wortheffort | Build a Simple, Inexpensive, Outdoor Storage Shed with Basic Hand Power Tools. @wortheffort | Uploaded January 2021 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Dad and I were in desperate need of additional storage for lawn mowers, garden equipment, outdoor stuff, bicycles and the like. After looking at what was offered at the big box stores we decided we could build bigger, better and cheaper and have it done before a "kit" could arrive. Plus the kits didn't include foundation leveling.
So with some basic hand power tools that also have cheap hand tool equivalents we build a foundation, floor, walls and ceiling which should last the life of the house and provide lots of space for junk. Tips and tricks throughout the video.
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Direct Links to T-Shirts:
Illustrated Artwork - squareup.com/market/wortheffort-woodworking
Vector Artwork - youtube.com/user/wortheffort/store
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You can find the corner ties at the big box hardware stores or Amazon. amazon.com/shop/wortheffort?listId=A5A5HIAMWL4L&ref=idea_share_inf
Tools Provided By Dewalt shown in video:
60V batteries
Drill/Driver
Multifunction Oscillating Tool
Electric Planer
Framing Nailer
All others were purchased by Shawn Graham.
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This channel is based on the value for value proposition. We depend upon patrons like you to subsidize our efforts. The time away from the 'real work' that pays bills and opportunity loss of time with family are our biggest expenses.
So if you feel these videos and series are of value to you and others please consider shopping and patronizing these sites:
- wortheffort.com
- patreon.com/wortheffort
- squareup.com/market/wortheffort-woodworking-store (also for Donations)
- paypal.me/wortheffort for PayPal donations
- instagram.com/wortheffort_ww
- twitter.com/wortheffort_sg
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Non-"Affiliate" Amazon list of recommended stuff - amazon.com/ideas/amzn1.account.AGPTTH2B7QEN6OK4KIJ3ALQ43FSQ/A5A5HIAMWL4L
Dad and I were in desperate need of additional storage for lawn mowers, garden equipment, outdoor stuff, bicycles and the like. After looking at what was offered at the big box stores we decided we could build bigger, better and cheaper and have it done before a "kit" could arrive. Plus the kits didn't include foundation leveling.
So with some basic hand power tools that also have cheap hand tool equivalents we build a foundation, floor, walls and ceiling which should last the life of the house and provide lots of space for junk. Tips and tricks throughout the video.
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Direct Links to T-Shirts:
Illustrated Artwork - squareup.com/market/wortheffort-woodworking
Vector Artwork - youtube.com/user/wortheffort/store
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You can find the corner ties at the big box hardware stores or Amazon. amazon.com/shop/wortheffort?listId=A5A5HIAMWL4L&ref=idea_share_inf
Tools Provided By Dewalt shown in video:
60V batteries
Drill/Driver
Multifunction Oscillating Tool
Electric Planer
Framing Nailer
All others were purchased by Shawn Graham.
----------------------------------------------------------
This channel is based on the value for value proposition. We depend upon patrons like you to subsidize our efforts. The time away from the 'real work' that pays bills and opportunity loss of time with family are our biggest expenses.
So if you feel these videos and series are of value to you and others please consider shopping and patronizing these sites:
- wortheffort.com
- patreon.com/wortheffort
- squareup.com/market/wortheffort-woodworking-store (also for Donations)
- paypal.me/wortheffort for PayPal donations
- instagram.com/wortheffort_ww
- twitter.com/wortheffort_sg
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Non-"Affiliate" Amazon list of recommended stuff - amazon.com/ideas/amzn1.account.AGPTTH2B7QEN6OK4KIJ3ALQ43FSQ/A5A5HIAMWL4L
