@@EngineeredToDesign I would love the space to be able to have something like this. Can’t wait to see everything that is built out of this beast of a workshop
@@adamshields1982 there’s always a way haha could you use a 20ft container? Thanks mate I really appreciate it! I cannot wait to have it all set up and build stuff inside..
Just a note on your wall drilled holes. What type of sealer do you use for the attached electrical holes as to prevent water / rain and or have any lesson learned from this to share Also attached ceiling holes which are critical as well for rust / any leak problem Thanks bud Texas based & Great vids & info
Looks awesome mate gona be a mint workshop! Definitely think u should get an atv motor for the golf cart as they have reverse I put 1 on my kids buggy best upgrade ever reverse makes it so much easier
@@EngineeredToDesign yeah i do i have my custom tune to film and edit on the hilux and once i get my lockers a video on that and testing them. But at the moment i am injuryed and doing my thesis so no time to make anything. But hopefully once my lockers come by june i will get back into it.
What size/type hardware did you use to secure the GPO boxes? It looks easy ( was your helper on the outside holding the bolt head)? I’m inspired, I’m gunna fit out my container like this now. 👍🏻
It worked amazingly and still does, if you have the time I suggest welding nuts internally to avoid drilling holes and even cable tracks if possible.. yeah we just bolted through the wall one inside one out worked well..
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Nice videos mate. Bingeing your libarary now
Thanks mate!
That looks like heaven!! Awesome work mate!
Thanks Adam it’s definitely coming along! So nice to have a space to work in 👌
@@EngineeredToDesign I would love the space to be able to have something like this. Can’t wait to see everything that is built out of this beast of a workshop
@@adamshields1982 there’s always a way haha could you use a 20ft container? Thanks mate I really appreciate it! I cannot wait to have it all set up and build stuff inside..
@@EngineeredToDesign in a townhouse so defiantly have no room lol. Love your work mate!!
Just a note on your wall drilled holes. What type of sealer do you use for the attached electrical holes as to prevent water / rain and or have any lesson learned from this to share
Also attached ceiling holes which are critical as well for rust / any leak problem
Thanks bud
Texas based & Great vids & info
Looks awesome mate gona be a mint workshop! Definitely think u should get an atv motor for the golf cart as they have reverse I put 1 on my kids buggy best upgrade ever reverse makes it so much easier
Thanks mate it’s coming along 🙂 yes I would really like reverse, what size engine did you use? I would need something fairly big..
You could even add a awning on the side to store your other projects and have more work space. Loving your content mate.
Thanks Dave! That’s a good idea mate would work extremely well.. have you got any upcoming videos planned?
@@EngineeredToDesign yeah i do i have my custom tune to film and edit on the hilux and once i get my lockers a video on that and testing them. But at the moment i am injuryed and doing my thesis so no time to make anything. But hopefully once my lockers come by june i will get back into it.
@@davidcowan1583 that sounds great hopefully you can get stuck into it soon, keen to see more content🙂
@@EngineeredToDesign thanks mate. Keen to get back into it. Rain is terrible up here at the momebt for the last month
What type of screws were used to install all the electrical equipment on the container ribs?
M6 bolts with lock nuts were used and gal painted
Thanks!
What size/type hardware did you use to secure the GPO boxes? It looks easy ( was your helper on the outside holding the bolt head)?
I’m inspired, I’m gunna fit out my container like this now. 👍🏻
It worked amazingly and still does, if you have the time I suggest welding nuts internally to avoid drilling holes and even cable tracks if possible.. yeah we just bolted through the wall one inside one out worked well..