Building Our NEW WOODWORKING SHOP!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Welcome to our new shop! We closed in the carport of our home to turn into our shop, so are thrilled to have this AT HOME! We put up walls, doors, and a window and it all turned out so amazing. There are still a few loose ends, like electrical, we need to complete before we starting moving things over, but this is it!!
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You two have done more things in your young lives that people I know that are 60 have done in a lifetime. Keep the spark alive and keep moving forward.
😭 Aww thanks so much! Our goal in life is to do as much as possible and LIVE!
Great work! I can't wait to see what's next!
This is just a solid solid project. The car port was begging to be closed up to a shop, execution is flawless, and the video ain't too shabby either. Nicely done!
Yes....! I'm loving the interior walls. Having the brick and the ship lap will make that space enjoyable to work in. Glad you got a shop back.
For sure!! Can’t wait for photos to be 🔥
You two are so inspiring, even to old farts like me. If only I still had the mobility and the energy I had when I was young like you!
I was gonna say the same thing! These youngins make me want to do stuff!! 😅 Keep up the great work kiddos!!
Good job. It turned out great. You must be super happy with it.
dang guys, that looks fantastic. well done!
These are the best jobs, you immediately see the results. Great place you got there :)
It's looking fantastic, I'm so happy for you guys!
Great work! It looks like you enclosed that whole car port in an afternoon. You made it look so easy! What a shop that’s gonna be!!
Your new shop area looks great!
You both did an excellent job.
Very impressive! Gives your house a whole different look. Looking forward to the shop setup… and projects.
It does change the look of the house! Hopefully when we paint the doors black, it’ll break all the white up a bit! Glad you enjoyed 🙂
Wow, excellent work with your Wagner sprayer to get the painting done! This will make a great space for a workshop.
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These two kids are so much more impressive than those 2 con artists, J&D. This is genuine.
Awesome work! Looks great
Thanks so much!
“To get that shiplap look, but vertically.” So…wood paneling look then. Lol
Awesome job guys, well done. Looking forward to the shop setup. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Look great and very nicely done, converting into an enclosed space with few simple walls and doors that is easy to repair or upgrade and can be easily remove to convert back to how it was without any damages to existing structure. 👍👌
Exactly! I think we will eventually turn this into a garage by putting another garage door in when we build a free standing shop 👍🏻
Wow, that looks fantastic! You two have inspired me to go stand in the middle of my shop and see what kind of improvements I'll probably never get around to... Love your videos!
Je to hesle abimto vydrželo. Ahoj
Great job!! You both should be so proud of what you have accomplished! Love watching your channel.
Thank you so so much!
thank god for video fast forward.
Loved the build! So happy for you two.
Enjoy the new space
Great project for ur shop, but there are no electrical outlets for the shop.😎👌🇵🇷
Thanks! There’s outlets in the brick walls and we are getting more put in 👍🏻
Congratulations! Nicely done.
Thanks!
great project and video. Congratulations on the new space. Looks amazing. Music is on point.
Thank you so much! 🤗
Thoroughly enjoyed your “build out.” Amazing plan and execution. Look forward to seeing your equipment placement setup, power and dust management. Well done... (and envious!)
Thank you! We can’t wait 🤗
question or two...:
Are you not required to have the 'damp proof paper' between the wood and concrete floors due to rain seeping up thru the timber? Cos over time the timber will rot.
Are you also not required to have all the nogs in between the studs on all walls when you were framing up the walls??
Great job and nicely done 👍🏼👍🏼
Enjoy your video’s, been following since the beginning. Looking forward to some garage projects.
THAT’S AMAZING!
So inspiring
I love it great job you guys. I am so excited to see what you’ll have room to make now lol. You make amazing things with the room that you’ve been working with so wow. Can’t wait.
Thanks so much!!
So wonderful to catch up with you both been missing your vids
Welcome back😊
I do a good bit of DIY, but I am in awe of this. Can't believe you all knew how to do this! Congratulations on your new space it is beautiful!
Thanks so much!!
Put in a mini split, you will not regret it. They use the same or less power than a window ac unit.
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Outstanding job!
Thanks so much!
Congrats!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️
Wish you all the luck
You both do great work. You always want to use a sill seal under your frame when putting your wall on a concrete slab, just to keep water from seeping underneath, or at least apply a caulking sealer at the bottom, if you have not already.
The only wall we didn’t do this too was the one with the door because we will put a garage door back in that area in the future, but the ground is already sloped anyway so no water can go back under anyways.
@@Woodbrew makes sence.Thanks for responding.
Great, great work. Glad you guys got it done. Enjoy the new space!
Thank you!
Very nice. Looking to see the shop layout and moving everything into the new shop. Congrats!
Thank you!!
Really great job. That space was just waiting for the right person to make this upgrade and now just walk out one door and into the work space. How cool is that keep up the great work, love seeing all the things your doing
Thanks so much! We love how it turned out🤗
You guys are wild - you made it all look so easy!
Haha thank you!
That is so awesome!!! On the other hand, there's no excuses for being late for work in the morning 😋😄👍👍👍👍👍
True!
Wow!
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Beautifull. Congrats.
Thank you!
Amazing work! It turned out great and I bet you are very happy with the new space :) It seems rather easy and quick to enlarge house space the way you guys do in the US with wood and insolation. Here in Europe things are pretty different and the typical construction is made out of concrete and brick. Not as DIY friendly. And we need permits to basically everything. Just curious: Did you have to get a permit to make this project happen? Good luck for your next projects! I've been following your videos even though I do not comment very often. I think your audience should be a lot bigger, honestly.
Hi! We love all your work😊
In the US as a whole permits are commonplace, but in more rural areas the gaps widen based on so many factors. In some states building permits are not required at all for residential structures, but usually required for sanitation and utilities. This project was entirely cosmetic. All of the engineering and structural aspects of the house where already in place. We simply filled in holes and technically made that part of the house wayyy stronger than it would ever need to be. This space isn’t living space either it’s not even included in the square footage our house. For instance, putting up a 5000sqft metal building for storing agricultural equipment requires very minimal amounts of permits and in some cases none at all. On the other end of the spectrum is renovating a home in the historical district of the neighboring town and now there is a waitlist to change windows permits.
Love it! Nice work👍
Thank you!
Wonderful 👍👏🏻🙏
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VERY smart putting the wrap and siding on before putting the wall in place!
Hey, and I'm down in yall's neck of the woods for vacation this week over in Perdido Key! 🙂
So fun!
wow that looks really good! such a big space to build!!
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Wow, you two have been busy, looks awesome.
Very! 😅 Thanks so much!
You guys did an awesome job! 👍🏻 Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed! Thank you!!
lookin' good!
🙌🏻🙌🏻
Time for some epic lighting!
For sure! We will have LOTS of it
You make it look so easy!! It looks great!
Thanks!
Was actually just wondering yesterday when you guys would have another video up. Glad I could help 🙂
Haha good timing 🤗
I was watching the details as you were doing all the enclosing. Dittos on your new patio. You seem to really know what you are doing. So compliments to you both for having acquired those building skills. I was wondering if you did any layout planning before you got started. You already mentioned the electric. But how about lights, clean-up sinks, placing equipment, etc?
We roughly planned where tools will be going. Most of them will be around the center pole. Lights are here and are up next! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks for sharing! Not too familiar with home construction but any reason there isn’t a sill plate? Congrats on the new shop
nice job!
Thank you!
I think you did an awesome job and the way it was done I'm sure this will be adding a lot of value to your property too. You might want to have a re evaluation done to see how much value you added.
Thanks!!
Congrats on all your success
Thank you so much!!
Are you doing electrical next?
Súper cool. I would like to see how you plan the shop layout. I am about to move and I’ll have my shop in a 2 car garage like yours
Awesome! We will be doing videos of setting it up and explaining why things are going where!
I like your new shop it’s super special
Thank you so much!
Confused why you did not put weatherstripping under walls touching concrete. Nice build btw.
Looks great 👍 !!!!
Thank you!!
Super place.👍
Thanks!
Looking good! I hope y’all can enjoy the shop at home and don’t have to move soon! Having followed for some time, I know your shop kept having to change locations. Keep up the great work! Is the garage door already insulated?
Haha if we move shop again, it’ll be on the property🤗 Yes the door is insulated!
Congrats!
Thank you!
I like the video Thanks for using J m insulation I work at 1 of the facilities in Richmond Indiana
That’s amazing! Glad you enjoyed the video 🤗
@5:45 I have that same level and love it!
Nice!
How much did this cost? Very nice work! Also, 1st time came across your videos….how and where you learn your skills?
Nice! Although you mentioned Alabaster and I had flashbacks. Lol
Lol
Not sure what climate you guys are in, but here in the south I avoid putting mdf in contact with any concrete. Otherwise you've made some great design choices and I'm looking forward to future videos.
All MDF and siding for that matter has a ~1/4 air gap to the ground👍🏻
Looks great! I was always taught to never lay studs directly on concrete? I think you’re supposed to put some foam down or use pressure treated wood. Also, no vapor barrier after the insulation? 😬😬😬
Pressure treated bottom plate and the insulation we used has a built in vapor barrier.
@@Woodbrew very good! Thanks for your note
I would have thought you would need to put damp course between the bottom plate and the concrete, even with pressure treated timber
nice work you guys! first time seeing your channel. Sub'd
Thanks so much!!
superbe chantier bravo a vous deux a+
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This is BRILLIANT! I NEED something like this! Haven't got the same space as you guys unfortunately, well it will it will have to be at the end of the garden which I've had planned for a few years but had those plans scuppered by having access blocked to the rear of my property/boundary since January, which has REALLY MESSED UP my plans!! But like a 4 sided version of what you've done there is what I need and given me more ideas especially with the spray painter and the boarding you've used! Love you guys! Wish I could find a lovely young lady like you who's hands on aswell as that's the dream really meet a woman who's got the same interests hands on loves DIY, perhaps starting a business together etc. Women in England are not so hands on unfortunately, or if they are then they look like a pug and generally arnt interested in men lol 😅🤦🏻 (only joking!)
But SERIOUSLY GREAT JOB! great video and editing just the right pace and content didn't skip ANYTHING and you don't talk so fast people can't understand you like a lot of channels do. Very easy to understand and follow!
Great stuff and I'm subscribed now so look forward to other projects.
Best wishes and Good luck to you both from London England 👍❤️💪😎🏴🙏
Looks good, and please video you shop buildout. I have two questions. How does the space compare between this shop and the old one? Will the pole “get in the way”. Of doing your layout.
Thanks! We will have lots of videos setting up this space! The pole won’t be in the way because that’s going to be our “hub”. Similar to Jay Bates’ shop. So dust collector, table saw, jointer/planer will all be around that pole.
I know your sponsored but what do you think of the Control Pro 170 Cart Sprayer? I've heard good and bad.
We genuinely love it! The easiest sprayer to clean up and we have never ever had a problem with it. If paint gets on the sprayer itself, it wipes right off 🙌🏻
Looks great guys! Really cool idea using mdf for the walls. How many sq ft will your shop be?
Thanks! Its 625sqft.
Y'all did a great job converting the car port area into an enclosed space. It looks like it was that way all along.
One question though, why didn't you run the electrical before the insulation and MDF? Just curious, not judging.
We have outlets in the brick walls already, but we weren’t 100% sure where everything was going just yet. Majority of the tools will be around the center pole, so that’ll be the “hub”.
@@Woodbrew I figured there was a method to your madness, as it were. Looking forward to seeing how it all turns out.
Wow! Is there anything that guy can't do?
Looks great, but i didn't see any electrical outlets added.
There’s outlets in the brick walls 👍🏻
@@Woodbrew All righty then, hope you have enough!
Nice job. No electrical runs, or didn't show them on video?
There’s electrical in the brick walls👍🏻
Nice transformation ya'll. Hopefully your property tax does not go up too much. We once enclosed a car port and they nailed us with taxes. But I wouldn't worry. You will make a lot more in that space. :-)
Thank you!
Looks really good, but you really should have doubled up the studs around the openings i.e. doors and windows.
It’s a bit unconventional, but because these walls are not structural and may be changed in the future we kept things simple. The hope is to one day have a free standing shop and turning this area in to garage.
@@Woodbrew Whoever told you it's unconventional is wrong, it's actually industry standard. I realize that those are not load-bearing walls, in your case it's not about the structural component, it's about strength. You installed the king studs correctly, but you should have attached 2 jack studs to the king studs (it's what the door jamb should actually be nailed to). I think you'll find that especially because those doors are on the exterior, the single stud flanking the doors (king studs) will eventually warp/twist and will cause your doors to bind. Good job on the garage door framing though. Just trying to help.
That wall specifically only needs to last a couple years. It’s a temporary wall that will later be converted into a second garage door. We also aren’t using drywall which needs that resistance to warping. I think with the MDF and how short the wall is that it is more an acceptable.
11:36 did you build or buy the TV stand behind you. From what I can see it looks very cool.
Built it! www.woodbrew.tv/store/p/diy-media-center-plans-minimal-tools
Is that Smartboard? Holds up better than T1-11.
Yea, it’s SmartSide 🙃
@@Woodbrew That was not a troll, and I think you guys do great work.
We know lol! Just wanted to clarify because it’s not exactly t1-11, but the same look👍🏻
Are the concrete screws enough to support the structure?
None of the walls are structural and there are plenty of screws to keep it there👍🏻
Looks great but what about electrical?
There’s outlets in the brick walls 👍🏻
Things has changed a lot since Dylan spilled the paint in the barn workshop
Hahaha won’t make that mistake again😅😅
Great job, though I would have avoided painting the brick - but I live in the UK and having breathable brickwork is important for our climate. Jealous of that workshop space - going to be a lot of excellent work done in there.
We used a masonry paint designed to allow the brick to breathe👍🏻
@@Woodbrew excellent! I did worry as brickwork is rare from what I understand in the US.
Power?
There’s outlets in the brick walls 👍🏻
What's the song at @10:39
4:55 What smells?
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Lol
Love the videos. You don't need the music though. The natural work sounds are good enough 👍
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Are you guys always so serious working together :) Smile... joke a bit ill ya shesh kiss kiss
Hahaha it’s just so hot and tiring that we are just gettin it done 💪🏼 Hopefully we can show more in the next coming videos!
@@Woodbrew Thanks for the reply and the great videos. Keep on keeping on
Painting brick makes me sad... In general, but particularly because the people that bought my childhood red brick ranch style home just lathered it Benjamin Moore....
It works on some brick styles! We love our painted brick house 🤗 Sorry to hear about your childhood home!