I absolutely love the shop and the build videos. The filming turned out great. If you hadn't mentioned it was a problem, we would never have known. Must be that magic editing. Another channel I watch used those same lights. They are great. Keep the shop videos coming. Looking forward to the finishing metal going up. Thanks for the great content. I look forward to new releases.
Some of us have been here for the entire journey, from dropping some containers, to adding a hood between the two containers, to the new shed. If anyone ever deserves a nice workshop you do Matt. Congratulations and looking forward to many more years of fun projects.
I think I found him from an old Bobcat vid he did where he broke up an entire driveway in one day and hauled of the concrete in an old Ford dump truck.
I've watched 50 seconds and... I might have commented it before but I'm saying it again: I really appreciate the fact that you went to the trouble of having musicians do a soundtrack for your channel and creating a unique musical identity to your videos which connects parts together. There are a lot bigger channels who do all sorts of fancy editing and yet never bother to take this step, and it's honestly baffling that it's SO rare! So good job and good job to the Semi-Supervillains, it sounds great.
Matt, it is super cool having the The Semi Supervillains playing your theme song in front of the shop...mighty fine pickin from those fellows. Thank you for taking us along on this epic adventure!! Lots of love to you and the fam. Stay safe and please be careful.
Hey Matt, I’m so happy for you for building your own workshop Even tho I’m not personally into heavy equipment I really enjoy all your projects and videos! Keep it up man!
Man Bob did a real good job with the electric work! Yup the lights seem to work real well. Looks like the white tin for the interior walls was being moved into your shop for the closing scene! It is looking awesome Matt , thanks for taking us along. I am on stand by and am looking forward to the next Diesel Creek video !!
Looks amazing! With the insulated walls and heated floor, that should be a really nice, warm space. When it comes time to install electrical outlets, figure out how many you THINK you will need and then add 35% to that number. I put in 14 outlets in my 28x30 garage and it wasn't enough. I had to add 6 more to eliminate extension cords.
Your new work space is awesome but there is one thing that you might consider adding . When you are inside working on a new to you piece of equipment and you can't work on it outside because of the weather the inside is going to get filled with diesel fumes and other fumes (gas , propane, etc. ) you might want to install a large exhaust fan ( 1 or 2 ) so that way you don't have to open up the roll up doors and lose heat . Just an idea 💡.
All your little insulation cutter needs now is a return spring and some type of built in cutter and it would be a hot ticket item to patent, good luck in the industry!
Always look forward to the notification of a new Diesel Creek video and the music. Thank you Matt for sharing your passion for all your many projects! Your new shop is impressive, looking forward to upcoming projects your new shop will allow you to jump into! 👍
As suggestions, before you get a lot of stuff in the shop, that you seal the floor. Will cut down on the dust, and make oil and dribble cleanup easier. As for the ceiling, consider foam insulation for the ceiling. Only problem with foam is that you will have to do a lot of masking and draping, as that foam stuff gets everywhere.
Goood to see it coming along for ya. You may want to mount some side lighting on the walls in work areas. Overhead lights are great, but under and around equipment has a lot of dark areas.
My thought exactly, and personally even though it would be overkill added another set of 8 overhead along with sidelights. Matt is happy that’s all that matters.
Dude, you have a spectacular shop. I think you are doing an amazing job of filming and finishing out the shop at the same time. I'm amazed with each episode you release on the shop, just how far things have progressed. Nice going...
She's coming along nicely! You're doing great even at stuff you aren't 'proficient' with. Take your time, research, learn to do it right the first time, and that's going to be an amazing work space!
I did my house with volcanic rock insulation Roxul. It was easily cut with a bread knife. It does not itch. Also did the exterior of my house with James Hardy fiber cement siding, plus it is fire proof. It is an American product. Did it 15 years ago and it still looks great.
I cannot compliment you any more than I have !! When I reflect back on what you HAD, to what you HAVE now, it's amazing !! From primitive to luxurious is what I see. Well done Matt !! Yes you've come a l.o.n.g. for way, baby !! Proud of you, Buddy !! You've worked hard !! Looking forward to future episodes and your accomplishments !!
I couldn't agree anymore.. This shop, with these lights..Incredible. I said it once, but it needs to be said again...I am envyious of this shop. I missed out on the chance to have a 22 x 40 shop..city re-zoned our neighborhood. So I work out of 2 structures. A 15ft sq 1922 garage (my shop), and a 20x22 carport (my shed). Neither are heated.
I'm curious about the in-floor heating. I can't wait until you start setting that up. And, of course, the overhead crane will really be the cherry on the top. As much as I love watching you rescuing old iron, I've been living vicariously through this shop build. I'd love a shop like that, but it's bigger than my backyard, so . . .
Matt, you are a very good editor. I like the way you fast forward thru certain things, were we still get to see how you did it and what you did, but yet not ever boring! Love you videos. Congratulations on your dream shop. I am one jealous guy! Did you pay for that with You tube? I am a 36 year mechanic, and I really like your work ethic and your ability to be a jack of all trades! Great Stuff!
Looking good Matt can’t wait to see the overhead crane going in I’m guessing it’s a little way out until you’ll be able to do that but definitely looking forward to future shop content and pretty soon you’ll be able to work on the trucks and other equipment on a nice floor and not have to be laying in the mud anymore!!!!
Suggestion, I worked in an aircraft hangar that is about 10 times the size of your shop and I always found it hard to get enough light under the F-16's engine bays from the bottom. I made a few lights from explosion proof ( you might not need that, I had to comply with USAF regs) and put them on wheels with a bolt through the middle of the end so it can be tilted. If you use LED lights you can have great lights under equipment and the tilt capability will keep it out of the way. Looks great, looking forward to seeing the floor heater hooked up.
You can get excellent cordless lights for this purpose now. They're a bit pricey but handy and no cables to trip on. You could get some eBay truck bar lights and power with cordless tool batteries or other if you want to do it cheap.
Overhead lights look awesome 👌 Have you thought about a couple of wall mounted also to help alleviate shadows when working on machines? You could also use that run of centre outlets for ceiling fans come summertime 😉
Sweet success on the workshop matt many good builds & resurrections on the way & I'd love to hear the acoustics with the infamous semi super villains playing inside your workshop .
Looking real good! Are you going to put in a ceiling to limit heat loss in the winter and heat gain in the summer? Or are you planning on leaving it open and installing ceiling fans for air movement? I realize I might be thinking ahead of you a little. I know you have put a lot of thought into planning this all out. Just curious. Thank you for sharing!
SHOP IS LOOKING GREAT MATT, LIKE YOU SAID, ITS DEFINATELY GONNA BE A GAME CHANGER WHEN ITS DONE AND YOU START WORKING INSIDE, KEEP THE GREAT VIDEOS COMING, AND THANKS FOR ALL THE ONES YOU HAVE SHARED SO FAR, LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEXT ONES
of all the channels to which I subscribe this is my favorite. the shop looks amazing and I love that you’re doing the work you can. sweat equity helps ensure sustainability
Smart running 3/4" EMT from the circuit breaker panel. Gives you flexibility to add a lot of circuits in the future. LED'S now the only way to go. Have 4' fluorescent lamps in my garage that I installed 40 years ago. They are a pain in co!d weather. Have to leave them on for at least 10 minutes before they come up to full brightness in cold weather. Going to remove ballast and convert them to LED'S. Love the insulation cutting jig.
Matt, what a great shop for you and those lights are crazy bright and I can't wait to see the white tin on the walls... I know you are very proud of your success and when you hook up the heated floors you are going to love it in there, congratulations on a job well done.
Those receptacles down the center won't be wasted, put up a row of ceiling fans. You will need them to blow the hot air down in the winter and cool air in the summer.
Buy an Oshkosh 3 phase Diesel Military Surplus Generator (fully Running 60KW) for the workshop, good enough to run most of your future equipment. preferably mounted on a Military tow vehicle.
Matt I think most of us are just excited to see what you come up with. The next stage I really am waiting to see is the gantry crane. This is going to be super awesome!
love the new video. As for the lights, I for one am not sure there is such a thing as "too many lights" in a workspace. Gonna be a gamechanger once the shop is done, and you can actually work in some form of "comfort" and not out in the mud
.... I'm am fascinated by all you do. I just eat up all your vids. Big cudos to you for your enthusiasm, determination and ingenuity. The scissor lift is a real star, perfect tool for the job.
Hi Matt, I am also in the process of putting up my own storage/ workshop and is just as excited as you are. Looking forward to see your shop completely finishd and all the content coming up for us. Greetings here from Western Cape, South Africa.
Love your shop build videos Matt, I always look forward to a new video on the the progress of the shop build. You are so close to brining finished, can’t wait to see the shop tour video when your all set up.
Hey Matt before you fill the shop up with stuff & things you should have a skating party with rollerblades, roller-skates, skateboards along with hotdogs hamburgers & Royal crown Cola ! love the shop what a great job!
Hi. I think you should do something with ceiling. Now all heat rises up and go out... At least some barrier to stop air and maybe some ceiling fans too.
That’s a dream come true. I am so happy for you, you have worked so hard to get where you are. I am enjoy every episode. The filming is good and flows well, plus the music is top notch and like no one else. Thanks for sharing your time and adventures with us. Peace
Nice shop. if the row of outlets down the center are switched separately you could utilize them for Seiling fans in the meantime until you go blind and require more lighting. they would help to move the air off the ceiling.
When you're shopping for extension cord reels, find some that put the circuit breaker on the end of the cable. A lot of reels put the breaker at the reel, and that's a problem when you have the reel mounted 20' in the air!
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👍No longer a dream shop , this thing’s for real Matt , cheers🍻
🎵🎵 Somewhere where you wanna go. Where everybody knows your name...and their always glad ya came 🎵🎵 Ha! 🙂🙃🙂
She's a beaut Matt. Congrats!
I absolutely love the shop and the build videos.
The filming turned out great. If you hadn't mentioned it was a problem, we would never have known.
Must be that magic editing.
Another channel I watch used those same lights. They are great.
Keep the shop videos coming. Looking forward to the finishing metal going up.
Thanks for the great content. I look forward to new releases.
@@EyesOnlyTeam86 😂 Cheers 🍻
Congrats buddy
You might consider some sidewall lighting placed at 3-4 foot off the floor for working under equipment to supplement portable handheld lights.
The concrete *should* reflect enough light that it won't be an issue but that's as you said what a handheld light is for
Use the lighting plan for a spray booth. That gives even all around light.
Some of us have been here for the entire journey, from dropping some containers, to adding a hood between the two containers, to the new shed. If anyone ever deserves a nice workshop you do Matt. Congratulations and looking forward to many more years of fun projects.
I started watching when he got the 977 running. I thought to myself, it'll never run. Ever since then, I've been hooked on this channel
I've been watching since he got the clark michigan loader running!
I think I found him from an old Bobcat vid he did where he broke up an entire driveway in one day and hauled of the concrete in an old Ford dump truck.
That ply wood is going up Quick So close to the end For the shop being finished nice work Guys Appreciate the entertainment Matt 23:47 @Diesel Creek
That patent pending Insulation Cutter Is genius looks like it works amazingly Well Matt Great work 18:00 @Diesel Creek
I've watched 50 seconds and... I might have commented it before but I'm saying it again: I really appreciate the fact that you went to the trouble of having musicians do a soundtrack for your channel and creating a unique musical identity to your videos which connects parts together.
There are a lot bigger channels who do all sorts of fancy editing and yet never bother to take this step, and it's honestly baffling that it's SO rare! So good job and good job to the Semi-Supervillains, it sounds great.
Indeed. The only other channel I watch that does this is Acorn to Arabella.
I appreciate that!
I second that and the opening theme tune where they play in front is 100% best diesel creek tune fits the whole theme perfectly.
😊😊
Matt, it is super cool having the The Semi Supervillains playing your theme song in front of the shop...mighty fine pickin from those fellows. Thank you for taking us along on this epic adventure!! Lots of love to you and the fam. Stay safe and please be careful.
The extra outlets you had put in will be perfect to run a bunch of ceiling fans from. Good in both summer and winter!
Looks great Matt!
good idea!
Some great Conduit bending and Man Bob Is Fast Looking good There Matt 6:24 @Diesel Creek
Freaking Bright With all 8 of them lights impressive Matt 25:17 @Diesel Creek
HEY! We all have been waiting for A Diesel Creek fix!
Yes! Dropped my glass clicking fast here :-)
You got that right, Richard!
Matt's been slacking on the videos...lol
Amen lol
For sure, been missing my DC updates! Very happy for you Matt, you’ve gotta be so stoked about moving into the shop!
Happy for you and your family. Please do not stop posting stuff you buy and fix. Love seeing old stuff brought back to life.
Hey Matt, I’m so happy for you for building your own workshop
Even tho I’m not personally into heavy equipment I really enjoy all your projects and videos!
Keep it up man!
nice good led high bay light
Lookin great n hey since you don't need lights down the middle put in some nice ceiling fan action.
The ONLY bad thing about this episode Matt, was it ended. 😁 hopefully not too long before the next 👍 enjoyed the episode.
Such a solid dude, glad this shop is coming together. Keep at it!
You could use the center strip of outlets for ceiling fans. It's turning into a really nice shop.
yup, he's gonna have a ton of heat trapped up there.
I was just going to suggest fans to!
I think he might put an overhead crane inside his shop I don’t know if there would be space for some fans.
I'd put a centrifugal fan under peaks on both ends, if doors allow
Maybe a couple “big ass fans” on either end.
Man them Lights are super Bright There Matt Freaking Sweet let there be Light 14:11 @Diesel Creek
Can't wait for the heat !!!!!
Man Bob did a real good job with the electric work! Yup the lights seem to work real well. Looks like the white tin for the interior walls was being moved into your shop for the closing scene! It is looking awesome Matt , thanks for taking us along. I am on stand by and am looking forward to the next Diesel Creek video !!
Agree, next Diesel Creek video can't come too soon 😀
looks great man that center section of outlets would be great to use for some ceiling fans for the summer for more air circulation
Not only summer 😊 in winter you can use the fans to push the warm air back down.
Warm air won’t go that high with radiant heat. 8 to 10 foot has been my experience. But summer use would be good.
@@musky629 very interesting. Would not have guessed that.
@@musky629 doesn't hurt to circulate the air.
Electric drop cord reels.
Looks amazing! With the insulated walls and heated floor, that should be a really nice, warm space. When it comes time to install electrical outlets, figure out how many you THINK you will need and then add 35% to that number. I put in 14 outlets in my 28x30 garage and it wasn't enough. I had to add 6 more to eliminate extension cords.
Thankyou; For taking us along. It was gteat, and fun just to be apart of it. Texas
Add some large diameter reversing ceiling fans to push the warm air down during the winter and pull the cool air up during the summer.
Your new work space is awesome but there is one thing that you might consider adding . When you are inside working on a new to you piece of equipment and you can't work on it outside because of the weather the inside is going to get filled with diesel fumes and other fumes (gas , propane, etc. ) you might want to install a large exhaust fan ( 1 or 2 ) so that way you don't have to open up the roll up doors and lose heat . Just an idea 💡.
Yeah or a exhaust tube that slips over the exhaust and dumps to the outside.
Nothing like a cup of coffee and some Diesel Creek content on a Sunday Morning! Thanks Matt!
Perfect start to my morning. Thank you sir.
All your little insulation cutter needs now is a return spring and some type of built in cutter and it would be a hot ticket item to patent, good luck in the industry!
Matt, You can see better than daylight in your new shop , I think this is your dream!
Out of all videos, I actually enjoy listening to your Timelapse music. Great move working with the band you do.
Always look forward to the notification of a new Diesel Creek video and the music. Thank you Matt for sharing your passion for all your many projects! Your new shop is impressive, looking forward to upcoming projects your new shop will allow you to jump into! 👍
Matt, u no-longer need to lay-down in the mud/water to work-on ur equipment. No-longer need to work-out in the cold/heat/snow.. great job..
As suggestions, before you get a lot of stuff in the shop, that you seal the floor. Will cut down on the dust, and make oil and dribble cleanup easier. As for the ceiling, consider foam insulation for the ceiling. Only problem with foam is that you will have to do a lot of masking and draping, as that foam stuff gets everywhere.
Goood to see it coming along for ya. You may want to mount some side lighting on the walls in work areas. Overhead lights are great, but under and around equipment has a lot of dark areas.
My thought exactly, and personally even though it would be overkill added another set of 8 overhead along with sidelights. Matt is happy that’s all that matters.
Dude, you have a spectacular shop. I think you are doing an amazing job of filming and finishing out the shop at the same time. I'm amazed with each episode you release on the shop, just how far things have progressed. Nice going...
I appreciate that!
She's coming along nicely! You're doing great even at stuff you aren't 'proficient' with. Take your time, research, learn to do it right the first time, and that's going to be an amazing work space!
Those lights are bright!
In the center you could add some lights with motion sensors, then if you drive into a dark shop, you will have instant light.
I did my house with volcanic rock insulation Roxul. It was easily cut with a bread knife. It does not itch. Also did the exterior of my house with James Hardy fiber cement siding, plus it is fire proof. It is an American product. Did it 15 years ago and it still looks great.
That workshop is looking really good..Well done 👍👍👍✊✊✊🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Fellow 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦👍👍👍
@@JustinPaul1st ..Loadshedding 😂😂😂🤣🤣🇿🇦🇿🇦
@@jiggsborah7041 Fellow zazaza, no dark here, got massive UPS hahahaha
@@StephFourie21 😂😂😂🤣🤣👍👍👍🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
I cannot compliment you any more than I have !! When I reflect back on what you HAD, to what you HAVE now, it's amazing !! From primitive to luxurious is what I see. Well done Matt !! Yes you've come a l.o.n.g. for way, baby !! Proud of you, Buddy !! You've worked hard !! Looking forward to future episodes and your accomplishments !!
Wow, thank you!
Seeing the Semi-Supervillains performing in front of the shop just fills my heart so much!
That was awesome
Those guys are really good at changing up songs that fit the action (king of the hill theme) Juuuuust enough to no be copyrighted!
@@Dwendele hahaha that was Matt’s special request. We haven’t been sued yet 😂
I couldn't agree anymore..
This shop, with these lights..Incredible.
I said it once, but it needs to be said again...I am envyious of this shop.
I missed out on the chance to have a 22 x 40 shop..city re-zoned our neighborhood. So I work out of 2 structures. A 15ft sq 1922 garage (my shop), and a 20x22 carport (my shed). Neither are heated.
Suggestion: add LED high output Daylight lamps high on walls to avoid major shadows under hoods and such. Ran into that myself is why I say this.
I'm curious about the in-floor heating. I can't wait until you start setting that up. And, of course, the overhead crane will really be the cherry on the top. As much as I love watching you rescuing old iron, I've been living vicariously through this shop build. I'd love a shop like that, but it's bigger than my backyard, so . . .
Matt, you are a very good editor. I like the way you fast forward thru certain things, were we still get to see how you did it and what you did, but yet not ever boring! Love you videos. Congratulations on your dream shop. I am one jealous guy! Did you pay for that with You tube? I am a 36 year mechanic, and I really like your work ethic and your ability to be a jack of all trades! Great Stuff!
It is now a GREAT Sunday! Thanks Matt !
WOW!!!! That's all I can say, WOW! Thanks for posting and take care!
Impressive Lights - Impressive company chucking them in for free! - Great job
Looking good Matt can’t wait to see the overhead crane going in I’m guessing it’s a little way out until you’ll be able to do that but definitely looking forward to future shop content and pretty soon you’ll be able to work on the trucks and other equipment on a nice floor and not have to be laying in the mud anymore!!!!
The crane is what I'm most looking forward to. I assumed it would need to be installed during the construction process.
That's the plan!
Suggestion, I worked in an aircraft hangar that is about 10 times the size of your shop and I always found it hard to get enough light under the F-16's engine bays from the bottom. I made a few lights from explosion proof ( you might not need that, I had to comply with USAF regs) and put them on wheels with a bolt through the middle of the end so it can be tilted. If you use LED lights you can have great lights under equipment and the tilt capability will keep it out of the way. Looks great, looking forward to seeing the floor heater hooked up.
You can get excellent cordless lights for this purpose now. They're a bit pricey but handy and no cables to trip on. You could get some eBay truck bar lights and power with cordless tool batteries or other if you want to do it cheap.
Faack mount more on the walls
Sounds like something to get RUN OVER
I've found the Milwaukee rover series lights are awesome for this purpose
Overhead lights look awesome 👌
Have you thought about a couple of wall mounted also to help alleviate shadows when working on machines?
You could also use that run of centre outlets for ceiling fans come summertime 😉
The walls will be white, so this won't be much of an issue.
Always watching from Panama City Florida, USA. 🇺🇸. No Snow Just Breeze !
I liked the victory laps around the shop on the forklift!!
Love the work you are doing 😉 enjoying the videos sir
Sweet success on the workshop matt many good builds & resurrections on the way & I'd love to hear the acoustics with the infamous semi super villains playing inside your workshop .
Looking real good! Are you going to put in a ceiling to limit heat loss in the winter and heat gain in the summer? Or are you planning on leaving it open and installing ceiling fans for air movement? I realize I might be thinking ahead of you a little. I know you have put a lot of thought into planning this all out. Just curious. Thank you for sharing!
Excellent INTRO!!!! For sure a keeper!!
Great job Matt don't sweat the the small stuff just box in those conduits coming out the floor.
I know you’ve been busy working but I’m glad you had a video this week!! Any content you share is always appreciated!! Shop is awesome!!
SHOP IS LOOKING GREAT MATT, LIKE YOU SAID, ITS DEFINATELY GONNA BE A GAME CHANGER WHEN ITS DONE AND YOU START WORKING INSIDE, KEEP THE GREAT VIDEOS COMING, AND THANKS FOR ALL THE ONES YOU HAVE SHARED SO FAR, LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEXT ONES
WHAT? I CAN"T HEAR YOU
of all the channels to which I subscribe this is my favorite. the shop looks amazing and I love that you’re doing the work you can. sweat equity helps ensure sustainability
Wow, thank you!
Smart running 3/4" EMT from the circuit breaker panel. Gives you flexibility to add a lot of circuits in the future. LED'S now the only way to go. Have 4' fluorescent lamps in my garage that I installed 40 years ago. They are a pain in co!d weather. Have to leave them on for at least 10 minutes before they come up to full brightness in cold weather. Going to remove ballast and convert them to LED'S. Love the insulation cutting jig.
What started as a long road taken. This is a side road to you dream shop. Now the fun starts. Have fun matt
Feel like all the mechanic based RUclipsrs I watch are moving up in the world. Getting nice big shops to tool around in. Pretty awesome. Grats Matt!
I've been waiting for this update! Excited to see how the shop is coming along! :)
Matt, what a great shop for you and those lights are crazy bright and I can't wait to see the white tin on the walls... I know you are very proud of your success and when you hook up the heated floors you are going to love it in there, congratulations on a job well done.
Those receptacles down the center won't be wasted, put up a row of ceiling fans. You will need them to blow the hot air down in the winter and cool air in the summer.
Buy an Oshkosh 3 phase Diesel Military Surplus Generator (fully Running 60KW) for the workshop, good enough to run most of your future equipment. preferably mounted on a Military tow vehicle.
Matt I think most of us are just excited to see what you come up with. The next stage I really am waiting to see is the gantry crane. This is going to be super awesome!
love the new video. As for the lights, I for one am not sure there is such a thing as "too many lights" in a workspace. Gonna be a gamechanger once the shop is done, and you can actually work in some form of "comfort" and not out in the mud
Lighting requirements increase exponentially with age.
Keep the shop videos coming as much as you can Matt. Love seeing the progress!
Use the extra center ceiling outlets for drop down power reels !👍👌 shop looks awesome, great videos
.... I'm am fascinated by all you do. I just eat up all your vids. Big cudos to you for your enthusiasm, determination and ingenuity.
The scissor lift is a real star, perfect tool for the job.
It is a dream shop. I’m happy for you Matt.
Hi Matt, I am also in the process of putting up my own storage/ workshop and is just as excited as you are. Looking forward to see your shop completely finishd and all the content coming up for us. Greetings here from Western Cape, South Africa.
My favorite part of Sunday is a new D.C. video!
Love your shop build videos Matt, I always look forward to a new video on the the progress of the shop build. You are so close to brining finished, can’t wait to see the shop tour video when your all set up.
15:21 i love the time lapse with the king of the hill style music nice little reference there
Hey Matt before you fill the shop up with stuff & things you should have a skating party with rollerblades, roller-skates, skateboards along with hotdogs hamburgers & Royal crown Cola !
love the shop what a great job!
Hey, this was really impressive to see. Those lights look fantastic and the build of the shop is fascinating. Well done sir!
Hey Matt are you going to put any kind of sealer on the concrete? Love the building and what you have been doing! Keep it up!
I'd throw some sacrificial planks. On floor tto get chewed up instead of. Flooring
Great progress, Matt! Those lights are fantastic. I have been eagerly awaiting each step in the creation of your dream shop.
Hi the shop is looking great,All you need now is Fans.
God Bless and thank care.
Congrats building getting better and better.
Great work Matt, it’s lovely to see your long time dream come true and taking us on that journey.
always a pleasure to see someone’s dream come thru (: well deserved Matt!
Fantastic progress so far, Matt! Thanks for filming what you do while running forward with the build. Spectacular space!😀
Nice cutting device for the insulation, well thought😀
Awesome music Semi-Supervillains! Best on any You Tubes I watch by a mile.
Awesome. Curious when you will be running grid power to the farm?
With all that roof space a back up solar power system might be alternative to look at in the future on either building depending on their orientation
@@heartland96a yeah a nice solar/battery system may be a better option and use the generator as a backup for heavy demand
I’ll bet he will put power to the farm when goes to build his house on property! Mostly because of the cost to put power on the property!!🤗
Many power systems will run in for free if it is going to a residence because that is a long term year around commitment where a shop might not be
@@kenore4003 that would be interesting as I ve not come across that arrangement before
Love your vids always makes my day great content
And he’s back again diesel creek makes a great return 🎉😊😮❤
Hi. I think you should do something with ceiling. Now all heat rises up and go out... At least some barrier to stop air and maybe some ceiling fans too.
Great Job Matt Great Light Great Build. Only need some good heat next.
That’s a dream come true. I am so happy for you, you have worked so hard to get where you are. I am enjoy every episode. The filming is good and flows well, plus the music is top notch and like no one else. Thanks for sharing your time and adventures with us. Peace
Nice shop. if the row of outlets down the center are switched separately you could utilize them for Seiling fans in the meantime until you go blind and require more lighting. they would help to move the air off the ceiling.
There a old machine Disel Creek to the rescue Thank you for all the awesome videos that you make.
When you're shopping for extension cord reels, find some that put the circuit breaker on the end of the cable. A lot of reels put the breaker at the reel, and that's a problem when you have the reel mounted 20' in the air!
THAT guy is a REAL friend anyone who helps with fiberglass is a real friend.
This new stuff isn’t bad, I did that all bare handed with no irritation at all