Shed Project Ideas I’m Planning Next (And Why)
After I finished my first shed, I realized something: Here’s how I built it, step-by-step — tools, time, and cost → full weekend breakdown
The hardest part of building… was deciding what to build next.
That blueprint pack I used?
It wasn’t just for sheds. It came with thousands of DIY woodworking projects — organized by category, difficulty, and material.
I listed everything that’s actually included here → see what’s inside the pack
Here’s what I’m planning next — and why.
1. 🪑 Backyard Workbench Table
Simple weekend build
Great for future paint/stain projects
Space for clamps, vise, and tool storage
Why this one? Because after building my shed, I needed a better workspace.
This table plan uses just a few 2x4s and fits perfectly inside.
Time to build: 4–5 hours
Tools needed: Circular saw, drill, clamps
2. 📦 Small Storage Cabinet (Shelves + Doors)
This is for organizing paint cans, small tools, and supplies.
I found 3 cabinet plans in the pack — one with full doors, one open-frame, and one wall-mounted.
Why this one? Because I’m tired of using cardboard boxes to store everything.
Time to build: 1 day
Materials: Plywood, hinges, screws
Bonus: Plan includes shelf measurements + cut list
3. 🧒 Kids’ Tool Bench or Starter Project
I’m planning to build this one for my kid.
One of the plans is literally titled “kid-sized bench for learning tools” — and it’s made with safety in mind.
Why this one? Because I want the next generation to start early — but safely.
🎯 The Point Is: This Doesn’t Stop at the Shed
Once I got used to the diagrams and instructions, every new project felt easier.
It’s how I picked the right shed style too → here’s how I chose
The hard part now is just choosing what to build.
These aren’t just "shed blueprints" — they’re:
Furniture plans
Deck projects
Outdoor benches
Garden boxes
Garage racks
Even birdhouses and fences
👉 You can grab the same plan pack I use here
FAQs
Q: Can I really build furniture from the same shed plan pack?
A: Yes — there are 16,000+ projects, not just sheds.
Q: Do these require a lot of tools?
A: Most just need a drill, saw, clamps, and patience.
Q: What if I don’t have a workshop?
A: You don’t need one. I used my backyard and a folding table.