Every second you spent on the scaffolding of death filled me with immeasurable dread and anxiety, good work!

This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection kzfaq.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.

You speak like this is all new to you and you are learning as you go but the quality of your work is outstanding. Looks great. Keep it up.

It makes me feel good to see a young guy doing this. Gives me hope

You are amazing with all your skills and talents and how you do all this work by yourself.

I have no idea why I just watched 3 of his videos without skipping any context. I am nurse not a construction guy. But I enjoy watching them, why thou...?

I like how you find solutions for when there's something hard.

I love seeing a youg man kicking ass by himself great freekin job. Oh and Bless You Gazoontight!

This looks great! Will be checking out the rest of the video to help with finishing my garage/man cave/workshop

I been watching since first part, such good videos

Man I could watch your videos all day. I enjoy doing things like this but unfortunately I now live in an apartment. I enjoy making furniture just to be creative and destress. Great work, also I appreciate the fact how much logic you apply. Sometimes people can make things so overly complicated.

Great job ben.

I love the way you clean up so well all the time.

I have a somewhat smaller shop 20x30 with 8 ft ceilings, I want to basically do what you have done. The problem is you are about 40 years younger 🙂 and way better on the ladder. I have some bids to have it done but it is cost prohibitive. I want to insulate it and then install plywood on the walls and ceiling so I can then install AC/Heat so I can work in it year round, Great job,

I have done the same “I forgot the tool on the ladder” move too. Thanks for sharing your progress.

turned out great.

PS. my arms/shoulders are hurting just watching you do this!

I got exhausted just watching this man move all the plywood. God damn.

Its stunning

I have only seen my own Daddy work like this..work horses..hard worker

Been watching since the marble mini golf. Still have a smile after every video ❤️

Wow, I'm amazed at what this kid accomplished. I only played video games when I was a teenager.

Hell of a build fella, and to have done it solo, hats off! Salute

Great vid Ben.The right tools make it easy.

you doing without any help. Mind blowing task. Great job

Great job! Amazing you did all this on your on. Really good video and commentary as well. Love the outtakes. LOL.

Ben Im amazed at what you have built there by yourself. Good job and thanks because lately I've been learning too much with your videos the only thing is i wish i could have more time to practice because as a Chef im bussy mostly all the time..good vibes.

congrats

great job!

Lookin good Benny boy. Nice work.

These videos are awesome, Ben!

you know im taking a deep breath at the end 👍👍👍 awesome

Looks great. Baltic birch for swathing... fancy

the scaffolding of death is what you get when a stunt man is making a house.

As you went sitting on the Scaffold , I was thinking 'DUUUDE get off the scaffolding of deaaath "! But hey nice work it looks awesome. I love the idea of screwing everything into anywhere on every wall, good move !

I just stumbled on this channel, and this video, today. This is fantastic! And what a great result! Problem solving on the fly, and just plain old hard work and ingenuity. I had to subscribe, and I'm looking forward to watching the entire backlog. Great job, Mr. Tardif.

damn i love your videos doesnt matter what kind i just like it i dont know why

You, sir, are a beast ! Nice work bro

Dude, we went to high school together! Including playing soccer. Congrats on the shop

"I got back on my scaffolding of death" LOL

Haha, scaffolding of death, that's an accurate description.

You should be stoked! You did an amazing job and I am in awe.. l am surprised about the 1/2in plywood but it makes sense when I think about the added weight of 3/4. P.S. I love your dog!!!

Great job Ben.

FOOOOOFO ! BEAUTIFUL THIS PUPPY. FROM BRAZIL

I just did a room with ply myself. 12mm but a bit cheaper than yours. It’s come up a treat.

This. Is. So. Cool!

Love love love it.

I don't want a man who will build me a house, I want a man who will build me a workshop this beautiful. 😍

New sub just because of “technical difficulties”!

looks amazing

Good job keep them coming and more on the puppy

I loved the out takes @ the end ;-)

I'm ready for that guest bedroom video 👀

It’s looking good 😀

It looks great! I can’t wait to see everything to come

Very Cool! Good job.

So nice I love it

You could of put the lift up on a couple of pallets to reach the ceiling ...... for next time ! 👍😂

just FYI you are supposed to start from ceiling for the sheeting that way the top row of the wall can also hold the sheets up. The order is top to bottom.

That puppy is so cute! 😍 and so are youu 🙈🙊😅

Took five days and the work paid off

Nice

Looking good man!!!

I know it's a tiny nit late for this thought, but because the lift was a couple of feet short, you could have made a platform the needed height and attached it to the left.

Subbed, cant wait to see it finished

VIDEO UPDATE: I have sold the plywood and am now retired.

Cabinet grade plywood on the walls: now I know what Adam Savage means when he talks about “making TV money”. Lol, just messing. A little jealous, though. I went with 1/4” luan plywood for the walls of my (much smaller) shop/shed. I wish 1/2” birch was within the budget 😏

You need a good friend that will help you lift those boards!

good job man, im in the middle of doing the same thing to my detached garage, at a much slower pace lol

Anyone else hear "Get into the Gap" playing at one point (in their head?)

I remember when you did marble machines, those were the good times.

This is exactly what I did. I've never regretted it but is was a slog to do on my own (I've got a lot of years on you).

I haven't seen any mention yet of heat/air. Surely there's a/c?

Magnificent work and superb achievement. Your workshop is going to be at the top. Why did you choose all wood inside? For the beauty of this one or in relation to the insulation constraint in your region? In any case, congratulations!Hello from France.

Isn't the vapour going to condense on the vapour Barrier, also making the plywood wet?

Corgis make the best shop dogs.

The Scaffolding of Death had me so worried I was clentching lol

Why do you have a vapor barrier only on one side of the pitched roof?

I think the main reason why the one plywood on Day 4 as a "pain in the behind" was because of the different insulation!!

gotta tell ya taping between sheets of wood or drywall is a pain in the butt

If you ever do this again, just buy a used lift for $200 and sell it after your done. Way better than hauling these things back and forth.

more than a few sheets left at the end it looks like

I like your scaffolding of death. Did you have any sheets leftover? Looks good so far...you will get there!

How much was 55 sheets? $4k

How are those acoustics! I've done a full plywood workshop.... Echo city till you fill it up.

Why no vapour barrier on one half of ceiling? Is there a reason 4 this. Looks like a great space nice1

nice concept, cute dog. but that scaffolding why? you could have a real set for cheap! my Garage is 16's high all plywood white. it makes a lost of use.

Next project: finish work place And after that another marble mountain?

you should make a wall a marble machine like build it on the wall

scaffolding of death killed me lolololol

Should some treated wood go on the top of the concrete with the plywood resting on that?

Great video my man. So how is the 1/2" birch plywood holding up 3 years later? I am about to embark on the same project for my single car garage and I am wondering if the 1/2" will be sufficient for hanging things on the wall and if it is thick enough to prevent sag in the middle or if I need to go to 3/4". Thx.

Omg..ya fell Lol your feet come off the ground when you sneeze too lmfao ha

Who needs a scaffolding of death. Your dangerous all by yourself. Great build kid.

Hey Ben. did you pour the concrete foundation with a lip on the interior with the plan to have the sheets of plywood sit on the lip as you were sheeting the interior walls? Or did that just happen by chance? greatly appreciate your input. Thanks!

When u goin post the next video of the shed?

Talk about binge watching. Just discovered your channel and have watched 10 videos in a row! Love it! On a side note. Where'd you pick up that 1/2" ply from and what did it set you back a sheet? Thanks again, and keep em coming!

How do you keep your shoulders from hurting?

Someone didn't watch any videos on drywalling before using the drywall lift. ;) So not lining up the sheets with the studs will probably result in some warping and misalignment of the edges/corners over time on the vaulted ceiling. To fix it you can put a baker behind both pieces to keep them in alignment. One thing to be warned of however is that just because you're using plywood instead of drywall doesn't mean it's strong enough to hold things that would have been attached to studs. Yes heavy tools and some shelving might be stronger but if you want strength you still need to drill into the stud. Most custom cabinets are made with 3/4 ply and not 1/2. Don't sell it as stronger than it is. Also watching you on that scaffolding was freaky enough even before the camera shaking. OSHA hates you. Anyway, looks nice!

im building a house in the near future and have a important question, how is the temperature holding with the plywood, is it good? btw nice work in putting the video together, it looks awesome.