im amazed by the quality of these videos. You have a relativly small channel but watching a video of yours feels like watching a much bigger channel. Good job at creating that atmosphere!
Alexandre Chappel I first saw your videos and was under the impression that you were MUCH bigger. Your channel is impressively well done. I have a feeling you are about to blow up if you continue!
I just found your channel and all I can say is great job and keep doing what you do. You have just caused me to start binge watching all your older content. Thank you.
Organizing the workshop is enough of an idea. Have a 3.5 x3. 5 m garden shack I use but over the winter I turned it into a wood storage. Plenty of work waiting for better weather weather.
Two shelves by the battery chargers helps keep batteries organized when you have a needs charging shelf and a charged shelf. Each time you are walking by the chargers you can see if they are done and move the batteries to the charged shelf and grab any on the need charging shelf to put on the charger with no questions of is this charged or not. With permanent spots for the tools spot lights that will light up the work and not have a shadow of the operator with a switch to turn them on/off near the tool helps a ton. No need to strain the eyes looking for a marking when a spot light or two mounted above would help.
Alexandre - do you have a fabrication / prototyping business that you run out of this space with your partners? Tell us about that, if you can. By the way, nice job reorganizing that space.
That under storage idea is awesome. Head room doesn't matter in an office, so it's a win win. I would recommend an L shaped desk when you build. Allows for much more space when computer work spreads out, or for that 3d printer
Hi Alexandre, I watched this video with keen interest and would like to make some suggestions if I may. First, I have a pallet jack as well so I am making custom heavy duty pallets to sit my lathe and surface grinder on out of railway sleepers. If you decide to move either of your two big machines you have to go through the hassle of getting them high enough to get the pallet jack under them again. My 700kg surface grinder has lubrication points at the back so I need to move it every so often to get to them. Moving a lathe is risky at the best of times but having it fixed to a pallet makes it so simple to move. Being tall I find the extra height of the machines sitting on the pallets a real bonus. Nearly all my other machines are on wheels. The empty space your draws need to open will become a magnet to put junk in over time. I had a similar problem so I marked off the outline of the area with 50mm tape so I knew nothing could be put in that area even “just for now”. You’ll see what I mean over time. I didn’t see a dedicated work bench anywhere so I assume that’s still to come. When it does I would suggest putting the drill press as close to it as possible. I’ve been rearranging my workshop for nearly 40yrs and I have learnt that I don’t go from my lathe straight to the drill press very often but I go from the bench to the drill press all the time. It makes sense because you generally mark out your holes to drill on the bench first. I hope you find some of these ideas are useful. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
Have you considered partitioning off your office? Fresh air from the outside comes into that first, and then is vented out into the workshop proper. I would have installed some shallow, waist-height shelves around the periphery -- minus the entryway -- and then some sort of clear (polycarbonate?) windows to the ceiling (maybe more shelving hanging from the ceiling, and the windows would go up to that).
Just discovered your channel today and I've been binge watching all your vids. You are talented and skilled and I want to say how much I appreciate your enthusiasm. Also I greatly appreciate watching someone in your age group whose vocabulary consist of more than four letter words. Keep up the great vids. You remind me of myself 40 years ago.
personally, I would not put the desk back in the corner, I would rotate it so it was running above the pull out drawer. Swap locations of the drawers, so the step is against the wall. This way you could face your workshop when working on the computer. Then add some shelves or cabinets where the door/table currently sits. I would also enclose the area from desktop to floor to keep any dust out of the wiring and help keep it looking neat by hiding the wiring.
The wall spot next to the office space is perfect to add a 3D-Printer into the shop. Well worth it for custom fixturing/jigs and plenty of other applications
The cabinet in the corner next to the door has two 3D-Printers. He made a video in the past about how he made the sound proofing because they were loud.
seeing how energetic you are, I don't think you needed that mini step for the desk area :) thank you for the inspiration, I'll do something similar for my desk
chair with casters on a raised platform without wall seems like a disaster waiting to happen, maybe some half height walls to prevent yourself from sliding off the platform?
This is the second or thierd time I see this. It's inspire me to clean my space/ workshop. And inspried me to deal with spece isseus in a diffrent way. Thank you.
You should put a little transition strip bump around the office to add just a little tactile bump in case you're about to roll off the back. Everything looks great!
Very impressed with how you chose to move the lathe. Even more impressed that you did it by yourself. Shop looks great! Always nice when things are organized and space is optimized. Keep up the great work. I really enjoy your channel.
i plan to build a smaller version of that organizer cart only with bigger drawers as in my shop i only got space for a small version and i can buy a prefabbed base with heavyduty wheels on it only thing lefts building the frame and drawers
You are literally living my dream. Watching these videos is making so excited for when I can have my own space to do this in! Fantastic video content. Thank you for sharing!
Great reorganization of your workshop. Impressive. You might want to consider securing your office chair from falling of the edge though. But I like the stairs.
amazing job done -relate to the work itself and to the video made. I'd been added some "safety" line around the edge of the "office" - just to not fell off with the rolling chair.
👍👍👍👍👍 like the way your office looks now. Using a door as desk is not the worst way. I still have a VERY old door which I want to make a dining table as soon as I can go to my workshop in Denmark. Guess it will take some time before I'm able to cross the border between Germany and Denmark. Strange times. Btw. one question: How accurate is your Bosch miter saw? Actually looking for one.
That looks awesome. Great Job. If I might humbly offer a small opportunity for improvement? I'd put forth a casters bar around the edge of that storage area. I'd be a bit leary of the rolly chair's castors 'exiting solid ground' and resulting in a gravity event for the chair's occupier. Otherwise, great job!
I love your videos! I have watched all of them. Your projects are awesome, and your editing is great. However the best part of what you do is your enthusiasm and energy.
I'm not a handy person but I'm trying to be. I'm not sure what it is but your videos are so calming - it feels relaxing and I've been binge-watching your content for a week now. Keep it up Alexandre :)
Very satisfying to see everything getting organized. What about a wooden frame and door around your office with glass or acrylic all around, to prevent the dust ? 👍👍👍🛠⚒🔨🔩🔧🔩
Thanks man :) jeah i though about it, that's what we did for our kitchen that we built in an earlier episode. But I felt like it would make the room feel smaller and take up to much space, so I decided not to.
Nice project, but the first time you push your chair back and a wheel goes over the edge, you're going to want to make a balustrade around the office area.
Excelent video! I really like the storage solution under the office area. You should have a bigger audience with this quality content. Keep it up! Greetings from Argentina.
I would suggest that you move the lathe a few feet away from the wall, so that if you ever needed to remove the tail stock you could. shop looks great anyhow!
Found this a bit late....but what about painting the floor stark white? Made a huge difference with lighting and general eye fatigue for me. Great channel and oodles of envy around your Bridgeport and Felder! Two of the best in their fields.....!
Good move sacrificing a bit of storage length that you had lots of to simplify the wheel mounting solution on the drawers :-) About those DeWalt chargers, you should hang them, much much nicer to use one hand to chuck a battery on than have to hold the charger with the other and use two. I have 3 on the wall, 2 normal like those and 1 fast for the flexvolt packs when I'm in a hurry.
I'm impressed at the new layout. Why didn't you re-purpose the table from the end of the room (the one that you cut bits off) for your office table and make a more suitable one for the other end?
u'r a very handy guy and, most of all, a GREAT comunicator... having a bit of fresh air it is so necessary in times like we live now... THANKA A LOT... if u ever come to Lisbon or any where else in Portugal, I can give you some tips :)... accept an hug from Lisbon
Funny enough, I wasn't going to watch this. I thought, oh great another shop tour. I am so glad I didn't follow my first mind and I watched this. Your did a fantastic job making such great use of not so much space. Thanks for sharing this and I'm looking forward to seeing what else you've got going for this space.
I love the "getting stuff done" attitude you have, no problem is too big. But also everything you do is also so well planned and even seems to always work out. I don't know how old you are, but the amount of skill you have is amazing! I've watched all of your videos recently and can't wait to see more, keep up the great work and keep enjoying it! :)
Joining in with other like-minded concerned individuals, put in a stop so you don't die on your office chair. Just a wall that's to the chair's back with a door that swings open in the middle of the platform would be nice, if you can find a way to make it lock in the middle.
Great work Alexandre ! Now that your Bridgeport is finally in its right place, do you intend on bolting it to the floor ? For a machine that's such a massive chunk of metal, it feels really wobbly if you're able to make it vibrate just by hanging on it at 17:35 . That won't help when she starts chooching...
I like what you did, it gives me ideas. One thing I would have done different is the following. I don't like having a desk against the wall in an open space like yours, I would rather put the desk on the opposite side of the platform and build a step on the short side of it. This way you wouldn't need to build a step on one of the drawers and you'll be able to see your shop while editing. Another thing, why not making longer drawers and cut a hole in the bottom so you have the wheels inside of it, you would have a bigger and more optimized drawer even though you would loose the corners with the wheels.
Love the energy and quality of the video. Getting things organized is a bless! May I suggest a raised lip around the floor of the office space to stop the chair from rolling over the edge?
My idea of the large drawers would have been to make them 1/2 the length and have 4 of them. You could have made some kind of an attachment to hook them together. That way when you pull them out you would only need 4 ft. of space next to your office space stand. then if you need something out of the back one just pull it out 4 ft. and disconnect the front piece and slide it out of the way then pull the back part out, the only things you`ll need is more casters and the latchess to attach them together with. Otherwise great video and shop rearrangement. But then again my hindsight is 20/20.
I love your ability to visualize, create, adjust and refine your methods. Very satisfying to watch. How many hours did it take? And do you get much help off camera? Keep up the amazing work!
I think you need a banister/balustrade around your office platform, or at least something to stop the chair rolling of the edge, however funny that video might look
I am so glad to discover your channel, with the quarantine going on your videos have kept me sane LOL I first saw your video on the vice which came up on my recommended and I do not regret subscribing to you my friend! Keep going I love seeing your videos!!
I love your channel and everything that you do! You're great personality is very uplifting and inspiring! You also have great taste in shoes! I love all of them!! ☺
There's a bit of focus hunting (camera trying to focus back and forth between things that aren't the actual subject) and some rolling shutter effect (when you move, you can see that things behind you behind moving at the top before it moves and the bottom of the screen)
I was just looking at workshop layouts as mine is INCREDIBLY tiny, and I stumbled across your Chanel, great content mate, so I’ve subscribed ! Andy, Northamptonshire UK 🇬🇧
I just discovered your channel recently and really enjoy your way of dealing with problems and finding creative solutions for them :) keep up with the great content 👍
I think it's time for a new storage solution for all the boxes ... maybe a big cabinet in the 3D printer cabinet style - for all your nignags and 3D printing stuff that is laying around or should not get dusty!
You have an awesome space and huge space with pretty nice tools and machines. Good job dude, your videos are awesome. I am also curious about how your working table will be.
im amazed by the quality of these videos. You have a relativly small channel but watching a video of yours feels like watching a much bigger channel.
Good job at creating that atmosphere!
Thank you Tim :) glad you like it :)
Alexandre Chappel I first saw your videos and was under the impression that you were MUCH bigger. Your channel is impressively well done. I have a feeling you are about to blow up if you continue!
@@achappel Great video quality！Whitch camera do you use to shoot this project
I just found your channel and all I can say is great job and keep doing what you do. You have just caused me to start binge watching all your older content. Thank you.
Nothing motivates like a clean and well organized work space.
Organizing the workshop is enough of an idea. Have a 3.5 x3. 5 m garden shack I use but over the winter I turned it into a wood storage. Plenty of work waiting for better weather
weather.
Two shelves by the battery chargers helps keep batteries organized when you have a needs charging shelf and a charged shelf. Each time you are walking by the chargers you can see if they are done and move the batteries to the charged shelf and grab any on the need charging shelf to put on the charger with no questions of is this charged or not.
With permanent spots for the tools spot lights that will light up the work and not have a shadow of the operator with a switch to turn them on/off near the tool helps a ton. No need to strain the eyes looking for a marking when a spot light or two mounted above would help.
Alexandre - do you have a fabrication / prototyping business that you run out of this space with your partners? Tell us about that, if you can. By the way, nice job reorganizing that space.
You are cool maker bro. Keep going
Ismail Bayarslan thanks man ✌️ will do :)
That under storage idea is awesome. Head room doesn't matter in an office, so it's a win win. I would recommend an L shaped desk when you build. Allows for much more space when computer work spreads out, or for that 3d printer
You make videos better than some people who have 5 million subs. Greetings from Macedonia keep going like this.
My favorite material, MDF. Must say, I've never heard anybody say that
Alexandre, I love your videos. The quality, the info you pass out and just seeing the process you go through, it’s just amazing.
So many brilliant solutions, I can’t pick out just one. I just love how you look at things like a puzzle to be solved.
Hi Alexandre, I watched this video with keen interest and would like to make some suggestions if I may. First, I have a pallet jack as well so I am making custom heavy duty pallets to sit my lathe and surface grinder on out of railway sleepers. If you decide to move either of your two big machines you have to go through the hassle of getting them high enough to get the pallet jack under them again. My 700kg surface grinder has lubrication points at the back so I need to move it every so often to get to them. Moving a lathe is risky at the best of times but having it fixed to a pallet makes it so simple to move. Being tall I find the extra height of the machines sitting on the pallets a real bonus.
Nearly all my other machines are on wheels. The empty space your draws need to open will become a magnet to put junk in over time. I had a similar problem so I marked off the outline of the area with 50mm tape so I knew nothing could be put in that area even “just for now”. You’ll see what I mean over time. I didn’t see a dedicated work bench anywhere so I assume that’s still to come. When it does I would suggest putting the drill press as close to it as possible. I’ve been rearranging my workshop for nearly 40yrs and I have learnt that I don’t go from my lathe straight to the drill press very often but I go from the bench to the drill press all the time. It makes sense because you generally mark out your holes to drill on the bench first. I hope you find some of these ideas are useful. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
Have you considered partitioning off your office? Fresh air from the outside comes into that first, and then is vented out into the workshop proper. I would have installed some shallow, waist-height shelves around the periphery -- minus the entryway -- and then some sort of clear (polycarbonate?) windows to the ceiling (maybe more shelving hanging from the ceiling, and the windows would go up to that).
Just discovered your channel today and I've been binge watching all your vids. You are talented and skilled and I want to say how much I appreciate your enthusiasm. Also I greatly appreciate watching someone in your age group whose vocabulary consist of more than four letter words. Keep up the great vids. You remind me of myself 40 years ago.
personally, I would not put the desk back in the corner, I would rotate it so it was running above the pull out drawer. Swap locations of the drawers, so the step is against the wall. This way you could face your workshop when working on the computer. Then add some shelves or cabinets where the door/table currently sits. I would also enclose the area from desktop to floor to keep any dust out of the wiring and help keep it looking neat by hiding the wiring.
The wall spot next to the office space is perfect to add a 3D-Printer into the shop. Well worth it for custom fixturing/jigs and plenty of other applications
The cabinet in the corner next to the door has two 3D-Printers. He made a video in the past about how he made the sound proofing because they were loud.
It is impressive the detail towards the products you make as well as the ideas you have ... Very fanatic of all the videos, greetings from ARGENTINA
Found your channel a couple of days ago. Now binge watching everything. Great work, love your energy. Keep up. Cheers from Italy
Thanks Alexandre, the modifications look very useful. Take care!
seeing how energetic you are, I don't think you needed that mini step for the desk area :) thank you for the inspiration, I'll do something similar for my desk
I get tingles when spaces get used for storage. Also concerned with no stop on that office platform but I have faith in you.
Alexandre Chappel you're doing an amazing job!
The quality and substance of your videos are AAA grade. Please continue the superb work!
the amount of work put into this video itself is so inspiring
chair with casters on a raised platform without wall seems like a disaster waiting to happen, maybe some half height walls to prevent yourself from sliding off the platform?
My thoughts exactly. Hell he could even use the same material as he did for the edges.
Exactly! At least put up a small section of railing.
I was thinking exactly the same, no matter how careful you are it's an accident waiting to happen.
came to comment the same. Some day he might just fall off
Falling off the platvorm is the least of his worries when he cuts his fingers off, with him being so close to the blade of the tablesaw ^^
This is the second or thierd time I see this. It's inspire me to clean my space/ workshop. And inspried me to deal with spece isseus in a diffrent way. Thank you.
You should put a little transition strip bump around the office to add just a little tactile bump in case you're about to roll off the back. Everything looks great!
pretty impressed with how you took off the bridgeport off the pallet! I did it the same way, but with a lot of help from 3 friends. Good job!
cool videos! ur cutting and audios get better with each video! great job buddy
Thanks! 🤓
It's really nice to see so much work get done. Good job, man.
Just discovered your channel and really enjoy it! Keep up the killer work!
Caleb! I'm happy you like it :) Same goes to you! I've been watching your videos for a long time ;)
@@achappel were the same
Same here 👌🏻
Same here
Me too RUclips algorithm is wild
Very impressed with how you chose to move the lathe. Even more impressed that you did it by yourself. Shop looks great! Always nice when things are organized and space is optimized. Keep up the great work. I really enjoy your channel.
The pallet removal is like the most high-stakes game of Jenga ever
Got some great ideas to remodel the workshop.
Now I need a workshop
i plan to build a smaller version of that organizer cart only with bigger drawers as in my shop i only got space for a small version and i can buy a prefabbed base with heavyduty wheels on it only thing lefts building the frame and drawers
You are literally living my dream. Watching these videos is making so excited for when I can have my own space to do this in! Fantastic video content. Thank you for sharing!
I like the whole organization concept.
Can't say this gives me any ideas on how to organize my non-existent shop, but! I see how this will solve organizing my room 😆
Super nice shop. You have some much space and it is well organized.
This video was actually pretty satisfying for me
Great reorganization of your workshop. Impressive.
You might want to consider securing your office chair from falling of the edge though. But I like the stairs.
amazing job done -relate to the work itself and to the video made.
I'd been added some "safety" line around the edge of the "office" - just to not fell off with the rolling chair.
Looks way more efficient well done
All done, and properly, nicely done.
👍👍👍👍👍 like the way your office looks now. Using a door as desk is not the worst way. I still have a VERY old door which I want to make a dining table as soon as I can go to my workshop in Denmark. Guess it will take some time before I'm able to cross the border between Germany and Denmark. Strange times.
Btw. one question: How accurate is your Bosch miter saw? Actually looking for one.
That looks awesome. Great Job. If I might humbly offer a small opportunity for improvement? I'd put forth a casters bar around the edge of that storage area. I'd be a bit leary of the rolly chair's castors 'exiting solid ground' and resulting in a gravity event for the chair's occupier. Otherwise, great job!
Great episode! Thanks for the inspiration!
I love your videos! I have watched all of them. Your projects are awesome, and your editing is great. However the best part of what you do is your enthusiasm and energy.
if you keep up whit this quality this channel will blow up really soon! best of my wishes from italy
I really like the changes you made. Good video you are very ingenious
I'm not a handy person but I'm trying to be. I'm not sure what it is but your videos are so calming - it feels relaxing and I've been binge-watching your content for a week now. Keep it up Alexandre :)
Very satisfying to see everything getting organized. What about a wooden frame and door around your office with glass or acrylic all around, to prevent the dust ?
👍👍👍🛠⚒🔨🔩🔧🔩
Thanks man :) jeah i though about it, that's what we did for our kitchen that we built in an earlier episode. But I felt like it would make the room feel smaller and take up to much space, so I decided not to.
@@achappel hummm🤔 ok. I had 1 more idea... what about if those "walls" could slide like sliding doors 😎
P. Santos that would be cool! 😎
it also need to have space for two people :D
Nice project, but the first time you push your chair back and a wheel goes over the edge, you're going to want to make a balustrade around the office area.
Organising video are soooo satisfying🤤.
Thanks for that 😄
wow, i did not expect THAT big of a difference. the office area looks so cool! amazing new workshop, great presantation, subscribed.
Excelent video! I really like the storage solution under the office area. You should have a bigger audience with this quality content. Keep it up! Greetings from Argentina.
I would suggest that you move the lathe a few feet away from the wall, so that if you ever needed to remove the tail stock you could. shop looks great anyhow!
Found this a bit late....but what about painting the floor stark white?
Made a huge difference with lighting and general eye fatigue for me.
Great channel and oodles of envy around your Bridgeport and Felder! Two of the best in their fields.....!
Great layout.🤘🏻would consider a semi wall around the office for extra dust protection and for keeping you off the edge🙃
Good move sacrificing a bit of storage length that you had lots of to simplify the wheel mounting solution on the drawers :-) About those DeWalt chargers, you should hang them, much much nicer to use one hand to chuck a battery on than have to hold the charger with the other and use two. I have 3 on the wall, 2 normal like those and 1 fast for the flexvolt packs when I'm in a hurry.
Hello Alexandre from Ukraine! Good idea with working place.
Great Alex I like see work you , you are an inspiration for my projects . 👍🏻
I'm impressed at the new layout. Why didn't you re-purpose the table from the end of the room (the one that you cut bits off) for your office table and make a more suitable one for the other end?
Does it matter the floor in the " office" space is not floating from the wall? Cold/heat expandings. Also watching this reorganisation is very zen.
u'r a very handy guy and, most of all, a GREAT comunicator... having a bit of fresh air it is so necessary in times like we live now... THANKA A LOT... if u ever come to Lisbon or any where else in Portugal, I can give you some tips :)... accept an hug from Lisbon
Thank you so much! I'm happy to hear that I can bring some joy in times like these :) thank you ✌️
Que Oficina Fantástica!
So cool!! Can’t wait to see what you refurbish next with all those machines👏🏼
Funny enough, I wasn't going to watch this. I thought, oh great another shop tour. I am so glad I didn't follow my first mind and I watched this. Your did a fantastic job making such great use of not so much space. Thanks for sharing this and I'm looking forward to seeing what else you've got going for this space.
I love the "getting stuff done" attitude you have, no problem is too big. But also everything you do is also so well planned and even seems to always work out. I don't know how old you are, but the amount of skill you have is amazing! I've watched all of your videos recently and can't wait to see more, keep up the great work and keep enjoying it! :)
Thank you so much for the kind words Martin :)) I'm 30 btw ✌️
@@achappel well here's hoping that in 5 years I'll consider myself a 'pro' as well 😄
Joining in with other like-minded concerned individuals, put in a stop so you don't die on your office chair. Just a wall that's to the chair's back with a door that swings open in the middle of the platform would be nice, if you can find a way to make it lock in the middle.
Your organizing skills are awesome, I suggest you to add wall shelves on vacant wall of office platform.
Going to build a raised floor for storage like that some time... My PC is also going to be in there if I do
Great work Alexandre ! Now that your Bridgeport is finally in its right place, do you intend on bolting it to the floor ? For a machine that's such a massive chunk of metal, it feels really wobbly if you're able to make it vibrate just by hanging on it at 17:35 . That won't help when she starts chooching...
I like what you did, it gives me ideas. One thing I would have done different is the following. I don't like having a desk against the wall in an open space like yours, I would rather put the desk on the opposite side of the platform and build a step on the short side of it. This way you wouldn't need to build a step on one of the drawers and you'll be able to see your shop while editing. Another thing, why not making longer drawers and cut a hole in the bottom so you have the wheels inside of it, you would have a bigger and more optimized drawer even though you would loose the corners with the wheels.
Just subbed! Redid my work area recently and I know how much of an improvement it can really be to your workflow. Love this kind of thing!
Great upgrade. What are you going to do with the space in front of the office. so that it isn't wasted?
Interesting video, it's always good to see how other peoples workshops evolve 👍 👍
Super cool!!! Can’t wait for the next video. Maybe new desk and some nice desk organization ideas :)))
Love the energy and quality of the video. Getting things organized is a bless! May I suggest a raised lip around the floor of the office space to stop the chair from rolling over the edge?
My idea of the large drawers would have been to make them 1/2 the length and have 4 of them. You could have made some kind of an attachment to hook them together. That way when you pull them out you would only need 4 ft. of space next to your office space stand. then if you need something out of the back one just pull it out 4 ft. and disconnect the front piece and slide it out of the way then pull the back part out, the only things you`ll need is more casters and the latchess to attach them together with. Otherwise great video and shop rearrangement. But then again my hindsight is 20/20.
Very nice look, work stand or long stand for your saws in room
I love your ability to visualize, create, adjust and refine your methods. Very satisfying to watch. How many hours did it take? And do you get much help off camera?
Keep up the amazing work!
I think you need a banister/balustrade around your office platform, or at least something to stop the chair rolling of the edge, however funny that video might look
Put a small raised strip of wood on the platform to limit the chance of chair falling off with you on it!
I am so glad to discover your channel, with the quarantine going on your videos have kept me sane LOL I first saw your video on the vice which came up on my recommended and I do not regret subscribing to you my friend! Keep going I love seeing your videos!!
I love your channel and everything that you do! You're great personality is very uplifting and inspiring! You also have great taste in shoes! I love all of them!! ☺
found your channel 3 days ago and have watched like 30+ videos
Your content and videography skills are awesome! Keep doing
Very nice, except you cannot use the space in front of the under-office drawers to keep anything.
There's a bit of focus hunting (camera trying to focus back and forth between things that aren't the actual subject) and some rolling shutter effect (when you move, you can see that things behind you behind moving at the top before it moves and the bottom of the screen)
VALLEY that's not focus hunting ( I'm using a manual lense) that's unfortunately artifacts from stabilizing the footage in premiere.
@@achappel luckily that's easier to handle, if it was the AF on the camera it'd be harder to fix
I love the way your videos flow. The way they are filmed, audio is amazing with the sound paneling. An upcoming Casey neistst in my opinion
love the channel man. watching all your videos in quarantine.
I was just looking at workshop layouts as mine is INCREDIBLY tiny, and I stumbled across your Chanel, great content mate, so I’ve subscribed !
Andy, Northamptonshire UK 🇬🇧
Man, what a GREAT job! Awesome content, thank you :) Love the giant drawers.
I just discovered your channel recently and really enjoy your way of dealing with problems and finding creative solutions for them :) keep up with the great content 👍
Thank you! I'll do my best ✌️
I think it's time for a new storage solution for all the boxes ... maybe a big cabinet in the 3D printer cabinet style - for all your nignags and 3D printing stuff that is laying around or should not get dusty!
Cool video. You have crazy amount of energy. I'm jealous.
You have an awesome space and huge space with pretty nice tools and machines. Good job dude, your videos are awesome. I am also curious about how your working table will be.
Alexandra, I spotted a nice little bench top bandsaw in the video. Would you be so kind as to tell me the brand? Thank you and love your videos.
Makes hurricane proof raised flooring for an office... improvises a desk.
You have my attention to see where this goes.
Bro you deserve way more subs. Im watching all your vids!