Stuart your standard of work is 10/10 … clearly taking your time and having some good kit really makes it easier 👍🏻

Anyone else give Stuart’s videos the thumbs up before even watching because they’re consistently great videos and never been wrong in giving thumbs up ?! Another enjoyable video thank you Stuart 👍

And here I thought I was the queen of using fence pickets to make things. This storage box is brilliant!! I made some patio furniture out of fence pickets and 2x4's but storing the cushions was always a headache. This box solves that problem, looks quite smart, and costs a fraction of Ikea. Thank you, thank you!! 😊

Thanks.This is a super project. I like the three words Drill,glue and screw. This us the manthra for joinery

Very nice build, I learned a few tips as well. I liked the idea of overdrilling the hole so the screw slides through. Lining the box with plastic would have never occurred to me. Thanks

These are my favourite types of your vids Stuart - nice, easy to follow, mini videos for a specific DIY project. I didn't even realise cordless staplers were a thing, I've always used the same as yours albeit a Dewalt version. Liked the close up of your laser mitre - and it reminded me that i need to dig out your "how to set a mitre to 90 degrees" video as my blade is currently slightly off from the laser bizarrely so i'm not getting particular good cuts at the moment!

Brilliant!! Straightforward.... no frills . To the point and great advice. Keep them coming

Content, explanation, narration, sound and video editing is amazing. Thank you for posting!

Taught my daughter to sort straight bits of wood in the yard at B&Q when she was about 4 (tbh, just trying to keep her occupied, lol). Her line "well, it's staight for B&Q" has got many a chuckle from other shoppers.

Love this book! kzfaq.infoUgkxpCNxqmAkyjN6NPx1fyB7QiEFWyO5mUWL it is simply one-of-a-kind! I really love it, because karah explained all tools required to have the job done, not mentioning the fabulous diy pallets ideas. I'm pretty sure this will be a fresh start in my new endeavour. Amazon was great, they delivered on time. Thank you!

Good work Stuart, has given me an idea on how I can build a bike storage shed to get them out of my garage and reclaim some man cave space

Nice that you hilight correct size pilot holes and the clamping effect of screws - I only discovered this recently - couldn't suss out why no matter how hard I tried sometimes timbers wouldn't clamp together - then I realised they were always being held apart by the thread. I always go for partially threaded screws these days - such as Screwtite, very good.

Wow putting aside the labour you built that at a very reasonable cost. And off course there is that satisfaction in DIY.. good job!

Great vid, like you I've been pricing up garden storage and nearly had a heart attack, this one looks a lot better & will be much stronger too. Another project for me to get on with!

Great job. I happened to build a similar box a few months ago. I did not have access to feathered edge boards which created a problem with the lid. I used 2x3 rather than 2x2 for framing. I wishi had those hinges to keep the open lid vertical. I used castor wheels rather than short legs. Ultimately, I ended up with a heavy box. Your design is neat and the finished product awesome.👍

Another clear an easy to follow diy video Stuart filled with tips an tricks along the way. Fantastic video keep them coming please.

Cracking build, nice and simple explanations. I might add a small chain or cable to the lid to stop it possibly opening too far by accident. Great stuff.

Thanks for this video. I’m about to make a log store for a customer and loved your simple design so I will borough you idea’s. Thanks again for your skills and sharing them. Mark

Thanks to you I made a fantastic garden gate and now I’m going to make a storage box 😁

Always a great watch Stuart, I would love a workshop like yours keep up the great work 👍👍

A very useful and informative guide. I learnt a lot, thanks very much. I am going to make one of these for our chair cushions and make some space for myself on my garage shelves.

Thank you so much!! I too have been pricing outdoor storage bins. I want my shopvac outside. I’ve watched other videos on running PVC etc.. I also saw one comment on hiding the ugly gas meter. I may do that first as it will be a little smaller. I appreciate your time and effort.

Great job - just what I was after having seen prices from £1.5k - £2k for a patio cushion storage box. Like the tip on getting the plastic fixed before the feather board.

Great job without any fancy equipment 👍

Finally, somebody who understands I don't have bazillion pounds to get my garden furniture done! Thank you sir.

nice bit of kit .would love to see a multiple wheelie bin project

I liked the quip about the track saw, I use the same type as you!😁 I know many makers swear by them but a circular saw and a bit of time making a straight edge does the job for me. I even use the same type of cordless stapler. Great box and easy to follow instruction. Brilliant!👍

Lovely job mate. Clear delivery, great humor and a cracking end result.

I enjoyed watching that - and it's given me an idea for a proper sized bike shed to go in the garden which I may well get around to building over the forthcoming few months

Thanks for this Steve been planning on doing something like this for a while but now after watching you l have no hesitation in going ahead 👍

I've just finished an adapted version of this. One half of the box hides our ugly gas meter whilst the other is enclosed to serve as storage for parcels etc if we are away. I followed Stuarts methods and am really pleased with how it turned out. It blends in nicely against our cottage wall. Keep up the excellent content Stuart!

This intro is what I've been thinking about for a few months

Thanks Stuart for another enjoyable informative proper diy project. I would suggest and appreciate a pergola project attached to your house above your patio doors.

Brilliant as always - I now have exactly what I need for making a couple of cold frames - just by not putting in a bottom & a slight change to the top Like some other comments i would love to ses some stuff about stuff made solely out of reclaimed wood & pallets as you need to take out a mortgage to buy timber these days - just finished an open sided 7 X 4 by 6 foot log / wheelbarrow / fertiliser etc store out of old fence posts a privacy screen & side gate & 4 or 5 pallets & it still cost far more than i expected just buying additional battening & OSB for the roof

Excellent work Stuart, that was a brilliant idea for outdoors, I also have one of those cordless staplers, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia.

Love the cordless stapler! I've got one too!

Proper job Stuart, all these sorts of projects Stuart you should draw up some plans and sell. Out of all these you have done so far I think I would have bought 3 or 4 sets of plans off you.

I like that a lot! As you rightly point out the plastic varieties are pretty poor compared to that and more expensive! Quality video and thanks for sharing 👍 😊

Another cracking vid Stuart. Looks very professional and I would quite happily buy that if I saw it on sale in a shop.

Absolutely brilliant. Many thanks! You are a great teacher.

Glad I stumbled accross this. Was enjoyabve and relaxing to watch. Many thanks!

Hi Stuart.the video’s you put on you tube have been a favourite of mine ever since I saw the first one.I liked the idea of lining the inside of the storage box .was thinking of doing the inside of my new shed with the same to keep out draughts

Nice box Stuart. As someone lower down mentioned, a larger version of this for a wheelie bin screen is a definite possibility for me. Your manual stapler looks easy to use. Mine is not, so I invested in a Worx cordless stapler / brad nailer a few months ago to replace it. I have other Worx tools so I didn't need a battery or charger to go with it so a reasonable £72 at the time. Much easier on my arthritic hands.👋

If direct rain is a concern, maybe making the lid a little wider and having a thin piece of wood on the lid lapped over the wall to keep the driven rain out could help. Nice build and thanks for sharing. It turned out great!

You are an excellent teacher Stuart, I pick up a lot from these. What is not remarked upon is your considerable skill at video and editing which must put hours on your work. Many thanks and keep up the good work.

Super simple and inspiring presentation. Thank you for sharing. Ray.

Fantastic job and just what I've been looking for too. A taller version would be ideal. Great tips and construction techniques thanks

Your detail and explaining things is so good. I always learn something from your videos 😄

Love this. Is there a similar way to do this with fence pickets vs the feather edge boards?

Love his work, alway clear and to the point

Terrific just love how you work would not attempt anything remotely like your project . Don’t have patience or skill, but enjoy watching

Nicely done. One possible improvement might be to paint the bottom OSB with heavy duty porch paint. I see why you wouldn't want to cover that with plastic (would get scuffed etc).

Nice project. First time seeing your vid's. I'll check out some more. Nice to see someone using a diy cutting board. It blows my mind what folks spend on 'track saws'!!! If I may make a suggestion, a bead of appropriate sealant around the wood faces, at the edges of the palstic sheet would help to water proof further and also help keep bugs out some.

Very nice work and a sturdy box too!

So easy to watch. Great presentation.

That's a top tip at 7.45, nice one 👍

love on the first "end" where you fix'd it to the wrong piece of wood :D

Nice one mate, simple but well executed 👍 & looking great 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Been watching KZfaq for 10-15 years. Subscribed to 50-60 channels. Yours is the only one I look forward to new videos every week. Keep it up. And what is in that shed???

Nice, easy to do project. I might have put an overlap piece around the lid to stop horizontal rain being driven through the gap where the lid meets the main frame. Thanks for sharing.

Nice video, exactly what I’ve been looking for, as you say the ready made versions are very pricey, will give this a go.

lovely idea and yet another great design. please keep the videos coming.

Just made a similar one. Thanks for the video, gave me a few tips that proved very useful.

Remembering to put the small plastic feet into the end of those legs is going to make that last forever, the water that would have been sucked up through that end grain would have ruined it over time 👍👍 good work

Perfect. Just what I've been looking for.

Nice build 👌 I am trying to get my wood shop ready now..🙏

Never seen that done before top job guys

I think I will build one of these to house my compressor in whilst I am spraying! 👍

Very nice! I recently clad my brick shed in the same material. To keep the line correct, I shimmed out the bottom edge of the lowest strips of featheredge, as if they were overlapping a piece below. Also, I was going to paint it, either with Cuprinol Garden Shades (or Wilko's equivalent), or masonry paint; but in the end I used Screwfix No Nonsense clear wood protector. It's basically white spirit, with some additives, and it imparts a slightly golden glow to the wood, and looks superb. I like the idea of the plastic beneath the lid, although I would probably have just used a sheet of OSB and some roofing felt.

Looks awesome and easy 👍. Thank You for sharing.

Brilliant that Stu. Thank you. Always learning. Appreciate your work.

Nice one 👍 Undertaking a similar project this weekend, a pallet wood log store!

Enjoyed the video, Stuart. You do some great work! This is Ray, from Beaumont, Texas. Look forward to watching your videos.

Just found you in my stream- very impressed so I have liked and subscribed, because, as an avid DIY'er myself, one is never too old to learn some new hacks, tips and tricks.

Great. Love home you make it look so simple

Love it!! Been consuming this for months now and I like it A Lot ;)

That looks brilliant and the size can be varied to suit I guess.

Great work there, I am a plumber, and have started working on some wood just lately, why do you use the impact driver, for screwing the screws in? Is that easier to use?

You make making items look simple and easy stuart. Another good video. Keep up the good work 👍

Brilliant! Thanks from Washington state in the U.S.!

I just completed a similar one for the recycling boxes / parcel deliveries. i used all free wood from Facebook market place plus some free feather edge from a mate who just finished a project. i used this video as a guide. i don't have any power tools except a cordless drill but the video was still very useful thanks.

Great build Stuart. Thank you. I am enjoying your succint, informative videos. Have you had any mould problems? I find condensation after a hot day, cold night encourages it and wonder if a small, insect proof vent either end would be an added benefit? Keep up the great work.

Excellent project just like the others. I might use the same design for planters. Well done Stuart.

Thanks for this - great video.

I absolutely can’t wait for your KZfaq videos to come out, good work

Hi Stuart. I have just stumbled across your channel/videos and all I can say is I'm glad I did. Love the channel. Great videos, very informative. I was just wondering if you could possibly use your knowledge, experience and wisdom and do a video on making a wood burning pool heater? Keep up the good work and keep the videos coming. 👍

Nice job pitty you did not have some breathable membrain like Tyvac I think it would stop any chance of swetting and a possablety of mildew but all in all a very nice job and looks a million times better than plastic.

Just built this, kind of. Made a few changes on the outside design, but followed the internal structure. Very easy. My first woodwork project.

great old stapler, they are supper handy.

Good stuff, thanks for this. I was surprised at the pricing of the flimsy plastic storage boxes too so am planning on making a wooden one and this is very helpful. Liked and subbed.

Really enjoyed this, my OCD was screaming at the glued butt joints but you're 100% right it's not necessary to use fancy joinery on a project like this. My only one criticism is the lid seal, water will get in under that lid something like a stick on/staples rubber door seal will fix easily enough.

Right there with you on the cordless stapler... light and easier to use! :D

Ok first attempt at constructing something!!!Your video will certainly help.

Good work. Great timber yard nr Norwich 👍

Very well done, Stuart! Nice ice box! 😁

beautiful job

New subscriber here. I love your channel! Definitely a new favorite! Thank you for the great content!

Great video, just wondered about the lid construction, looks like you're maybe using a different/smaller timber for it (1x2?) and so wondered about what fixings you used for the cross members as I couldn't see any and for the hinges to get a decent hold on the thin material.

I was hoping for a materials listing and a cut listing. Do you have one? Thanks!

Thanks for the inspiration Stuart, I've just been out to buy the wood to make one! Just got a query/concern about the hinges - the base part of the hinges are screwed to the flat horizontal top of the back frame but the the roof then closes down to your 15 degree slant. Isn't that going to put some pressure on the hinges or the screws on the flat base? EDIT: found the answer - the hinge by default can close over to about 18 degrees due to the thickness of the pinion element.