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A a caution to anyone considering a wooden mount such as this. Whilst visiting a managed IT services prospect they asked if we could look at their cabinet which had been condemned during an inspection by the fire service. Their kit was mounted in an open wooden frame about 39U high. They were advised it was a fire risk and had implications on their business insurance.

Looks great and coming on a treat, well done

Some of my favourite WiFi names are “Everyday I’m Buffering” and “It Hurts When IP”. And now everything is ‘smart’ I get to name all kinds of things, my BBQs are called “Count Smokular” and “Grilliam Steakspear” Always a good idea to plan for potential future needs at this stage. Having hard wired networking is a nice luxury!

Great job. Your sir are setting up my dream shop..

I hope you used duct grade CAT 5 for the underground run as normal cable degrades with the moisture.

Your Workshop is looking good, getting your service cables for the IT in, mains cables and make space for your air lines. Thanks for the shout out, good to see your fitting 16 amp sockets and switch gear, it's always handy may be not at the moment but in future for any machinery over 2.2 Kw with a high amp start up. I like the workbench sockets it a brilliant idea, you can never have enough sockets in the workshop, more sockets less extension leads no risk of a trip hazard. Your doing a great job, can't wait to see whats next. Hope it's not too windy where you are, stay safe. As always a great video Take care

lucky I wasn't watching this in 3D at 11;03 😃😃+, I have watched many videos of various pros and armature shed builds, I have also built 3 of my own, but this build video, design and execution, I think was top drawer, well done and thanks for sharing, ps, time when doing your own thing is simply extended enjoyment if done right and love what you do. cant wait to see you replace the roof when its needed LOL

A nice time capsule, and keep making the videos

Great progress on your workshop, coming together really well. 😀

I went to Los Angeles a few years ago from New Zealand and had to visit a Home Depot too! It was a $50 USD taxi ride! It’s funny cause I bought a large speed square too!

Great job, really educational and interesting to watch. A credit to you sir for doing it by yourself. I think if I’d of let my dad to do most of it on his own I’d be disowned 😂

Fantastic job .👍👍👍👍👍

Excellent video. I stumbled across your channel by accident and have really enjoyed catching up with your workshop build. Now looking forward to your next update. Regarding the ventilation to the IT cabinet, I would recommend vents at the bottom and side, not the top. More dust will collect with the vent at the top. One question, will you be using the Sonoff to turn machinery on/off. Sonoff are rated at 10amps, so will this mean you’ll be using them to drive a relay to power machinery? Keep up the great channel!

All tape measures are not accurate. I you have more then one make of tape measure then check them against each other you will find they give different measurements over the same length. That's why you should only use one tape measure. 🙂

Great work, its coming along nicely. Where possible I prefer your videos without music.

Quiet background music is fine but it's really only necessary if there is absolutely no voiceover. Workshop is coming along a treat.

Agree with the Erbauer tools good standard for DIY vs price always my go to. Did think the IT cabinet needed some ventilation. Not sure you have enough sockets by the desk..a couple of screens pc 2 seems an underplay

I do understand the concerns of others on the prior video with the music, but I think most of it was volume mixing across different shots and overriding your speech. Personally I wanted to mention I didn't mind it, and possibly even enjoyed it, especially when you have a work montage or some silent footage. Anyway, wanted to say thanks for the laser level recommendation last time, picked one up from that same brand and have been using it to great success already! Quite cheap, but also high quality and convenient.

Your workshop is really coming on and looking great. I love to see your ideas and solutions. This week was so much better without the music! See you next time.

Great video as usual, I really enjoyed it. I don't mind music in videos as long as it's not too loud and I can still hear what you are saying.

It's looking good and turning out to be the dream workshop. Like the all around box trunking I like the idea of lighting panel and plenty of double and single sockets, don't be shy on the amount of sockets you need. If you are thinking of a 16 amp circuit and socket, you be fine with 2.5mm T+E cable as it's rated up to 5Kw and a 16 amp circuit is rated up to 3.68 Kw. Also the workbench top sockets, reminds me of the science lab in school a good idea and easy reach. Your doing a great job in the workshop, can't wait for the next part. As always a great video catch you soon take care

I am loving seeing your workshop develop, a little tip, however many socket outlets you think you need; double it. 🙂 As far as music goes my own preference is keep it minimal, I like to see ideas, construction, and progress not listen to music. Thoroughly enjoy your channel though and I have workshop envy. 🙂 Thank you.

Excellent catchup video. Personally, I prefer less music, in the videos.

love a cool white bulb

nice job dave now planning my smaller bench

Gorgeous, just gorgeous, well done.

looking good, progress being made

Great build video, I'm planning on doing something very similar. What size is the footprint?

Would be interested in your lighting panels, couldn’t see in your video where they came from

You are a nice discover for me. I love the way you build and I think I'm learning a lot with your "style". Get a hug from Spain. Saludos.

Just saw this video. Looks really good. Not sure if youv'e seen the video i did on building mine. I took a different approach & used insulated load bearing 100mm fridge panels. Don't regret doing it that way as it did not take long to erect. Although it does not have the beauty of what you have built. Stunning. Steve.

Listening through headphones, IMO the background music needed to be a bit more "in the background". Great content though, I've watched a few of yours now and have sub'd.

Superb video just sent your channel to my dad and brother 👍 we have our own DIY WhatsApp group for all the challenges we overcome at our homes :) working my way through your other videos now!

Really impressed by all your work, especially without help!

Very well done, as you done most of it by yourself. Could you give an idea of cost? Thank you

Need you come build me one i like it i need a bigger one like that i have a 11ft by 12ft at moment but want it bigger

Why does building stuff look easy haha. Nice work

Great video, I've not long ago completed my garden room gym build, yet I still find myself on TH-cam enjoying watching everyone else's projects Great stuff

Very informative. Thank you!

Wow, great workshop. female diyer here, finally moving into my new house and it comes with a garage so looking to convert it in the workshop. The good thing is, the previous owners wired up electricity, has lights so needs a clean up. I think I will also put OSB boards on the walls, it will just make drilling into wood easy than brick. But great workshop, very jealous of the space you have. Mine is going to be compact. I am still deciding if I should get a track saw or a table saw because of space but with your shop, envious of the tools you can put in.

Love this video. Being a carpenter myself, it's a joy to watch how people over come lone working. I have to make little jigs to help me. Nice to see a tidy site as well 🎉

So glad to hear you say “outlets” rather than ‘plug sockets’ which so many ignorant people do these days.

❤❤VIDEO GREAT THANKS YOU 😊

Did the regs not require any roof insulation?

Very nice. I'd love to do the same. I didn't notice you putting lintels over the windows. Was that not needed for the roof trusses to bear on?

Am a 67 yr ya old bloke & am still with good old made in England imperial 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿..a haven't got a clue with this metric malarkey 😂.. great videos by the way..plus Erbauer does a great biscuit jointer which is now on sale f 60 quid..👍

Am just being a auld fart..but scrap the music 😂

Well done.. excellent build mate.. little tip ... invest ya self in a tool belt..😂 👍

Super video. Many thanks for inviting us on the journey, progress and end result, which may I add is amazing. Stay safe and enjoy.

Huge tip i can offer you. I've been building timber frame house in the UK for 20+ years and the easiest way by far is to build the walls/stud work in 1200mm x whatever hight you want so once you have the (for arguments sake let's say) 1200mm x 2400mm frames built on a bench then put your sheet of Osb on top, pull the frame around to square it up to the osb and nail in place and repeat obviously some frames are going to be different sizes for corners/windows/doors etc but you get the idea no matter how small or big just make sure you square the frame to the square edge of the board. Doing this way makes sure all panels are square and it's so much easier to put together by yourself literally put your soul plate down and then you just but the panels up together, clamp and screw and so on. Whatever the case bloody good job you done there mate.