Building a Shed on a Budget part 7!! (DIY budget plywood storage shed) 

Thanks for you videos i am building a storage and watch your video🔥💪💪👍

That's great job and thank you to share your knowledge about it

Thats a real handy shed, right there,.. and a budget priced one as well. Good planning, good set out,.. great stuff you two !!! ✌️😄😲😄👆

The best part of this entire video series for me was that you took your good sweet time to get it done and done right for the most part. Its encouragig to know that it doesnt have to be done the same weekend it started.

Thanks for the video it thelped me a lot

This was fun to watch

That is a very professional job

was pretty good I loved including the dogs is great

I think you did an excellent job.

Good job

Beautiful good job 👍

Love it thank you

good build guys! I think the door trim & window trim would look really good black as well!!!

Awesome very nice, God Bless you....

Don’t listen the bad critics you did a hell of a job

Love the shed

Very nice job

I love your 2 buddies German Shepherd.

Good job I’m currently building a pool house with over hang ...watched ur video for some advice and inspiration...good job

you kids did a nice job!!!

Very nice work there, and video was good as well.

Great video's. I learned a lot.Thanks Ian

Good shed. U use what u have . I totally understand now. With the materials and tools u have that's a good looking shed whether u agree with his methods or not. 👍👍

You did a great job

Great video, thanks for sharing

I like it, I'm glad you took us all the way through it. Great work both of you.

Good job I did learn something about you I’m going build one too

Great job!

Gracias por el video me sirvio de mucho

Hahaha no cussing!! Hahaha jk, enjoyed watching this series. Good job...👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Instead of going through all the trouble of masking off your windows, I scrape it off with a razor. Slop it on, let dry, score it along the edges with the tip of a utility knife blade then have at it. Believe me it's easy, fast, works great and actually gives you a cleaner line. BTW, I admire not just your work, but your ingenuity, energy and work ethic.

Awesome !

Nice Shed, mine with all the extra material and delivery charge is running close to $3k. And I really dont want to build from scratch. Its pre cut, like a puzzle, i want it as simply as possible, not a young person like you, any longer. Good job, love it.😁😍🥰😙😚🤗🤩😎

They make spray plastic for door can then paint without. Tape. Install gutters

Looks fantastic...I would paint the door and window trim white to match your house

Really enjoyed the videos. I might have primed before paint.

A red door would knick it out of the park. Great job !

Whistlindiesel convert on good guy👍👍👍

Shed hell, it looks like a cabin. Looks cool as it is just put a sealer on it. Next time do some mud wrestling. Good work

I love the way you allowed a little more of your real personality (scamp) to come out as each video progressed. Don't be afraid of showing your funny crazy side because that's what makes you real. I enjoyed the fun and best of luck!

Totally enjoyed watching all parts to this video. Planning on a project already. Thanks

Oh I wanted to see the inside.

Wow! I have looked through so many videos to find one that is helpful for our shed/coop/hutch project. This is the best one I found so far! We are definitely on a budget and have tons of scraps around that we wanted to use. We are working without a plan and a little bit at a time as we have the time to spend. Your video (and the helpful comments it has inspired) give me confidence that I can work through whatever hiccups we encounter. And the beautiful dogs are a bonus ;) I will try to post a pic when it is done.

You both did an excellent job.Well thought out plan.you knew what you doing.Well done.

Great job pal! You've convinced me to do the same.

Watched the whole thing. Turned out great!!!

great shed ian :)

Fun to watch!!! Great ideas !!! Love to see you 2 had fun doing it. Great information!! Thanks

Instead of taping the windows you can scrape it with razor blade a lot easier

Great Job you two! Hey Ian next time you build something above your reach , borrow a ladder from a neighbor please...

You guys did AWESOME!!!

Wear eye protection! Nice project.

Great job building The shed

Good job Ian, dogs were a bit annoying but, good job.

I enjoyed from first to 7th you did very good Job, I learn a lot. Thanks

Man that Shed came out great bro! I loved watching every single video for this build. This might be my favorite build on RU-vid this far.

add a light fixture above door

Window flower box would. be nice.

Very helpful videos man. You've motivated me to build my own shed/workshop now

Good job man and thank you and looks awesome 👏 👍🏼

Whether to use roof underlayment is not about whether there are holes in the roofing sheet metal. It is about water condensation from air humidity on the sheet metal underside. In a few years, you will definitely have the beginning of rot and mold on that roof. Not to mention that those screw holes are another path for water to your roof. Why didn't you use that slip and slide material for the underlayment?

Great job !!!!! I will use a lot of your ideas when I build my shed in a couple of weeks or so. (Y)

Thanks for sharing, do yoi have info on playwood and extreme condition? Direct sun and Rain?.

Well done dude , looks awesome 👏

Too cool!

Just seen your video about your grinder and you should have guard on it just for cutting sheet metal. So the disc won’t fly towards you or your face.

❤️🙌🏼

Add a small covered front porch for the shed, with a side-ramp (on the porch) for dollies and handtrucks?

Great looking shed. Enjoyed the videos. All the best.

Your dogs are awesome and the shed looks great congrats

Big house with a yard, 2 dogs, lots of power tools, lots of projects, and not one 8ft ladder to be found.

Contrast always looks better.

Thank you for that. Kind of dipped in to see how you did the roof and ended up watching the whole lot because I liked your style.

Thanks for step by step videos I think I’ll try to make one hopefully It will be close to your great job

Nice work on the shed. Love it!!!One suggestion though to make it nicer on the eye.......paint those lines all around on the shed black to match the door. It will really look top notch and professional. Otherwise it just looks boring in the same color all around the shed.

Should’ve painted it in a different color then trimmed it out in white. On your water problem did you put a flashing at the bottom of the door? I know you have Tyvek but it always helps I have a little extra. Plus around the windows. Also I’m taking a guess will it take you nine months to a year to do it?

I love your shed... What I would've done differently, for what it's worth: 1. I would've made the roof pitch match the house or less. 2. I would've built the rafters differently to incorporate a 12" overhang completely around the shed. 3. I would've painted the shed to match your house. 4. Every shed looks better with a weathervane and flowerbox. 👍🏻

A good sharp skill saw blade will cut right through that sheet metal

You did a really great job, also the tyvek was great, The reason that you should have used an underlayment for the metal roof is because changing temperatures can cause the metal roof to change temperature and sweat and just like some mornings you may find dew on your grass there will be moisture beads under your metal roof, which will eventually cause mold and mildew and I am not sure if you have ever seen what moisture or water it will do to pressed board but it warps splits and eventually turns back into a sawdust mess. Enough roll roofing to do your entire shed roof would only add about $50 to your build and it would last for 10 years or more. Other then that, great job!

Here in Tennessee. Codes Would make us tear it apart because permit wasn’t applied for. Oh and still get fined and cost of court $138

Nice job! I would have liked to have seen what the inside looked like. I want to build a 12x12 shed in the near future also so thanks for the videos to refer too.

How is the shed holding up after all this time? Any leaks? Looks great though.

man, I congratulate you very good work, also you have a super beautiful woman, very handy and creative, always keep it, cute dogs, happiness

Okay Rookie, the slats and felt are not to prevent leaks! The slats are to allow air movement, because you WILL have moisture under the metal because of condensation! Air movement dries the moisture so you don't get mold growth!! The felt also prevents said condensation from soaking into the OSB(NOT PLYWOOD) and ruining it!

Do yourself a favor - google ‘collar ties’ - and install at least 2 or 3 of them inside the shed under the roof. That roof may eventually sag, and the center of the walls push out, if you dont have something like that inside. (Even a small triangular piece of plywood up high). What you did was make the ridge beam on the roof a load bearing beam - and it shouldn’t be (yeah i know its just a shed, but if it starts to sag youll then have to fight to fix it later). The ridge beam should just be a nailer, not hold weight. The roof is what keeps the structure together. Right now you have the weight of the roof PUSHING down, and OUT - against the 2 long walls - pushing them apart from each other. A collar tie (just like a ceiling joist, but shorter and placed close to the ceiling) will eliminate the roof from PUSHING (spreading) the long walls apart.. Right now, you have what is essentially a giant hinge placed on top of your 2 longer walls. The collar tie will eliminate the hinge (roof) from being able to spread any more. It might take years for it to sag, but eventually its gonna. Even just 1 in the middle might save that roof from sagging down. Need a visual ? Take a door hinge and lay it flat on a table. Pull the center of the hinge up, ( youre making a triangle with the table top being the bottom). Now let go.. see how the hinge spread out? thats exactly what that roof is trying to do.. the only thing stopping it is your walls, cause you have no ceiling joists or collar ties. Eventually those two long walls will start to bow out, and the center of the roof sag down..

You should introduce your twin!

Nice job. What’s all in cost?

I would have had the door open out so you have more space inside

Love your "Shed Of The Thrifty". I will be following the majority of your "parts" and steps. Next my suggestions, I haven't started mine yet so, lol its easy from here to toss forward constructive criticism too. Total admiration from you both, no disrespect. :) 1. I was going to do dock support with concrete, but your method easier and still allows got "moving", "shift/arrangements" and truly a break down in perhaps temporary primary etc. 2. The roof seemed the best for easy, thrifty and time; however it would have been cool to have created a simple horizontal cap to catch water into a couple of rain barrels for prep and/or garden irrigation. 3. multi purpose "Shed of the thrifty could have used a built on potting table with dry sink (insert rain barrel hose here). 4. Perm/ concrete pour or Temp /wood Flooring. The floor was awesome, you made it seem possible easily. On side of potting shed, a modular deck (could be moved either side etc.) 5. Framing / Siding. You made that look genius too! I saw that you could have created outer long narrow doors for back yard tools for access and easy clean up ( see dry sink with rain barrel hose). 6. YO powah! I did something akin to creating power without having to request my last meal and prove wear all rubber theory. By either, creating a 220 switch in the electrical box or simply dedicating that extra out for plug and pulling the cord along fence neatly hung or through pvc to dedicated final area in or around shed. 7. Adding some eye hooks to allow installation of some triangular sails from She'd to corner of home. Again. It's just what came in mind as an afterthought. And it will as I begin my "shed. Of the thrift " in the next couple of weeks. Thank you!

That beautiful wood shed just to put a medal ( tin) roof

if you ever need to cut tin panel again.....use your skill saw and turn the blade around backwards

Hey guys! A weathervane would look nice on that beautiful shed.

The paint does look good, but personally I would have simply put a coating on the shed leaving the wood look. But, I have enjoyed this video series, with the exception of some of your musical choices. Thank you.

What about condisation from steel roof

Just finished watching the entire shed series, are you going to do a tour of how you setup the interior shed area? Watching this reminds me of building my shed about 10 years ago, had fun, learned a lot from my dad who was a architect and basic construction skills, I'm lucky I can read and draw blueprints too, maybe someday I'll build another shed, I have all the tools and the knowledge, need another challenge. I did subscribe to your page and will check out your other videos and also follow you and your wife on Instagram

Would like learn how to build workbench in my shed . Do you have any videos of that?

It's not too late to do this: you could paint the trim around door and window a different shade.

Build some shelves and a small workbench

I've enjoyed this series. One piece of advice when using metal roofing - always use an underlayment or barrier material between the metal roofing and any wood. Metal tends to "sweat" on the underside and over time, that moisture will rot your wood decking.

how much did the shed cost all together and looks good just subscribed