It's not a shed, it's a scrap wood pantry. Always a pleasure watching you work, Frank.

I really like that you actually scrounged around to find wood so you didn't have to buy anything.... like the rest of us right now. Not just going out and spending money to get it done and make a video.

It's so cute how you and your twin dress up the same for all the shots of you guys working together.

Frank is like a healthy kind of drug. Doesn't matter what he is doing, I'll sit and watch it. I have to go build something now.

@jolly.red.giant.

2 жыл бұрын

His voice is like asmr

1:41 am i the only one who wanted to see the 2 jigsaws overlap into each other?

I appreciate how you turned a scaffold into a play structure and then into something else. It’s a great teaching tool for your kids. They’ll remember this well. 👏❤️

Lately I've been missing my Grandpa like crazy, he worked with timber and made so many things for his house and family and friends. He's been gone 18 years but there's so many conversations I wish I could have with him. I love watching woodworking videos and I hope one day to have my own little shop. Suffice to say, I can't like your videos enough!

As a dad myself, I cracked up when you made the kids help you take it down. I understand that feeling. Cheers!

Calvin looked so thrilled to be helping at the end. I’ve seen that face on my own teenagers’ faces over the years.

This is the channel youtube was made for. Wonderful build as always.

1:34 the dueling jigsaw edit had me on the edge of my seat!

@namewarvergeben

3 жыл бұрын

Will we ever find out who won? The one on the right looked like it was in a good position to outflank the other

@gilb6982

3 жыл бұрын

@@namewarvergeben me i was hoping to see witch one will cut the other one ...

Amazing. I can only imagine how much work it was to design, build, film, edit and voice over. What a great piece of work.

I like Calvin’s Black Mesa shirt! He has good taste!

@wyrmisis

3 жыл бұрын

Seconded! Such a great game series.

@modsandendsGG-3883

3 жыл бұрын

I came here to say the same thing. Any kid who loves Half-life is an awesome kid.

Repurpose the sandbox into a strawberry bed, I really enjoy your videos !

LOL WE HAD ONE OF THOSE PLAY SETS FOR OUR KIDS. THEY OUT GREW IT AND I THREW IT AWAY. NICE TO SEE THE REPURPOSE AND THE HELP. NICE JOB. LOOKS GOOD. THANKS FOR SHARING.

Frank, you have the capability to organize, yet still get messy. Makes us all realize it is natural of us...

You used your stored wood to build wood storage. Excellent.

Hey kids, lumber is crazy expensive so we need to dismantle your childhood. Just fucking with you Frank! We watch all your videos. Glad to see they're helping with your projects.

Calvin with the Black Mesa shirt 👌. Totally rad

Milwaukee cordless tools are my favorite, but someday I want to have enough cool projects for dueling, in-line table saws. Love these vids!

I have been following your channel for some time Frank and it's a always a pleasure. Not only do we get to see your projects grow and get completed but your kids too! And suddenly you realize it's been years... now I am a father too and my boy turned 9 months today and I have no idea where this time went either...

We're all so lucky that Frank exists. Great video as always, sir!

Glad to see your twin brother came back over to help!!

Seeing all your scraps strewn about your shop floor was one of the most relatable sights. People see my shop and wonder why I don't just clean as I work (could you imagine?). It's nice to see that even the best of us lets it get out of hand too.

@Cliffepoos

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto!

@DanKoning777

3 жыл бұрын

*"Hear hear!"*

@BillHartCooks.

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it is nice to know that people I think are way better than me have some of the same problems in the shop.

@CrimeVid

3 жыл бұрын

It is time to clear up when you drop your hammer… and can’t find it !

@noitallmanaz

3 жыл бұрын

that is how my daughter's room is.

I really love that you're always salvaging wood and giving it history and a second life. It's ecological, economical and poetic as well.

The logistician in me loves the organization and storage of the materiel. Makes for a much safer workspace as well. Well done Frank!

I'm so glad frank uploaded! I get sucked into politics on KZread and just get frustrated and pissed off watching to much of that shit!

Calvin looked so happy to help lol 😂

I really like how he reuses so much material hardly anything goes to waste.👍

I never understand how anyone could thumbs down a Frank Howarth video! Love this shed and your work!

@lenhister

3 жыл бұрын

One person did and it was probably you such that you could make this comment lol.

Has anyone ever noticed how thrilled the kids are with helping out dad? lol

Thanks for making these videos. They remind me of working with my father.

I love all the ways you reused wood from old projects!

I think you should cover the corners of the sheet metal with some sort of trim. I had a similar shed with the corners, not cover fell onto it one day, and ended up with 34 stitches :(.

Always great to watch your work Frank. Your attention to detail really re--enforces the need for a good plan before your start. Of course "design opportunities" always happen regardless the original plan and you overcome these with excellent corrections or changes. It is great to learn from you and your videos make an excellent library for all kinds of projects. Thanks for sharing. I trust your family is all keeping safe. Regards Dennis

You have no idea how happy it makes me to see that someone like you, that seems so organized and analytical, is also a wood hoarder! No matter what I have, if I see something I love, I have to have it, and no matter how many sets of shelves there are, there's always a pile of wood in every corner! I hope you and your family are doing well, and look forward to whatever you come up with next.

I have interacted with several structures that I could tell were assembled from other prior structures and it's always fun to try to guess what the various parts used to be. I think it gives the most recent re-use of material such an interesting character. It's just a shed. But it's a shed with a story.

frank is a special breed A+

As always another "gem" from a "genius" in woodworking. Eat your heart out! Me included.

Thank you Frank, great video as always. Interesting how, even with primarily recycled/repurposed materials, it still looks very much in keeping with your style!

I really like the look of corrugated sheetmetal, such an interesting surface to look at.

If you still want polycarbonate for that triangle, check with the big box stores to see if they have any scraps. Many (at least here in Maine) cut the sheets to a customer's need so they may have scraps lying around.

that staggered zig zag corner hack simply escapes me WOW

Frank, your videos are always so relaxing to watch! I know you're not that old but the way you talk through your process reminds me a lot of hearing my grandpa ramble about various things. he's the furthest thing from a woodworker, but you both show the same level of care to your work. glad to see the shed all done up!

Fantastic Frank. Love that you were able to recycle all of that timber. Have a lovely holiday 👋🏼🌻

Wow.. The man that has a 5+ radial arm saws actually has a miter saw. Who would have thought you'd have a need for one. LOL.. Great video and build.

That play structure looked amazing - was a bit sad to see it dismantled!

A realy nice storage room for the wood.

really nice project, really enjoyed the process the reasoning, the satisfying finish.

I was expecting a corner post with two faces with corregated rebates from the CNC

What a great - and architectural space

Disappointed, I was expecting two Frank’s carrying that slab around 😎

18:23 looks like dancing pharaohs 😃

@hernancoronel

3 жыл бұрын

A simple video edit with him coming and going a couple of times would’ve been awesome! LOL!

Nice shirt Calvin!

Thanks for the story and the inspiration!

Frank - needs a shed for the leftover wood he has lying around... Also Frank - uses all the leftover wood lying around to build the shed... ;-)

@BoomerKeith1

3 жыл бұрын

He has to be one of the most thorough, patient woodworkers on the planet. I'd get about a forth of the way through this project and end up just nailing the siding up and calling it done. Frank is the best!

Am i the only one confused about the wood jig at 14:45? If lumber is expensive and you’re rationing it, why’d you drill into a perfect piece of wood just to get the holes for the metal rail (which can already serve as the jig)?

@JimmyKip

3 жыл бұрын

At a guess, it weighed less & was easier to clamp up there.

so nice storage💪🤗 great design

Organization is nice!

20:24 Black Mesa! 🤘

Thanks Frank!

My goodness your kids have grown up so fast!!

@robt2151

3 жыл бұрын

He might regret dismantling that play frame when the grand-kids arrive!

@drewdrops-6754

3 жыл бұрын

@@robt2151 then he can make a better one and film it!!

Great video. I like how you use what you have,that's the way I do things around my home as well.Thank you for the content.

Another great video Frank. I was sharing it with my wife. I was telling her it would be great if the shows on tv could use KZread creators like yourself (and many others) that build your projects well instead of the junk I see them doing.

What a nice addition to your wood shed! Organized to easily see what's on hand!

20:23 is the most teenager position I can think of. I can see myself 15 years back :D

Love the design Frank!

Stunning!

Good job.

Your camera positioning is a joy.

Calvin wearing a Black mesa t-shirt. Man that brings back memories.

Fantastic!

Wonderful video, thanks for sharing

Thanks for prompting me to rewatch the first video, and good to see you come back to this.

Congratulations on using old plywood and recycling the redundant play-structure now that your children have outgrown it, plus recycling those former storage shelves and that pine fron your friend's home. I am wondering when the lumber iundustry will wake up to the fact that it's current high prices are resulting in customer resistence to buying its products? I really love your modesty about getting things right on your projects. The closing scene of your safe and tidy workshop and the neat interior of the enclosed storage shed area deserves a good pat on the back. There's so much satisfaction in cleaning up clutter.

+1 for Calvin's Black Mesa shirt

You don’t need space so much as commitment to keeping your workspace clean & organized

Now THAT looks useful !!

Awesome build, thank you Frank!

Following since few years ago, always you surprise with your solution's to simple things! I hope to have the facilities in Mexico, especially wood... In the mean time, thanks for the knowledge and the video! Best regards!

As always great video!

Frank makes even a basic exterior storage area look amazing. Also, his kids looked as excited as mine do when I have them help me with things in the garage. lol

awesome video

Hoarders find themselves forever building storage.

Quite creative and looks good. Just love watching you and your clone building!

Nice

Wow, Holly Hanna that's nice!!!!

A conventional circular saw works really well for cutting those sheets down. you can "gang" up sheets and cut more that one at a time too. I know this project has allready been done just letting other folks know

Sand box... use the sand to level holes in the yard with some compost mixed in.... re-purpose the "box" into a raised garden bed.

Excellent video as always, really appreciate the resourcefulness of reusing materials. Also props to Calvin for the Black Mesa shirt!

Thanks for sharing Frank =O)

Mamma mia!!! Bravissimo always!

I like the make-do-and-mendness of this one.

I'm jealous of your skills. Cool video.

@HiVizCamo

3 жыл бұрын

It's his patience that I admire as well.

Love the Half Life T shirt, your son obviously has good taste in video games!

I'm glad you were able to reuse so much lumber from previous items. It's nice to see someone doing that. Far too many creators on KZread just buy new lumber, no matter what the price. Of course they may not have the truly awesome amounts of stored wood you have either. Anyway, very nice build. I really like the sliding door. That'll save you so much hassle when trying to get stuff out of the shed.

I was really hoping that there wood be a video today as I sat down with my breakfast. Excellent work and presentation. Thank you!

Nice project. I especially like how you are able to repurpose materials. My challenge as a woodworker is a lack of space to store extra wood. I have enough for some but I have to pass up all kinds of good wood I can get for free.

Frank knows if he needs to buy fresh wood to build this he's gonna have to sell one of the kids

Great flim. Awesome detail. Mahalo for sharing! : )