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@graeme-sailingskeptic

3 ай бұрын

I'm learning espanol!

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

que bueno. Podemos hablar espanhol @@graeme-sailingskeptic

Luca you are not wasting anyone’s time. It is wonderful to watch someone develop his skills. And your modesty is a breath of fresh air.

I remember my first time cutting in hinges. Panicking in much the same fashion. You did good. I did mine all by hand. No jigs, just measuring. Your doing fine and as you say a great learning project. Keep at it you two.

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

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Love watching yall work on the boat. This workshop built is waaaay more complicated than it needed to be. Lol

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

Living and learning. hehehehe But I been enjoying the process a lot. And the workshop is great for us to be able to have a control storage place and soon to build things inside. 😊

@jordy5625

3 ай бұрын

Ye, especially since its going to be warm soon 😀

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

We had some snow today 😬@@jordy5625

One of the best parts of this us if Reberta can physically help or not, she adores you and never leaves your side. Your a very lucky couple.

Roberta and Duca, marvelous workshop, truly a massive project now into 20 days with more to come. By the time the workshop is finished it'll be summer in France. I haven't seen Roberta feeding the goat and sheep, nor have I seen the chickens of late? Can't wait for the electrical portion of your shop, should be really interesting. Thanks for sharing, your level of intensity building this shop is mind blowing.

Love the doors, nice fit. Love how you assembled the roof, ceiling first with a temp support, then the frame on top, etc., genius.

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

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What a team!! Love how you explain everything including mistakes and the "fix".

You can set your deep of the Cutter on your router. There is a dial that let set move up or down to set the deep. I hang several doors using my router and it does a good job.

Excelente trabalho Duca.Agora vão poder a trabalhar na Van Tenham uma boa semana. BEIJOS❤❤❤

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

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i have been following you for 5 years now and this is my first comment . Your roof sections could have easily been fixed from the inside if you had a strip of beading around the top edge of your walls. . This way it would be easy to disassemble . Good luck with your projects , Paul

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot Paul. Yep for sure there are better and easier ways to build the workshop but when you build something for the first time at some point you need to commit to an idea/solution 😅 and the is something we love about this kind of project. We always learn something new that we can improve in future projects 🥰😅

Brilliant work all round. You have created something very useful and practical. Keep well and safe. James.

Congratulations Duca and Roberta on an excellent workshop. Your attention to detail is at an OCD level. When you go to transport the shed to its new location, can you rent a trailer to tow behind your van that could haul the panels without having to fully disassemble them? Thank you for sharing your fascinating adventures.

Good job Duca, only concern is ventilation for fumes. Staying tuned!

@randalltowers2097

3 ай бұрын

He has a circulation fan system…

Have been binging Parley Revival episodes. Charming to see this beautiful couple to show for a couple of episodes about two years ago.

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

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It looks like a shipping container. Brings back memories. 😊

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

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20:49 Humildade e reflexão sobre a evolução do aprendizado... por essas e outras admiro esse casal, que estão evoluindo juntos!

The workshops name should be.... "OCD"! 😂😂😂😂 You are such a detailer for a workshop! LOL. ❤❤ You certainly can tell you care about every detail. I mean, I knew you did on the boat, and I know why.😊 MY shed is definitely not going to be this detailed. And that's ok, to each his own! Your videos are awesome and y'all make me smile! ✝️🙏❤️❤❤🇺🇸🇧🇷🇬🇧👣🍍😊!!!

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

😁 it’s a good thing to build to learn things for the van and then for the boat 🥰

@nunoantunes7293

3 ай бұрын

I am getting inspired here! Think will do one of your sheds here! 😊 Hugs from us!

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

🥰@@nunoantunes7293

Duca, you are doing a wonderful job. Can I just suggest one thing for security of your tools, etc. Your hinges are on the outside of the door so, your doors open out. Anyone can take the pins out of your hinges and get inside, whereas, if your hinges opened your doors to the inside, your shed would be secure. Safer for you. If the hinges are in the inside, no one can hammer out the pins and get inside your shed. That is if your are wanting the shed to be secure. ❤

What a wonderful glow you have.

You made a simple framing and sheeting job very complicated. Still admire your work ethic and enjoy your channel.

Picking up skills. Protype takes more time and your filming too. My bicycle camper trailer with slide-out project has taken more time to build, than i thought. I learned to wield and do fiberglass. We really enjoy your channel. Thanks for explaining and sharing your thoughts and experiences.

I can tell the difference in the joy level on your faces now that you aren’t on the water. Not quite as elated with daily life. Soon friends. Very soon u return to your ultimate joy in life.

Nice workshop so far.

Preparação da preparação. Eu aprendo muitas coisas. Abraço da terra do avião. SJCAMPOS

Hey Duka and Roberta, congratulations on your build of the workshop. And once it is completed then you can start the construction of the inside of your van and get that completed. And then you can move on to your boat build and get that on the road time is the essence of getting these projects completed. I send much love and prayers and encouragement to the both of you. And success in your projects. I hope one day I'm able to go sail with you. I'm an American Navy veteran that sailed on big ships.

If you will use this workshop outside later you can just add an a-frame roof on top. Perhaps with corrugated sheet metal. This could also give you a space t store wood etc protected from the rain.

Nice work shop

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

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Thankyou 😊

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

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If rain from those windows above is an issue, is perhaps a simple aid, to lay plastic on the roof, overhanging a little?

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

You mean like the one we glued and showed on this video?

@SilentSooYun

3 ай бұрын

@@OddLifeCraftingYes, exactly like that! You should get right on it ;)

you could live in the new workshop. get used to van life. ☺ Great update 2x👍

A great way to learn the tiny special things🎉

Very good build!

Well done! Nearly finish!

This reminds me of you both building your container home in Florianópolis, in what now seems so long ago. Watching you both building not only shows how it can be done, but the enthusiasm you have for setting a goal and seeing it through to the end. Well done!!

So much work. I hope it's everything you want, Duca. Be well. ❤

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

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You can get a drill bit with a spring loaded center for drilling hinges

I wonder if you considered buying a 10ft shipping containerr. They are very easy to insulate and fit out. Admittedly it costs a few hundred euros to move. The big benefit is that you can sell it at the end of the project. It also provides secure storage for your tools. Alternatively I would have purchased a ready to assemble timber shed, I presume they are available in France. They take an hour to assemble.

Tout est très professionnel

Salut Duca, arrête de t'excuser, tu fais un excellent travail. N'oubliez pas que les routeurs et les modèles sont la bonne solution. Passe une bonne semaine!

Bravo, c'est vraiment super !

I subscribed to this channel when you were building a house using containers. So I was surprised you folks didn't use a container for your workshop. The big question is, will you have a washing machine in your shop? Cheers from Alaska

Duca …that shop is over the top ! You are doing a really good job on that!

That was a great idea to place a strip of would on the inside of the stationary door to block the cold air from going in.When you put the trim around the doors, it reminded me of how the bedroom in your shipping container looked. 😊

I'm so impressed with how well your English 🎉 and yes 100% she's glowing🍼🚼

Look everyone I’m finished with my work shop and it’s now summer time and it’s warm…ha😅 my dad was also an engineer like duca…always over doing everything.

That looks AWESOME..!!

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

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Duca makes a beautiful workshop, but I wonder why Roberta is not allowed or can't help... All kinds of thoughts come to mind... 😉🙃😊

You could have oversized your door panels and that would have done away with screwing those extra pieces on the doors. If you would have put access panels in the side walls you could have screwed the ceiling/roof down from the inside of the shop. Foam insulation tape between all of the panels would have eliminated all of the air gaps. Just some thoughts.

Get a “awl”to mark centre of holes Duca it a very useful tool with many uses for marking out and giving a starter hole for your wood screw . It’s a very cheap too 1,1/2 to 2 euros , three at the most .❤️❤️

Groovy episode

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

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Properly walled ? I question plywood on the inside , kinda seems like overkill and heavy , I mean really it's the most work I've ever seen on a box ❤❤

You could always put a plastic or heavy curtain on the door so you could pull it closed when you are working to help hold in your heat.

Great Job! Also the word "Bottom" is not pronounced "Bottle"..... bottle is a a container, typically made of glass or plastic and with a narrow neck, used for storing drinks or other liquids. as "a bottle of soda pop". 🙂

Duca, did you leave tolerances for the doors to expand when the weather warms up, or is your construction scheduled to complete before the temperatures increase? A fix would be to use the 40 grit to take wood off where necessary. Roberta, is Duca starting to get a bit nervous about that other more important event scheduled down the road? Entertaining episode, it is. Bsst, :¬) Webhead USA

You are demonstrating a greater level of knowledge and skill than you say you have! And it is really looking good! Now, how about double entry doors so you won't release so much warm air when you go in and out! 😉 Just kidding! I thought your plan for doing the roof was clever! And Roberta helped with her suggestion! You have mentioned several times about rain coming in through the windows. Is there no glass in those windows? I can't tell. Does the family have cats or kittens? Or are there small chicks running around? It may be possible that a cat could get stuck behind the shop in the small gap between the wall and the shop. You are not going to be able to move the shop. If so, maybe you could shove some leftover insulation in the entry to the gap part way up.

Well done, guys!! As I recall, Duca, a few weeks ago you were questioning why Roberta is the boss. Now we know. You're the brawn of the operations; she's the brains! And, just out of curiosity, what are you going to do when you get ready to leave and the landlord decides he wants you to leave the shop in place as a playhouse for his granddaughter? 😁

We call the 3 man a deadman

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

😅

@janw1948

3 ай бұрын

In danish it’s a lazy boy 😉

👍👍👍👍👍

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

😊

Good job, The step that you use was in a good series.

It just occurred to me that the couple I started watching years ago making a shipping container home...should be making a shipping container workshop 😂 I am sure you have your reasons.... Always enjoy your content... 😉

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

First: price, second: condensation on a heavy weather, third: there was no way the container could be delivered to this land.

Why not rip 6" wide strips from a panel and screw them as an overlapping lock around the ceiling frames? Then you just have to remove these strips when dismantling the shop and you can leave the ceiling frames intact.

For this application, you could have put a few thin shims on the floor, and then put the door in place, on top of the shims. Then you could have put the hinges flat on the outside. And then removed the shims.

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

Yes. But we want to make the most of the workshop to learn things for the van and for the boat ☺️

Probably could have saved some time by using T-hinges.

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

We could. But the idea is to use the workshop to learn some trades for the van and for the boat and we are gonna install some hinges on them and we wanted to practice it ☺️

Duca, Why didn't you just screw the plywood to the frame while on the ground and then place it on top? In fact, you could have assemled the insulation and both plywood sides on the 4x8 frame and then place them on for the roof. The added weight would have been minimal. Now you need some ventilation installed.

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

It was way too heavy to put it up by myself. 😅

thx

Boa tarde Roberta e Duka.❤😊😊😊

Should have just rented a drywall lift. Build everything on the ground and lift it into place in 1/2 hour.

Am on the edge of my seat waiting for tomorrow . . . . why ? ? 'Cause I love to watch paint dry ! ! ! ( you did say your going to paint tomorrow ? ) Good Job ! take care, rh

A question is bugging me why didn’t you put polythene between the plywood and insulation of the walls to stop ingress of condensation??which is normal with that type of panel construction (on both sides ) . Guys ❤

great job. its like the container work in brazil. that was great . thanks by the way,what happened to the chicks ?

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

Good times... the container house. The owner of the house has lock the chicks in a space so they don't do a mess around anymore.

🤩🙌👌 Show 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 AMEI👌❤️❤️❤️

Don’t think it will float 😂

I hope there's time to use it! Winter is pretty much over...

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

We had some snow today 😁

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

Today was really close to snowing again here.😅

Duca, when you gonna fill up?

It would have been easier to put the frame first then the plywood on top screw it and flip it put the insulation and top plywood

Unsure why your workshop is the size of a postage stamp? Is it a storage room? You seem a bit obsessed, hope you’re feeling ok.

Oh!, Duca, 😂😂😂 !!! You are so very funny!!! 😂😂😂 Do you know that there are not many men who will admit that they were “ so stupid” ??? Roberta just happened to be in a very good OBSERVATIONAL position to notice that you didn’t have to work so hard and helped you make your job a little more less difficult. Or, more easy. 😊GREAT JOB !!!, done though !!! 😁👍👍🦁✝️ 4:04

You are crafting!

You could have used metal L brackets to hold the ceiling down to the walls.

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

That was the original plan, we even bought the brackets, but in the end we prefered to do this way as fells like it gave more stability to the hole thing.

Meanwhile all the builders in the US are sitting here jealous of your nice straight lumber to work with... We could spend all day in a lumber yard and not come up with lumber half as straight as what overseas lumber yards offer on the daily.

Para uma estrutura temporária e para o propósito que vai servir não precisava de ser tão complicada....mas dá jeito para criar conteúdo certo?

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

Na verdade aqui é bem húmido, e esse espaço já está ajudando bastante para consegui estocar compensado por exemplo. Fora isso alguns projetos como a cabine de banho queremos usar resina epoxy que tem que curar a 18 graus. E aqui 18 graus durante a noite temos que esperar meses para acontecer, então que ja que precisavamos um lugar para guardar material pensamos pq nao aproveitar e construir um pouco melhor de uma maneira que conseguimos colocar um aquecedor dentro? Pra ser sincero financeiramente foi mais gasto que receita, mesmo que fazendo varios videos sobre, mas por outro lado vai ser muito útil. E a verdade é que quando não se tem experiencia a tendencia é criar coisas mais complicadas 😅. Vivendo e aprendendo, e aproveitando o processo. 🥰

Quando tiver alguma dúvida, pergunte a eng° Roberta , ela sabe 😅😂😂😂😂

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Roberta, lovely lady, time for school of hard knocks. 1st, dont shave door to fit, unscrew plywood on that edge and pound 2x4 into position and rescrew plywood to hold 2x4 into place. 2nd, and this a BIGGEE, im gonna wait till u load the shed with all your tools, materials, and valuables, then im gonna show up with a hammer and nail, pop out the hinge pins, take the doors off and sell all your tools at the pawn shop. 3rd, put the hinges on the inside and live with in swing doors and think like a thief.

Not sure why you had to screw the plywood to the frame where the plywood/frame will be on top of the walls - just screw down from the top of the ceiling through the two plywood sheets and the frame. Still, it works either way.

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

The problem is the quality of the plywood and timber. Too warp so thee would be a risk of a gap and facilitating humidity to get in. So we prefer not to risk. 😅

@steveknight878

3 ай бұрын

@@OddLifeCrafting I can see that, though I would have thought that the weight of the ceiling frames plus a few large screws going through to the wallplate would have flattened it out. Still, as I said, it works fine anyway.

I hope that when you turn your extractor fans on you don't create a vacuum inside :-)

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

That's why we have two, one in one out. 😅

@steveknight878

3 ай бұрын

@@OddLifeCrafting Very wise. Though I am a little nonplussed at the efforts to make everything airtight, except for two large holes in the wall (albeit with fans in them).

Would have been cheaper and quicker to buy a shed and insulate it ? and saved money for your boat.

I understand that you want to build everything perfectly. But you should stop second guessing yourself so much. You are much better at building thing's than you give yourself credit for. Sometimes you overwhelm yourself with your overthinking. I appreciate you wanting to be a perfectionist, you did well sir 👏 you learn from everything you do and working with wood don't forget you will have swelling from dampness, so give yourself a little clearance for that. Be safe, stay healthy 🙏.

Learn how to build a box in a series of 4 youtube videos totaling nearly 2 hours of.........building a box

haha nice and know ? still don't understand why you sold ODD ???

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

I think this video is gonna help you to understand kzread.info/dash/bejne/dYaVx6Rtqcuclso.htmlsi=RZDOhtUzeFiOTG6d

Using a sealant along the ceiling will not save much heat and wil cause you a bunch of work later. Don't do it.

is your kid going to be a citizen of France then ?

you might as well just add the air conditioner 😂

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

To be honest on summer would be great to bring the humidity down for painting things. We did that a lot in the Caribbean on the boatyard. 😅 but this time won't happen. hehehe

Don’t paint the workshop .. why? It’s temporary and looks fine.

Does seem a bit excessive making it so airtight when you are going to need to ventilate it anyway. I reckon the money saved not making such an overengineered workshop would more than pay for a bit of electricity to heat something less perfect. You are not going to live in it.

again, do NOT put a table in that tiny workshop, use saw horses

My question is, how long before construction on the new boat begins? All these make busy videos are slowly draining me of life...

@OddLifeCrafting

3 ай бұрын

This was filmed 3 weeks ago and the boat starts to be build in 2 weeks from now

@extremelydave

3 ай бұрын

@@OddLifeCrafting Thank you for the update!!! Appreciated!!!

My Mom and Dad taught me how to build. They would have told you, "It's a workshop, not the Taj Mahal."

Its like watching paint dry .