You will soon discover that it is really a no brainer to see how a free tool shed blueprint is going to harm you more than help you.
I will spend the next couple of paragraphs telling you 3 reasons why you should not be using any free blueprint.
The word free indicates that you will not be paying anything to experience something.
This brings me to my first reason.
If you downloaded a free blueprint for anything, I am going to advise you to just throw it in the trash.
You probably will not be able to read all the annotations on the sketch anyways.
You would be better off designing this shed all by yourself.
You probably could not do any worse.
Most free plans on the internet would not pass a local building inspection, and are really quite lame in comparison to its paid brethren.
Reason number two would be that there is definitely no time savings when you have to figure out how much wood to get, and how long to cut all the wood you just purchased.
If you want to save time, you should invest in a nail and paint gun rental and possibly the aid of a good friend to speed things along.
Lastly, there is really no such thing as free if you take the viewpoint of all the extra time and money you spent trying to make the free tool shed blueprints to work.
There is only so much you can do with junk.
I like to put junk in the garbage.
How about you? Think about how much you would have wasted if you followed something that didn't have clear direction and would have cost you extra money.
Do not fall for the free trap.
I know you will be happy you didn't.
It makes sense to do things right the first time.
There is no disputing that a paid set of blueprints is going to make your project come out more complete and finished with some hard work.
The bonus you get for sticking to professional woodworking blueprints is you will get cut lists for your lumber.
The end result is no wasted time and money when you measure and cut the wrong board.
I do not know of anyone that will object to following an expert set of blueprints.