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Totally Rad Everything
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2019
Hello! My name is Adnan and this channel is simply about EVERYTHING TOTALLY RAD. I hope to post videos about random things, projects I've worked on and anything that I think you might be interested in seeing. So stay tuned!
ULTIMATE Storage Shelf, Workbench, Radio Station TIMELAPS Build
As always, needed a workspace for many different things including storage. So I planned it out and built it with the help of my wife. Thank you for always by my side.
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Emergency Communication Command Center HAM / GMRS / CB
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This is my Ham Shack. It took close to a year to get it all done.
Do You Have These Bugs In Your House?
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All these insects were found around the house. Do you have any of these at your house??
Military Style Camo Generator Shed TIMELAPS
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We needed a shed for the Generator to protect it from the elements and to reduce sound. This is what we got. Enjoy the timelaps.
Build Your Own Expensive Tables For Cheap TIMELAPS
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Why buy when you can build it yourself. I needed a Desktop and Podcast table so this video is the process of me building them. Thank you to my wife for always helping me.
Build Your Own Small House TIMELAPS
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We needed more space for storage and a place to do video work... So I built a Studio and this is the result of that. 1 year of building in 15 minutes. Extra footage and cost breakdown at the end.
Arkansas Winter Storm 2021- THE DAY AFTER
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Winter Storm | February 13-17, 2021| Northwest Arkansas
Great setup. What are you using for the various radios. What that and Icom IC-9700 I saw there?
Nice job.
Great setup, nice work!!
all that for a 5kw generator. men
Very good!!! 73 from France!
What is that material/screening you used to hold the insulation in place? Overall it looks and sounds great!
It's just screen door mesh you can buy anywhere.
Clean work 👌
Cool video, man. Thanks for sharing. :)
Greaaat set up looking forward to use your video as motivation, newbie here this year ill get my ham license
That’s impressive
Thank you for Showing us your work. 73
really nice work.. and you guys are so fast building
The fabric on the inside is a nice touch.....
Are you using a regular fan or is it an exhaust type? Great job.. Kudos to you and crew 😉
It's a regular box fan pointing outwards.
@@totallyradeverything Pointing outwards become exhaust..? You are a genious.. Nice video with precise visual instructions and straight to the point.. Thanks again..
rad intro title!! Original!
Thanks for sharing. I hope there are more videos on the topic of amateur radio to come! :) 73 VE3KLT
Very nice build. Love the look and functionality
very well done setup thanks for sharing.
That shed is awesome question what are the boxes on the 3 sides for ?
Good use of indirect venting for sound suppression.
Great job making exoust gas fan out around a corner so sound deadens. Many others build them with a big fan hole directly out the other side of the wall. Rock wool works better for sound then foam board. If you had made the muffler go around a corner you would have even less noise but, great job.
Beautiful. Dream setup! Keep uploading.
I wish you had done some commentary. Great shed though
How did you build that one shelf leg into the workbench top?
It's one 2x4 all the way through with the table top cut out.
Great job! One of the more quiet gen sheds, I have seen on youtube. Do you mind taking a decibel reading of the shed open and shut with the gen running?
As someone who has gone thro the brain damage of such a project, I love the low cost of the build. Some say that a compartment with soundproofing can run you 2 x the cost of the generator. Mine is a Honda 5kw open frame gen set and that ain't cheap and my shed which is made from cinder block with a metal roof and doors and expensive soundproofing ended up being 3x. Kudos!
I would have put down plastic before pouring slab. Concrete is not water proof. It will absorb water from the ground and wick up to your framing. What plywood did you use? T111 is better for exterior use. The glue is water resistant. Paint job looks cool but paint is not waterproof either. Plywood is going to start separating and buckling from all the rain water splashing against the sides.
Nice I like it
Why buy indeed. haha great job. here is a sub hope you make some more video
really cool. how has it been working since you posted the video?
Actually pretty good. Got to use it several times during the winter and stormy spring. Power was out for 4h at one point. Others only 1h or 2h but it really came in handy.
Maybe add a 90* elbow to the exhaust pipe to prevent water intrusion? Aside from that, DAMN that's quiet!
Great job, I like the noise reduction boxes you built. I have not seen much of that incorporate in order videos. What type of wool did you use on the wall? Did you also use the wool on the sound boxes ?
Hi Jose! I used leftover Rockwool I had from a previous project. I did not use Rockwool on all the sound boxes because it would have restricted the airflow too much. I found that simply adding enough off-sets reduced the sound greatly. I learned that sound does not like 90 degree turns :)
Great video, good job!
Nice job, good skills! Is the screening on the inside under what appears to be rock wool to keep bugs out? And I'm curious about the exterior boxes...why didn't you vent directly out? I just fired up my new Firman 10000 last night and I have been serching for shed ideas. This is the best handmade ine I have seen!
Hi! The offset on the boxes is because of sound. Each box has Rockwool too so that way with different 90 degree angels it helps as much as possible with reducing noise. The screening is to keep the Rockwool in place. With long term vibrations I did not want it to fall out of place. But it could help with bugs. I did not think about that. It was not one of my objectives. I figured it is outside and in a woodsy area so bugs are unavoidable but at least it would stay dry and quiet.
@@totallyradeverything thanks so much for getting back to me! Good build.
nice build how long you think that zip strip will survive at 600 degrees. Great family fun
Actually it was supposed to be temporary until I replace it with a steel tie but it has run well over 100 hours so far and not budging.
Damn he built that FAST!