How I Setup My Studio

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @donaldkroth2579
    @donaldkroth2579 7 дней назад

    Beautiful job you did there. A studio workshop that's a great idea. Look forward to your new projects. 👍

  • @CosmicQuestHobbies
    @CosmicQuestHobbies 6 дней назад

    Thanks for sharing! It gives me some ideas for my setup🤔

  • @Ben-tl4mw
    @Ben-tl4mw 6 дней назад

    Great set up Fred, very well organised. Enjoyed the video 👍

  • @SweenyMarc
    @SweenyMarc 7 дней назад +1

    I remember the first setup/tour video. Things have come on quite a long way since then. The only thing I'd add is a whiteboard. Always handy to have somewhere to add quick notes, shopping lists, reminders, schedules etc.
    If you are interested in wood work, might I suggest you look up Paul Sellers? He works with hand tools so not everything will be relevant, but I think you'll enjoy his attitude and I'm sure you'll find some useful info on his channel.

  • @steampunk8036
    @steampunk8036 7 дней назад

    Consider using French cleats for your walls, my creative friend. I just moved into a new place and will utilize these for both my crafting area and my woodshop. They are EXTREMELY versatile, modular and can be easily evolved as your needs change. -Rick, USMC

  • @anno-fw7xn
    @anno-fw7xn 7 дней назад

    A tool video and a video how you del with dust and safe airbursh would be nice)

  • @bsimon9427
    @bsimon9427 7 дней назад

    awesome set up! i remember talking awhile back and you said it got cold in there. ever fix that? i have the same problem, added some "insulation" and electric heating in there. it works a bit, warm enough to paint anyway. i have a suggestion for paint storage since you broke yours but i'll have to email you some pics

  • @Magurae
    @Magurae 7 дней назад

    Your Studio is so dusty and mine is compared so clean. But you can put and add stuff as you seem necessary and my wife won’t let me do so (she‘s smart). The only real problem in your setup might be heating. Isn’t it freezing cold in your studio?