Building The Workshop Shed Extension (part 2 of 2)

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In this video I finish the frame and cladding, insulate it and make the doors.
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@itwillbenicewhenitsfinished 6 лет назад

I really rate videos that also show mistakes, very honest and encouraging for the woodworking community. Thank you

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@atteljas 6 лет назад

To me Kevins videos are among best of internet. His clevernes really stands out on shop projects. 5 tips for a small workshop is such a legendary video! Thanks Kevin and we all owe you one!

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Cheers! It's Keith by the way :-)

@atteljas 6 лет назад

Rag 'n' Bone Brown Oops! I knew something wasnt quite right there. Apologies mate! :)

@jakematic 6 лет назад

Looks really good, and giving me lots of ideas. No matter how big your shop is you can always use more room.

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Definitely!

@movax20h 5 лет назад

Nice project and execution. It really adds a lot of usable space to the workshop.

@MarkMcCluney 6 лет назад

Nice job Keith, particularly liked the Cirque du Soliel bit. Thanks for sharing!

@uktony1525 6 лет назад

The extension looks very classy and should make a fantastic space for the extractor and compressor.

@Jack-ws3os 6 лет назад

I've been waiting all week for this so thank you!

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Thank you!

@hansdegroot8549 6 лет назад

Great job. Thanks for sharing the video.

@jeffforbes3772 6 лет назад

Great project. Thanks for sharing

@user-oy4gf6ck5u 6 лет назад

That was a ballet move ! I really enjoy the project . Cant wait to see the rest upgrade projects for the workshop !!!

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Slightly less graceful! Thanks

@Cradley684 6 лет назад

Good job Keith, look forward to rest Thank's for the share really enjoyed it.

@tonyf68 6 лет назад

Thanks for making another great video, much appreciated!

@Jack-ws3os 6 лет назад

Please bring out the video about your dust collection soon! As this is what I was waiting for in this video. 😔

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

I've got so much talking, filming and editing to do :-( it'll come soon but not sure I'll have it ready by next week's episode!

@Jack-ws3os 6 лет назад

Rag 'n' Bone Brown Ok that's fine don't feel under pressure what you do is great and I'll be grateful for whatever you do 😀

@makaea97 6 лет назад

I keen to see it too, no pressure

@TSHolden 6 лет назад

Slight concern, the slats the hinges are attached to could be unscrewed: when you get those additional screws you might want to switch those out too, so no one tries to "dig around" so to speak.

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

They were replaced later, I had to order more screws!

@reversegreenpotato 6 лет назад

I think those security screws on the hinges go through the cladding and into the 2x4 timber behind them? So if I saw that right, it should be pretty solid, unless they're patient enough to unscrew all the cladding anyway :-)

@thewoodworker1703 6 лет назад

Very nice , well finished.

@hebierob 6 лет назад

Great build my friend!

@TheWoodYogi 6 лет назад

I love the foot clamping action :D Great build :) Thanks ॐ

@reversegreenpotato 6 лет назад

I just realised I've had two more clamps in my workshop I was never fully utilising :O

@TheWoodYogi 6 лет назад

Hahaha They double up as a great transport system also :)

@mtv3110 6 лет назад

You should make a tv unit :)

@specialized29er86 5 лет назад

A great idea for nosing the car in under when parking in a garage with limited space, thanks for the idea.

@colinaskey9777 6 лет назад

Hola Keith, once again another well made vidio very clear and lucid voice over,although it was only a shed extension you did a good job and I am sure it will certainly do the job it was made for,well done.

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Thanks Colin

@Stephens8x6Workshop 6 лет назад

Enjoyed seeing this come together. Thank's Keith ☺

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Thanks Stephen

@petercurtis9297 6 лет назад

Great vid. I'm looking at getting some dust extraction myself so looking forward to the seeing your set up.

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

It's coming soon, lots of editing to do :-(

@bobbyprivate 4 года назад

Great work. Giving me loads of ideas. 💎💎💎

@CammiesGarage 6 лет назад

Nicely done!

@richardroche436 Год назад

Keep up the good work

@elvisoshaughnessy1255 6 лет назад

Hi Keith nice work. Love to watch your next video on y our dust extractor

@danybray721 6 лет назад

I was just thinking about this project. Then you post one :).

@paul-fk7de 3 года назад

What a great video you have done a amazing job 👍👍

@will2ams1 5 лет назад

I like the fact that you said you don't want no unwanted visitors opening up your shed but you use a flat head screwdriver to put the screws in they make safety screws that you can put in there

@RagnBoneBrown 5 лет назад

Clearly you didn’t listen to the video narration

@jalynnefuentes3342 6 лет назад

3:33 You just acquired an admirer for life! LOL.

@More-Space-In-Ear 6 лет назад

Great build my friend, well done 👍🏼😊

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Thanks

@NeilHutson 6 лет назад

I properly laughed when your foot came up into frame

@philhooper279 4 года назад

Hi. Noise insulation works better with an absorbent surface such as peg board or similar. Phil

@nesleyheiney3111 6 лет назад

You need to put a 16 gauge finish nailer on your Christmas list. Lol good work

@shifty277 6 лет назад

Solid work sir, get some torx screws in those padlock fittings... Congratulations on acquiring the plethora of 18v Makita range that you have selected, they are a long way from the budget brands you were acquainted with 2+ years ago. A Makita 18v impact driver is a tool sent from the gods! Thanks for the insight i'm looking forward to your video on dust collection and air compressor selections.

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Thanks! Loving that Makita with the exception of the RO sander which is a bit slooow

@shifty277 6 лет назад

Rag 'n' Bone Brown Yep agreed, i'm the guy that asked your opinion on that 18v RO, I bought both (18v & 240v 5041) from Amazon direct, turned both on and the difference was night and day in power and feel so sent the 18v back for a full refund :). Great set of tools. My next purchase will be an 18v circular as I very very rarely need the power and 2" depth cut of my Makita 5704r, i'm just in the process of choose between the 3 models Makita have on Amazon. Cheers

@OllyParryJones 6 лет назад

Nicely done! Looking forward to your next video. :-)

@theislandworkshop8453 6 лет назад

man thats one pimped up shed, great 2 part video, cant wait to see the dust extraction

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Thanks

@hebierob 6 лет назад

One more thought: like how practical you are in your builds.

@stuartfisher5171 6 лет назад

nice job keith

@eddierodden 4 года назад

It looks really good. Seemed like a lot of effort for not a lot of space and some light blocking thrown in.

@JakeThompson 6 лет назад

Acrobatics!! Good stuff man!!

@marquisbois990 6 лет назад

Adding coverings on the inside negates the noise insulation effect. Line the interior with acoustic cloth instead, that way the Rockwool will absorb noise. Lining the inside with plasterboard/hardboard just means it’s insulating thermally!

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Thanks for the tip. I've not added internal cladding yet so perhaps I won't bother!

@ashleyburton8605 6 лет назад

Coach bolts work well for door locks & hinges!

@Realm-of-Horror 6 лет назад

Forget security screws, just use a coach bolt through the centre of the hasp. That's what that big square hole is for!

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

What difference does it make?

@Realm-of-Horror 6 лет назад

Only that it's arguably more secure from people trying to prise the hasp off and you can unbolt/unscrew everything if you wish to change the hasp. But if you'd rather use security screws, thats up to you of course.

@douglasdavie113 5 лет назад

@@Realm-of-Horror I think I would use coach bolts through the hasp too, I had a lock seize on my shed and the easiest and least damaging way to was to take the door off at the hinges, the hinges had been put on with secure screws , I managed to get them off without too much trouble with Vise grips

@brothyr 6 лет назад

if you're worried about the screws being a security issue, get a big drill bit and remove the driver socket. Gonna be a PITA to remove in the future.

@jigsey. 6 лет назад

Wish I discovered your channel is the summer!!!! Im inspired to make stuff but My garage is far too cold at the moment.. great video again

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Oil filled radiator is recommended :-)

@tonyf68 6 лет назад

No room for a heater in my little shed so I'm wearing thermals when I'm working in there on winter projects at the moment. Sawing (and sanding) stuff by hand soon warms me up!

@Jeremy-su3xy 5 лет назад

I wonder how you are using it.

@sumosprojects 6 лет назад

Top notch a woodworking term lol, do you like the treated pine look or will you paint or stain it Keith ? 👍👍👍

@DiHandley 6 лет назад

Great build. But just one suggestion. If you want to really reduce the sound level outside, using a 20mm spade bit drill a “chess board” series of holes on the inside, to allow the noise to be dampened by the insulation that you installed. It’s a very effective method to reduce sound levels and will still hold everything in place.

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Thanks, great tip!

@tobybeswick36 6 лет назад

probably not the best place to ask, but what's the best insulation for a camper van. I want an insulation that won't collect moisture, as this would rot the sides of the steel van over time

@tofou9726 6 лет назад

Salut tu as mis des vis normales sur la patte avec le cadenas,donc pas terrible pour le vol du matériel que tu vas mettre dedans.Super boulot ,bravo.

@crjcannon 6 лет назад

Nice couple of videos Keith. Simple and straight forward from beginning to the end. Good use of existing space too. Where could I buy one of those foot clamps you used so well in video 2 🤣🤣.

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Haha thankd

@joshmyer9 6 лет назад

The Wandel test is only valid if you have someone who masses the same as Matthias anyway, per ISO standards.

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

I probably weigh about 2x Wandel's!

@wrongtown 6 лет назад

Rag 'n' Bone Brown Metric or Imperial?

@dlamb2840 5 лет назад

Just a thought, but if you’re going to use the space underneath for wood storage anyway why didn’t or don’t you install a couple of legs or struts at the front. Surely that would reduce any long term stresses on the end wall of your workshop. Even open at the end with slatted sides would allow airflow around your stored wood but keep the rain off. The workshop with its addition looks great. I’ve really enjoyed the entire building process from digging the plot to finally completing it.

@RagnBoneBrown 5 лет назад

Part of me just wanted to prove it could be done, as there are a lot of doubters saying it will fall down 😂 I was standing on top of it recently when I needed to climb up and clear out the gutters, it’s solid

@francoisfouche2568 6 лет назад

Nice!! I was expecting the outside to be solid and a hole cut into the "old" inside wall ... shows how thoughts differ!! Your way, I assume, you have to go outside to empty your dust collector but it will be much quieter ... especially for filming! Great effort dude !

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Thanks! I'm hoping with a 70l cyclone dust box that I shouldn't have to go in there very regularly. Maybe a vision panel might be a good idea to see when it's full!

@francoisfouche2568 6 лет назад

Rag 'n' Bone Brown ... just turn on the thickness planer, you will be surprised how quickly it fills up! 😲

@martinbrace7195 6 лет назад

Hi Keith great video and always look forward to all your projects. One question please I noticed that you used specialist screw to stop vandals getting in but you used a normal flat headed screwdriver. WHY are they different screws. Thanks for sharing Martin.

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

They screw in but don't unscrew

@mtv3110 6 лет назад

Same !

@user-fe8oc4sq7q 6 лет назад

Все отлично, только почему замок на обычные винты? Отвернуть 4 болта отверткой и замок снят

@construction-productscemen4935 6 лет назад

Another quality video

@OutboundSolutions 6 лет назад

Keith I wondered how you got to learn Sketch Up I was thinking of trying it out, but don't really know where to start?

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Hi Keith, I taught myself but I've seen that Matthias Wandell has an excellent series of videos about how to use SketchUp on his channel - would recommend checking it out

@potjeendekseltje 4 года назад

It's been a while since you posted this but any chance you can tell me how the wood storage is working? I'm thinking of doing something similar after seeing your videos.

@RagnBoneBrown 4 года назад

I have videos about wood storage in my new workshop, please check out my more recent vids

@benwink98 6 лет назад

Looking good. I’m in the middle of using sketchup to layout my shop. Would it be cheeky to ask your thoughts on my design so far? I’m new to woodworking and it looks ok so far but i might be making so mistakes. Ben

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Hi Ben, welcome to send me an email and if I can offer any advice I will

@Tree.house424 4 года назад

Why was I holding my breath when he was cutting the rock wool lol

@Bill.L.Carroll 6 лет назад

Awesome build, mate. Is there access to the extension from inside your workshop? How are the hoses run through? Cheers.

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

No access via workshop. All will be revealed in a future video but in summary via a hole in the wall!

@Bill.L.Carroll 6 лет назад

Rag 'n' Bone Brown Sweet, I thought perhaps you might be going through the wall or floor, just wasn't sure. Cheers for the quick reply.

@theopiner402 6 лет назад

No security screws on the door latch?

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

They were later replaced as I ran out

@Pietrucha75 6 лет назад

Food job. Gratulation.

@aleksamaker8118 6 лет назад

Can you make a video about all of your makita tools

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Good idea, yes may do that as there are some I love and some I'm not keen on

@richardroche436 Год назад

Just some advice.. why didn’t you flip the wood over when you were try to rip it down..

@elizabethamizdail7939 6 лет назад

Excellent. Sign you up for the next Olympics! Lol

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Haha

@dailystruggle2762 5 лет назад

Those screws are for indoor

@bbreeuwer4577 6 лет назад

Rockwool, ah yes, luckily not as bad as glass-wool. I have been working with this stuff for a side job last week. bleh, ugh. There are some acoustic alternatives that are a lot nicer btw, bit more expensive though. Btw, the acoustic insulation would work a lot better when you leave the wool open instead of closing it off with a board. Because rockwool is so nasty, I normally cover it with a piece of cotton blanket/fitted sheets or something. I was wondering, are these screw stainless steel?

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Using fabric is a great idea! Not sure re: the screws

@Mr_Judge_Benny_Hinn 6 лет назад

Another quality video.....this time next year rodney you'll be worth as much as DanTDM ;)

@benjinewing2803 6 лет назад

Did you get rid of you’re Bosch drill or do you still have them

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Gave them to my dad as he needed a drill

@benjinewing2803 6 лет назад

Rag 'n' Bone Brown nice one

@iamlonefrog4252 6 лет назад

Insulating my air compressor "closet" caused it too overheat really bad, I need to add some type of automatic fan to circulate the hot air out

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

I've added two fans, one blowing in and one blowing out, so the in feeds the compressor air but also keeps it and the dust collector cool... in theory! I've not used it intensely yet but so far so good...

@iamlonefrog4252 6 лет назад

Right on, it got so hot I couldn't touch it, I was probably close to starting a fire. Needless to say I felt very foolish.

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

It's easily done I think! I reckon most of them would have some sort of automatic thermal trip anyway but not sure

@marko3296 6 лет назад

How do those security screws work? You just screwed them in with a flat blade. Couldn't somebody do the same?

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

You can screw then in but not out

@marko3296 6 лет назад

Rag 'n' Bone Brown ok , never seen those before. Nice job as usual btw

@georgeshaw6207 5 лет назад

Brill video

@deltafox9429 5 лет назад

the padlock is useless because it is enough to unscrew some screws to open the extension...

@Darren_92 5 лет назад

take it you did'nt watch whole video . as he says he will change screws for more security screws later

@shanetho2865 6 лет назад

damm all that security. you live in the hood?

@user-ss7zo5ig4i 5 лет назад

Петли установил саморезами с секретом от не прошенных гостей, а замочный навес обычными, ну не олень ли?

@user-wk5tp8fb9b 5 лет назад

Заебись....замок и саморезы держащие этот замок рядом....

@guillemplanas7214 6 лет назад

I don't understand why do you need isolation... 🤔🤔

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Insulation? Sound. Explained in the video

@800Viffer 5 лет назад

Every bloke wants/needs to be isolated in their man cave.

@bucketrobbert 6 лет назад

padlocks are no good if you can unscrew the screws

@bucketrobbert 6 лет назад

but good shed :) change your door on the shed so it can accommodate house hinges

@thackerify 6 лет назад

Hey, I'm new to your channel and loving the content (been binge watching videos). The only constructive criticism I have is that you tend to try and talk 'clearly' which gives your commentary a strained / artificial sound to it. Maybe you're reading from a script? There are other times when you are just talking, and it doesn't sound strained at all. You don't have a thick accent, so are easily understandable anyway. But no hate, am just giving feedback on my opinion. Thanks for all the great content.

@RagnBoneBrown 6 лет назад

Thanks, I've had this comment a lot. I think I'm gradually getting better/ more natural having looked back at a few old videos recently! I still find talking to a camera difficult even after 3 years!

@erickeysseric8950 5 лет назад

So the idea is expose all the screws ?

@RagnBoneBrown 5 лет назад

What?

@inayat4339 2 года назад

m8 you got planning permission for that?😂

@RagnBoneBrown 2 года назад

No...?

@GeorgiaRidgerunner 2 года назад

Hello good sir i just felt compelled to complement you on this playlist and say that im rather impressed By your furniture restoration videos Its ok to laugh at my poor attempt To type with british accent Hope you come by and check out my diy ish videos