Home Built Workshop Tour
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Many of you have seen a lot of my garage in my videos, but in this video I give you a full tour, and you may even get some hints about upcoming videos.
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Great tour Jeff,
There are only two known types of garages: The ones that are under construction, and those that are to small. :)
Stig Aspeli , too bro.
Stig Aspeli ooh so true
I am still waiting for the "Y" beyond HAPP in the hoist. Tank you, Jeff for all the joy you are giving us with your videos. I apreciate lots offline work you do for us.
Great ideas and awesome place to enjoy working on cars! The trolley is a great idea to prevent leaving tools all over the place. It forces you to put things away in order to keep using it. Very cool all around.
Me encanta tu taller, tus coches elegidos para restaurar, lo bien que trabajas la plancha, la pintura y la mecánica. Llevo una semana viendo tus vídeos sin parar, no hablo inglés y muchas veces no sé que estás diciendo, pero con verlo me quedo impresionado.
Saludos desde España 😀
Always good to see a Workshop Tour.
Thanks for sharing your space with us.
My favourite things in the Home built shed 1. Rivnut gun 2. Masking machine 3. Firewood stored next to welder :-D
Watched every episode and still found it very useful Jeff! Some cracking ideas for cleaning up my mess of a garage, about 1/3 the size of yours but still plenty of space for me and my tools... I have no projects on the go at the moment (garage wise, plenty outside/in the house). Keep up the amazing work fella.
Liked it! That was a nice tour of the garage. I am very jealous of all the tools you have. I just had my garage built so I have a long way to go.. Impressive you can paint too, nice work!
Impressive. I really thought it was soo much bigger when I watch your episodes.
You really managed to lay it out very nicely. Great use of space ! 👍🏽
Always looked at your shop with a mixture of admiration and envy! Thanks for sharing.....gives me some ideas to use on my little "shop". Thanks Jeff!
first off i love your channel one of my favorites, but your a firey and you store wood under your welding table hahaha i love it
Feng shui is spot-on. I can't tell you how many similarities our garages have; many. I think your fans would feel right at home in your workshop. Thanks for sharing. 🇺🇸👍
I'm so jealous amazing garage. Keep up the great work and content 😁
Nice to know high quality workmanship does not require a shop that has millions in tools and storage solutions! Keep up the great content for 2020
Great insight into your workshop (or Man Cave) - as you say though, whatever you build, you always wish you’d built bigger !
Great use of the space and very well organised , labeling a very good idea i shall adopt
Cant wait to get my 7x7m shed finally up! You've inspired me yet again Jeff!
Awesome Tour! 👍
Congratulations on the sale of the datsun and also the buyer, he will take a great car. Good workshop Greetings from Spain, here another person also restoring a datsun!
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for the tour, it's always interesting to see others storage solutions,
Loving the builds but struggling to understand why you only have 76k subscribers
I was impressed that the backside of the cabinet hasp was painted to match when opened. Nice touch.
Amazing what you've squeezed into that space. I really need to rearrange my two car garage to be more functional. 🍻
Thanks for the look around Jeff.
My thought was always to build a large shed with an optional house or buy a big old warehouse and build accommodation in a loft, though about it, that's all, ha,ha...
Nice Garage to get your projects done.
Great video
And here I thought I was the only one with a dedicated tape drawer 😂😜😂
You may consider the "shed" too small but I'm very jealous. I live in Neutral Bay so a garage like yours is impossible. I have have a few toys like you Jeff (240Z, MGA, MGB GT V8 & 993), so I've had to rent a couple of garages nearby to store them, a real first world problem :)!!
Very nice set up Jeff, thank you for the tour. I wish I had room on my lot for a garage the size of yours, but alas only room enough for 2 cars and this is it. I thought your work shop/garage was pretty darn tidy. Really like the way you labeled the drawers, I think I will do the same. Here in Texas it's quite crazy sometimes in that new cars are imperial as well as metric which makes no sense to me. Go all one way or the other but not a mixture. Hope you and yours are doing well.
Tyres are all half and half which crazy.
Far cleaner than my garage, good job organizing.
Its never big enough
Thats what she said 😎
I'm so jealous, my garage isn't even big enough to get my car in, never mind work on it. Always great videos.
Jeff, You ought to "go see" Moto Mules "two car garage with a few tools". I think he's been a "tool junkie" longer than you, though! Great set up for a "one man garage"- it shows how much "custom" you may have to make the space do your bidding rather than the other way! OK, I've "been nice" for a couple minutes- the "but" suggestions you suspected would be here;
1) Install drenching spray heads and plumbing in several areas of your shop; over the paint storage and combustible substance storage, ove spaces where cars with fresh paint or gasoline aboard are kept. Do you have a back way out of the shop if the front way blocked by ???
2) Triple the light in your paint booth- it will help you find weak spots and other problem areas (some of the new lighting needs to be low enough to show the rocker panels clearly).
3) Moving the air compressor out of the shop proper was a great move! Repipe your building inlet to 30mm or larger black steel threaded pipe; when you turn up to match the run of pipe secured to the side of your paint booth, do it with a tee, pressure entering through the "bull" or tee, the down side into 30mm, terminate with a valve as a water bleed. As you pass the spray booth, leave another opening (turned to the top of the threaded black pipe) for the air supply reel. The reel would do you more good if it was just a few feet longer than the absolute shortest you need to work the problem- small dia. pipes and tubes have a lot of resistance, and the longer the worse it becomes. Possibly running the hard black threaded tubing to the opposite corner and adding an additional drain a air take off to feed another shorter hose would be better.
At the end of the 30mm pipe, there in almost the middle of your garage, leave another opening on the top side and another drip leg down.
Cannot emphasize this enough; drain all the drip legs every day! This moisture is not only bad ju ju for painting, it is destructive of your other air tools. This system is one I have installed in a much larger setting to get most of the water out before it gets to your outlet water filters- it works, well enough in one or two industrial applications to do away with mechanical, refrigerant derived, air coolers; the moisture content was less than 15% of what the air entering the hard line read vs the air at my furthest drop point.
4) Keep Mrs. Jeff; it is doubtful you will ever find a better keeper!
FC Rike
PS; This is free advice- as usual, be your own best guide! Do go ask some tradesmen about the air piping and fire sprinkler ideas. None of this is beyond what you can do- none of it. Having a friend lose his shop (and two cars), I don't want to revisit that ever again- none were hurt by the fire, but the garage/shop and the kitchen side of the house were totaled. Alas, about free advice; you are free to do with it as you will, but I make no promises about saying "I told you so!".
Lucky guy! Greetings from Belgium...
I never get tired of seeing the 240
Garages are constantly evolving. Particularly when they get used regularly 😉🙂👍👍
I'm not sure what colour the Alfas gonna go but I remember watching a Top Gear episode a few years ago where Jeremy explained that the body on the Disco Volante (a coach built version of the 4c) was painted gold before it was painted red to get the subtle metallic gold look through the red paint, it looked amazing on camera. Maybe you could do a few samples for the Alfarrari
Impressive 🇬🇧
So Jeff how long before we see the Storage shed build :D
I have always told my wife the ideal shed size to house size ratio fits somewhere around 1.5:1. She has no idea what I am on about, one day I will have a 300m2 shed next to a 200m2 house and only then will she understand.
lol true dat
I was hoping you'll show us your painting guns in detail but this workshop is cool. Your workshop is the exact same size as my house where I live so I'm a bit jealous. :)
I have talked about my paint guns a few times now. There is a basic painting gear video somewhere a few years back
@@HomeBuiltByJeff I know, but you've improved in many areas of this topic, so I thought there's improvement on guns as well :)
@@ruinman8722 I have, and mentioned them in the Datsun series
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Mrs. Jeff has heard it too often; and, perhaps thinks it herself now and again ;)
Imperial works a bit for your brain Mr. 5'8" :p
G'day mate, often wondered how do you do it without any insulation in the walls/roof!? Only thing I can imagine is that the temps at your place are are a lot more forgiving than the sub negative zero °C in winter and +44°C we get in NE Victoria!
It gets as low as -6 on the coldest winters morning here and low 44 or so in summer, so yeah, no insulation sucks. Next workshop will definitely be insulated for sure!
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Jeff, is that belt/disk sander a saber? Whats your thoughts on it? Iv been looking at buying one from total tools. Just wanted to make sure i buy one with enough power and doesnt stall out. Thanks
It is. It has worked fine for me so far. I haven't really done too much tough stuff with it besides the exhaust for the Z.
Love the channel Jeff, just a question, what brand of wireless lavalier mic do you use? Gday from the Gold Coast
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@@HomeBuiltByJeff Thanks mate for the reply. Much appreciated.
Amazed at how much you do in that space. That's no clutter. My bedroom has more clutter than your garage.
What engine building books do you have /recommend?
I have just used the ones for my engines.
Do you know what the specs are on the 996 wheels (I presume they are 18", but width and offset), and are there spacers on them (what size)?
Not sure. I believe they are just 996.2 factory 18's with one inch spacers.
Probably they are 8" ET50, 10" ET65 then. I would be surprised if the spacers are 25mm though, the wheels would come too far out. Maybe 15mm or 20mm though.
Hi Jeff
Interested in a hoist too. With your height restriction at the eave being 2.7m, how high can you lift the car? I assume it’s higher than 2.7m because of the slope of the roof? About 3m?
Thanks in advance
Cheers
Jeremy
That is as high as my 911 goes without touching
Thanks Jeff.
So the roof of the 911 goes to 2.7 or does it go a little higher cause it is further in from the eaves up the slope?
@@jpb308 a bit higher
Trust me his garage is much tidier than mine
What does mrs jeff says about it jeff with it not been big enough.? Joking aside jeff great video fab looking around your state of the art garage
Perhaps not, but it is fit for purpose.
"If a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, of what, then, is an empty desk a sign?" Albert Einstein My shop looks the same (maybe a little worse, four kids so add bikes, dirt bikes go carts etc...) but I know where everything is. :) I like your idea of the higher work bench without shelves for bigger stuff going to have to use that one thanks!
What's in your road trip tool kit?
It is a Supercheap tool kit. I have a quick look at it at the start of the Datsun road trip vid ;)
@@HomeBuiltByJeff I'll check it out again. Cheers
The Alfa just has to be painted in high gloss Ferrari red!
Maybe Miami blue?
Too many red Alfa's so any other colour but red ;)
@@HomeBuiltByJeff Ferrari pearl white then ;)
Well, it's no 24-gauge garage, but Jack doesn't have four cars!
Jacks garage is fantastically thought out.
Watched every episode and still found it very useful Jeff! Some cracking ideas for cleaning up my mess of a garage, about 1/3 the size of yours but still plenty of space for me and my tools... I have no projects on the go at the moment (garage wise, plenty outside/in the house). Keep up the amazing work fella.