That shop carpet is calling to me... that's a great idea. I can't count how many times a small part has gone skittering off into nowhereland after falling to the ground.
I use two old car mats either side of my car. That way when i want to Jacky car up my knees aren't on the concrete. Also acts as a nice door mat to wipe shoes on.
Yes please make a 30min video of the junk drawer! This was awesome Cody. The shop has definitely completely evolved in the last few years and it really looks amazing. The old version of this shop was great but you are reaching peak shop organization!
Good advice, Cody! I'm 70 and I have built over a dozen shops. Started building them is closer to the truth. Never got one finished. I always had to move on for employment reasons or chasing a bigger dream. Someday I will have a nice shop!!!
Hey Cody, could you make a guide to all consumables you keep on hand? When to use acetone vs degreaser vs other cleaning products. What greases to keep on hand. What should and shouldn’t be cleaned with carb cleaner? What oils to use on various materials. I’ve always been confused by the chemicals. Especially when is the WRONG time to use them.
I love how you admit to not knowing things and that we need to be prepared to be looking things up constantly to learn. You are the father I wish I had. Thanks wrangler star!
Maybe, as a professional RUclipsr , you need a big screen on top of your main wooden desk to see what you need, without having to get too close to the laptop screen. It's an idea. Greetings from Argentina! I hope you're having a wonderful day. 😊
Nothing gives me the fizz( or an involuntary and unconscious smile ) more than seeing your kitty in a video. We are truly meant to be with an animal companion.
Shop sounds like a man cave to me. ;-) I aspire to have a shop like this. I got a slow start to it but have been working on it the last 8-9 years (since I got divorced!) These days my 2 car garage doubles as a shop. Glad to see more of these types of videos on your channel!
Nice. My last 20 years was working on mostly school busses. Retired a couple years ago. This is great advice setting up your work area. Even when you have your boxes and bench set up, working on a 40 foot bus is a little more walking. Not much of a triangle. Lol Good to have a rolling tool box when working in one spot away from your main box. Great content.
Having built many work areas over the years this is a great setup. My work/hobby is primarily rebuilding old axes and cleaning/sharpening knives for myself and friends. Nothing like taking a 50 or 60-year-old axe and rebuilding it to be used again. So my area for this work is smaller and now that I look at it, it is a triangle.
Having everything one or two steps is a great plan. When I set up the blacksmith shop I put the vise, forge, and anvil 2 steps from each other. The idea was to prevent me from falling into the habit of twisting at the waist when lifting something from the forge to the anvil or vise versa. I like the rolling seat. I use an old office chair with the back removed. The air cylinder lets me adjust for working on running boards or at a bench. Great layout Cody. Just working warm and dry is a big plus. Having everything in reach with room to walk around is just about perfect. Add a toilet, coffee pot, and refrigerator and I could live there. 😁😎
I am not sure there's ones that can fit a snowbike like that, but working at a motorcycle repair shop, one of the most important tools we have is a motorcycle lift, it's way easier to have the whole bike off the ground, having your brakes at the height of your hands instead of getting close to the ground to work on them is the best, but also, it takes up quite a bit of space and we work on bikes the whole day so it might not be so important for someone thhat does other stuff at the shop, keep up the great videos Cody!
I still remember the "work triangle" from an 8th grade architecture class. They said the circumference shouldn't be more than 22' for peak efficiency. Every time I work in a kitchen that wasn't designed that way I remember that good teacher.
love the videos like these and we need a new edc update due to that new one in ur pocket. And personally like the longer videos for example edc or tools videos, when you compare different brands/options for each thing
wow, your Matthews light stand is fantastic, as a form ProHollywoodPhotographer, I still have my lighting gear and love my Matthews, I have never seen a setup like your, but I will be jabbing something similar soon..... Manfrotto got into copying Matthews about 20 years ago, their gear is good quality too.....cheers, Paul
Super Duper Excited for this! Following the channel for years seeing the shop change in the background over time absolutely stoked for a shop tour! Thanks!
Love your channel!! As a note , a gimbal is 3 dimensional like a giroscope. What you described in your lighting arm is a swivel ( 2 dimentions) not a gimbal. Keep up the outstanding work Cory. Thanks.
The thumbnail of a motocross shop really got me watching this video when I need to go to sleep right now lol. Incredible shop man. I'm breaking my back working my hands to the bone in hopes that I can have a setup HALF as good as you got! Being in Florida, the wood stove is not on my list, although central A/C would be nice!! Not taking away from any of the work you've put in, but you've got it made Brother! Much love from the East Coast!
Great video Cody! Could you do some videos on your cameras and other gear you use for everyday video production? That would be awesome! I'm a long-time viewer. God bless you and your family. Love when you speak your mind you give us guys a voice. Take care!
As a mechanic, I only required one snap on tool. A pivot head, fine tooth ratchet with round handle. After a couple years of daily wrenching with craftsman square ratchet handle I was getting really sore almost arthritis like pain where the ratchet corner applied pressure to my metacarpal. So I bought a snap on ratchet that was stolen along with all my tools in the last vehicle I was living in. Makes me wish I lived in Afghanistan because they don't have piece of s*** scumbag thieves. And if there is a thief, they only steal once. That said, I prefer craftsman tools for warranty exchange. It's easier and more convenient for me to run to Ace hardware or when Sears was in business. Then trying to track down my snap on truck. I might have to wait a day or two for the truck, meanwhile Ace/Sears open everyday. That could be the difference in getting paid by having the job done that day.
Hey Cody, great to see you making cool content. I’m glad that you’re well and having a great time making your way through life. Not to mention giving us some great advice and tutorials. Keep em coming.
I cover the floor of my shop with 4 ft by 6 ft rubber horse stall mats. They provide a lot of cushioning and hold up great. They weigh about 100 lb so they don't move around much on their own
That’s one heck of a junk drawer 😂 never throw away those little parts you never know when you’re gonna need it. I like the portability idea it’s less clutter. I work in a shop “not mine” it’s you walk a mile. I eventually going to build a shop it would only be 24 or 27 wide 40 long.
I honestly have no clue how he has the time to maintain everything. I’m a busy guy and get things done… but wondering if he had little elves that are in the background. By the way.. I have the viper short chair for my dirtbikes. It works great. Wheels almost roll too well.
It’s a nice approach to shop organization. I'm curious, how do you manage to not have any insects (like wood eating ants) in your shop? The previous owner was storing wood in the shop and it caused issues with ants. So I do not stack wood inside for this reason.
Having the carpet is a great Idea.... I always think about the triangle for work areas. Having a computer station is key. I bought a cheap 32" monitor just for the shop and use a wireless keyboard mouse combo. Nice work proho!
Your shop is beautiful one thing you’re missing is a motorcycle lift that’s going to be a must have. Your working on Jack’s machine he should be there to help and get to know. Best Regards
That shop carpet is calling to me... that's a great idea. I can't count how many times a small part has gone skittering off into nowhereland after falling to the ground.
Right, small parts can magically disappear
@@carlzirkjust like pencils
I use two old car mats either side of my car. That way when i want to Jacky car up my knees aren't on the concrete. Also acts as a nice door mat to wipe shoes on.
I'm unable to work in a shop anymore but damned if I didn't spend hella time looking for a little parts that went to never-never land
Yes please make a 30min video of the junk drawer! This was awesome Cody. The shop has definitely completely evolved in the last few years and it really looks amazing. The old version of this shop was great but you are reaching peak shop organization!
I have one in each box... I am so unorganized. Lol
We want the junk drawer organization video!
Good advice, Cody! I'm 70 and I have built over a dozen shops. Started building them is closer to the truth. Never got one finished. I always had to move on for employment reasons or chasing a bigger dream. Someday I will have a nice shop!!!
Hey Cody, could you make a guide to all consumables you keep on hand? When to use acetone vs degreaser vs other cleaning products. What greases to keep on hand. What should and shouldn’t be cleaned with carb cleaner? What oils to use on various materials. I’ve always been confused by the chemicals. Especially when is the WRONG time to use them.
I love how you admit to not knowing things and that we need to be prepared to be looking things up constantly to learn. You are the father I wish I had. Thanks wrangler star!
Maybe, as a professional RUclipsr , you need a big screen on top of your main wooden desk to see what you need, without having to get too close to the laptop screen. It's an idea. Greetings from Argentina! I hope you're having a wonderful day. 😊
Nothing gives me the fizz( or an involuntary and unconscious smile ) more than seeing your kitty in a video. We are truly meant to be with an animal companion.
Very nice sign Välkommen ....Welcome with a woodhorse that origin is from Dalarna (a county in the north of Sweden). Thank for the tour of the shop
Shop sounds like a man cave to me. ;-)
I aspire to have a shop like this. I got a slow start to it but have been working on it the last 8-9 years (since I got divorced!) These days my 2 car garage doubles as a shop.
Glad to see more of these types of videos on your channel!
I agree sir. The top drawer is not working for me. Lets get it done. Thanks for inspiring me. I wish I could show you my shop. You would be proud.
Nice. My last 20 years was working on mostly school busses. Retired a couple years ago. This is great advice setting up your work area. Even when you have your boxes and bench set up, working on a 40 foot bus is a little more walking. Not much of a triangle. Lol
Good to have a rolling tool box when working in one spot away from your main box.
Great content.
Having built many work areas over the years this is a great setup. My work/hobby is primarily rebuilding old axes and cleaning/sharpening knives for myself and friends. Nothing like taking a 50 or 60-year-old axe and rebuilding it to be used again. So my area for this work is smaller and now that I look at it, it is a triangle.
Definitely the most based man in Oregon, possibly America, and maybe, the world.
Not in Oregon
Only an American would say that
He's from yelm/Olympia area
@@PimSchouten Proud of it too.
slurp harder
Having everything one or two steps is a great plan.
When I set up the blacksmith shop I put the vise, forge, and anvil 2 steps from each other. The idea was to prevent me from falling into the habit of twisting at the waist when lifting something from the forge to the anvil or vise versa.
I like the rolling seat. I use an old office chair with the back removed. The air cylinder lets me adjust for working on running boards or at a bench.
Great layout Cody. Just working warm and dry is a big plus. Having everything in reach with room to walk around is just about perfect.
Add a toilet, coffee pot, and refrigerator and I could live there. 😁😎
Ive watched every shop video since the old shop, the wood shop reno and the current. Always inspiring in building and organizing my shop.
As a man who came from a broken home. I’m very grateful for your videos. Been watching for about a decade and have learned a lot! Thank you!
Very nice sign Valkommen ....Welcome with a woodhorse that origin is from Dalarna (a county in the north of Sweden). Thank for the tour of the shop
I am not sure there's ones that can fit a snowbike like that, but working at a motorcycle repair shop, one of the most important tools we have is a motorcycle lift, it's way easier to have the whole bike off the ground, having your brakes at the height of your hands instead of getting close to the ground to work on them is the best, but also, it takes up quite a bit of space and we work on bikes the whole day so it might not be so important for someone thhat does other stuff at the shop, keep up the great videos Cody!
Fantastic video. Love the advice on all men having their own workshop as a refuge & a space for creativity & sanity. Thanks from New Zealand
This it the video I have been asking for!!!
I still remember the "work triangle" from an 8th grade architecture class. They said the circumference shouldn't be more than 22' for peak efficiency. Every time I work in a kitchen that wasn't designed that way I remember that good teacher.
love the videos like these and we need a new edc update due to that new one in ur pocket. And personally like the longer videos for example edc or tools videos, when you compare different brands/options for each thing
I appreciated the look of your French cleat traditional woodworking setup where the wood pile is but this looks very efficient.
The rolling low chair is a game changer. I’m loving the shop rug idea think that needs to be added to my wish list.
great workshop setup, id be interested in seeing your fastner (bolts and nut) storage setup
I’d be interested in watching a shop organizing video. Just to see the thought process.
Beautiful Shop and Nice Setup. If I had a Shop like that I would never be in the House, Lol
wow, your Matthews light stand is fantastic, as a form ProHollywoodPhotographer, I still have my lighting gear
and love my Matthews, I have never seen a setup like your, but I will be jabbing something similar soon.....
Manfrotto got into copying Matthews about 20 years ago, their gear is good quality too.....cheers, Paul
Mucho Professional Garage! Great Job WranglerStar!
Super Duper Excited for this! Following the channel for years seeing the shop change in the background over time absolutely stoked for a shop tour! Thanks!
Love your channel!! As a note , a gimbal is 3 dimensional like a giroscope. What you described in your lighting arm is a swivel ( 2 dimentions) not a gimbal. Keep up the outstanding work Cory. Thanks.
The thumbnail of a motocross shop really got me watching this video when I need to go to sleep right now lol. Incredible shop man. I'm breaking my back working my hands to the bone in hopes that I can have a setup HALF as good as you got! Being in Florida, the wood stove is not on my list, although central A/C would be nice!! Not taking away from any of the work you've put in, but you've got it made Brother! Much love from the East Coast!
Great video Cody, love the shop tours. Keep it up 🙏
Nice shop!
Pro tip... you need a lift table. It's moveable, lifts bikes, atvs, side ny sides to big lawnmowers. Stop working on the ground.
Great Ideas Cody I'm getting a shop carpet today, Such a great Idea.
Keep up the great content.
Great video Cody! Could you do some videos on your cameras and other gear you use for everyday video production? That would be awesome! I'm a long-time viewer. God bless you and your family. Love when you speak your mind you give us guys a voice. Take care!
As a mechanic, I only required one snap on tool. A pivot head, fine tooth ratchet with round handle.
After a couple years of daily wrenching with craftsman square ratchet handle I was getting really sore almost arthritis like pain where the ratchet corner applied pressure to my metacarpal. So I bought a snap on ratchet that was stolen along with all my tools in the last vehicle I was living in.
Makes me wish I lived in Afghanistan because they don't have piece of s*** scumbag thieves. And if there is a thief, they only steal once.
That said, I prefer craftsman tools for warranty exchange. It's easier and more convenient for me to run to Ace hardware or when Sears was in business. Then trying to track down my snap on truck.
I might have to wait a day or two for the truck, meanwhile Ace/Sears open everyday.
That could be the difference in getting paid by having the job done that day.
I’d add a printer under the table. Just something you can make physical schematics on or just to have physical notes.
Thanks for the share Cody! ❤ it!!!
I have more junk drawers in my multiple top boxes,
would' love to see you get yours straight....
.will inspire me to get mine straight....
Thanks for not trying to pretend you are not a youtuber filming videos. I think it provides good context on things like your lighting setup
Sweet work light, and a great shop set up. You earned that.
Very nice! I’d love to see the junk drawer video
Fantastic video my friend. Please show us the top shelf reorganization process. Prayers to you and Mrs. W
The new perm for the toupee looks stylish.
Hey Cody, great to see you making cool content. I’m glad that you’re well and having a great time making your way through life. Not to mention giving us some great advice and tutorials. Keep em coming.
This shop is far more organized than the past shop in your early videos.
I'm pretty sure this guy is 50% of the cause of the Adderall shortage
I cover the floor of my shop with 4 ft by 6 ft rubber horse stall mats. They provide a lot of cushioning and hold up great. They weigh about 100 lb so they don't move around much on their own
Definitely need that junk drawer video Cody! Nice to see you're human like the rest of us,lol!!!
Great setup. What precautions do you have for fuel vapors with the wood stove?
Very Timely, working on getting my shop organized. Redo the junk drawer!
Vyper also makes a Robust Steel Max, Robust Steel Pro, and a Low Pro, all of which are lower to the ground.
Man, I remember when Cody was showing us how to build a work bench from dimensional lumber with the French cleats.
Wonderful , cheers from Florida, Paul
Another gem from the master !
By the way glad you found m12 tools they sure are skookum
It’s not about one or two steps to get something. It’s about it being one or two steps to put it back away!
I wanna see a junk drawer organization. Mine looks the same so would like some good pointers. 👍🏻
Funny thing is I was cleaning my garage and was trying to get ideas and man did I get some just now by watching this video. Great video
Official video, that's good dont want to missclick and watch a chinese knock off wranglestar shop tour.
That’s one heck of a junk drawer 😂 never throw away those little parts you never know when you’re gonna need it. I like the portability idea it’s less clutter. I work in a shop “not mine” it’s you walk a mile. I eventually going to build a shop it would only be 24 or 27 wide 40 long.
What an awesome man cave
Have a Jesus filled day everyone Greg in Michigan
I honestly have no clue how he has the time to maintain everything. I’m a busy guy and get things done… but wondering if he had little elves that are in the background. By the way.. I have the viper short chair for my dirtbikes. It works great. Wheels almost roll too well.
No job.. not haring but hes got all day to fart around
I'll second the cost of the viper chair is painful, but it really is great for a shop.
ahhh. Feels like home with the "dalahäst välkommen" sign over the mirror =)
The more efficient the shop, the more efficient the work. So much less frustration
That Minecraft wall torch is the best part of your shop!
Junk drawers are life savers sometimes. They're essential in any shop.
Best part of the video, "My best marriage advice for you, have a shop!" Made my morning lol.
The hair is looking outstanding today !
I knew before watching this that I'd be jealous. My whole shop looks like your Snap-on top drawer.
Organization is key to success.
Love watching you think of loud, would be awesome to watch you organize that junk drawer
Remember depending on what your doing the "work triangle" is particularly deadly in a crowd with specific target
That's a great setup 👌
GO LOCTITE !
God Bless 🙌
Hey Cody, look up the principles of 5S and spider diagrams, sir.
It's where being organised starts and ends.
🙏
I agree, good guide!
@@westtexasprepper
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As a professional chef, I agree that is a great set up. Ideally 2 steps from everything, 3 steps max.
Thank you for leading by example.
It’s a nice approach to shop organization. I'm curious, how do you manage to not have any insects (like wood eating ants) in your shop? The previous owner was storing wood in the shop and it caused issues with ants. So I do not stack wood inside for this reason.
Love the hair, just must have payed so much for having these sent to you, it almost looks real!
Thank you for the triangle method and efficiency tips
I might not always agree with what you say. But your a wealth of knowledge! And I will always be here for learning
EPIC you got setup time to watch a Wranglerstar video long time no see.
We need the junk drawer video. I bet there’s some awesome stuff in there.
I would love to see a video of that junk drawer. Looks like a bunch of miscellaneous bike parts that are very useful made their way in there.
It’s a really nice space, super inviting! It’s been a long road and you deserve it. Enjoy and thanks for the inspiration!
You inspire me man, with every video. Thank you!
Junk Drawer Video would be awesome!
Should install a cheap large tv panel overhead on the wall, you can use a a larger monitor for your laptop or watch videos on ect. it's inexpensive.
You are a good bloke. Capable and reliable and tough. A good example for your son and all your family and friends and subscribers 😎👍
Having the carpet is a great Idea.... I always think about the triangle for work areas. Having a computer station is key. I bought a cheap 32" monitor just for the shop and use a wireless keyboard mouse combo. Nice work proho!
Hi Got a question. what is the advantages of a snow bike over a snow mobile?
Your shop is beautiful one thing you’re missing is a motorcycle lift that’s going to be a must have. Your working on Jack’s machine he should be there to help and get to know. Best Regards
I got a dentist rolling chair at a garage sell and that thing is great and way cheaper then the viper
Yes, a junk drawer video will be fun. We've been waiting for a shop tour for a while, so this is awesome
Every shop needs a good junk draw yours is pretty organised
Great vid! God bless you and your family!
Videos like this are what made me a lifetime subscriber. This gave me the fizz.
When Wranglerstar has a trash can as old as you just proves that you can buy nice stuff and keep it nice