Workshop Reorganize
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2021
- Hello and welcome to Badger Workshop. I decided to have a bit of a workshop reorganize and while I was doing it I also decorated. When everything went back together I made a new tool wall.
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Hi
Looked there several times , am I blind or just stupid, 🙂
Just a thought....if you live alone, why not sleep in the shed and work in the house!
Nothing beats a good organisation day, I love a good clear out too. Thanks for sharing.
I love changing my workshop around, no matter how many times I say "that's perfect now" all it takes is a bit of mess and a nice day 😃
I don’t think it will ever be perfect
Hi Matt. You've gained a lot of valuable floor space and the white painted walls make the workshop look bigger as well as brighter. Tony
Thank you Tony
Track along the ceiling to mount the camera and some stage lights, keep everything off the floor!
Would not work for me
Ok
Can't beat white Mate for light, doing a good job , Stay Safe !!!.
Thank you
I’m just getting my workshop ready, I put 9 (yes 9) 1.2m led strip lights in it. It’s like a bright sunny day in there, I reckon you should get some in there and you won’t need the special lights for filming. My workshop is 5 metres by 3 metres, so quite similar in size. Enjoy your videos Matt, cheers
I'm amazed what you can create in such a small space. I have half a two-car garage and it seems tiny in comparison!
Actually can’t get over how much different just painting the place white has made
It has made a big change
I always thought it was a bit odd to have the colour he did - but to each their own!
Hi Matt, that us a great job on the reorganization, and that white was a excellent, you should be very happy with yourself, so go and have a whiskey as a treat, keep safe and well.
Thank you very much
I wasn't show about the white when you painted the walls but actually, it is a great choice, made the room bigger and brighter 👍 can't wait for the next video
Thank you
Changing layout in workshop garage it looks like never ended story. After some time using it and adding new stuff it is coming time to reorganize it. Well done and the white paint looks changed workshop a lot.
Thank you. There is always more to do
@@Badgerworkshop och yeas that's true. All the best
Haha this is a job for me...in the summer...when it warmer and hopefully not raining/snowing...brrrrrrr
It does sound like a summer job
I liked the blues very relaxing but white makes things brighter and airy. Iam currently decking mine out white as although colour is nice it can make the shop feel dark
Sounds great!
Belle transformation bravo,bon courage pour la suite à bientôt salut Jeannot 🛠😉
Thank you
It's looking really good Matt 😉
Thank you
Looks great Matt 🔨👍😊
Thank you
It’s amazing what we can learn from just rearranging things after a time. It’s amazing what can be learned from watching someone else do it too ;-)
Thanks
Great job Matt!
Thank you
Looking great!
Thank you
Looks great. Well worth doing.
Thank you
Just finished a month of shop renovations to accommodate a new lathe. Just finished and already I've thought of changes I can make. Sometimes it seems like my hobby isn't woodworking, is shop re-organizing. I think you have the same hobby. LOL.
Nevertheless, interesting. Keep showing us the changes.
Im defiantly the same. Enjoy the new lathe
The cupboard where you mounted the axes , saws and clamps. if you put doors on it you could gain more space for storing flat type items Just a thought
That was just the back wall
Well done, the shop looks great!
Glad you like it!
Love a good workshop tour type video.
Thank you
The white was a good choice, even if it was left over from another job... lol
Looks great, and gained a lot of much needed floor space back👍🏽
I’m pleased with it
It looks much bigger now . I love the tool wall and the sigh above it and it looks brighter with the white . NIce rearrange !!!!!
Thank you very much
Another great video Matt! Really liking the new tool wall!
Thank you
Nice job Matt, well done !
Thank you
Wow.. surprise 🎉 I like that👍👍 good job ❤️
Thank you very much
You've done a great job and it looks really good. It's given me inspiration to do mine.
Thank you
Looks good Matt!
Thanks Rory
You're good at figuring out what you want; and then doing the work to make it happen. Informative and entertaining viewing.
Thank you very much
Great update thanks for sharing Matt 🍺🍺👍👍😷
Thank you
The shop looks huge now 👍🏼
I wish it was
I don't know if your building would accommodate it. But I had floor space disfunction also. I took Keith Brown's idea he done in his old shed. I built low jut outs on the ends and sides of my shed. Sort of chicken nesting boxish. I store low roll around tools in them like shop vacs etc.
Yes I have seen his video
Yours is looking good Matt jealous of those electric tools,
Thank you
Very nice mate.
Thanks you
"Emergency whisky" - good lad!
Comes in handy
Nice !!!!
Thank you
Nice space, having white walls creates that sense of extra room. I'm in our garage, painted the wall shared with the house white and installed aluminised 'bubble wrap' type insulation in ceiling and on main door. Bounces a lot of light ! That wall mounted light holder is inspired.
It does work well
I really need to do this to my garage!!! With out the cameras 😂. The space you’ve gained. Great work.
Thank you
Swing arm for the filming light is brilliant!
It does work well
The white paint does help with the lighting, so much brighter.
I would make the outfeed table as a stand alone cart with wheels, good as outfeed and can be moved around to use as a layout/assembly table as needed.
Nice reorganization.
Dave.
You will see what I have done in a couple of weeks
I often think if doing this, but I can always find a reason not to, your workshop looks really good/practical and the India inks contrasts really well
Yes it’s hard to hard the time. Last Christmas worked out perfectly for me
Great video, good to have a bit of a sort out. I’ve got a major job on as the high winds took half the felt off my workshop roof yesterday here in Devon. Always something to do. Keep up the good work.
I hope you get a dry day soon so you can fix it
“Always something to do” you’re right there mate. I’m sitting here procrastinating whilst by new corner bench is only half built.
I'm rearranging my workshop too......I doubt it will never end
I agree with that
I painted my garage walls white, it's surprising how much lighter it makes the space. Plus like you, using up some leftover paint.
Two years since you built the workshop, wow, where did that time go.
It goes quickly
Loving the workshop Matt. I am really impressed with your tool wall upgrade. I think you have inspired me to sort my workshop out.
I am personally planning on installing rows of LED strip lights for general work purposes, which I think would work well for your workshop instead of the pendent ceiling lamps .
Great video, keep up the good work.
Thank you Jonathan
I feel like I've watched you reorganize your workshop about a dozen times now... yet I set a tool somewhere and there it stays no matter how inconvenient. I need to do this sometime. 😁
It never stops changing
Nicely done mate. That central swing arm is a good idea. I'm constantly tripping over the tripod with the light and camera. Bloody nightmare in a small space!
Yes filming is the hardest thing in the small space
What an improvement. It looks really good and is a lot lighter inside for better filming. Must admit, I am a bit envious of your workshop - it always looks so cosy and welcoming. Bet you spend hours in there [probably, too many!]. Really enjoy your channel.
Thank you. I do spend most of my time in there
Started doing my own garage boxing in pipes and electric. Due to the cold and the snow not a job I am enjoying,
No not nice this time of year
Sorry but I liked the old colours . Fantastic video as all ways looking forward to the next one
Thanks 👍
Thank you.
Thank you
Im gutted you didnt find some Oak :-)..... that reminds me its garage tidying up time for me too
So does mine
Interesting solution. I have been thinking that you didn't seem happy with the previous layout in the last few videos. Due to camera angles and such. Looking forward to seeing more of this. Cheers, and thanks for sharing.
Thank you
Good one mate
Need to sort my shed out got far too much rubbish in there
It does build up
Not kidding I also store my fishing gear in there so no room 😩 need to get a bigger shed 👍
Hi matt another great video and refreshing to see the workshop in white but was wondering what countersink drill bits you use
Thank you. They are made by trend. They should be on my tool page
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Thanks for sharing this Matt. As a fellow TH-camr, I love your wall-mounted lighting solution to keep the tripod off the floor. Would you mind sharing the details of that equipment? Scott 🇨🇦
It’s a neewer wall mounted boom arm
@@Badgerworkshop Thank you Matt. I'll check it out! Cheers
Always like watching workshop optimisation video. I'll be honest i know nothing about video recording, but surely there are smaller LED lights that are as powerful as the monster light you have on the wall?
They are not as good
Miss the old wall colour!
Thanks
Exactly what I’m doing at the moment, except I’m going magnolia because I was given a ten litre for free. The lamp stand was a great idea, I thought something similar for the camera would be just as useful, like an angle poise lamp type thing.
On another note, the amount of junk you uncover when you’re having a refit is unbelievable.
I have only put 2/3 of it back. So much junk
Have you ever thought about thought about using a French cleat system, it would make life easyer when moving ur shop around.
They are not for me
Great reorganisation of your workshop. Where is the camera going to be? Still on the movable tripod or do you have an other solution for that in mind as well?
You might consider buying (or making) more (1,2 or 3) of those wall brackets for the lighting. It'll give you more flexibility for creative shots.
Thanks for sharing the video. It is very inspirational.
The camera will stay on the stand, that's working well for me
Nice changes Matt. I'm curious, if you could build your workshop again, what would you change? Taller, wider, longer etc. I'm moving out of my garage and building something bespoke in the garden. I'm after ideas from someone who's done it.
Make it as big as you possibly can.You'll regret it if you don't. Even if it's going to cost more than you expected.
I’m happy with it. Could always use more space
Hi, where did you get the telescopic swing arm from?
I rewatched a lot of your workshop build videos, if you were doing it again, would you put more insulation into the frame/ceiling or is it warm enough as it is?
Its warm enough for a workshop
You could have made the lamp wall mount Matt and saved the money to spend on tools, nice job though.
Trouble is it’s much cheaper to buy one
Matt do you think that boom arm would be suitable to carry a dust collection hose from a vacuum?
Yes would be more than strong enough
Looks good Matt, I like the India ink black finish. Which ink are you using ? do you have a place to recommend buying from ?
www.amazon.co.uk/Scolaquip-II300-Indian-Drawing-Colour/dp/B07T7JHCL5?crid=1EEZ5D06QL1S6&dchild=1&keywords=indian+ink+300ml&qid=1613120047&sprefix=india+ink+3%2Caps%2C163&sr=8-2&linkCode=ll1&tag=badgerworksho-21&linkId=0d2185a8eabae275d5da35b4d922d6e1&language=en_GB&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
@@Badgerworkshop thanks Matt
Would you ever think about extending the workshop
No as i would rather spend the money on moving
Well done! At 4:11 did I see sparks? And is there a video of the sign?
I did a video about it years ago
That swing arm look good for power leads and dust extraction hose. Do you have a link?
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@@Badgerworkshop thanks👍
Just found your vids! What size is your workshop? Im moving into a tiny 7.5 meter squared one and this was a good inspiration!!
Mine is about half the size of that
No!? Really!??? It looks bigger!
Mine measures 3600 x 2120 mm
You’re a wizard of maximising space!
what is the India ink you use please
Hey Matt, do you have an affiliate link or a link for the boom arm you use? I think that maybe a great idea to use for cameras and for tying the extractor hose too 🤔
www.amazon.co.uk/Neewer-Photography-Monolights-Reflectors-centimeters/dp/B07B8ZQ43W?dchild=1&keywords=neewer+boom+arm&qid=1613119902&sr=8-15&linkCode=ll1&tag=badgerworksho-21&linkId=432f09b2363a64c357a6c670c256ffb9&language=en_GB&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
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Could your new arm also hold a hose for the extractor
I’m sure it could
Hi, I’m in the process of doing mine , it needs doing now and again, mine is about the same area as yours, only more square. I’m trying to make most things mobile I’m getting there.
One little “picky point” with yours is, why didn’t you mark your tool- board in the middle? Otherwise brilliant 👍
Because of the stove pipe
I did wonder, thanks for the reply and best of luck👍
I know you like to be thrifty, but do you think you'd find a long term benefit to replacing the lights with flat-panel ones instead? It would go a lot flusher to the wall that way (when not in use), and basically be less bulky, which might in turn make it easier to move around the space when filming (or not filming). Not suggesting something like an Elgato key light, same Neewer brand do some too.
I have a flat panel one but the light is not as nice
Ah, ok. Some of the LED ones can indeed be not great - either the colour temperature is wrong, or they're harsher than the softbox style because they have a crap diffuser over the LED panel. An old white sheet can sometimes help with the latter. May you find a way in the future to get space savings, and good light :)
Hello would you have a link for the India ink please ?
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I thought you were going to say “The first thing I got to do is buy a new table saw.”
I have room for a couple more now
Any reason why you didn’t hang the tool holder in the middle of the wall?? OCD.
Because of the stove pipe
@@Badgerworkshop THEW!! That’s ok then..😂😂
What are the internal floor dimensions?
20 x 7 foot
I’m sure “Why didn’t I do it like that?” Is about 90% of woodworking.
very true
Until the invention of pop up tools that is about as good as you can get it.
obviously you're doing all of this because you don't like yourself. ;)
Why’s that?
@@Badgerworkshop Just humor. When I start reorganizing, halfway through I wonder why I'm doing this to myself.
I quite enjoy it
whats the most important tool you have