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That axe needs moving, just asking for an accident with the positioning, angle, and loose grip it has in the hole

Those massive chunks of wood are crying out for a project Matt. Not sure if your bandsaw could handle the girth but it’s worth a go.

Great content, tho I do have a question for you, aren’t the racks u put in upside down as shouldn’t it have a gap from floor to first shelf? ❤

So well done!

This was more entertaining than England play in the euro!

Good idea Matt.

That's important work you did there. Nice to have a place for everything and everything in its place.

I was waiting to see if you built the shelve units on the outside to find that you couldn’t get them in. I had a carpenter mate, who became famous, when his “best mate” dobbed him in to the local paper, because he fenced around his new build house, only to find that he’d forgotten to put his Ute on the outside. 😂 Keep the cheese coming …. nice to have a giggle at the end.

Have you employed a camera person?

Does the camera track your face?? ❤

Racks are great, I have one for hardwood, they are super easy to get messy but relatively relaxing to tidy up once in a while

Tbf my workshop is in worse state then your shed 😂

👍👍👍 Top job. Thanks Matt

The axe is dangerous if you back into it it could fall on your spine.

My only suggestion as an owner of lots of those shelves Matt, swap out that boarding for some 9mm OSB, that stuff gets damp and sags like hell, it’s like cardboard.

Don’t put heat logs outside! Did that with mine and any moisture and the start swelling and exploding

I find that I spend an extraordinary amount of time tidying up my workspace... Now that you have room in your shed, would you mind if I stored some things in there? 😂 Well done for getting on with the task.

You really shouldn't store paints and glue etc in a unconditioned space for long. It works fine as long as the temperature is above freezing but you should have them in a frost free storage or they will get ruined. Some solvent based oil paints and lacquers that doesn't contain any water will be fine, but anything with water in it will be ruined by frost.

There is something very satisfying about watching somebody else tidying up. Excellent job.

Seeing a wood worker use metal shelves creates a hole in my soul. Disappointing

Your camera seems to have taken on a life of its own... 🤔

I see you have invested in a cameraman

I need to sort my garage/workshop too. Are the racks upside down ? Looks like the legs were on top ?

Great video. The camerawork was really cool. I bet you had to move it around a lot!

Hi Matt, If that shed ever gets slightly damp and the shelving is MDF then it will go soft and mouldy very quickly if you haven't treated it: Speaking from experience 🙂

Hi Matt, That is a good solution for storage, those racks don't look to bad and a rack to hang your garden tools that is a good idea, the alternative is to build another shed. As always a great video Take care

Thanks Matt, we all need a day like that ( or week ) every once in a while, not perhaps the most exciting but they make every subsequent day easier ! Sorry, but I'm going to echo the concerns over the axe, we don't want a badger hospital visit, take care Matt !

A nice tidy up

Like that tool rack - great idea!

I wish I had the time to sort out my sheds and storage areas. Your shed was pretty tidy compared to mine! I am loving your videography in this though, the close up shots and the general flow of the video is great.

Excellent work, Matt! The place is looking much better! 😃 A little bit of organization really does wonders, doesn't it? Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

“Life admin tasks” is my new phrase. Inspiring me to take some much needed time to do this myself. Thank you for sharing

It's crazy how fast a shed fills up with stuff. My dad's got 3 sheds full of stuff as he doesn't like to throw anything away. So I'm currently building him another shed from scrap wood. I'm sure it will fill up faster than I can build it!

A nice, simple tool rack Matt. Bit of a critique, you really need to consider placing the axe elsewhere or turning it 90deg because I can see you hitting your head on it sometime soon.

Oh if we had the space, time and funds. The things we would still probably not get around to.

LOL Your shed looks like my workshop. :D

Hi Matt, nothing like having a tidy shed, you are lucky having three sheds, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia, Les

Great video, well done and thank you

I recognise the list of criteria for doing it yourself - absolutely worth buying in sometimes. A bit like not needing to grow and fell your own trees to build a table...

Might want to add a sort of safety catch on the axe, don't want that falling out and hitting you in the foot!

Nice sort out , doesn’t take long to get messed up again , making a stand helps mind …well done !

The axe, i would add a chain/strap so it can not fall !

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Fantastic videos mate, Keep up the fantastic work

Cool 😎 😎🥹🥹🦾

What is pendulum movement, and is there an adjustment for blade depth?

A great project very well presented. I built a structure forming three stables and a feed room. I used similar cladding. The only problem I had was using screws within two to three inches away from the board edges they split easily. Using a nail gun worked perfectly with no splits.

Hi Matt 4 years ago you refurbed a Multico A1 Table/Bench saw and I was wondering if in your search for information you came across any such as manuals or parts. I know you are busy and possible have forgotten about it . Any help would be Great

Nice, But would have fitted the hasp the other way up to avoid snagging legs!! Cheers!!

What's a harsp?