My DIY Shed Build: An Unforgettable Experience | P1

In this video, Robert will bring you along with him as he continues the construction process for his outdoor lounge shed. Robert also shares his perspective about how he was able to tackle such a large task that was challenging and new to him that can be applied to any project.
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[@overdrivebeatz]

So dope, Im in the process of building a tiny house and im now super inspired to get this build under way, Thank you for this wonderful video - Overdrive Beatz

[@GreenTechTown]

Awesome! Tiny homes are part of what inspired me to look into tiny living also. Good luck with your build!

[@overdrivebeatz]

@@GreenTechTown I'm going to film it and upload it here. If you subscribe you'll see it when I upload it

[@NewEnglandPatriotsfan]

DIYs are absolutely awesome

[@gwenwardlow9240]

Amazing. I almost want to gift you some chickens to see what kind of awesome coop you come up with!

[@KokettaKnowles]

Enjoyed watching this motivational video.

[@farmerm-halcyonflowers1758]

Great job brother very inspiring 💯🤟🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@racingtogreen2023]

Looks like an adventure. We bought our big shed which my S/O uses for her art studio. It's for the most part, off-grid with a mini-split. I did add my own pretty large Ryobi rechargeable/electric tool shed workshop next to it, also solar-powered, which was my big adventure. Still slightly a work-in-progress. Watching your rain-barrel videos closely now, as we get ready to consolidate our 4 barrels for household irrigation.

[@derekcaprani9534]

Big fan. Really like the all videos, would love to have seen how you set up and levelled your concrete footers before constructing the base. Keep up the good work.

[@GreenTechTown]

Thanks and yes I wish I had taken more time to get some video footage. After trying different techniques found online, I ended up just investing in an affordable 360 laser level that could be mounted on a tripod.

[@americanindeon]

Watching you work was like watching myself. I do a lot of my work alone, because I need the challenges and it get's me so me time. I'm just about finished with a bathroom remodel that was the hardest jobs I've ever done. I will be building my shed/outdoor party area at some point. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@GreenTechTown]

I like the idea of a party area. What was the hardest part for the bathroom remodel that you ran into?

[@americanindeon]

@@GreenTechTown Tile work, mostly shower area because I ripped out the old bathtub / shower and turned it into a full shower with a built in seat, a wide niche and three shower heads. The tiles go all the way up to the ceiling. One shower head is a rainfall in the center of the shower near the ceiling. Then there is the main front shower head, and then a hand held wand. I haven't finished yet, I'm cleaning grout lines. I'll need a glass shower door before we can use it. It's been a long wait for this bathroom because I started it in 2020! But we had a pipe burst in the kitchen floor (pipes in cement pad) that turned into a total ceiling to floor make over, which I did everything but install the countertops. So then I kept going with the flooring into the dinning and living rooms. Of course I had to redo the stairs in the hallway while I was at it. So yeah I like the challenge of doing this, but I've learned that it's very hard to do while working a full time job. But the house needed it. The house was still stuck in the 80's, but not anymore.😁

[@GreenTechTown]

@@americanindeon That’s awesome that you stuck with it and continue to do so!

[@givemeaminutetothink]

I just put together a greenhouse kit so the timing of this is perfect haha. Of course the kit was somewhat easier than following plans like you did here, since all the parts were included, but it was the first structure of any size I’ve ever built and a huge learning experience. I also had to research a base for it and implement that on my own, since the kit assumed a base was already in place. It’s really fun to see what you can do, I agree that anyone who is thinking about a large project but letting self-doubt and what-ifs get in the way should just give it their best shot, having prepared properly and done their research. With that experience under my belt, I am able to think about what I would do differently and what I might want to do next. Edited to add: Looking forward to the rest of this build!

[@GreenTechTown]

Well said!

[@medjayalbaobab2003]

It's always a pleasant surprise whenever you drop a new tutorial video it's like Christmas again😊 Btw Speaking about Christmas happy new year to you homie...🎁🍾🎉🎆

[@GreenTechTown]

Thanks Medjay Al Baobab! Same to you!

[@janecannon5567]

Love this

[@2006mrderrickh]

Nice video. One suggestion: Instead of hammering nails by hand, you could have used your nailer. Just use 2" nails instead of the 3"

[@robertwood7034]

Pretty good for a guy who "doesn't know what he's doing". You're already beyond my experience level.

[@henzleekeilgalvizo5777]

Great video's i wanna build a shed that look like what you build from philippines 😇♥️🇵🇭

[@GreenTechTown]

Do it! :D

[@uncleelias]

Ouch!

[@ebazz5704]

Nice progress. Sucks your camera setup broke, but definitely good to see your projects are just as bumpy as some of my own

[@lovesdoggies1481]

How much is that gun

[@GreenTechTown]

I believe it was around $120 from Harbor Freight.

[@jamessullivan6985]

I have just watched 3 or 4 of your videos…….why has KZbin not shown me your channel before…. Well done sir, well done. Keep up the good work… I firmly believe your channel will grow but at a slower rate due to the algorithm….

[@iberg01]

Looking forward to the series. How been thinking about building an off grid microhouse as practice for my off grid homestead for retirement. Between the lessons I am going to learn in the process and the ones you can share, I might have a fighting chance

[@charitysmith7486]

Yayyy!!! You’ve finally posted another video. Can’t wait to see the rest of the series. 🤗

[@jackknows6509]

I think this was a great video. nice impact shat, too. You used a lot of small ideas we seem to forget. For instance like setting up your braces to slide along with you as you raised the walls, put blocks in so your spacings were consistent. All things we take for granted, but seem to forget when we are doing our own projects. And definitely the use of clamps as another set of hands!! Excellent job, Thank you.

[@GreenTechTown]

Thanks for watching and the feedback Jack!

[@marcusw86]

Is this your own design? Or did you get it from somewhere or someone else? Looks great. Nice job on it..

[@GreenTechTown]

It's mostly someone else's but I've modified it to have 2x larger windows and a larger door. You can find the link to the original building plans in the description.

[@spotwick]

Fun to watch, thanks for sharing, looking good!

[@GreenTechTown]

Thanks Chad!

[@thebeardedhomesteader]

Thats a nice build. You're doing a good job. I got to build a chicken house here in a little bit. because I have chicken eggs in the Incubator so I got a time crunch coming up but makes a good KZbin video

[@teresahoye6477]

Great video!

[@GreenTechTown]

Thanks Teresa!

[@rdt1344]

Way too cool.