How to Build a Shed The Next Stage

[@johnbarlow6546]

More great work Peter. All the best

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi John, Many thanks. Peter

[@SteveZodiac777]

Thanks for this latest instalment. Your shed looks "right" and is coming together beautifully!

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Darrel, The weather is working against me this week and so there may be some delay. Cheers. Peter

[@robodinosaurs]

Peter I love your content, I turned 26 recently and found your content through your Karcher P washer review, I have no carpentry experience but I would love to learn in the future and be as skilled as yourself. Please keep the content up it’s very informative!

[@NewBritWorkshop]

You are exactly the sort of person that I would wish to help so please stay with me through what I hope will be a growing series of future videos. Cheers. Peter

[@antonoat]

Robo Dinosaurs , Peter is a great teacher too👍😀

[@dermotcullen5263]

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. You sir, are a joy to watch. Thanks for all your great videos Peter.

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Dermot, You are very kind. Cheers. Peter

[@garvielloken3929]

Thanks for your vids - you really motivate me! Also your mannerisms and comments are really pleasant and something to look up to!

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Garviel, Thank you so much. Cheers. Peter

[@godfreyglyn1117]

Peter that was really useful, having sold one house and having to leave my shed behind, it has helped me to plan my next at the new house, many thanks!

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Godfrey, I am now making the plans available although I have strayed from them quite a bit ! In order to get plans or to contact me via email I need your email address. KZbin no longer has a private messaging service and so in order to get in touch you need to place a comment on this or any other video with your email address. The KZbin software should identify and send it to the spam folder for The New Brit Workshop. Nobody will be able to see your email address except you and me. I will then delete your comment so that it does not end up in the public domain and I will then send the plans. Were we to do this the other way around then my comment, with my email address, would appear for all the world to see. Peter

[@rickmartin9833]

Good work Peter... cant wait to see the end result

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Rick, Cheers. Peter

[@router5840]

Nice Job Peter Hope you miss the rain.

[@idlersdream826]

That’s a great build, coming along nicely and we’ve been having some fantastic spring weather for a project like this 👍.

[@NewBritWorkshop]

It is a bit damp at the moment but I am managing some odds and ends. Cheers. Peter

[@antonoat]

If you’re going to build a shed, you might as well do it properly! Great job Peter👍😀

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Thanks 👍 Peter

[@stevebosun7410]

Hi Peter,' another informative video. I think I'd have checked the first cut feather board for size before proceeding with the rest. Sort of "measure twice, cut once".

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Steve, I did and you are right to point this out for other people. Cheers. Peter

[@dougsaunders8109]

Attention to details amazing. I have recently obtained my first Festool tool in a domino. It is great. But having seen you set up in the garden I will stick with my Dewalt 780 miter saw (and extension lead for power) and site legs, so much quicker for stops and cuts for this type of job.

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Doug, A good call with the saw. Enjoy your Domino - mine has transformed my woodworking. Cheers. Peter

[@georges8348]

Peter, I liked how you double checked your final cut three times! Sometimes I double check myself five times!

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi George, It is an age thing - but I wish I had started earlier ! Cheers. Peter

[@idlersdream826]

As my Dad always said, “measure twice, cut once”.

[@dunes7]

Another great video with lots of tips and tricks. i wish I was your apprentice Peter. i could learn so much from you, alas at my age though I'd be the oldest apprentice ever!!!

[@NewBritWorkshop]

You and me both ! Cheers. Peter

[@colind1988]

Hi Peter, your local timber merchant for the shed did a nice job. What I was wondering is would it be possible to produce a video based around what wood types you use in cabinet and furniture making, why they’re appropriate and where to source them? I have experience with tannelised and CLS for framing but not a clue with the likes of maple,ash and more specialised woods as seen in your projects. Also there’s only so far you can go with ply and MDF. Keep up the good work. 👍

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Colin, Many thanks for the suggestion. It is a good idea and I will add it to my (growing) list. Cheers. Peter

[@archiearbuckle43]

Im loving this wee series, Thank you

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Archie, Many thanks. Peter

[@davidmurray1928]

Looking good Peter 👍

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi David, Many thanks. Peter

[@tooladdict7463]

Really good Peter I wish you could buy Garden sheds that well-made

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Ben, You can but they cost a fortune ! This one will work out at about £800 and it will last for at least 30 years. Cheers. Peter

[@MrPatdeeee]

If I was to build a new house (it is not feasible), I would say to our "Mr Peter Parfitt", my friend, will you purrrrty pweeeeve fly over the "BIG" pond and build it for me? For I do not believe there is a house in the US that would be built as well as you can do it. GAR-OWN-TEED!" Absolutely Brilliant!

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Pat, You are, as always, very kind and generous with your comments. Cheers. Peter

[@gordonchapman222]

I am loving this series thanks Peter. I'm designing my own shed from scratch and these videos will be invaluable. Two things though, I can't find the vidio covering the roof, is that still to come? Also, will you be using Onduline corrugated roofing as per your old shed? 5⭐'s

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Gordon, I have been delayed due to weather and other jobs. Once the weather improves I will put the featherboard on and then do the roof. I suspect it is at least 2 weeks away. I do have a shed roof video from a while ago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4bRaqJ_fdlrgsU Peter

[@gordonchapman222]

@@NewBritWorkshop Thanks 👍

[@Goorney]

Could you tell me what was the panel thickness you used for the roof please ? I am currently building a 6 by 8 shed and can't decide whether to use 12 mm or 18 mm thickness OSB.

[@NewBritWorkshop]

I used 18 mm OSB for the roof as I wanted it to add strength to the structure. Peter

[@Goorney]

@@NewBritWorkshop Thank you

[@rossmarshall8151]

Hi Peter , love the videos keep 'em coming , I always look forward to new posts. Shame the square studs are the wrong way round :-) lol , always someone trying to pick fault , I do like your reply though ! Like the cool shades :-)

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Ross, The sunglasses are from Trend and they are safety glasses. They are superb and I will be buying more when these get knocked around too much. Peter

[@oldandbroke6085]

Hello Peter, I have been watching your videos regarding Festool products and on friday ordered a CTM 26 Dust Extractor from Axminster's, of course it has yet to be delivered. Several of your videos of the above item show you plugging Kapex and Router machines into the Tool Plug on the CTM 26 so that they both work together. The Kapex and the Routers have very high wattage requirements and the CTM 26 runs at 1800W. When both CTM 26 and the Kapex or the Router are operating the total load is, for example 1800W plus 1600W, this equals 3400W therefore exceeding 1300W which would blow a 13amp fuse? Would you please explain this. I have looked at Axminsters Web pages for the CTM 26 and the spec. page shows CTM 26 Max. Power Tool rating of 1800W and Motor Power as 350W - 1200W. Have I misread the meaning of the above Spec. values I hope so. I would be very grateful if you would explain please. Very kind regards John P.S. I consider all your videos very instructive and useful.

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi John, This question has been asked many times before - not here on my channel but on the main Festool blog site - the Festool Owners Club (FOG). Festool recommend that the CTM26 (and all the CTM and CTL class) will support the OF2200, the Kapex 120 and so on. I have never had any issues running those tools and I have had my CTL26 for 9 years now. Many thanks for the kind words. Peter

[@MINGLE2008]

Thanks for the video. I have an old green house which i intend to change into a shed.

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Christopher, At times like this how we wish we had a magic wand ! Good luck. Peter

[@DelH555]

Fastest 16 minutes of my life! I thoroughly enjoyed this Peter. You deserve an Oscar for sure 👍🏻

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Gosh, Many thanks. .... and I would like to thank my producer, my hairdresser....Peter

[@paultay23]

I want to live in your shed Peter

[@hugh5356]

You probably need to allow for some expansion on the feather board rather than cutting it exact.

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi Hugh, It will expand and contract mostly across its width. I am allowing a couple of mm along the length. Cheers. Peter

[@johnpower2692]

When's the next instalment?

[@NewBritWorkshop]

Hi John, Hopefully soon - we have had some awful weather and I am doing must best to keep the progress rolling along. Cheers. Peter

[@ressoman6425]

Hello! Can you tell me what your lazer tape was called please

[@NewBritWorkshop]

It is made by Leico and is at the lower end of their range. When buying a tool like this remember that it is only accurate to+/- one unit of the final digit. I would prefer one that reads to 0.1 mm and then I would round it up myself to the nearest whole mm. Cheers. Peter

[@hughtattersall7583]

Leica Disto D1

[@redstihl9027]

Those studs are the wrong way round 😬 and if that's having cladding it needs osb and membrane, then counter battening first 😬

[@philippabettison897]

redstihl How can the studs be the wrong way around? They’re square! And it’s a garden shed, not a house or even a workshop.