Thanks for creating these tutorials, lovely calm and clear guidance.

Thanks Peter, enjoying this series

It's always great getting materials delivered for a project 😁😁

Quality as always Peter. I can tell you're an engineer😄. I've trained my apprentices over the years to spot them... Oh and the ex-military officiers. If we see the flowers and the grass standing to attention or the home owner in a boiler suit with an engineer square and a set of feeler gauges in their top pocket we know to up our game. 😉

lovely series this, peter. should be a very solid unit

Great so far shear perfection, have a nice day and Stay Safe !!! .

It's always nice watching someone else do all the work, lol. I know you don't really consider it work it's a very worthwhile project and one I'm sure many of us would enjoy! Love your meticulous planning as always! Tony.

That is some well thought out and neat work done there!

I too have spent many hours watching Norm and had the good fortune to meet him. He was scheduled to go on as a speaker in about an hour at a home builders show and they parked him back stage alone. I spotted him there all alone and dragged up a chair and kept him company. I doubt he remembers it as clearly as I do but if he does I hope its a favorable recollection. Having framed many houses and a number of sheds in the US and now building furniture I find your process a wonderful combination of construction framing and cabinet making. Thanks for posting. And, I am concerned about the black plastic sheet under the OSB. Fearful it will trap moisture (rising damp) and rot the frame. Hope you used pressure treated lumber.

Peter, I believe your shed is going to be built more accurate than my Swiss Watch! Nice work!

How amusing! I started building a home workshop a few days ago, too.

Fantastic job Peter...

A true professional as always.

Ya know what? I do believe this shed is going to be "Absolutely Spot-On", Yep, as the sun comes up in the marnin! Our Mr Peter Parfitt does not let a single thing go buy that it is not square. Aint' that dandy? Whoeeee! NONE finer! Caint' wait for the next episode. I will make sure I stay tuned to this channel.

Hi Peter as usual a very interesting project very well explained. I enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for your advice. I bought the saw as you suggested and waiting for the arrival. I also purchase from faskit the sliding door. Thanks

Well done Peter.

Looking good 👍

By...I wish i had the tenacity and skills you have Peter, that is going to be one hell of a shed when its finished. 👍👍

Hi Peter, I wonder how many people have been influenced by Norm Abram over the years, I certainly was. Although I tread a different path nowadays as I only use hand tools ( no room for power tools ) Regards Jim.

Beautifully made Peter and perfect timing as I will be building my own shed in the next few weeks. I think I may take the easier option and go for a flat roof though. I was thinking 8' x 6'. What size is yours?

Hi Peter, another great video (is “video” the correct term nowadays - showing my age) can I please ask length and diameter of the screws you used on this and did you drill pilot holes beforehand?

Recently came across your channel, think it’s great. Do you have an engineering background?

Niffy plus 10!

Nice work Peter - I'm just wondering whose missing a couple of traffic cones! Seeing you build the shed I feel something of a waster having bought an 8x6 gardening shed myself! Was there something in particular that led you to decide to build your own from scratch? How cost effective in terms of materials do you reckon this approach is? Good luck with the remaining tasks.

Really nice job. Enjoy watching it. Just a question, the trusses aren't those a bit overkill for this size of span? The rafters don't look like they would bend under their own weight, or are there more considerations for this design? I know, no kill like overkill and I like it myself, I'm just trying to learn and understand as much as I can about roofing, before I start my own project :) All the best, from Belgium!

Working on my own currently. Curious as to why you wrapped your base frame in plastic? Not seen that done before.

Hi Peter, I think you have answered my question from the previous vid about airflow!. How about the timber used for your frame, was this treated or just standard? I know your floor frame was but this is lighter in colour and does not look like treated timber. Thanks 👍

It's not raining and it's sunny, have you moved out of england?

I now have an image in my head of a car nose down inside a workman's ditch outside your house because someone nicked a couple of cones!

Hi peter, Is that treated timber? Is it just pine, or is there something better that can be used outside? Andrew

Why did you not make the shed much bigger. You have the room. Was it the cost or what you are going to use the shed for??

I assume "sloppy roof stuff" is a technical term or jargon :-)

I'm surprised that you haven't used any noggins. Any particular reason for that?

Where did you get those waste side material supports (traffic cones)? I thought it was just drunken teenagers that collected those!

at 9:20 how did you get those birdmouth thingy joint so crisp? - any tutorial on bird mouths in general

K

Liking the project. But I would have liked to have seen at least some detailed footage of you erecting the frame, and fastening the floor - especially in light of how the first 10 mins of the video were a bit overly pedantic in explaining how you made the frame. Seems like you just lost interest in filming half-way through!