice to see all the products that you use. DIY has come a long way.
It looks great. The only thing I would change on the shed is the door latch string to stainless steel wire. Hopefully, you have some left from your workout railing deck.
Yeah, that string will likely degrade over time and possibly break if ever needed.
Great idea. That thing could easily degrade or be cut.
I was thinking the exact same thing. All of my sheds that have the same latch have bailing wire attached.
Wow! They both look so nice. You make it look easy, but you also kept it simple.
Beautiful work. Your family is fortunate to have you.
Love the video. One thing I would have done is put screen on the side vents to help keep lil critter bugs out and Put your 1st row of shingle on upside down then place them right side up fully covering the upside down course.
Newbie to your channel and I couldn't be happier to find someone who does great quality work👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💐❣️
Thanks so much. I’m glad you enjoyed the film
OMG you both make it look so easy. Thank you for sharing … I love it! ❤
Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed the film🤙
I came across your content and I thoroughly enjoyed them. I have to say your videos are very well made and so are your builds. this truly gives me inspiration to do more DIY projects. Thank you.
Great work, looks good. Amazing what u can do when u research & have the will power to get things done yourself, saves you a lot of money too!💪🏽
Not sure how I stumbled across this video but I grateful that I did. This is awesome!!
WOW! Everything looks great! You scared me working on that electrical! I was like please flip a breaker first or something! Lol. Guess I don't know as much about it as I thought I did. 😊
Nope!! You are spot on about cutting electric off before working with it...
That shed looks really nice! I want to build one but all of the plans and or pre built options are expensive (as you found out).
Great video. Kind of all over the place at the end, but the results speak for themselves! It all looks real good!
You've given me confidence that a shed may be a reality sooner than anticipated!
Great job! They both look beautiful and professional!
Thanks so much. More videos coming soon ❤️❤️
To be able to create something like this with your own hands has got to be so empowering
Great job, one thing i would change, is the string, i would make it a thin steel cable, as strings fall apart over time. other than that, i love the build!
Fantastic stuff as always. Everything looks amazing.
Thanks homie 🤙
The osb plywood was engineered to run contrary , not parallel to floor joist’s. Hence the factory black outlines on the panels.
Great channel brother 💪🏼😎 very inspiring for the diy’er.
I appreciate that!❤️
Another great video build guys!
Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed the film 🤙
Oh my goodness he looks beautiful good for you guys you look beautiful 🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️
❤️
Hi. You don’t have to explain yourself to viewers. It’s your house, yard, fence, and shed that are you are building. WHO cares what others think.
Thanks for sharing this. It gives me hope to build one, one day.
So I'm saving up to get the tools and wood and such I need to either build my own camper or pay u to build me one as I'm in my tent in the woods officially and cooking over a fire...word I love this outa the shelter finally!
Y'all did a great job 😊
Ah ... you did decide to add a ceiling fan. 😃 I wondered about that ... excellent choice to add. "*And, just like that insptalled". 😊.
I thought I saw rolled yoga mats & basket? Flat screen mounted swivel T.V. (And, a radio/plug or wi-fi for music. ) Tiny office fridge for bottled water or sports drink. Increase use by 300% 😊
Is there room for a love seat against back wall?
Kids or parents can play Wii Fitness (with tv screen).
Great build guys! If it’s anything like our micro camper from y’all I’m sure it will last forever!
Im glad it’s working out for you guys ❤️
Nice vid, also ty for not making it like 1h l9ng woth nonsense like most on yt. Cheers
Thank you. Thank you showing me it 🤔 maybe labor intensive but its possible to diy (a little) help. I love the fact that can save money without falling into debt for thousands. Because I don't have nor want it. Thanks again
You are incredible!!
Thanks you ❤️
Nice video. Just a heads up from an engineering standpoint a single 2x8 beam supporting 4' (1/2 of 8') of load at 40psf live load and 10psf dead load fails in bending moment. Even if you were using Douglas Fir. Then adding the roof load adds to the issue. I'm sure it will be fine for a shed but the member that you nailed the hangers onto should have been doubled.
Can you explain this in more detail?
@@beanpotatoreviews184 The beam is the same size as the joists. The beam is supporting all of the joists and rafters.
The beam that slotted into the cement foundation blocks?
Beautiful work and great video explaining the process
Thanks so much new video coming within the next week or so.❤️
The roof should not tilt towards the fence. The space between the shed a fence is going to fill with leaves and other debris.
How did you finish the electrical. Are you running power from the house?
Love the team work
Thanks homie 😊
Awesome job! Great step by step, quality, and affordable work! New subscriber will be coming back often. Have a good one. 👍🏻
Thanks for the sub more videos coming soon ❤️
Admirable trabajo.💪🏻
Awesome job man!
Love the set up man. 👏
Very nice. The only thing you missed were about 50 curse words with the ceiling fan, taking it up and down 10 times cause it's put together wrong lol
It's all part of the learning curve .
The savings on this shed was $2,737.69! Very good!
🙌
Awesome job, the whole thing looks fantastic. That is a cool fan!! The only question i have is does the fan moving through the light bother you when you are working out in the gym? Just watching it the flashing was bugging me.
Amazing! Congratulations from Brasil
This is so cool! Great job 🎉
Hello Freinds 👋🏽 😊... I'm new to the DIY game, well, actually still in the research phase. Hope this isn't a silly question, but I was wondering, IS it possible to use these cement blocks to build a Renter friendly raised deck? Versus reg. Pavers.
Im currently living on a rented piece of property. The landlord doesn't want their property filled in with massive holes filled with concrete.
Thanks, anyone.
Tips /tricks always appreciated 👍🏾 always Subbed
Yes, it is very possible although I recommend not investing money into a property that you don’t own.
Building a deck can cost a decent penny.
I hope this helped thank you for watching and God bless ❤️
if it's a rental and the deck would have to be temporary maybe consider just doing a good ol redneck pallet deck. I can say that cuz I'm a redneck. Lol
You have done an awesome job. Kuddos.
Wow, brilliant work. 😀👍
That is amazing 💯🙌🏽
Thanks 🙌❤️
You and your wife did that! 🩵🩵
I really like the gym that yall built.
Wow great video i truly wish I had this kinda talent….a project like this would take me a year to build, this is coming from someone who can barely change the air filters in his house….😅😅…
Wow great job y'all 🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤God Bless your lives❤
Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed the film. God bless 🤙
Wow!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I wish we could clone you and one of you could help me,🤓! Thank you for sharing this video!
You likely should put a gravel base to prevent the anchors from sinking into the soil, no?
Yes, it is an expensive house
on a cheap foundation.
It is not fundamental.
Looks real nice🤘👍
Thanks ❤️
Did you build the shed that you added onto if so do you have a video or blueprint for it
Nice vid man, great meeting you today
AMAZING!!
Thanks let me know how you enjoyed the film🤙
Good work❤❤
Always double the top plate. 💪
the foundation is just concrete block on soil? it is not going to sag?
Those deck blocks are so cool,
Just a great job really nice
Great build! It was entertaining and very informative!
Incredible job sir! Wow!!!🔥🤯🙌🏾
Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed the film 🤙
Really nice video, but I'm curious: where does the rain water from your shed drops off?
The water drops to the back the roof is high in the front low in the back it called a ( lean to roof )
@@delords3337 yeah, that I saw. But does it fell on his property or his neighbor?
@@Gogu_Duruit's rain, when it's raining what difference does it make?
Awesome job!
Always twist wires together before putting or wire nuts.
Good stuff! Well done.
Can I ask where you bought the lumber? I only ask because Im currently building a 10x10 shed and total cost for the lumber was only $520. Including the roof, siding and a prehug exterior door I'll be all in at $1600. ~$2000 or so total if I decide to add laminate flooring. So this one seems kinda high in price. I'm in California.
What size is the shed and do you have plans?
We all know hes gonna rent out the main shed and that's gonna be a composting outhouse. These vids are his alibi in case the city starts wondering. 😂
Nice man, ima be on the streets soon so I'm looking for a charger pack...and a bike trailer as you know...
Great Job !!! 👍
Bro I really like it . What are the dimensions? How come you didnt put a small window next to the door?
Very impressive
Nah u need a shirt/merch that says "And just like that!" 😄
Thats a freaking great idea. I’ll get some made ❤️
@@buildersblueprint yeah I knew it was bad when I would finish the sentence for you LOL
@@KRAZYQT 😂😂
You all did an amazing job. I would hire you to build one for me if you lived close.
You won't be able to get the leaves out from between the shed and the fence. You should have left a sizable gap to get back there or integrated it into the fence.
Check local building/fire codes first to see if you need to be 5 feet between the fence and the building.
Yes, could never do that where we live. Is 8' here.
Good thing he built it light enough to move 😂 we also require setbacks for fire, including from other buildings
@@Ruthy101 Right? How the heck would that thing ever be moved?
Sure enjoying your videos
Thank you so much 🤙
Because of you I made your bike camper
Great job!!
Thanks so much ❤️❤️
Nice build! For some reason the door latch really bothers me.
Awesome job
Nice work. Looks great
Wonder what your rules about how close you can build to property lines....here it's 5ft on sides and 15ft front and back......your building would be a big fine here
You should leave a bottle of water inside for when the string on the latch breaks.
Ahh this is awesome
How does ur shed and home gym have power!? Where do they get their supply!??
Making a detailed video on that topic now. Video will be in the the next week or so. ❤️
Bro make me want to build my studio similar to this! I know I would struggle though 😩😩
You do really nice work.👍👍
Thanks I’m glad you enjoyed the film
Nice work
Thanks 🙌
Здравствуй друг и привет тебе с берегов реки Урал ! Смотрим !!!
Very, very impressed!
Thanks so much ❤️
Did you added bug screen to the shed's vents? I would have done that immediately after installing the vent.
They had big screens built in to them
@@buildersblueprint I couldn't tell from the video. Awesome sauce then!
I need "ran a bead of silicone" merch
We have some merch and ceramic viper shield spray but I’ll work on more designs ✌️❤️