Honestly I was planning on at least doing a pallet wood floor and then I did the math and even that was too much work for me (I don't think I've ever said that before)
@@JackmanWorks Hey man, at least you've found the limit. We built a freestanding pallet wood wall for our studio background and couldn't believe the effort. You take it into the abusing yourself territory haha! Still, absolutely amazing what you achieve!
"Welcome back to Ask this Old House" hah! Looking forward to what you make in this new shop! My wife is Air Force so I understand the whole moving every few years and figuring out the shop. We have about 2 more years here and then it's time to move again.
I feel like Kevin when I walk up to the top of that barn! haha Moving the house is a breeze after moving the shop. If we like this spot as much as we think we will, I think this might end up being the last tour for us!
That old dude looks like a gunslinger! straight out of a cowboy movie... Awesome video dude hope the move is problem free. looking forward to see how it all progresses.
Paul this is one hell of an adventure that I can't wait to see, I'd love to have the barn as a workshop but here in the UK they are very rare in this style and when barns become available they go for loads of money and alway's get converted into homes 🏡. Good luck buddy you definitely deserve it, im really looking forward to seeing what you make going forward!!! 💯% 👍🇬🇧
Fantastic news ! Dont be afraid about what your viewers will think about this page space, if they don't identify any more they can start dreaming . I have a 2 x 900 sq feet workshop with heavy duty tools for myself and I'm selling quite a share of dreams to my viewers See you sometime Olivier
I’m curious too, looks like it’s around the Buzzards Bay/Cape area. If so, I live a few miles from there and might be able to help you move in and set up. Being retired Army, I well know the “fun” of PCSing every 2-3 years.
Cool barn. Someday I'll get my barn done so I can build in it. But it's going to be lots of work and $$$ doing it. My great great grandpa and great grandpa built it.
I think it's a natural progression. You have built things "larger than life" and now it's time for a shop that is "larger than life." It's a natural extension of what you have always done. Thanks for the video!
Really happy for you Paul, I'm looking forward to seeing how the new space comes together and how having other people in the shop gets worked into your workflow and content, I'm really liking the sitcom vibe you're giving off in this video and hope to see it carried over into future ones as well. Looking forward to all the creativity that you've yet to share with us! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Noooo you were so relatable! Now that you have more square space I'll never be able to do what you do! The SQUARE space was the only difference between us... THE ONLY!
Congratulations, Paul. Workshop space is like clamps - you can never have too much. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with it. Best wishes. Bill
I have a similar Horse barn, built in the '70s that I am slowly converting into shop space - I will be watching your progress closely... for inspiration 😀
Nice! 20 years military now retired. It's hard moving tools (try Alaska to D.C.. then overseas!) setting up the shop each time (pain). Looking forward to seeing your new setup.
I will be watching closely for BARN ideas, I am converting my old barn to a shop as well! It's great that your space is already insulated, which will save some work.
Paul I am beyond Happy for you I'm ecstatic and your shop teacher will only add to your story of the Jackman Works .I'm sorry I didn't catch his name but it seems like a real cool guy ,his brief synopsis of his ideas of creativity will be mind boggling. I wish I was close to there because I would like to help. Once again , The Door has opened and your Freedom is guaranteed , no chains to bind you . Oh one more thing the Asylum has given up trying to reposes you and am now look for some Canadian name Pat.......
I saw about this on the gram 😬 awesome to see the tour of the property! I just moved into my new space a while back and have loved it! Glad you are too. That’s awesome.
No care about people complaining about the size of your new shop. What's important is you sharing your talent and knowledge through your videos. Those who complain are just jealous !!
OMG, YOU ARE HILARIOUS! Love your comrades in wood working! So sad didn't get to meet you when in DC. Wishing you all the best. Looking forward to all your shinnanagins and awesome creations. Make sure your upstairs floor will support all your shop tools! 😃
Do you think you're wife will be in the coast guard long enough to have to move again? That place seems like a dream house/shop!! Congrats on the awesome place. I'm so Jelly.. So much more room for your creativity!
Big congrats! Looks like a ton of potential. Going to be a great shop, looking forward to what you do with it. And awesome you get to work with old friends. I highly recommend it 😄
I see you've been taking intro design notes from Eric. 😄 I've been watching you since you were in the dungeon. The possibilities here are amazing. I can tell already that hanging out with Mac is going to be a blast. Looking forward to meeting Cam, too. Can't wait to see what magic is created here!
So cool. I really think you're a good man. Now I'm sure. The respect of your mentor is a very good aspect of the guy you are. Wish you the best from France
"this shop is only 20-30 years old, so we don't have to tear it down and make furniture for rich people"... My face hurts from laughing.
Mac and Cam.
Something tells me they are total opposites to each other. 😉
#dadjoke
A wood shop in Massachusetts... going to have to start calling it “The Bahn”. That R is going to confuse folks.
only on the east coast of Mass. we talk normal in western mass
@@lindacsmith13 if you live in mass and put your Rs in the right place, you don't talk normal.
Only a matter of weeks until I start selling shirts with "The Bahn" on it 😂😂
@@JackmanWorks great idear!
that's one WICKED BAHN! You need Derek to do your voiceover for that one.
Are you going to knock the entire barn down and build it ALL out of pallet wood? Because, you should! :D
Honestly I was planning on at least doing a pallet wood floor and then I did the math and even that was too much work for me (I don't think I've ever said that before)
@@JackmanWorks Hey man, at least you've found the limit. We built a freestanding pallet wood wall for our studio background and couldn't believe the effort. You take it into the abusing yourself territory haha! Still, absolutely amazing what you achieve!
Call me. Let’s install some carpet in there. Also, this is exciting!
Right now it's between plush carpet and faux grass on the entire floor surface
@@JackmanWorks Indoor cart track. You can do it.
"You get to make stuff that matters to nobody" Ha! Really looking forward to this, congrats Paul!
It's funny cause it's true! haha
Love the conversation you had. Mac seems like a wealth of knowledge and joy to work with!!
He seriously has such a cool way of tackling challenges too, I'm excited to get that on camera
Trebuchet that stuff right up to the second floor. Who needs a crane when you have siege weaponry?
The best opening!
Really happy for you Paul! It truly is a wonderful feeling to spread out. I, like all of us, can’t wait to see what you produce out of this new space
How about a reverse of his big projects: make the smallest scale boat possible that you can still float on
A boat the size of a pallet 😂
@@JackmanWorks or a pallet boat...or a resin filled waterfall pallet boat...😂
"Welcome back to Ask this Old House" hah! Looking forward to what you make in this new shop! My wife is Air Force so I understand the whole moving every few years and figuring out the shop. We have about 2 more years here and then it's time to move again.
I was lucky to have woodshops on bases we moved to, my wife and I built a four poster Shaker bed for our first apartment.
I feel like Kevin when I walk up to the top of that barn! haha Moving the house is a breeze after moving the shop. If we like this spot as much as we think we will, I think this might end up being the last tour for us!
That old dude looks like a gunslinger! straight out of a cowboy movie... Awesome video dude hope the move is problem free. looking forward to see how it all progresses.
you and hand tool rescue should have a sitcom, based on this intro
Your arms look like they spent some time close to the sun.
So stoked for this Jackman sized shop for your Jackman sized projects. 🙌🏼
when can i move in?!
I'll get a shipping container so you can have your own Woby shop right outside!
Finally, a Jackman size shop!
Instagram? Eewwwwww. Nice shop. But building a boat? Eewwwwwww. Good luck with that. Dont want no sinking jackmans...
Paul this is one hell of an adventure that I can't wait to see, I'd love to have the barn as a workshop but here in the UK they are very rare in this style and when barns become available they go for loads of money and alway's get converted into homes 🏡.
Good luck buddy you definitely deserve it, im really looking forward to seeing what you make going forward!!!
💯% 👍🇬🇧
Make a trap door in the floor of the deck, restore the straight-vertical elevator option
0:54 Wow the barn looks beautiful! Also, so happy to see you getting a new big shop! Looking forward to how you grow into it!
Build that boat! Build that boat! ! WE CAN HELP!
Fantastic news !
Dont be afraid about what your viewers will think about this page space, if they don't identify any more they can start dreaming .
I have a 2 x 900 sq feet workshop with heavy duty tools for myself and I'm selling quite a share of dreams to my viewers
See you sometime
Olivier
Thanks Olivier! I think that when they say "I could make that if I had that shop too", we all know they can't ;)
Perhaps put a hatch in the floor of the rear deck
Congrats Jackman! Can't wait to see it all kitted out
Hey my Brother congrats very nice space,I can wait to get my shop I hope lol,Take care Family and much love later :)
Really looking forward to this new journey man. Cam looks like he's going to be a fan favorite.
Can't wait to get him on camera more, he's great!
Congrats. Lots of options for a space like that
Awesome! Congrats Jackman! Where in MA did you move to?
I’m curious too, looks like it’s around the Buzzards Bay/Cape area. If so, I live a few miles from there and might be able to help you move in and set up. Being retired Army, I well know the “fun” of PCSing every 2-3 years.
So excited for you! I can’t wait to see what comes out of the new shop!
“We will build another [trebuchet]” ... a few weeks later... ok so we were gonna install a wench to get stuff upstairs but then we had another idea...
Cool barn. Someday I'll get my barn done so I can build in it. But it's going to be lots of work and $$$ doing it. My great great grandpa and great grandpa built it.
Where in mass Paul?
living on the coast will pirates be an issue? if so another trebuchet might help.... just saying...
Mr. Works is a big, beautiful man and I would TOTALLY start watching This Old House again if he was on it.
I think it's a natural progression. You have built things "larger than life" and now it's time for a shop that is "larger than life." It's a natural extension of what you have always done. Thanks for the video!
You had me hooked at Bobcat Skidsteer
Welcome to Mass! I look forward to seeing your shop unfold and congrats!
Great looking space. Looking forward to the elevator build. Cuz I know you won't be satisfied with just a hoist.👌
Tools to the second level - I'm thinking pallet wood slide. LMAO Pallet wood joke tally: 1 million
Happy for you! Looking forward for what's next!
Thanks!! Can't wait to start building!
Really happy for you Paul, I'm looking forward to seeing how the new space comes together and how having other people in the shop gets worked into your workflow and content, I'm really liking the sitcom vibe you're giving off in this video and hope to see it carried over into future ones as well. Looking forward to all the creativity that you've yet to share with us! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
It's going to be interesting incorporating new people on camera. I have a feeling it'll feel a bit like a sitcom haha
Your old teacher Mac sounds like an extremely resourceful and tough man. My guess is everything will be carried on like on a regiment schedule.
DC will soon have another problem, Too Many Pallets. Very happy for you Sir. It will be fun to watch.
This feels like the beginning of an amazing sitcom. You old teacher is salty and cool AF
A Trebuche THROWING a large utility knife! Life goals!
Calm Down!!! Nice!! Congratulations and good luck! BTW....you're always welcome back in Rhode Island!! DD
I was just there today, feels like I never left :)
I tried to read the log before posting but that rabbit hole is toooo long. Put a hatch in the deck under the traveler. Just sayin.
I noticed the windows on the second door but not on the first.
Noooo you were so relatable! Now that you have more square space I'll never be able to do what you do! The SQUARE space was the only difference between us... THE ONLY!
This is the exact comment I was hoping for 😂
Paul you need another friend called Cad to help Cam with the CNC.
Sad to see you leave DC, Paul. Thank you again for selling us the large DC map. We love it.
Thanks so much again Chris, I'm definitely going to miss that city, everything that happened there was a massive milestone in my life!
I'm in connecticut hartford so close to u now so if u have something to give away I can have u deliver thank you ....😜😜😜😜😷😷😷😷 just joking 👍👍👍👍
I don't have anything to give away yet, but I have a lot of stuff to carry up to the 2nd floor hahaha
Congratulations, Paul. Workshop space is like clamps - you can never have too much. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with it. Best wishes. Bill
For real! I'm curious to see how long it takes me to grow to fill the space
I have a similar Horse barn, built in the '70s that I am slowly converting into shop space - I will be watching your progress closely... for inspiration 😀
Nice! 20 years military now retired. It's hard moving tools (try Alaska to D.C.. then overseas!) setting up the shop each time (pain). Looking forward to seeing your new setup.
Overseas and Alaska are my worst nightmare haha I'm not jealous at all
Great little interview. I cant wait to see what comes out of the shop!
Cool video, good luck in your new space
I will be watching closely for BARN ideas, I am converting my old barn to a shop as well!
It's great that your space is already insulated, which will save some work.
you win simply because the intro was 4:3
You of all people know I'm a details guy!
Amazing creative space 👍 good find!
Thank you! 😊
加油！╭(￣▽￣)╮
Take equipment up in pieces, yeah you might have to take some stuff apart to a point. Smarter not harder.
If we can't figure out an easy and safe lift mechanism within the first couple of days, this is definitely the plan
Paul I am beyond Happy for you I'm ecstatic and your shop teacher will only add to your story of the Jackman Works .I'm sorry I didn't catch his name but it seems like a real cool guy ,his brief synopsis of his ideas of creativity will be mind boggling. I wish I was close to there because I would like to help. Once again , The Door has opened and your Freedom is guaranteed , no chains to bind you . Oh one more thing the Asylum has given up trying to reposes you and am now look for some Canadian name Pat.......
Congrats on the new space and the big move! and I like your jokes... mostly...
One of them must have not been enough of a dad joke for you, you're kind of an expert
Mac seems like just the kinda fella who would like a 12" jointer made out of an old table saw.
I feel like you've already met him
Can't wait to see the up and coming Vids :-)
“You see those boats out there? No big deal”
High Ben!!
David, he more than likely is
Pretty sure it's a requirement in Cali...
pallet/ skateboard boat build coming soon... so he can mingle with the "boats out there." No biggie.
TotalBoat totally
I saw about this on the gram 😬 awesome to see the tour of the property! I just moved into my new space a while back and have loved it! Glad you are too. That’s awesome.
So do you own the property and barn and then renting the space out to these other guys, or are they your employees?
Mac owns the property and I'll be renting
Good luck in this new chapter of your life, Paul!
Going to be sooo much work, but super legit.
No care about people complaining about the size of your new shop. What's important is you sharing your talent and knowledge through your videos. Those who complain are just jealous !!
People are just jealous that they don't have an 8 foot tall hammer like I do!
@@JackmanWorks haha sure !!
3:45 Honey who shrunk The Jackman?
proof that hard work pays off. proud of you homie g!!!
Well impressed. It's full of character and relatively young! Best of both worlds. Well jel.
Really excited for you Jackman!!! Looking forward to your future projects and shenanigans!!
OMG, YOU ARE HILARIOUS! Love your comrades in wood working! So sad didn't get to meet you when in DC. Wishing you all the best. Looking forward to all your shinnanagins and awesome creations. Make sure your upstairs floor will support all your shop tools! 😃
Wicked sweet new baahhhn, dude! Welcome to New England! I was a Masshole for 35 years 'til I moved to CT. Looking fwd to vids from the new diggs.
Can Mac....is it Mac? Can he spend some time talking about that Zip Wall he is using?....Or is it just a job site seat?
That's so cool! How long do you think you'll be able to stay there? Looks like a great forever shop
For now we have 2 years locked in, but if we like it as much as we think we will, it'll likely last longer than that
Do you think you're wife will be in the coast guard long enough to have to move again? That place seems like a dream house/shop!!
Congrats on the awesome place. I'm so Jelly.. So much more room for your creativity!
At this point the consensus seems to be that we both want this to be our last move
Vermont wood working school¿
Those jokes are completely un-pallet-able
Looking forward to watch all the new ideas that the group of you come up with. GOOD LUCK.
Big congrats! Looks like a ton of potential. Going to be a great shop, looking forward to what you do with it. And awesome you get to work with old friends. I highly recommend it 😄
Congrats sounds like a win win....and sounds like a good reason to go toy shopping( i mean tool shopping? Remember save the shipping (pallets)
Congrats jack
Welcome back to the bean guy. Hope you stick around for a while.
Me too!
The intro was fabulous
Also Mac seems like a cool dude. kinda reminds me of a North Eastern version of my Midwest Grandpa that taught me what I know.
That's so great, I'm really excited for you getting your mentor and high school friend working with you congratulations.
Excited for you man, I know if I doubled the size of my shop my life would be vastly improved. ✊🏼
I highly recommend it!
Add an additional I (eye) beam to the side of the current beam. Extend it out far enough so you can lift pallets straight up, then just swing them in.
I see you've been taking intro design notes from Eric. 😄 I've been watching you since you were in the dungeon. The possibilities here are amazing. I can tell already that hanging out with Mac is going to be a blast. Looking forward to meeting Cam, too. Can't wait to see what magic is created here!
WOW.... boy do I want more shop space... good find mate!!!
My 5 square meter shop (45sf) is TINY... :)
So cool. I really think you're a good man. Now I'm sure. The respect of your mentor is a very good aspect of the guy you are.
Wish you the best from France
Hahaha he sunburnt.....lol
Best Intro to date. The new workshop will be EPIC. Congrats man.