with the doors installed i can start laying out the concrete slab that the shed is going to sit on i first screwed together a couple of batons from scrapped lumber so that i can move my string back and forth to get it squared up then i aligned the pad with spray paint and started digging down there's a few tools that you can rent or buy that will actually cut the grass out for you but since i needed to go down about six inches a shovel worked for me once the grass was all removed i could start prepping the ground by watering it and running a plate compactor over it this will help pack the ground and get it ready for gravel and concrete and if you guys want more detail on how to port concrete or anything else in this video check out the individual videos in the shed build series in the description below and because research and online learning can be an extremely valuable and sometimes necessary resource when taking on a project like this i partner with onedrive the sponsor of this video onedrum is an online learning platform with hundreds of series to choose from taught by experts in their field to further your skill set and i'm not just talking about basic school subjects you want to learn more about beer how about robotics or even how to decorate a cake like a pro one drum's got you covered whether you're on the couch on vacation or you're in your car listening to a podcast there's a course for everyone i personally have been taking woodworking essentials bunches and boxes by mike siemens a seven part course that takes you through making a simple box with dovetails which i've never done before so whether you're new to a hobby or just want to perfect a skill one dream's got a course to walk you through it and because you guys are so awesome one drum is offering a free NUMBER_TOKEN-day trial by clicking the link in the description below so you guys can see for yourself and get the most knowledge for your buck thank you one drum for supporting what i do now let's get back to the build all right so now that we have a poured slab we can finally move the shed to its final location and to do this i first need to disconnect the clubhouse from the rest of the structure by removing a few bolts and cutting away the stairs so that i can pull up with the forklift and lift it up
START_SPONSOR_TOKEN research and online learning can be an extremely valuable and sometimes necessary resource when taking on a project like this i partner with onedrive the sponsor of this video onedrum is an online learning platform with hundreds of series to choose from taught by experts in their field to further your skill set and i'm not just talking about basic school subjects you want to learn more about beer how about robotics or even how to decorate a cake like a pro one drum's got you covered whether you're on the couch on vacation or you're in your car listening to a podcast there's a course for everyone i personally have been taking woodworking essentials bunches and boxes by mike siemens a seven part course that takes you through making a simple box with dovetails which i've never done before so whether you're new to a hobby or just want to perfect a skill one dream's got a course to walk you through it and because you guys are so awesome one drum is offering a free NUMBER_TOKEN-day trial by clicking the link in the description below so you guys can see for yourself and get the most knowledge for your buck thank you one drum for supporting what i do now let's get back to the build END_SPONSOR_TOKEN