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I know this is an old vid but would you be able to give me the dimensions of the build? I want to recreate it in my game room but I'm going to make 2 hutches no either end and make that middle part longer.

My guy, I want to try this next weekend. Thank you After watching thus fully your design is much easier than I had in mind, was gonna run 4 cables yet just need middle support. And thinking of a tensegrity design drop down legs for stability. The work I've gone done in my shop the past month... shoot sakes shelves, wiring, insulation. Shelves shelves shelves. Installing lights this weekend, then fingers crossed if I can find a decent enough sheet wood my plan is to yeah make a drop down table.

Did you use 4x4 I am getting ready to build one was thinking about using 4x4s

Awesome video

Putting air compressor outside with an awning over it is a better placement and for 3 reasons... 1.not building heat inside a box 2.freed up inside space 3. noise is outside

One idea for your vac hose is to fasten it to a 1x6 on a hinge from the wall. You can swing it out and have your hose accessible from overhead to use for each tool. Leave several feet wound on a hook at the end to pull downWhen not in use just swing the hose and 1x6 to the wall.

And for winging it great job

Crossbow and ⚰️ usually not in the. Same sentence very interesting build

Spent $500 on a Ravin crossbow plastic hard case. I should have waited for your idea.

Love the singing

Nails aren't old school. They are better than screws for load-bearing stuff, like deck joists etc. They have a much higher shear threshold than screws, meaning they're harder to break. They tend to bend a little, but not break in half like screws. Also, nail heads can be much easier to hide than screw heads.

Nice job as usual. Your creativity never ends. Take care of that shoulder!

I need this but for a welding table.

I find it difficult to believe that a pneumatic nailer can shoot faster than Milwaukee cordless nailer since, in bump mode, it will shoot nails as fast as you can bump.

This is great, several actionable tips both for crowded/small shops and for shops in general.

Thanks my dude. I need something for DIY stuff and im not aways near an outlet.

I would love to get a video how to set up the RV heater

great review, thanks

Great idea! Question: how well does the marker show up on the "polycrylic" topcoat?

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Is it OK to have your welder so close to the table small pieces of metal could get inside your welder and break it I like your way of thinking though and I'm definitely going to make those clamps and othe accessories you made I already have a bunch of those clamps in different sizes great video I subbed

How do you do the ramp?

I loved it. You mentioned you had trouble with numbers. I had trouble growing… 5’2” today. But what the heck, I’m comfortable in my own skin. Always enjoy your videos 👍 and thanks ❤️

A video on the propane heater would be sweet.

Very nice review. I have the 21 degree and love it but I'm not framing for a living. I think if you are all day on job framing you pretty much nailed the set up you should be using. That said for the framing jobs I do on my property (70 acres lots of little projects) you can't beat this battery set up especially if you are already running on a M18 platform. I'm in a lot of areas with no electric and to carry my generator and compressor / hose to hammer a few nails is clearly not ideal.

The Waitley knockoffs are the only good knockoffs. I've been using them for years and they are awesome.

I stopped listening after your reasons for not using the propane heater alone did not begin with risk of death. Exhaust gases can lead to asphyxiation without proper ventilation.

Would be nice with measurements

Just ordered the same table from Walmart for $85.99 shipping included. Whoooohooooo! I'm going to make the tools shown in this video soon after the table arrives. To think I was considering a Certiflat that would have set me back ~600 or more....

Walmart today is selling this for $85.99 shipping included. Unless it is folded in half, tis a deal to me. Trigger pulled. 😁

High ceilings is a must, you may not need them now, but you never know what the future can bring you. I opted for 13ft ceilings for a car lift and the ability to work on my skidsteer with the boom raised all the way up. You definitely can never have too much power, I did a dedicated 200A service and I currently only use about 50A, but the future upgradability is absolutely worth the added upfront expense. My shop is definitely not "small" but I will definitely be implementing some of the things in this video as they are fantastic space savers for shops of any kind. Weather it's a 14x20 or a 50x50, it's inevitable that you will run out of space.

Very. Cool

Awesome workshop man, very well organized, I can see the amount of time you spent brainstorming and creating, bravo! cheers from Spain.

Give a man a fish, he’ll eat for a day. Teach a man to make a rod and reel and he’ll… (insert conclusion here) Thanks for the ingenuity and entertainment. Don’t forget the sunscreen.

Why are you putting your body weight on top of the drills to drill?

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Loved your video, went to click the link, not available on Amazon anymore fyi

Nice "Real" shop, brother. I love all the great ideas. You have motivated me to get my shop cleaned up. Just subscribed. Love your comment..."I don't use nails, because it's not 1932 anymore". All of the builds on my house, new rooms, shop, pool deck, etc., I only use 3" high quality deck screws with T25 Torx. I buy the big 25 pound bucket. Always keep at least 50 pounds extra.

That shop is awesome

I like it! I bought the foldable welding table because I needed the space. Then I added supports and a top to cover those danged slots that tools and small parts kept falling through. I put 5/8 holes in the cover but they had to line up with the slots. However, I miss having a larger table with more and more accurate holes. I wish now I’d done what you did. And I like the fact that you kept the top as-is so you can put it back on the original stand if needed. I also made the same $4 clamps you did but used some 5/8 rod I already had. Those clamps work great.

Keep dusty my friend 😊👍

How do they not get slammed with road grime??

What’s the thickness of the plywood and the wood you used on the trim? Thank you.

Maybe make the air purifier so it can duct air outside or inside as you have it now. Can use as an exhaust fan and an air purifier(actually a filter). That is kind of a neat idea.

how does the milwaukee hold up over time?

Vevor tools are toss of coin. Sometimes you get something good ,other times crap. I bought woodworking lathe and after an hour of using it,repurposed it to a fancy grinder.

Only thing is it need to have hidden hinges and different locking...a screwdriver and its open the way he has it

Wood floors are easier on your back and joints than concrete floors