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@@jonarse yeah I don’t know. I’ve never seen a dust collector set up with the container being farther away. I hope it works for him cause that would be a perfect set up to have that stuff up there.
@@Golfexpertbelieveme I don't know what the options are for after it goes through the main extraction, but once it does all that is really needed is gravity, long tube?
Too late now but in-floor hydronic heating is awesome for a shop. Also, installing 6" PVC DWV pipe under the slab for dust collection has the advantages of eliminating static electricity, decrease of noise and not having the piping above your head with expensive metal DC piping gives you more options for storage. I did both for my new shop build and love it!
Need to use a different thicker OSB substrate that Zip has. The 7/16" regular Zip, including their R panels won't meet code, probably for snow loads. I think the brown Zip needs to be used.
Travis please do not let your wife talk you into using it to store your holiday decor. Please man for the love of all that is holy a man needs his space.
This shop will be my domain. The driveway between the house and this shop is international waters. Any attempt to put unauthorized stuff in there will be considered an act of war 😂
@@ShopNation I love it. can't wait to build my shop so you can get my money on accessories. really need that dwe779 dust extractor adapter. and i have an idea for you but thats for another time
@@ShopNation Yeah that is what I thought too but the back of my 2000 sq foot building has a bunch of Christmas and other holiday stuff and I had to be build the shelving to store it :(
I know you went over it in a previous video, but how much did you budget for this build? That shop is looking noice!!! Can't wait for future shop videos.
I really appreciate the shot with you laying on the cement all by yourself. I did the same thing to my shop. Very funny. I don't know why it's it just did.
In their haste to put up walls they didnt use a sill sealer gasket where the bottom plate mates to the foundation walls?? Is that not code in your area? Even if its not code it should be there imo.. regardless if using green lumber or not.
Did you have them install a HEATED slab in your concrete’s floor? ~ 😉 ~ Never 👎 ever install OSB in flooring; especially with a nail-gun! ~ Instead, use plywood & screws! ~ Squeaky OSB! ~ On a happy note 📝 ~ thanks to you {and a few Other TH-cam Gurus on 3D Printing} my very first 3-D Printer 🖨️ this Month is a BAMBU LAB X1 Carbon Combo & my 2nd arriving October 01st is their A1 Mini Basic, for $199. on special. ~ ThanX Boss!
Framers get paid by the job, they frame from sun up to sun down. Faster they can finish the job, the faster they get paid, and faster they can get to the next job. At least, my framers do. My guys are typically a crew of 6. They frame Monday-Friday full days and 1/2 days on Saturday. Take Sunday off to spend time with family. In the last day or two of the job, they’ll typically send 4 guys to get started on the next job and leave 2 guys behind to do punch out and blocking and stuff over that last day or 2.
Great progress! By the way, I'm starting to see some of your business pop-ups on FB. I'd probably buy one, but I don't think you make a duct for my old Ryobi miter saw. Maybe when I upgrade.........It's going to be a while though.
Love the shop design and build. Thanks for including the shot of you jumping off the ladder and OSB following you down. That’s every one of my projects!
That is absolutely amazing! I’m so envious. I could live like a king in a place like that. Excellent use of the roof space too. Great work and well thought out.
You should add a window or skylight to that attic space,so you don’t have to run lights every time you are up stairs. And 90% of the time will be during the day time
Lie someone mentioned below, radiant floor heating would have been awesome! Since you haven't done that, consider a radiant tube heater (think car dealership service bays). I had one in my shop in Michigan and it was awesome. Whatever you do, do not use a forced air furnace of any kind! Efficiency sucks and hot air blowing around while you're cutting and sanding wood is a huge issue (even with air filtration systems but, you should have those too).
Was "I like the cover more" in regards to covering the attic loading hole foreshadowing for the future video about what a tibia/fibula fracture looks like when one falls through an attic loading hole??
You should add a small 😊 man cave upstairs with a sink and toilet in the utility room, so if you are waiting for something to print etc. you can chill up stairs. Not for a place to drink with the boys until 3am with out the wife knowing 😅
Man! I've been planning building out my own shop for a while, and its finally looking like next spring is the target. Watching your build is giving me a lot of ideas about how I want to setup and build my own shop. Thanks for sharing, and I cant wait to see the rest of the build!
You should build a metal frame for that hoist. With a detachable frame to hook to. Lower to the ground, unhook frame so you can back over the lower frame. Once you are done lifting things out of your truck, hook the frame back up and hoist back into the ceiling. This would give you a "basket" to put things into and hoist inyo attic. Just a thought.
Having the dust collector in the attic is a cool idea until it's time to empty it. Having to lower the collection bin down the hole and then hoist it back up. It just sounds like a lengthy process to an already undesirable process. Now, if the blower section is up there with a collection bin on the ground floor. That would be cool as all get out.
The value in hiring professionals. I hired someone to frame and sheath my 2.5 car garage (yes I said 2.5) and they had it up and sheathed in a half a day. Including having the sheathing on the roof done. Getting experts is the best way to go.
You could screw in some heavy duty angle iron around the hole in the floor. About halfway on the beams. Then you can either create a hinged floor piece or something you lift out of the floor with the hoist. So you can walk over it and make it easy to open if needed. which probably will be not very often.
I'm not a builder, but not spanning the end walls with zip across where the truss sits on top of the wall seems like a weak point that could hinge in high winds.
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Thats because prior planning prevents piss poor performance my dude.
MY GRANDDADDY USED TO FRAME HOUSES IN 37 MINUTES
My granddaddy did it in 37 seconds and he only had 1 arm.
@TomsBackyardWorkshop My Grandma used to do it in 36 seconds... and she only had one leg, and one eye...
😂😂😂
@@TomsBackyardWorkshop that's what she said...
@@TomsBackyardWorkshop he must have had a big deck!
If your dust collection is up high, what’s your plan for emptying? Shops looking sweet!!
i'm guessing that lift he talked about near the end
wondered about myself, maybe the powerplant for it will be up there but the actual final container is on the first floor.
@@jonarse yeah I don’t know. I’ve never seen a dust collector set up with the container being farther away. I hope it works for him cause that would be a perfect set up to have that stuff up there.
@@Golfexpertbelieveme I don't know what the options are for after it goes through the main extraction, but once it does all that is really needed is gravity, long tube?
Maybe duct it through the wall and just jet it out back. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, ha-ha! I'm sure the neighbors won't mind.
Too late now but in-floor hydronic heating is awesome for a shop. Also, installing 6" PVC DWV pipe under the slab for dust collection has the advantages of eliminating static electricity, decrease of noise and not having the piping above your head with expensive metal DC piping gives you more options for storage. I did both for my new shop build and love it!
btw B̶r̶a̶d Travis, there are some points in the video where the background audio was drowning your voice
Sorry about that! I’ll let Brad know
@@ShopNation shit so sorry i'm mixing up my youtube channels 🙏
Travis, this is going to be an impressive shop. One question, why did you not use the roof zip system panels while you used the wall system?
Out of curiosity, why use zip for the walls and not the roof? Arguably the roof is more important to use it.
Need to use a different thicker OSB substrate that Zip has. The 7/16" regular Zip, including their R panels won't meet code, probably for snow loads. I think the brown Zip needs to be used.
@@bobbray9666 yes they make 5/8" zip (brown) but I've seen plenty of homes use 7/16 on roofs depending on rafter spacing.
Travis please do not let your wife talk you into using it to store your holiday decor. Please man for the love of all that is holy a man needs his space.
This shop will be my domain. The driveway between the house and this shop is international waters. Any attempt to put unauthorized stuff in there will be considered an act of war 😂
@@ShopNation I love it. can't wait to build my shop so you can get my money on accessories. really need that dwe779 dust extractor adapter. and i have an idea for you but thats for another time
@@ShopNation Yeah that is what I thought too but the back of my 2000 sq foot building has a bunch of Christmas and other holiday stuff and I had to be build the shelving to store it :(
😂😂😂@@ShopNation
It's crazy to see your journey. I subscribed about 370,000 subscribers ago 😮😂! Great job as always!
This is exciting! Thats awesome you're getting this space. Are you going to build a skywalk between the house and the shop? 🤔
Just remember when it comes to a workshop.....it ain't never big enough!
Ain’t that the truth
Awesome build. Makes me wish I had more room in my backyard.
This shop is what every woodworker dreams of!
I know you went over it in a previous video, but how much did you budget for this build? That shop is looking noice!!! Can't wait for future shop videos.
Yooooooooooooo😂you did it🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I've been watching your videos since about 20,000 subs. I just noticed that you're up to 375, 000 , wow, awesome. Nice build.
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Enjoying the build! You're blessed to be able to build such a structure! GO VOLS!
It’s funny how it looks small then you frame it and it looks huge!
I really appreciate the shot with you laying on the cement all by yourself. I did the same thing to my shop. Very funny. I don't know why it's it just did.
Quick framing progress is probably helped by having very accurate plans! Otherwise the framers need to stop to figure out missing info or specs
I am blown away by the efficiency of your crew. I'd have watched that all day every day. Also kudos to your architect!
I am so excited to see this all coming together and seeing how excited you about it too. Unreal how fast those framing walls when up.
Looking forward to seeing the air compressor getting installed.
You can never go wrong incorporating regular stair access to your second level garage / workshop.
This is the difference between getting paid per job vs per hour
Wow that is so exciting to see something you had in mind now coming to life.
I will send for your shop plans as soon as I win the lottery.
Just need some cool skylights!
The more I see this, the more jealous I get.
Why wouldn't you have used Zip on the roof also...?? 🤷🏽♂️
Certainly could have, there is a different roof zip panel for that
heck of a shop, damn nice work
You could make a cover for that hole that folds up and acts like a railing when the hole is open. Best of both worlds.
This is a great suggestion
Wow, just wow! Congrats!
Whats your plan for vibration of the equipment up in the attic?
Horse mats on the floor would take care of that.
Why no thermal barrier (ie: rockwool or foam) in the concrete floor?
Not necessary
Looks amazing
In their haste to put up walls they didnt use a sill sealer gasket where the bottom plate mates to the foundation walls?? Is that not code in your area? Even if its not code it should be there imo.. regardless if using green lumber or not.
The definitely did use a sill gasket, it’s yellow you can see it in some shots
@@ShopNation Good, I am glad I stand corrected, lol
Awesome job... can't wait to see the final part of the build 😊
Till the next one... 👍👍
Did you have them install a HEATED slab in your concrete’s floor? ~ 😉 ~ Never 👎 ever install OSB in flooring; especially with a nail-gun! ~ Instead, use plywood & screws! ~ Squeaky OSB! ~ On a happy note 📝 ~ thanks to you {and a few Other TH-cam Gurus on 3D Printing} my very first 3-D Printer 🖨️ this Month is a BAMBU LAB X1 Carbon Combo & my 2nd arriving October 01st is their A1 Mini Basic, for $199. on special. ~ ThanX Boss!
Framers get paid by the job, they frame from sun up to sun down. Faster they can finish the job, the faster they get paid, and faster they can get to the next job. At least, my framers do. My guys are typically a crew of 6. They frame Monday-Friday full days and 1/2 days on Saturday. Take Sunday off to spend time with family. In the last day or two of the job, they’ll typically send 4 guys to get started on the next job and leave 2 guys behind to do punch out and blocking and stuff over that last day or 2.
Great progress! By the way, I'm starting to see some of your business pop-ups on FB. I'd probably buy one, but I don't think you make a duct for my old Ryobi miter saw. Maybe when I upgrade.........It's going to be a while though.
Love the shop design and build. Thanks for including the shot of you jumping off the ladder and OSB following you down. That’s every one of my projects!
That is absolutely amazing! I’m so envious. I could live like a king in a place like that. Excellent use of the roof space too. Great work and well thought out.
I vote a detachable lift carriage!! Great video! Btw that hole was exactly what I was going to suggest in the comments then you explained!😂😂
You should add a window or skylight to that attic space,so you don’t have to run lights every time you are up stairs. And 90% of the time will be during the day time
Lie someone mentioned below, radiant floor heating would have been awesome! Since you haven't done that, consider a radiant tube heater (think car dealership service bays). I had one in my shop in Michigan and it was awesome. Whatever you do, do not use a forced air furnace of any kind! Efficiency sucks and hot air blowing around while you're cutting and sanding wood is a huge issue (even with air filtration systems but, you should have those too).
Shop is looking badass. The flashbacks to you building the camp shed were hilarious. Loving this series!
Was "I like the cover more" in regards to covering the attic loading hole foreshadowing for the future video about what a tibia/fibula fracture looks like when one falls through an attic loading hole??
You should add a small 😊 man cave upstairs with a sink and toilet in the utility room, so if you are waiting for something to print etc. you can chill up stairs. Not for a place to drink with the boys until 3am with out the wife knowing 😅
Man! I've been planning building out my own shop for a while, and its finally looking like next spring is the target. Watching your build is giving me a lot of ideas about how I want to setup and build my own shop. Thanks for sharing, and I cant wait to see the rest of the build!
You can cover the hole with a nie carpet!
😂
You should build a metal frame for that hoist. With a detachable frame to hook to. Lower to the ground, unhook frame so you can back over the lower frame. Once you are done lifting things out of your truck, hook the frame back up and hoist back into the ceiling. This would give you a "basket" to put things into and hoist inyo attic. Just a thought.
It is the comparison of the space to the outside. Infinity height and large volumes of space around make the confined space seem tiny.
Having the dust collector in the attic is a cool idea until it's time to empty it. Having to lower the collection bin down the hole and then hoist it back up. It just sounds like a lengthy process to an already undesirable process. Now, if the blower section is up there with a collection bin on the ground floor. That would be cool as all get out.
Excellent idea with the utility room up above. Great planning!
Hey Travis, have you looked into a Versa Lift for that hole in your ceiling. We use ours a lot and love it. Great video. 👍🏻
The value in hiring professionals. I hired someone to frame and sheath my 2.5 car garage (yes I said 2.5) and they had it up and sheathed in a half a day. Including having the sheathing on the roof done. Getting experts is the best way to go.
You could screw in some heavy duty angle iron around the hole in the floor. About halfway on the beams. Then you can either create a hinged floor piece or something you lift out of the floor with the hoist. So you can walk over it and make it easy to open if needed. which probably will be not very often.
My granddaddy used to frame with a hand saw using green, rough sawn lumber. It did indeed take longer than 37 minutes.
They did a great job, but they definitely should’ve put sill seal down
Very, very cool stuff! Brilliant idea to create a utility room in the attic! Keep the noisy stuff out of the way will be a massive plus!
You should have let the kids stay home for an educational day..
doing a garage/shop under a certain square footage in a day is not unreasonable. its not going to be slept in and there's minimal plumbing and wiring.
Very cool. Wish I had the room to build a real shop!!!
Excellent Michael Scott reference 👏
It’s getting real dude!!!
Dang, ur. Building a 2nd house
That WAS Impressive!
Get a "Majic Attic Lift" to access that space above.
It is amazing how crazy fast each team was.
music is too loud i can barely hear you
Sounds fine to me on headphones
Sounds fine
Adjust your hearing aids..... Music is perfect
Oops forgot to nail a stud?...
Gonna be an awesome shop, no doubt.
What Size is this ?
You cheated on the roof
Exciting stuff!
Looks hood! Did they lift the mesh wire into the concrete during yhe pour? Doesn't look like it in yhe video...
Yes they did, a guy followed them around lifting as they went
Nice layout.
Looking good!😎
Looking good
I'm not a builder, but not spanning the end walls with zip across where the truss sits on top of the wall seems like a weak point that could hinge in high winds.
There is essentially zero leverage there so tying sheathing over it wouldn’t offer much strength. That comes from tying into neighbor trusses
@@ShopNation good to know, thanks for the update.
Why not build this normally and give the extra money to some charity, what a waste........
I didn't see anybody wearing safety harnesses up on that roof