I love the fact that you used an area that would otherwise not be used for much. You have great storage there now and the roofing sheets really finish it off. Great job Keith!

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

Thank you

"i've got plenty of length here" - *snorks*

@bigpete4227

8 ай бұрын

‘snorks’ lol

@lllANIMALlll

7 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@michaeltester5187

7 ай бұрын

If you’ve got wood you might as well brag about its length 😂

It's amazing how you find ingenious ways to use salvaged wood to create storage for salvaged wood! :)

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

Ha ha!! 👌

that de nailing tool is so cool! I am a bit mad tho , if they are big nails i save them and hammer them straight again! I know its silly but i just feel like i am throwing money away if i dont :P

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

Haha! Well I have loads now if you want them!

Always love the salvage projects!

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

Thank you!!

Good Idea for store reclaimed wood or firewood.

1:37 lol i do this too!

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

♥️♥️♥️

This is a great looking wood storage rack. I'm certain that this lumber will come in handy in the days to come. Thanks for the video.

Genius, using scrap salvaged wood to make storage for more scrap salvaged wood 🤣 I need to make something for my might come in handy at a later date wood pile 🤣

I absolutely love how frugal you are !

What a great store

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

Cheers Robbie

You are a master at spending not a lot

Storage is always a worthwhile thing as you never know when you'll need a particular length of timber and it's nice to have a choice Keith lol great video mate

Like you I can't help but pick up free timber, AND like you have too much and not enough storage. I got the De nailer a few years ago after watching 'Gid', Great tool, and it gets a lot of use. Don't worry, you be building another one in the near future for more wood that you can't turn down LOL.

You can never have too much storage for wood (similar to the old clamps saying). I’m finding myself being a bit less clingy to off cuts etc as I’m always running out of space. I’m assuming you’re storing wood in the rack that’s for outdoor use mostly and therefore ok it it gets a bit damp?

Really like salvage videos. It’s what I do so it’s relatable.

Great use of salvaged wood! I didn't know they were called firring strips so that's good to know. The Woodlouse rescue scene was cool 😎👍🏻

i know its too late now but 1 cup of soda crystals in 5 litre of water then scrubbed onto the wood is excellent for cleaning grime off decks and outdoor timber, leave it to dwell for about 5 to 10 mins and then rinse off.

love your videos

What got me had nothing to do with the build, it was the amount of traffic on the road so close to your house. Re the build reminded me of something the "old man" & me knocked up at the allotment 40yr ago for some rafters from some old terrace houses thev were demolishing, they had that many nails in them they looked like hedgehogs, they remained there untouched for 30yrs 😅

Hey Keith. I usually watch every week, but for the last few weeks i have been in the UK visiting relitives. So its great to come back to watcg three in a row. I love the salvage stuff. Just an idea: Thos end braces could be hinged doors making it easier to get longer timber into from the end.

Always a good idea to check from different angles. What does this look like to people walking along the street?

Nice 💪

Good work. Nice vid!

Lovely job 👏🏼

If the right hand end slats were hinged or a door you could slide long lengths in from there!

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

Nice idea

Well Done! Regards from Canada 🇨🇦

Great build! I will have to build a new wood storage soon & this video has been a huge motivator, plenty of inspiration that I can refer back to! Thank you 😊

nice tip

very good work !

Great project Keith. 👍

Nice storage rack ,Keith👍

Cheers Keith

Nice one Keith, love a bit of salvage, thanks for another great video

Brilliant use of otherwise wasted space. Stay safe x

At 2:29 I thought I was looking at John Hietz ;-)

Great solution Keith! Hope you'll get to use all that reclaimed wood, and be sure you make a video to share when you do get around maknig something awesome from it!

Just saw a stack of wood like this near my house yesterday and wondered if I should get it. This answers that. Amazing job bro

Like an old chippy used to say to me - its rough but it's strong

Solid!

It really turned out fantastic, Keith! Amazing work! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Great build, I did something very similar a couple years back in a wasted space down the side of my house.

Denailer is a great tool.

Great storage shelving. May it be full soon. I have some "why" questions, Why did you put the shelving on the side of the road/fence and not on the side of your house? Why didn't you make the shelving just a little bit higher, so that the roof of the shelving goes over the middle of the fence, so that rain water ends on the outside of your fence? Whiy didn´t you use the space above the wall on which the fence is put? I followed the link to the pneumatic denailing tool. The description says it is battery-operated. Is that true, or is that a mistake in the description?

Nice work and build. Maybe make those short end boards that are closest to the approach side removable and then you could easily slide really long boards from that end. Maybe!?

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

Great idea

All these years I’d never know there was an actual took for denailing 😮😂😂

You really creat good ideas to use up any empty space to store things. You must have some Japanese blood in you! (A compliment!)

Nooice!

I just completed a similar woods store but I made my roof out of a section of my old metal garage door!

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

Nice! 👍

That wood to burn looks like conifer or similar. Personally I wouldn’t burn that in a woodburner. Also £30 for both roofing sheets!! Well done think I paid £25 each not long ago!!

Visual pun: goes from legs to 'leg frames' LOL

How come my 240v Makita circ saw doesn't blast through wood like that?! Time for a blade change me thinks!

Mrs Brown - "Really Keith, not another van load of filthy old timber ?" 🤨 Keith - "It's OK love, I've got this great idea, I'm going to spend a day making ANOTHER storage shed, out of reclaimed wood, for more reclaimed wood !" 🤔 "Oh, that's alright then !" Rolls eyes and leaves him to it ! 🙄 This is a familiar scenario ! 😉😂

👍👍👍

Even one spider in your car is too high a price to pay 🕷🥺

Great video! Why not use self-leveling feet? Also, how did the cats like this project?

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

Thanks. Self leveling feet would have been good but I tend to just use what I have laying around! The cats aren't allowed out the front due to the main road plus Mickie has FIV, so they just use the catio 🐱

I've been a bit short on free wood this year. Used to pick up loads from a local homebase, but they closed down. With it being next to the road, and the wall having those flower brick things in, would it be worth hanging some plastic sheet down the back of it to stop your stash getting water splashed up by passing traffic?

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

That's a good idea! May try and do that at some point

@nathanlucas6465

7 ай бұрын

@@RagnBoneBrown had another thought since writing that. Keep your eyes open for a house that's sold and see if you can scavenge the old sale sign. More rigid plastic, so would hopefully last longer

Looks good apart from were you wrapped roof sheet down side. That's makes it look a bodge

Brilliant please fix my small leaning shed all expenses paid please 😢

Is it worthwhile putting the spare roof cover over the sides, or one side near the driveway?

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

For what reason? Too help hide what's inside?

@vandammesque

7 ай бұрын

@@RagnBoneBrown Thinking more of sheet rain, the other side looks better sheltered from the wall.

I'm a little concerned about running the water directly onto your brick wall. I think you will find a lot of moss/lichen growth behind your shelves and the mortar will wear faster there also.

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

The wall is already knackered to be honest, needs knocking down and starting again!

Curious, you are not a chippy by trade did you do any part time courses or have you got skilled by just practice by yourself?,Love the channel by the way its very addictive

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

Just years of experimenting and watching KZread

@thepintman6166

7 ай бұрын

Brilliant stuff, you would put a lot of tradesmen to shame @@RagnBoneBrown

I was always told to never pressure wash decking boards as you are forcing water into the timber. A hose pipe and stiff yard brush is all you need and when dry retreat and will last many many years longer.

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

It'll dry out

All your furing straps were a waste, corrugated sheets need a purlin to fix to so all you needed was a rail at the front and one at the back obviously set at different heights. Also you would have been better to nave end open to slot long lengths in. Well done keep posting

How are you still on a budget? You should be cashmereandgoldBrown by now

Great use of the area, but, those Coraline roofing sheets are garbage. I have just had to re roof my shed after three years as the hot summer caused them to sag and lose all rigidity. You may be lucky as they only have a small span.

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

What distance centres did you use?

@craigbaxter4842

7 ай бұрын

I laid the battens at 14" centres and nailed every other corrugation. I think it just couldn't handle the heat followed by a heavy down poor the next day.@@RagnBoneBrown

2:09 into the video = raw sex appeal 😂

He fits on the app when you cut on the angle isn't called phone scripts at school's pockets😅

@RagnBoneBrown

7 ай бұрын

Sorry?

Imagine that traffic end up in that house one day in nasty smash