Cracking job doing that on your own fella

Very good video and the obvious quality of your work . I think the curved roof absolutely makes this standard shed / workshop design. From the few episodes I have viewed it would seem you are not building it on a budget! Great job

Loving this build!

Enjoying your build. You are the first builder in the UK I have seen that is smart enought to elevate your floor structure up off of the ground. Good thinking! The one place I see that your focus on ease of building is that you have a structural split at the center of your shop. The floor and the walls both break at the center. Over time this will result in the structure splitting at this point. There will also be added stress on the roof to hold it together. While it would have been better to splice the floor structure with at least an 8 foot length on the inside of each side plate. The walls should have been built in three sections to move the wall split to a different place then the floor split. Think in the future of where the structure's weak points are; where they are depending on the tension of the screws to hold it together rather than the shear strength of a much longer connection. Carpentry is all about shear strength! You are learning from doing so keep doing!!!!

Really enjoying this build!

That is briliant design.

Went together really well mate

Looking very good now Matt

Dads like to help but they also can see when to step back and let the child learn. Sounds like you have a great Dad who knows when to challenge his son.

That jig is work of a genius.

Great build 👍

I've not seen the process of installing a curved roof on a shed before, very cool. Also love the thought process that went into the build, knowing that you were doing it alone. All those half screwed in screws helped a lot it seems!

excellent job, you did well . Not easy on your own.

superb build!

The build is coming along well Matt - am enjoying this series. Editing it into 10mins just can’t convey how knackered you probably were at the end of each day and the challenge of working outdoors with the need to “get it done” to beat the great British weather!!

My planning and prep is dire, so when I see it in other peoples work I appreciate it.

Looking good sir

Good old Dad. You’d have been screwed without him.

Really enjoying this build so far Matt. Full of tips! Great stuff

Grand job there Matt. Gonna be a cute looking space with that curved roof. A little of the agricultural among the residential. Nice to see you did the membrane layers the right way this time ;) Oh, and I have to thank you for the introduction to the phrase "lumbersexual" via your Rag n' Bone interview. Caused many chuckles at work with that one since!

I have been following your channel for a while now and I love these videos, so good. Keep up the good work and drinking 🍺🍺😁

You are a hero to do this on your own Matt, i got mine installed by a company and then i insulated it all on my own using rockwool and osb boards and double glazed the windows and the door and i felt like i have built the great pyramids of Egypt haha .. well done you!

You’re quite a clever chap really aren’t you 👍🏽👍🏽 Thank you for taking the time to film it as you were in a hurry before the bad weather came in 🙂

I Like how you have planned this install out before starting the build as it looks like its really coming together nicely.Definite thumbs up.

It's looking really nice! Can't wait for to see the finished result!

Great Mate coming along great !!!

Really enjoying your workshop series , some great tips in this vid , especially the roof jig 👍 spot on mate

Looking really good Matt, giving me lots of ideas for when I build my shed, thanks

Awesome work. Very satisfying to watch. You need an Impact Driver. It's awesome in driving screws.

this has been the more interesting part so far good job man, and great effort making it alone

Excellent video mate, love it can’t wait to build my shed workshop in the new year

Looks great Matt.

Very nice. Going to be a great shop. Cheers

Matt, glad the roof is finished. Hope it protected against the rain & storm this weekend. Cheers mate

Really interesting Matt, coming along very nicely. Thanks for sharing

Great progress Matt. Looking forward to the rest of the series.

Looked like all your careful planning payed off in the end, looking great! 👍 👍

Fantastic you managed to get so much done so quickly...it's really looking great Matt 👍

This is a great series Matt. I love your determination to push on on your own and find neat solutions to make that possible. I think your dad and mine belong to the same "helper" club where they perfect the art of 'just too late". Looking forward to the next.

Good job but you should have put lattes on before the felt as it needs to breath if it can’t it will sweat. Otherwise awesome job well done.👍👍

Looking great 👍👍

Looking great so far. Those two fingers on the clip at the end really propped the shed up there :D Its the thought that counts :)

Great series so far! Like the roof choice.

Great series & will be very useful when I get round to building my own garden workshop next year Keep up the good work Sir

It's really taking shape now matt great job mate

Looking awesome, that’s how I made my old shed, I had a flat sloping roof with Coloron corrugated sheets on top of the plywood

Man, that was a hairy moment when the drill slid! You've done an amazing job flying solo, mate 👍 Awesome work and some great tips on planning ahead👌

It's looking good Matt ,my Dad had the knack of turning up when I am done for the day ha.

Looking great Matt, i see the 'a little too late scenario applies to your dad turning up' ha ha ha. Barry (Wirral, ENG)

I'll be very pleased if I do half as good a job as you by myself. Keep up the good work Matt! Now for video no.5 👍👍

It’s starting to take shape now. Congratulations on winning KHM Christmas too.

Great work, I just started my own workshop build yesterday. I've gone for a 16 x 8 with an apex roof, not sure how fun that will be in winter weather!

Best KZfaq series of 2019 😃

Your dad is a legend I could really do with him coming round to my place and give me a hand with a couple of bits,

Hi Matt, not that you'll be doing this again in a hurry, but for other folks some ratchet clamps can be very helpful for the initial sections, depending on where the first panels are fixed. Great idea about pre fixing the screws, I'll remember that one! It's tough working on your own. BobUK.

Nice

I think you should take your dad for a drink 🥃 as we all saw he did a lot of helping 😂😅😂

Really coming along nicely now Mat. Would you be able to say where you got all of your materials from? If you hadn't gone for the corrugated roofing, would you have chosen a flat roof or single or double pitched roof ? Looks amazing already.

Really enjoying watching this series. I bought a shed and really regret it but I needed it quickly due to a house move to store things. I now however am planning on making another shed/workshop and this is a great help. Question for you Badger, would you be able to move this shed if you moved houses? Apologies if you answered this already.

Help is always handy at the end of the job excuse my pain about-handy

i hope you dont get much snow. that roof might not support it. but i like the shop!

Again great video, if you lived bit nearer I would give you a hand ;) but I have to say you managed so much on your own. Well done Matt! From the selfish perspective, when's the next episode?

Great job Matt I've built shed's and shepherds huts myself over here in Ireland. Not many people doing it here. I've been toying with the idea of creating a KZfaq channel in a similar vain to yours I also weld sandblast and spray paint. I would appreciate any advice you can give on what video equipment I would need to get started as I am not great with technology. Thanks again keep up the good work.

This is a great build series. Will you be posting costs etc at the end? Would be really great to see how much a workshop of this size cost to build as I may have to do something similar in the near future.

How many more parts? I'm enjoying this series.

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Will you be doing a layout video of you're new shop? I only ask as its a similar size to mine.

Really enjoying this workshop series i just wish videos were longer. I should have recorded my workshop build.

Excellent Job Mat I built my own workshop as well Loving the series about how you've built it Big thumbs up Mate. Are you from Durham? I'm near Seaham Harbour

You’ve done very well, and well done Dad!. What ring shank nailer did you use?

I like the roof that is not flat and with a curve . Which project had more difficulties the shepherd hut or the workshop or due to experience workshop is easier to make ?

Great job. I'm going to build my own in the spring, but I was playing with the idea of making half the building workshop and put up a stud wall and make the other half a garden living room, sofa, TV ect. My frustration is that I want to do it all to a high spec with double glazing ect but obviously will cost more. If I jus make a shed style Im bound to regret it but it would be lot cheaper, but the building will be proof of my workmanship. Did you play around with different ideas? UK fan.

The shop is coming along nicely! What is the size of your new workshop if i may ask?

I didn't think my build through properly,came off the ladder and broke my foot! Hey ho,live and learn as they say!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Hi,,what size is that frame work buddy,,great video tutorial

Matt can I just check, are those roofing sheets just straight galvanised or are they painted grey. Only ask as I’m about to start my build and wanna make sure I get the same roof sheeting you’ve got. Cheers Rob

4:58 lmao just remembered Mr.Bean doing something like that.

Hi, I notice you use a nailer and a doweller. Mind if I ask which brand/models you use?

I work for Nutella 🤗🌲🦊🌲 and crisps 🤔

Hi Matt. I’m looking into building a tiny house. Did you need planning permission for this workshop?

I love the curved roof but you have more nerve than I to crawl across it's peak!!

Hi Matt, was just wondering which episode of Kirstie’s Homemade Christmas you are on??

When's the next instalment mate

I like keep on going and have a drink 🍺🍺 from Harrison

How much weight will the roof hold. You are nice and slim but would it hold us porkers?.

a staple hammer would of made it easier

good job, not a fan of the multi part videos tho

Hi Matt, could you tell me where you got your roofing material from? Would you recommend it for my workshop build.

You need an apprentice 🌲🦊🌲 just think what you could do., just sayin 😂🌲🦊🌲🤩