My ENTIRE Shop Needs To Change
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Dude. You have to address the elephant in the room. What happened to the other guys? And the rented office space? Why are you making videos all alone now?
How did you get me to watch 34 minutes of cleaning and organizing YOUR space when I should have been using that time to clean and organize MY space. Well played, sir.
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You can tell Bob was a software developer in a past life listening to him work through his shop setup. I like listening to you work through all of this. Great video.
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One small, light-hearted complaint (written as a story for good measure). As a software developer, I want to focus more on objects and their
one idea for the clean room; put a fan in there that pulls air into the room. it'll create a slightly positive pressure in your clean room and help keep dust out. alternatively, you could have some exhaust fans in your shop that pull air out to create slightly negative pressure in your shop
Some people sort LEGO by color, and some people sort LEGO by function, and then there's me. I sort Legos by color and function. 😅😅😅
I was worried with a restructure so abrasive that you would loose the shops personality. Instead you've managed to just mature your workspace, making it seem thought out, and not loosing much character at all.
I prefer managing scrap and material by capacity. Have a fixed size space for a type of scrap. Once that space is full, prune away in much the same manner you described. So you'll always have some of what you need, but never so much that it creates new problems.
For the storage room: Maybe you make like those slidable shelves, where you only need to account space for one aisle. This saves ton of space and is presentable as well, cause it looks cool.
I have a suggestion for the clean room. If you have several smallish 3D printers, you could try a multi-level station with each space being big enough for maintenance purposes. Evan and Katelyn have an old video on their channel about how they built a modular one out of extruded aluminum.
Mr. C is pivotal among the maker community. The reasons include: He is a genuinely nice guy, he is a husband and father who still gets it done, and he always tries to help us. Much respect and appreciation.
Dude, i'm exactly where you started in this video. I'm unhappy with my setup. I have decent space but its not functional for all the same reasons you have. I really appreciate how you are spending the time to explain what and why you are doing what you're doing. You could have easily editing this video to be 15 minutes long but you didn't. This video was a huge kick to get me started. Thanks!
Great stuff, Bob! One idea, when you were showing your in-process 3D projects, is some sort of project locker? Section of varying sized cabinets that you assign projects to, and then you can put all the stuff from each project in there (plans, parts, build, etc), then clean it out when the project is finished. Just a way to clean up the background visually when filming.
I absolutely LOVED this episode! I am currently having the exact same problem in my shop, and I am looking forward to seeing the future changes you make.
Hi Bob, I'm Bruce and I like to watch you make stuff! 😂
Another thing that helps me personally is using covers for tools. I started using old sheets to cover a bandsaw, snow thrower, lathe ect. I have cheap covers I bought off of amazon as well. This helps keep most of the stuff in my shop from getting dirty throughout the year.
Bob, super cool to see how you’re breaking this town into smaller chunks even though it’s a huge project. Great point on how to prioritize with key things in mind and then build out the space from there. Thank you so much for sharing. It’s been great to hear about this on the making up podcast and see the video here on the TH-cam.