In this video, you join me in part 1 of converting this junk filled shed into my dream workshop. I have my work cut out for my but this one will be worth sticking around for!
It was extremely fun having a search through it all. Most of it was junk but after finding lots of clues. I worked out that the person who once lived here was a model maker.
That has the making of a great little workshop, I love the old bench you uncovered and really liked the tool racks on the window, I presume they were rotten or woodwormed and that's why you removed them ? Old workshops often have tool racks full of chisels, screwdrivers and files at the window and it is a classic vintage look, so I hope you re-make some !
I’ve already posted a part 2, it’s just a short video. I’ll be making a bit more of a lengthy renovation episode where I actually work on the walls. And that should be out in the next couple of weeks
@martinmurraywooddesign haha very funny!!!! @RagnBoneBrown I’m so sorry but it’s in a skip. I’m sure you would have found some worthwhile finds in amongst this haul.
Oh no that sucks I’m sorry, theyrr loss but at least you get to work from home in your pjs if you. Want haha I love the garden btw it beautiful. You own that nice little.. is it a bungalow? or is it a cabin cos I cant tell lol
Could be a workable space for sure. However the audio is terrible. Cell phone mic is insufficient, but a good wireless mic. Rode makes an excellent one just make sure the mic comes with a windsock.