darn you! re-watched 3 times! Saw nothing obvious! ;) --- I did see red paint lines on the gravel but otherwise nada! and you were moving that floor cleaner! Guess I will see when others do :) ---- o0o maybe a timeout corner cage for Riley if he messes up the new shop :)
That storage system is awesome! I really hope that my wife does not see it, because she would order one for our garage and get rid of my garage organization. You just need to put labels on each cabinet to find stuff.
Decking out, finishing touches, organizing, "prettying it up" , whatever you want to call doing to your place is one of the most enjoyable, slightly frustrating jobs there is. I am a compulsive re-organizer so I would be in heaven with that storage system.
Watching you lift the heavy table top my wife and I at the same time, “YOU HAVE A FORK TRUCK” or at least a skid steer with forks. My wife reminds me all the time that we have machinery to work smarter and not harder. Love your Content and your Journey, good to see the baby also.
On another note, you guys are a perfect example of a couple that gives and takes 50/50. The way you work out the differences says a lot about your dedication to the family unit. I think we can all learn from you guys. I myself think that my wife and I are also 50/50 but I am still the boss in the end...LOL. I had to throw that in.....She does the money stuff so really, I think she's the boss...hahaha
Love the logo on the cabinets! Now I’ve seen it big enough for my bad eyes 😜 (or dumb brain) I finally get it! Shop looks great, too. Can’t wait to see the flange next week. 🤔
That’s awesome! I looked into that system for my shop but couldn’t swing it. Still have some ideas for a diy version using uni strut and trolleys. But this looks far superior
Stop into Tractor Supply or similar place and see if they have a DIY barn door set up, may give you some ideas on how to work the hanging wheels. You might be able to double the rails to increase the weight capacity Also. Hope to see what you come up with!
When I store stuff in containers I try to get the clear ones with flat sturdy tops so you can stack them. The clear helps me find what I'm looking for along with Dymo stick on labels on the same place on each side and the lid. That way no matter which way I put it back in the stack I'm looking at a label. If it is on the floor with the lid on the label tells me what is in the bin.
You should really really bolt the rack to the floor. Even with the amazing stability it may have with all the weight, I've seen bigger racks fail when, for instance, bumped by a Fenwick. Safety first, secure the rack ! Amazing work. :)
What I wouldn’t give to have a storage system like Levrack in our garage! I am excited about how all your projects will become easier and faster when you don’t spend so much time rummaging through totes and looking for tools. Reduces the stress! I love it when companies see a way for you to endorse their product and install it. Target marketing is always preferred over throwing an ad into the atmosphere hoping the right people see it. And, sometimes you have to stop and solve a problem before moving on. The road, the road, the road.👷♂️
The Levracks are awesome … I am very envious 😕 After doing an owner build on my current home I have come to learn the building code quite well. The stair case in the shop absolutely needs a hand rail! I watched Courtney walk down the stairs with Oliver and cringed 😮. A nice hand rail bolted to the wall would be a quick fix👍🏼👍🏼
You should get a flameproof metal shelf/container to store your paints and oils in. don't want your house/shop burning down from improperly stored hydrocarbons.
Well done guys with the "shop" tidy up looks fantastic, sooo, now when am I going to get my shed/lean to for the equipment, you know, that yellow stiff you have, a bulldozer, excavator, track loader etc etc... I am from OZ anf look forward to your video each week, congrtaulations on you massive achievements in such a short time. Keep up the good work.
Looks like Interlake pallet racking. I have about 50 leaner feet of it in my shop with 11 feet high uprights I cut out of 22' uprights I got used from a warehouse. You can put racking up by yourself if you are strong enough. Put the first upright against the end wall at a slight angle. Determine the spacing of your cros s bars, I put the first level at about 13" off of the ground so that you can shove heavy items under the bottom cross bar in the dead space. Starting in the back put the first cross bar on the bottom position on the upright that you have standing against the wall. Then put the second upright in place and using the cross bar as a lever pull the bar down, which will cause the first upright to straighten, to and then connect the cross bar to the second upright. What you now have is somewhat unstable so quickly install the first level front cross bar in place. Then install the second level back bar then the front bar. Once the first and second level are installed the section is stable. I use plywood or OSB as shelving across the cross bars with 2X3's or 2X4's as cross supports under the plywood or OSB. Most cross bars will have a notch in the inside edge which will take a 1 1/2" thick piece of wood, cut to the width of the beams inside the notch to notch, to hold the 2 by and be level with the top of the beam. Make the shelf on the second level then use it to stand on to put up the 3rd and 4th level crossbars up back to front. Make the 4th level shelf and use it to install the 5th and 6th level depending on how high you are going. The section can roll over to the side so if you can tie off the top of the uprights until you get them in place and bolted to the floor. The wider the uprights are the more stable they will be. 24" is look out below, 48" is a lot more stable. Now that you have 1 section up the next section(s) are easier and safer. Install the bottom back cross bar which should stick out straight more or less then place the next upright in place and connect the cross bar. Install the front first cross bar. Repeat the above steps as you go up. Before the installed racking gets too heavy scoot it around into its final place before installing more uprights and cross bars. Keep the uprights inline with each other and when done MAKE SURE to install good floor anchors into the upright pads sitting on the floor. The rack and contents will be heavy so use concrete anchors that go down into the concrete at least 4-6 inches depending on how high and how loaded the rack is based on the anchor manufactures recommendations. DO NOT try this at home.
Hello, you two. Courtney, Oliver started putting his hand in his mouth because his teeth are coming out. That's the reason why he'll be crying. What do I suggest you do for him? Buy him a tube or whatever it is of Ambesol for babies. This will lessen the pain of those teeth while they cut his gums. After they come out of those two gum, you won't need to buy it anymore.
I wanted to buy Levrack products, but the company itself and the subcontractors do not deliver to Switzerland. What a shame, especially seeing the result at home. This is so cool !
I had to assemble 15' pallet rack like this....all by myself. I did have a tow motor, rolling staircases, and repurposed melamine board for decking. I tit almost break my upper arm and suffered many minor injuries (death of a thousand cuts). I wouldn't worry about floor anchors if you keep heaviest things off the top tier.
Much rather see content about doing stuff on a budget than doing things with really expensive stuff you get discounted or free that the average person can't afford. One of the reasons I stopped watching April Wilkerson. Her videos turned into one giant commercial for stuff most people can't afford. Keep it real.
I would have put the clothing hanger at the bottom and the drawers at chest level to avoid the bending down to access them. Nice setup. Looks insanely expensive.
@AmbitionStrikes I saw your display and pc of the CNC maschine unprotected. Perhaps you just get a nice solid shopping bag e.g. thole like the ones from IKEA made from those big bag material and just drop it over as a cover. If you want the display scratch free line it inside with some cheap blanket material or fabric. Hope this helps giving the electronics more lifetime. Greetings from Germany
Riley I don’t know how you landed that lovely lady, but well done son. I wonder if little Oliver knows yet what a great mom he has and what a wonderful childhood he’s going to have 😊
What does your neighbor at the bottom of the driveway do for electricity? Is there grid electricity in that area? I like that you left the door metal and let it oxidize (rust) instead of painting it. It looks neat.
The rolling rack system is nice , when I worked at a fast food establishment the store had a rack system it was very nice . Are you going to show anymore updates on the road heading up to the house? I was kinda hoping that this weeks video was just that😔 lol this was a great video to watch, the baby is getting so big.
That rack system is HOT! gave me ideas! You 2 just blow me away with your ability to work together and the skills involved. Maybe Courtney can give my lessons on org?
Please paint that overhead door ...........................its driving me crazy ,Your place is looking great except for that RUSTY door. The work bench on wheels is a nice touch too. great video
I love your channel and admire your energy and skills. I have hesitated asking this question in hopes that it would eventually go away but it hasn’t . The question is, when are you going to paint or do something with the rusty bifold shop door. It’s driving me crazy! p.s. The most innovative, skillful and remarkable project in my opinion was the snow blower machine. That was unbelievably complex!
~ just ordered a couple of those "t shirts " for my sister and brother (in law) over there in Neap Ohio. Oh yea! It's the inspiration. ~ Just imagine. ✨🌸✨ ~ Just saying.
Up to 342, very nice. Love the storage system but way out of most peoples budget. Would like to the vids with a balance of projects and adds. Although cool, this vid was really a big add.
Too bad you don’t have a forklift so you can lift heavy bench tops. 😜 Cabinets are very interesting and great idea on facing similar cabs at each other.
What brand jack stands do you use? I'm needing to get about 4. Planning for a project car. Not quite the level of your Courier/Durango mashup, but something that will hopefully turn out nice.
Sorry Rielly, freakishly clean beats absolute disaster 10 to 1, everytime. Happy wife = happy life. I think Oliver looks more like daddy, but my eyesight isn't what it used to be... OMG, I am so jelly of your shop now! Your new rack and table are to die for! Now all you need is a wire rack and connector storage! It's great when you have a camera operator and we get to see both of you interacting!!!
Any guesses on what our first project in the finished shop is going to be?
darn you! re-watched 3 times! Saw nothing obvious! ;) --- I did see red paint lines on the gravel but otherwise nada! and you were moving that floor cleaner! Guess I will see when others do :) ---- o0o maybe a timeout corner cage for Riley if he messes up the new shop :)
Possibly fabricating something to fix that hole around the stovepipe?
Not a clue...I'll just have to wait. I don't really need fingernails, right?
That storage system is awesome! I really hope that my wife does not see it, because she would order one for our garage and get rid of my garage organization. You just need to put labels on each cabinet to find stuff.
Some kind of hoist on beams & rollers moubted above?
Simple fact is that the more organized you are the more productive you will be. Great things are ahead! ❤
This is SO true! And it makes filming and sharing these projects with you all so much easier.
That explains why it always takes me so long to finish a project😂
Decking out, finishing touches, organizing, "prettying it up" , whatever you want to call doing to your place is one of the most enjoyable, slightly frustrating jobs there is. I am a compulsive re-organizer so I would be in heaven with that storage system.
That is such a great way to describe the process. We've been in a constant state of moving for so many years. It feels great to be settled!
Really like the new organizer racks, nice addition……
Watching you lift the heavy table top my wife and I at the same time, “YOU HAVE A FORK TRUCK” or at least a skid steer with forks. My wife reminds me all the time that we have machinery to work smarter and not harder. Love your Content and your Journey, good to see the baby also.
On another note, you guys are a perfect example of a couple that gives and takes 50/50. The way you work out the differences says a lot about your dedication to the family unit. I think we can all learn from you guys. I myself think that my wife and I are also 50/50 but I am still the boss in the end...LOL. I had to throw that in.....She does the money stuff so really, I think she's the boss...hahaha
You should build a overhead crane that extends the entire shop.
Really enjoy seeing the whole family work together.
We are so thankful that we get to continue to do what we love (building things) with baby Oliver in the picture.
Wow, just WOW, checking out Levrack systems right now, I wish my garage was that organized.... Love your channel......
I think a handrail might be handy for the stairs in the shop.....safetywise....
구독자 2만 정도일 때부터 보았는데, 언제 봐도 경이로운 두 분. 리스펙트 입니다.
What a beautiful way to appreciate your supporter 👍👍👍
Finally a current video on my side. 👍
WOW.. that levrack sliding racks.... boy I really like that!!!!! will have to check them out!!!!!
Love the logo on the cabinets! Now I’ve seen it big enough for my bad eyes 😜 (or dumb brain) I finally get it! Shop looks great, too. Can’t wait to see the flange next week. 🤔
Your work area and shop are looking absolutely awesome Riley & Courtney.
You should call one of those hanging cabinets "Riley's Rolling Snack Rack"
😂
That’s awesome! I looked into that system for my shop but couldn’t swing it. Still have some ideas for a diy version using uni strut and trolleys. But this looks far superior
Stop into Tractor Supply or similar place and see if they have a DIY barn door set up, may give you some ideas on how to work the hanging wheels. You might be able to double the rails to increase the weight capacity Also. Hope to see what you come up with!
When I store stuff in containers I try to get the clear ones with flat sturdy tops so you can stack them.
The clear helps me find what I'm looking for along with Dymo stick on labels on the same place on each side and the lid.
That way no matter which way I put it back in the stack I'm looking at a label.
If it is on the floor with the lid on the label tells me what is in the bin.
I am truly impressed with the Levrack system. It may be the solution to my storage problem. Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Al
You should really really bolt the rack to the floor. Even with the amazing stability it may have with all the weight, I've seen bigger racks fail when, for instance, bumped by a Fenwick. Safety first, secure the rack ! Amazing work. :)
Love the new LOGO!
What I wouldn’t give to have a storage system like Levrack in our garage! I am excited about how all your projects will become easier and faster when you don’t spend so much time rummaging through totes and looking for tools. Reduces the stress! I love it when companies see a way for you to endorse their product and install it. Target marketing is always preferred over throwing an ad into the atmosphere hoping the right people see it. And, sometimes you have to stop and solve a problem before moving on. The road, the road, the road.👷♂️
Amazing storage system. A great investment. Will save time in the future. Well done.
You might want to look in on Accro Bins, maybe baby food jars, for small part storage. Screw the lids to the bottom of shelves..
Excellent changes!! Great system!!
You should change or add to tee shirt motto Ambition strikes back!
The Levracks are awesome … I am very envious 😕
After doing an owner build on my current home I have come to learn the building code quite well. The stair case in the shop absolutely needs a hand rail! I watched Courtney walk down the stairs with Oliver and cringed 😮. A nice hand rail bolted to the wall would be a quick fix👍🏼👍🏼
You should get a rolling stairs to make accessing your new rack easier
Wow looks amazing
That is honestly the most bad ass system I’ve ever seen
❤❤❤Oliver...and so happy for your shop!!
Every time I watch your videos I can't help but wonder when you're going to paint the big shop door.
You should get a flameproof metal shelf/container to store your paints and oils in. don't want your house/shop burning down from improperly stored hydrocarbons.
Three "quadrants"...love it 😂
I thought this video would be a follow up on road improvement using the heavy equipment
We have lots more road content coming up!
next outside the shop project-build a huge quonset hut so all your machinery is out of the elements!!!
nice to see sponsors help fund your projects, must be nice!
Well done guys with the "shop" tidy up looks fantastic, sooo, now when am I going to get my shed/lean to for the equipment, you know, that yellow stiff you have, a bulldozer, excavator, track loader etc etc... I am from OZ anf look forward to your video each week, congrtaulations on you massive achievements in such a short time. Keep up the good work.
I noticed when your wife was walking down the stairs with your baby in your garage but there’s no handrail for safety first
Looks like Interlake pallet racking. I have about 50 leaner feet of it in my shop with 11 feet high uprights I cut out of 22' uprights I got used from a warehouse. You can put racking up by yourself if you are strong enough. Put the first upright against the end wall at a slight angle. Determine the spacing of your cros s bars, I put the first level at about 13" off of the ground so that you can shove heavy items under the bottom cross bar in the dead space. Starting in the back put the first cross bar on the bottom position on the upright that you have standing against the wall. Then put the second upright in place and using the cross bar as a lever pull the bar down, which will cause the first upright to straighten, to and then connect the cross bar to the second upright. What you now have is somewhat unstable so quickly install the first level front cross bar in place. Then install the second level back bar then the front bar. Once the first and second level are installed the section is stable. I use plywood or OSB as shelving across the cross bars with 2X3's or 2X4's as cross supports under the plywood or OSB. Most cross bars will have a notch in the inside edge which will take a 1 1/2" thick piece of wood, cut to the width of the beams inside the notch to notch, to hold the 2 by and be level with the top of the beam. Make the shelf on the second level then use it to stand on to put up the 3rd and 4th level crossbars up back to front. Make the 4th level shelf and use it to install the 5th and 6th level depending on how high you are going. The section can roll over to the side so if you can tie off the top of the uprights until you get them in place and bolted to the floor. The wider the uprights are the more stable they will be. 24" is look out below, 48" is a lot more stable.
Now that you have 1 section up the next section(s) are easier and safer. Install the bottom back cross bar which should stick out straight more or less then place the next upright in place and connect the cross bar. Install the front first cross bar. Repeat the above steps as you go up.
Before the installed racking gets too heavy scoot it around into its final place before installing more uprights and cross bars. Keep the uprights inline with each other and when done MAKE SURE to install good floor anchors into the upright pads sitting on the floor. The rack and contents will be heavy so use concrete anchors that go down into the concrete at least 4-6 inches depending on how high and how loaded the rack is based on the anchor manufactures recommendations.
DO NOT try this at home.
Hello, you two. Courtney, Oliver started putting his hand in his mouth because his teeth are coming out. That's the reason why he'll be crying. What do I suggest you do for him? Buy him a tube or whatever it is of Ambesol for babies. This will lessen the pain of those teeth while they cut his gums. After they come out of those two gum, you won't need to buy it anymore.
I wanted to buy Levrack products, but the company itself and the subcontractors do not deliver to Switzerland. What a shame, especially seeing the result at home. This is so cool !
I had to assemble 15' pallet rack like this....all by myself. I did have a tow motor, rolling staircases, and repurposed melamine board for decking. I tit almost break my upper arm and suffered many minor injuries (death of a thousand cuts). I wouldn't worry about floor anchors if you keep heaviest things off the top tier.
Much rather see content about doing stuff on a budget than doing things with really expensive stuff you get discounted or free that the average person can't afford. One of the reasons I stopped watching April Wilkerson. Her videos turned into one giant commercial for stuff most people can't afford. Keep it real.
You guys are awesome I love your show, God bless you and your little baby. Your place looks wonderful I truly enjoy watching your Channel.
I would have put the clothing hanger at the bottom and the drawers at chest level to avoid the bending down to access them. Nice setup. Looks insanely expensive.
hahaha - I feel this - disaster zone! vs freakishly clean! lololol
good to hear music from last year agin
GREAT SUPERB EXCELLENT DUO! Most organized couple on earth 🌎!!!
Great looking system. Wish the fasteners were the same color rather than bright metal. Reminds me of the rolling filing systems but for tools.
@AmbitionStrikes I saw your display and pc of the CNC maschine unprotected. Perhaps you just get a nice solid shopping bag e.g. thole like the ones from IKEA made from those big bag material and just drop it over as a cover. If you want the display scratch free line it inside with some cheap blanket material or fabric. Hope this helps giving the electronics more lifetime. Greetings from Germany
Loved the rolling system, you lucky dogs……I just love you guys. You work so hard and you’re amazing people…thank you for sharing 😎
Riley I don’t know how you landed that lovely lady, but well done son. I wonder if little Oliver knows yet what a great mom he has and what a wonderful childhood he’s going to have 😊
Please give us an update on your water generator. I hadn't heard of this before and I'm interested if it's meeting your needs.
pallet racking and a abacus
Beautiful Baby ! Growing fast .
What does your neighbor at the bottom of the driveway do for electricity? Is there grid electricity in that area? I like that you left the door metal and let it oxidize (rust) instead of painting it. It looks neat.
bravo les jeunes ,que du bonheur votre atelier !!!! ça donne envie de travailler ! gros bisous à vous et à votre ouvrier Olive !😃😃👍👍😋😋
The rolling rack system is nice , when I worked at a fast food establishment the store had a rack system it was very nice . Are you going to show anymore updates on the road heading up to the house? I was kinda hoping that this weeks video was just that😔 lol this was a great video to watch, the baby is getting so big.
There’s no such thing as “freakishly clean”, only not clean enough. Stand your ground don’t let him take the lazy way out😅
Felicidades por ese precioso bebe
From Bakersfield California
Very cool.
That rack system is HOT! gave me ideas! You 2 just blow me away with your ability to work together and the skills involved. Maybe Courtney can give my lessons on org?
Please paint that overhead door ...........................its driving me crazy ,Your place is looking great except for that RUSTY door. The work bench on wheels is a nice touch too. great video
You guys are going to need a bigger shop lol
Always! But it looks like the Levrack system will allow us to get by with a much smaller shop for awhile.
❤ Luv the Tool Box 😊
OMG SANITY ❤
Love it keep it up as always 💘
This looks awesome and in good place as well!
Is it not secured on top to the wall?
And to the concrete floor?
Ok guys now get back to the road lol I do enjoy your videos anything you guys do I like 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
We’ll be back on the road project next week!
I love your channel and admire your energy and skills. I have hesitated asking this question in hopes that it would eventually go away but it hasn’t . The question is, when are you going to paint or do something with the rusty bifold shop door. It’s driving me crazy! p.s. The most innovative, skillful and remarkable project in my opinion was the snow blower machine. That was unbelievably complex!
Hello, now what you need is a high lift
~ just ordered a couple of those "t shirts " for my sister and brother (in law) over there in Neap Ohio. Oh yea! It's the inspiration. ~ Just imagine. ✨🌸✨ ~ Just saying.
All you miss now is a cybertruck
You put your second upright (tower) backwards.
Up to 342, very nice. Love the storage system but way out of most peoples budget. Would like to the vids with a balance of projects and adds. Although cool, this vid was really a big add.
Are you guys going to paint all the outdoor exposed steel sometime or let it rust ?
Can you say an area for vinyl decals and merch orders? hahaha love ya Olivers parents
Another awesome video! You guys work so well together. Love that bluetti stack you got going there. How is the EP 900 working out for you guys?
The Next project is???? Going to Finish and Paint that rusty overhead door?
Love the color of the tool box do you know the name did you paint it or it came that way
Too bad you don’t have a forklift so you can lift heavy bench tops. 😜
Cabinets are very interesting and great idea on facing similar cabs at each other.
What brand jack stands do you use? I'm needing to get about 4. Planning for a project car.
Not quite the level of your Courier/Durango mashup, but something that will hopefully turn out nice.
That rack system is very expensive. Nice, but very expensive.
Hello from Kansas City, Missouri!
Hello from north of the river
Hi from Grain Valley, the capital of downed tree limbs!!
Yippee, another video. Another Billy May's, ShamWOW, Infomercial. 😢
What happened to the driver side rear wheel on the ford truck? At the 44 second mark.
So what happened to the road
Sorry Rielly, freakishly clean beats absolute disaster 10 to 1, everytime. Happy wife = happy life.
I think Oliver looks more like daddy, but my eyesight isn't what it used to be...
OMG, I am so jelly of your shop now! Your new rack and table are to die for!
Now all you need is a wire rack and connector storage!
It's great when you have a camera operator and we get to see both of you interacting!!!
We love you 😂
Do you ever get the feeling there aren't enough hours in the day?
Ware are you going to build your house. When ??
Tires on that back pick up what kind of road or is that because of the weight of the trailer with the weight
Where's the fourth quadrant? 😁
Is the road done? What happened to the road project?
More Videos of the baby 😊
Great video! Now that baby Oliver has arrived it seems that you’re apartment is too small, so I’m guessing and extension of some sort is coming soon?
Is the road done?