My DIY projects used to fail without these steps

[@awantamta]

It seems like a very thorough and detailed way of doing a project and would be very useful

[@northernworks]

Glad it was useful for you

[@AshleighPeacock]

Excited to see it come together!

[@northernworks]

Me too, chief

[@samueljaramillo4221]

Good luck.👍🏻

[@northernworks]

Thanks! I need it 😅

[@relaxreflect5888]

Looking forward to the film video buddy! Ps great video btw, very well filmed and presented 👌

[@northernworks]

Coming very soon! Just editing now

[@michaelwillson6847]

Ohhhhhh Pete's going full business builder and youtuber 👏👏 can't really add much to the build side it I'll watch along for the ride my workshop is in the back of a storage unit that I share with my uncle so space is limited but a make it work. When it comes to setting things out etc I can help with that if u need it. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@northernworks]

Not sure about full business 😅. Would be cool to hear ideas on how I should lay it all out- I don’t have big tools, as you’ve seen, so plenty of space!

[@michaelwillson6847]

@@northernworks I'll keep my eyes open on how it plays out and will chat then.

[@__Timo__]

Oh, I am at step 0: learn to design your projects on the computer ;-) Nice advices here, due to lumber prices the most constraint will be money (and time). I live in Germany and nearly for everything you need a "Baugenehmigung" (planning and build permission). So this has to be done before the first screw is set and is often revoked if the build is closer than 3m to the neighbour's border.

[@northernworks]

Ha, no, you’re way ahead already. I just find 3D works for me. And I’m so thankful for permitted development here in the UK - I don’t think I’d have started if I needed to go through proper planning permission