Greenhouse || DIY or Buy || Building a STURDY DIY Greenhouse in 5 days!
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In this episode of DIY or Buy I will show you how I built a really sturdy DIY greenhouse over the course of 5 days. I had to build a new one because my old commercial one got destroyed during a storm. That is why I used the opportunity to create a DIY greenhouse by myself in order to find out whether it makes sense to DIY such a project or whether we should stick to the commercial solution instead. Let’s get started!
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0:00 Story of my old greenhouse (got destroyed)
1:38 Intro
2:11 Material/Tool list
3:38 Day 1 (main foundation)
6:30 Day 2 (roof)
7:47 Day 3 (door/support battens)
9:55 Day 4 (twin wall sheets around greenhouse & on the roof)
11:21 Day 5 (twin wall sheets on the roof)
12:33 Verdict
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@GreatScott! i normally do not comment on youtube but i have experience in diy greenhouse and i did the same as you, to fasten the plastic windows with screws is not working, the plastic change size in temperatures and the plastic wil crack.
mine lasted 2 years including repairs, tape, more screws and so on, aluminium tape wil also come off in a short time.
i strongly recomend you to remove the screws and reuse the orginal aluminium fasteners, glue the screw holes and you wil be good
Aufstellfenster vergessen > Elektronik eingespart 🙂
Great build!
If you're going to do more woodwork projects I'd recommend investing in a mitre saw. I've never had straighter perfect cuts.
Sorry to dissapoint you but the clear sheets you have used should be joined with long expansion gap spacers, as in the hot weather they will warp, they normally keep these in stock with the sheets. Good luck…
You should sharpen the chain of that saw. That would help you alot. Nice project!
I really like the build, but next time it is probably better to use a reciprocating saw instead of a chainsaw for cutting those beams. Also that chainsaw needs to be sharpened.
I would have used some silicone caulk instead of the duct tape, and put a dab of caulk on top of the screws
Its more ugly and it could be stronger if you called mathias wandel for some tips about wood and construction
Now there is no strength in the wood beams
Only the metal clamps and screws provide the strenght of the building
Is he doing it by himself?
Kool≠cool. Kool=the coolest best thing idk what it is.
Finally, a project I understood for the full 100% !
Deswegen immer einen Betonboden für die gekauften Häuser gießen, dann halten die auch^^
Aber das neue sieht wesentlich stabiler und besser aus!!!
You my friend need to stick too electronics. 😉
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I suspect that the quality of the wood and the joints you made are generally better than the kit. That's based on a comparison of shed kits versus DIY I did a few years ago, here in the US.
Excellent
Great video! But since the DIY version is way more stable and doesn't turn into a kite, wouldn't it be the winner in this case?
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