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Johnny, I'm just down the road in Greenville. You've easily become one of my favorite channels over the past year and it's gnarly you're a fellow Southern Appalachian neighbor! Keep it up man!
I still remember the "dungeon" you started with! This has been an incredible and huge transformation, with an amazing outcome! Seems like just yesterday you were dealing with the leaking walls, can only imagine how proud you are for what you and and the others have achieved!
I don't know whether to be excited or remiss about you finishing the shop- videos will be dope in the new space but this build is really cool to follow along. Keep grinding dude!
3:40 actually the number of turns is based on the height of the door and the two drums the cable rides on. The springs are sized based on the wight of the door. A 10' tall door with standard drums is usually 42 quarter turns or 10.5 full turns. Consider if the door lifted with only 5 turns the door would only go up halfway, in which case you would need larger drums or different springs which you could wind more.
I've been installing Hormann garagedoors for 12years now, funny to see how your doors are being installed in a totally different way. I've seen some stuff happening with those springs in my years, clients who try to repair themselfs or they cut the cable because they can't close them... always fun! The place is starting to look good man, I'm enjoying your videos!
Those springs are no joke. I took woodworking classes at a local community college and one of the instructors had been a woodworker/instructor for decades. The only major injury he ever had in his life was losing the tip of his thumb to a garage door spring. They are not to be trifled with.
one of my friends had a old rusty spring break so it went right in his face when he was opening a old garage door.. he have to look like something out of a horror movie for the rest of his life. those things are not a joke
I beg to differ, rolltop doors are usually better for workspaces/warehouses and are incredibly easy to use. The kind of garage door he used here is more of a "house garage" door. The ones where I work are even motorized too. Most likely replaced an expensive rolltop door installation with a cheap home door.
@@itz_lexiii_ I beg to differ. I work a lot around large commercial buildings. Commercial grade panel doors are the only doors that are installed in my area because of the cold climate and the fact that they are insulated. The old worn out door he had installed could have been replaced by another high quality rolltop doors but rolltop doors are not insulated which is why he did the sound test in the video. So does a new insulated quality panel door add value to the building over an old worn out cheap rolltop door? Absolutely yes.
@@dan__________________ Insulated rolltops definitely do exist, but since he lives in North Carolina i really doubt it will ever be getting that cold 😆
these types of garage doors are so easy to install that the expenses on having "professionals" install is not worth it, ive spent about 4 hours installing my own garage door, including all the electronics. the finishing cable are plugged into a normal wall socket making it even easier , and allow you to install the motor yourself, without an electrician. The only downdraft, on DIY, is that you need to make your own frameing around the garage door. But this is still an awsome video, keep up the good work!
Looks like you are doing a real good job of fixing up the shop. You are insulating the shop but in the video when they built the header for the door does not look like they put any insulation in it or did I miss that part.
I'm surprised the spring isn't setup to accept an impact wrench/impact driver. I have seen some springs you just hook up the impact and pull the trigger until the tension is set.
my frame does not stop the wind.. i hope your guys did a better job.. the owner of the company will come and look next week what the workers did wrong. so far it was a waste of money to change to a thermo, when the frame does not seal
If a DIY’er would have been doing this install they probably would have been stumped 🤣 for those that missed it this went from outside hook up bottom brackets( normal for low headroom) to inside hook up so that the jackshaft op could work. Different bottom brackets and the springs flipped around. Typical homeowner wouldn’t have had both types of brackets or knowledge to do so😉 that is one of the best doors and opener on the market, most can’t afford that door
Agree but that can be said about a lot of things. I replaced the springs on my insulated garage door, even though I'd never done it before. Just have a decent understanding how they work and a healthy respect for springs under tension and it's no more dangerous than anything else woodworkers do on a daily basis. People get into trouble when they don't understand the force necessary to easily raise something as heavy as a garage door. Same thing with front end coil springs. If you don't control the release of tension, they can take you out.
Look at you, even trimming out and caulking your "janky plywood" ceiling, it looks killer! Honestly I really prefer the more rugged look of the C/D plywood over mid grade if you're not rolling in that baltic birch ply money.
And they didn't insulate inside the header they just built so putting up that nice insulated garage door is pretty much worth nothing now! You can still fix that tho by drilling holes in the header and shooting spray foam inside of it. Or blowing cellulose in it.
How do you actually make money? Just TH-cam/sponsorships? I haven't seen any builds / or items done in a while. Is the shop going to be used to build anything specific?
I feel like you hardcore downgraded removing the rolltop doors. Rolltops are found widely in warehouses/workspaces and are MUCH easier to open than traditional doors.
The new door is nice because its insulated for climate control. Seemed like the old door survived many years and probably woulda outlasted this new style door, Those old warehouse doors like he had are made to be opened and closed all day long..that new one is not. Theres pros and cons to both I guess..I need a new shop door that size but there way to expensive to buy new..I wish I coulda got his old door..woulda payed him 100$ or so for it..
@@motov8-garage832 Insulated rolltop doors are an option if he really *needed* the extra insulation, and if they are done properly they should be just as easy to open. But yeah if the original was of plastic construction than just about anything is better than that.
I watch all your videos, but it struck me that you don’t actually make anything anymore? Do you just make youtube videos to pay for things you want? Do you have a business that requires a shop like that? I guess I am asking if you run a business that makes things or provide services besides just youtube content.
For wayne dalton sure. I wouldn't trust them I just sold 3 clasica and 3 top of the line motors today for 21k after tax. Price is valued based not only the product but the service you provide as well as the experience, warranty, piece of mind and quality of the product even that you provide. I'm more then happy to sell at the prices I offer because my clients are happy and worry free. Did max crosbey raider defensive linemen last month 3 doors floors and motors 35k😊
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The cardboard spray shield is actually genius.
Sundays are the days for home improvement / DIY / maker videos. I love that.
I agree with that 😀
Any recommendations besides this channel and the Perkins builder brothers?
@@Bateleur90 Fix this build that; Shop nation; I like to make stuff; april wilkerson; Rainfall Projects are the other maker channels I subscribe to.
@@uyibom2845 damn you Bible thumpers are insufferable
All my weird hobbies that i love to see but cant do yet upload on sunday haha
The primer on the walls did an insane facelift to the place. So much brighter!
Looking good, dude! That primer on the walls really made a huge difference too
Thanks bud, can’t wait for you to see it again, changed a lot since last time you were here!
Johnny, I'm just down the road in Greenville. You've easily become one of my favorite channels over the past year and it's gnarly you're a fellow Southern Appalachian neighbor! Keep it up man!
HOLY SHIT, saw the wayne dalton and was gonna cry if he went with an ez wind system, thank god you got guys out there to do a torsion lift
I really like that door opener! It'd be great to get rid of the all the junk on the center of the ceiling.
I still remember the "dungeon" you started with! This has been an incredible and huge transformation, with an amazing outcome! Seems like just yesterday you were dealing with the leaking walls, can only imagine how proud you are for what you and and the others have achieved!
I am always amazed how much white paint changes a space
So much brighter!
It was great to see Perkins Build with Ray&Jay to show up to help you. Both if your channels are my favorite to watch. Great job as always!🎉
I find garage doors to be quiet DIY friendly but it is very important to use safety measures when tensions the cables.
Hoping you paint the beams a bright color. Some purple beams would be wild. Maybe caution orange or safety blue for the industrial look. Yellow maybe.
I don't know whether to be excited or remiss about you finishing the shop- videos will be dope in the new space but this build is really cool to follow along. Keep grinding dude!
Its not like he has a consistent upload schedule anyways i stopped caring about this series 5 episodes ago because of that
Who cares 😂 he's living life, and invites viewers to come along and see the work he's doing. It's not like he owes us anything
Thanks for posting theses videos, it is really enjoyable sharing the journey with you 😎
Looking great, I bet you'll be happy when it's finished!
3:40 actually the number of turns is based on the height of the door and the two drums the cable rides on. The springs are sized based on the wight of the door. A 10' tall door with standard drums is usually 42 quarter turns or 10.5 full turns. Consider if the door lifted with only 5 turns the door would only go up halfway, in which case you would need larger drums or different springs which you could wind more.
I've been installing Hormann garagedoors for 12years now, funny to see how your doors are being installed in a totally different way. I've seen some stuff happening with those springs in my years, clients who try to repair themselfs or they cut the cable because they can't close them... always fun!
The place is starting to look good man, I'm enjoying your videos!
I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.
Awesome Garage Doors!
Great installation crew, too!
Fantastic work Johnny! Those garage doors are awesome! 👍👍👏👏
Great project. Its really great seeing all these workshop improvements.
R26 that's nuts! I got the old 3M DIY'er kit and it made a HUGE difference. I can't imagine what an R26 door would do. Yikes!
💪Someone say CrossFit?! Awesome video, can't wait to see the before/after on the entire building!
Very important to be able to stretch your caulk!
The shop is coming together.... Looks great
Fantastic, Johnny! The place is looking neat! 😃
You're almost finished!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks, you too!
Great transformation! Those doors are awesome.
Look who is back. Keep it up
The shop is looking fly~
It's all about the stretchy caulk!
"Having a very stretchy caulk will help to prevent cracking, down the line."
The inner 10yo in me couldn't but help giggle.
Totally looove this series
It is nice to have a stretchy caulk 😅
Almost at 1 million followers 🎉
Those springs are no joke. I took woodworking classes at a local community college and one of the instructors had been a woodworker/instructor for decades. The only major injury he ever had in his life was losing the tip of his thumb to a garage door spring. They are not to be trifled with.
Thanks for sharing that bit of experience. Good to keep in mind, I wasn't aware of that risk.
one of my friends had a old rusty spring break so it went right in his face when he was opening a old garage door..
he have to look like something out of a horror movie for the rest of his life.
those things are not a joke
Worth it all day long. Also adds value to the building.
I beg to differ, rolltop doors are usually better for workspaces/warehouses and are incredibly easy to use. The kind of garage door he used here is more of a "house garage" door. The ones where I work are even motorized too. Most likely replaced an expensive rolltop door installation with a cheap home door.
@@itz_lexiii_ I beg to differ. I work a lot around large commercial buildings. Commercial grade panel doors are the only doors that are installed in my area because of the cold climate and the fact that they are insulated. The old worn out door he had installed could have been replaced by another high quality rolltop doors but rolltop doors are not insulated which is why he did the sound test in the video. So does a new insulated quality panel door add value to the building over an old worn out cheap rolltop door? Absolutely yes.
@@dan__________________ Insulated rolltops definitely do exist, but since he lives in North Carolina i really doubt it will ever be getting that cold 😆
these types of garage doors are so easy to install that the expenses on having "professionals" install is not worth it, ive spent about 4 hours installing my own garage door, including all the electronics. the finishing cable are plugged into a normal wall socket making it even easier , and allow you to install the motor yourself, without an electrician. The only downdraft, on DIY, is that you need to make your own frameing around the garage door.
But this is still an awsome video, keep up the good work!
Nice job 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Mine is stretchy too!
Love a good stretchy caulk
Looks like you are doing a real good job of fixing up the shop. You are insulating the shop but in the video when they built the header for the door does not look like they put any insulation in it or did I miss that part.
Looks great!
Stay safe.
That opener unit to right of door might be accessible from outside with a stiff wire coat hanger… LPL your input next.
Interesting, I might move it a little further from the opening but they’d have to know where it was since it’s not visible through the door.
@@craftedworkshop we ALL know where it is currently
@@robbunch2225 hah, guess that’s true!
What kind of shaft was it?
I'm surprised the spring isn't setup to accept an impact wrench/impact driver. I have seen some springs you just hook up the impact and pull the trigger until the tension is set.
Thank you for sharing your expertise
nice job !
Looks great! Are you also renewing the siding on the front?
Definitely quieter. Did you prime/paint the electrical conduit and boxes
What are those game changer batteries for? Dang that’s a lot of batteries those things are expensive
my frame does not stop the wind..
i hope your guys did a better job..
the owner of the company will come and look next week what the workers did wrong.
so far it was a waste of money to change to a thermo, when the frame does not seal
If a DIY’er would have been doing this install they probably would have been stumped 🤣 for those that missed it this went from outside hook up bottom brackets( normal for low headroom) to inside hook up so that the jackshaft op could work. Different bottom brackets and the springs flipped around. Typical homeowner wouldn’t have had both types of brackets or knowledge to do so😉 that is one of the best doors and opener on the market, most can’t afford that door
Need to put cages around the electric eyes
No joke about leaving the garage door stuff to the pros. If anything goes bad with that spring, it can literally kill you.
Agree but that can be said about a lot of things. I replaced the springs on my insulated garage door, even though I'd never done it before. Just have a decent understanding how they work and a healthy respect for springs under tension and it's no more dangerous than anything else woodworkers do on a daily basis. People get into trouble when they don't understand the force necessary to easily raise something as heavy as a garage door. Same thing with front end coil springs. If you don't control the release of tension, they can take you out.
Look at you, even trimming out and caulking your "janky plywood" ceiling, it looks killer! Honestly I really prefer the more rugged look of the C/D plywood over mid grade if you're not rolling in that baltic birch ply money.
Normal us have good prices, but in denmark thats a standard garage door and it cost about 1200-1400$ and they are so easy to install😅
"Stretchy cawk"
How did you insulate the “header” above the garage doors? Did you just put in some rigid foam?
They didnt
And they didn't insulate inside the header they just built so putting up that nice insulated garage door is pretty much worth nothing now! You can still fix that tho by drilling holes in the header and shooting spray foam inside of it. Or blowing cellulose in it.
Yea I might do that. The block walls aren’t insulated either so it might be nice to spray some insulation in there as well
how do you like the cordless dewalt track saw? I have been eyeing one for a bit now?
Just curious…if anyone else thought that thumbnail image looked like Al Lumnah from Lumnah Acers?
i have to ask , what is your source of income, job or what?
How do you actually make money? Just TH-cam/sponsorships?
I haven't seen any builds / or items done in a while. Is the shop going to be used to build anything specific?
Hmmm my caulk is also stretchy
Seems way less secure?
How can I improve my workshop?
Do ye actually make anything in this workshop? What's it for?
Shazam
The camera is at least 3' further away from the door in the second shot. 7:30 7:35 Why lie?
It’s not, I measured. Lens and camera angle matter.
Ворота за полмиллиона рублей в гараж, вот это тебя налюбили дядя.
1st!
I’d like to thank the TH-cam algorithm for continuing to allow me to find great channels
Hah, nice!
I feel like you hardcore downgraded removing the rolltop doors. Rolltops are found widely in warehouses/workspaces and are MUCH easier to open than traditional doors.
The new door is nice because its insulated for climate control. Seemed like the old door survived many years and probably woulda outlasted this new style door, Those old warehouse doors like he had are made to be opened and closed all day long..that new one is not. Theres pros and cons to both I guess..I need a new shop door that size but there way to expensive to buy new..I wish I coulda got his old door..woulda payed him 100$ or so for it..
@@motov8-garage832 Insulated rolltop doors are an option if he really *needed* the extra insulation, and if they are done properly they should be just as easy to open. But yeah if the original was of plastic construction than just about anything is better than that.
@@motov8-garage832 Maybe it was also partly that my traditional one was installed incorrectly, its not easy to open at all for me
@@itz_lexiii_ I was wrong, it was metal. Lol I'm watching the video for a second time😄 I apologize. I edited my comment a bit
I watch all your videos, but it struck me that you don’t actually make anything anymore? Do you just make youtube videos to pay for things you want? Do you have a business that requires a shop like that? I guess I am asking if you run a business that makes things or provide services besides just youtube content.
Harry's and its parent company are horrible companies. I wouldn't do business with them at all. Having them as a sponsor is not a good thing.
overpriced thats all
For wayne dalton sure. I wouldn't trust them I just sold 3 clasica and 3 top of the line motors today for 21k after tax. Price is valued based not only the product but the service you provide as well as the experience, warranty, piece of mind and quality of the product even that you provide. I'm more then happy to sell at the prices I offer because my clients are happy and worry free. Did max crosbey raider defensive linemen last month 3 doors floors and motors 35k😊