First of all, it’s called a shed for a reason you cannot have it a shed whether you living in it or you working it you need to build any structure that you’re going to maintain occupancy whether it’s for one minute or 12 hours just like a regular house you can’t take a tough shed plan to your citybuilding and planning department and get a permit for that why would you ever use a tough shed as a place to be inside and work build it right?

Why in the heck would anybody spend money on a tough shed when you can build it easily yourself I mean it’s a no-brainer. What a waste of money.

So I’m just seeing this video but I bought this same setup but my rear speakers sometimes my rear will have voices mostly with music. Or it’ll not have the voices come through the rear speakers while watching movies but it’ll play the voices on commercials

VERY cool video...The "double clutch" with the record button..GUILTY on all counts here! I shoot a local TV show using a Black Magic Pocket Cinema 6k. I am crash coursing on the RED Komodo because I will be shooting a feature with one in October. Trying to get in front of the curve. All info is greatly appreciated. subscribe button hit!

Wanna sue them they robbed me !!!

Great video, sir! I work as a direct sales rep for Tuff Shed and just wanted to clarify one point. Based on the screen captures of our shed design program in your video, you purchased a heavily modified/customized Sundance Lean-To model from Home Depot. What you ultimately wound up with is very similar in appearance to the Premier Pro Studio that we offer on the direct-sales side of the company, but your starting point was not the Pro Studio model that you've linked to in the video description. That model cannot be purchased from any Home Depot. The apples-to-apples comparison for the Sundance Lean-To that you purchased from HD would be the Premier Lean-To model on the direct-sales side of the company. In a 10x16 dimension, the base price of those two models is only about $300 apart and that's due to the Premier Lean-To including a longer warranty, upgraded flooring and radiant heat-barrier on the interior roof/wall sheathing. You definitely saved some money going with a customized Sundance Lean-To instead of the Pro Studio, but many Home Depots don't offer any customization of their Tuff Shed models--let alone customization to the degree that you paid for. The Pro Studio also includes a 24" front roof overhang vs. your 18" overhang, a taller back wall height, a full-lite entry door vs. the rough opening for your custom door and as a 10-year vs. 5-year warranty. Most folks will probably find that ordering the Pro Studio model directly from Tuff Shed is a much easier option to get the same overall look that you have in your shed--albeit a slightly more expensive route based on those listed differences. Thanks for your time!

Reading is required 😂😂😂😂😂readddddddd. Horrible foundation 😂😂

I had Tuff Shed (through HD) build a 10 by 12 building for a studio in 1996 (28 years ago). The cost for the shed plus upgrades was $1600. I don’t renter the finish out costs, but I did all the work my self ( electrical, insulation, flooring and sheet rock). I put a new door on several years ago, had it reroofed and have had two AC units. Other than that I am still using the studio daily. Tuff Sheds last.

thanks for the vids, I’m looking into Tuff Shed too. what size is yours? I’m trying to gauge how functional 10x12 vs 10x14 would be like. thanks

LotS of distortion, this lens is designed for corrected software camera not BMPCC UNFORTUNATELY

When you set timecode to external you have to then jam sync with your timecode source

six minutes in I'm wondering why not a concrete pad or perhaps procure rock in bulk.

Any idea if you can add external Bluetooth speakers that are *not* Roku brand?

Hey Blake, your videos have been great. I am trying to do the exact same thing in terms of electrical for my shed. But I am completely ignorant as to how to ask an electrician. Can you breakdown exactly how I should ask for this? Every electrician is confused when I say I am trying to run the shed on a portable solar power station.

In Canada, i cant order the subwoofer. The speakers are on Amazon, but not shown on the Roku website.

man this is dope plan on doing this when i move

I thoroughly enjoyed this break-down. Well executed, honest, and informative. Nicely done, man. Thank you for posting this.

This is the best shed breakdown I’ve seen on KZbin. Thanks for sharing.

Really great suggestions.Thank you for the content. How is the final edit going?

Great review. Congrats on the film!

I finally caved to fill my wide angle gap with this. I'm looking forward to astrophotography, but besides that I'd say it's my least exciting lense purchase. All the other lenses gave me capabilities I didn't have before. But I have a decent ultrawide on my phone and that makes almost $500 seem like a stretch to justify.

I also got a Roku setup with the Stream Bar Pro, the surround speakers to the rear and the sub. Really like the performance. My really big complaint though that I thought going to the Roku system over the built in speakers is the clarity of the dialog. The Roku did not help even though it has a setting for that. From doing an online search I found many have the same complaint regardless of the audio setup. Seems the problem comes from the content provided now days. I have no problem understanding the dialog on older movies, TV shows, talk programs etc. However recent decade movies and network TV shows sound like the people are talking through a pillow. Has technology gone backwards. Some say it is the down mix from 7.1 to lower arrangements or other excuses but why can I understand the dialog on Cops which is filmed live in the field better than a controlled movie or TV shoot? Any suggestions?

This is the only video on youtube clearly showing how this 9mm works on a blackmagic camera. Wonder if you used af on pocket4k and how it fares.

it's a sony

Appearance is great: I am unconvinced as to the technical and spec end of things? f you were interested in efficiency, the floors would have been insulated, the walls would have been 2 x 6 and your roof would have been 2 x 10 allowing for more insulation which is always cheaper than more solar or grid power. Further, instead of separate heating and cooling units a single high efficiency heat pump would make more sense. IMHO The ceiling insulation job did you no favors as it is unventilated which shortens the life of the roof. If your purpose was a sound studio Tuff Shed might have advised you to use rock wool insulation instead of fiberglass for its superior attenuation qualities. As someone who has built multiple homes for myself and others, I am guessing the frankly insufficient stone work and the steel base framing will come back to haunt you. Lets hope my guess is off.

How do you like the portkeys monitor? You use it to control the Komodo?

how do I run my 4k player deck through this sound system and have it on the tv?

Hi Blake, I noticed you have a streaming device hook up in the beginning of the video. Do you have to disconnect it before setup the streambar? Thanks in advance!!!

That $3660 10 x 16 shed base price, is now $8000 dollars!

Thank you for sharing! Do you happen to know what kind of paint Tuff Shed uses? Like what brand or type?

Just order one for my G9, looking forward to trying out some creative semi-macro stuff

Same makes me made

I know you said this is not a How-to, but I’m curious if your insulation/drywall contractor mentioned the complexities with the vapor barrier? I’m in the Pacific Northwest and am in the process of converting my 200sq ft Tuff Shed into an office space. The ceiling has the radiant vapor barrier like yours. Drywall and insulation contractors won’t touch the ceiling because of that vapor barrier and ventilation. Two have told me that baffles are required (which is an easy fix) but with 2x4s and the studs being 24” on center, that won’t leave much room for fiberglass insulation. The other problem I’ve learned after loads of research and talking to insulators is that insulating over the vapor barrier will 1. negate the function and efficiency of the barrier, and 2. create the perfect trap for excessive heat and moisture which eventually leads to all the problems. So, I’m curious about your ceiling insulation, are there baffles? Either way, how are you keeping the airflow between the vapor barrier and the insulation circulating? Have you noticed any issues yet now that you’re over a year in? (PS: I can’t get Tuff Shed to give me any answers about the ceiling and insulation, so any advice you have is great!!)

I had to enable ARC on my TV for it to work but your TV looks a bit dated your probably right that it doesn't support it

I bought it a few weeks ago, but when I connect my phone to it and play music 🎶 it is just quiet. But when connected to my LG TV via HDMI the sound is there.

If I want to film everyday life, travel, walk tour to capture the environment and product reviews where I will behind the camera most of the time to do the talking, elements record for game making and I want to experiment music making with singing and instrument too and the video will be shot with a Panasonic HC-X1500 camcorder and Sony A7RV, what minimal multi use cases no show on screen audio setups are right for me, should I get just one stereo super cardioid shotgun mic or an omnidirectional audio recorder to do it all or combination of them to cover stereo and mono needs? That camcorder has an optional handle with LED and 2 XLR inputs but the setup will be tall even before add the mics, is XLR necessary and will I able to use the XLR handle on the camcorder as music recorder? The gear I have in mind are the unique looking stereo Sennheiser MKE 440, Deity V Mic D4 Duo, Sony ECM-B1M, Sony PCM-A10 recorder, Zoom H2n, Saramonic SR-VRM1, Roland R07 and Zoom H3-VR. For photography, I shoot mainly for document life and creative shots and potentially photograph for photorealistic shots, I haven't know how to get photography gig yet, I will use the A7RV to shoot photo but do you think it's for me I should go for RX100 VII, or something in between, but I think there's no much reasons other than weight to get unpocketable compact cameras because you get less handling and EVF but still need to carry with a bang or hang on neck, I know I can get great shots with RX100 VII or Lumix LX10 but I have some photographs ideas that might only able to achieve with interchangeable camera which is full body person with background blur from a distance, ultramacro and I want to try to join competitions. I not a bokeh person but a story and creativity driven person and prefer most of my shots to be fully in focused, and sometime I wonder do I really need to put so much effort into carry these gears when I can just google the photos I want to look at that other people already took, what you guys think, A7RV, G9 ii, G95, GX9, RX10 IV, LX100 ii/D Lux 7, LX10, RX100 VII or something else? I was plan to get the Sony 70-200mm F4 ii with 2X tele converter which can get 1:1 macro and 600mm digitally too but that camcorder can reach that hence it's less needed and just I need to figure out ways I can get more magnification of macro hopefully with a tele lens too to reach things further away.

Hi sir I am planning about making an indie feature film mostly horror and thriller. I am looking at sony fx6 and Red komodo right now. Which one would you recommend for me ?

How do you spell the lens name? Is it Meke

Great video. Super helpful the way you broke down all the prices. Thank you!

Just got it. Using with gx9. Very impressive. Have to be careful about being square with subject, but otherwise sharp and beautiful!

Did you hook up the speakers as front or rear speakers? The reason I ask is when I set up my speakers as front speakers, the Streambar went silent. I then set up the speakers as rear speakers, and the sound quality improved, but I still ave to set the volume higher than I would prefer. I'm somewhat hearing-impaired. I'm thinking of adding a Roku Bass or a second set of speakers, or possibly both in order to increase the volume output. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

this was great dropping a like

Sir, would be nice to attend a paid master class in person in Dallas or online. We can learn a lot from your experience to make our own films

Good luck with the movie !

Congratulations my dude. Wish you all the best on your journey. 🎥

Looking forward to seeing the movie!!

What size is this shed? Scanned through and couldn’t find it, apologies if the information is in plain sight 😅

Hey, I’m interested in shooting my own short scenes (not a film yet until I get more experience). But I’m an actor, do you think it’s possible to act in it, monitor the sound and have someone record it if I show him what to do?

I have a Streambar and like the sound quality. But it has one very annoying tic: The sound automatically mutes when I go from one channel to another; or from the Roku home page to another source, like my blu ray player or broadcast TV. Does anyone know how to stop it from doing this? P.S. Writing this in Apr. '24. I was finally able to get through to someone at Roku who suggested replacing the HDMI cable with a different one; something that never occurred to me. Well, it basically worked. Yay!