I think you're on a very short list of people who's videos I always watch. Just released a French Cleat video today and used lots of info I've absorbed from you over the years. Cheers my friend!
I have a very long list of people who's videos I always watch. I guess this pandemic is giving me way too much free time!! (Don't worry JKM, like Frank, you're definitely up there on that list!)
@@billymacmakes Who else is on that list? I can always use a few more crafty resources for inspiration. I was about to type up a list of the channels I watch the most but it was about to get loooong.
I would value knowing your list because you are up there with FH. There are many bad ones and when you don't know what you don't know you can be deceived with shotty practices. Thanks.
Someone else remember the peanuts episode where snoopy is showing the huge basement of his dog kennel? I always get reminded of this episode when I see Frank working on his own basement 🤣
I love the idea of shelves that don't have a floor to them, just some "joists". This would prevent anything small and unorganized from being placed on them and everything would have to go in a bin. I'm using this for sure!
"Oops can't put the shelf here because of the electrical outlet" then "Going to put this blackboard right here" ... over an electrical outlet. Got a chuckle from that, but overall fantastic job as always. But man that room went from spacious to downright small once that repurposed train table went in there.
@@frankmakes It's certainly big but so, so useful. I bet it's still just too small for an up-coming project though. How tight is the access to the basement Frank? Are there loads of tight corners to negotiate to get to the room?
I barely have time to recharge some batteries, make a small diy project and relax on the long weekend. Meanwhile Frank, creates a whole craft room, moves furniture around, redesigns the shelf, makes an awesome video with incredible animations and throws a couple of CNC parts while he’s at it. Voiceover the video with perfect explanations and uploads it for us to enjoy. Thank you Frank you are awesome!
In my opinion Mr Frank goes beyond being a simple Carpenter ,he's a Genius and through the years the quality of his videos has not changed,Respect to Mr Frank. PS timber animation it blew my mind
Love how you have remodeled the house, and brought us all along on the journey. Your work is so good, and videos are top notch. Thank you for doing all of this. Inspiring to say the least.
Congratulations Frank! You have graduated to the hanging shelves I created over the windows, and completely around the room for my wife’s library some 25 odd years ago. The supports all being on the top side kept her books nice and tidy and it also looks much better. Rock on!
Just a quick tip for filling gaps/cracks in concrete before painting floors.... Use bondo or similar. I've done this is a couple of warehouses and it's stood up well, including running forklifts over the cracks. This trick was taught to me by a guy who owned a company that manufactures epoxy flooring paints.....
Frank these videos and projects are BEYOND fantastic! And I love the cinematography...awesome video effects! Thank you for all the work you put into these for us to learn and to be entertained by! Bravo!
Man! Your videos are like a meditation. I love every second of your videos. Stunning how creative you are and how good you are with woodworking. I shudder to think how much your wood shop costs. I would imagine all that equipment is worth at least a $50-$70K.
Chalk dust and computers and printers should never mix. It's why so many computer labs in schools switched to dry-erase whiteboards. Fantastic project, as usual!
Cat walk with custom cat condo/tower would be awesome to see! The room turned out fantastically. I'm always impressed with not only the quality of your work but also of your videos.
A cat run sounds fun; make sure there are strategic carpet/upholstered catbeds at key points of both observation, or other advantagous spots, perhaps one near a computer tower with WARMS, or...at a place where they can be scritched conveniently. 4 or 5 spots should do. or perhaps make those nest spots be modular, and you can move them at will, to offer some flexibility and "reprogram" the runs to keep it interesting for the kitties.
Ceiling-level cat run: as far as my cats are concerned, it’s already completed as shown. They only care about a landing pad every 6-8 feet and the occasional shelf from which they can knock valuables to the floor.
Without a compression value of side pressure on those shelves you would not have much friction hold.. The screws however have a very high Shear and tension strength. Shelves should hold nicely. I am, as always very entertained and impressed with the ways you find to build your projects. Not always industry standards and often unique.
Looking GREAT. As for the extension cord recoiler. You have a void space above it, recess the coil and let the courd extend through a finished portal into the room.
Great as usual. As for that big table: you can buy recessed/foldaway outlets that you can cut into that dead space in the center of the table. That may solve your overhead wire issue, and the foldaway ones basically disappear into the table top if you set them in a bit. Just an idea.
Superb work! The only hazard in all this (other than the normal cautions vis a vis power tools) is, if all those shelves are filled, you have 3 families worth of debris.
I always enjoy your videos Frank. When you began to bring the train table into room I noticed the artful chalk drawing - what a nice "Easter egg" to see the drawing come alive! Nice editing, my friend. And, man, I gotta get me some of them SASs - self-assembling-shelves.
I would suggest removing the bottom shelf, or making it removable, just so you can clean under there. It will also give you a bit more height for larger/heavier items you want to store.
I really like those "economy" shelves. My only suggestion would be that if using only one screw to fasten them, place the screw at the bottom edge instead of the top, so you have the maximum amount of wood above to carry the load, otherwise you might risk a tear-out if you overload. I'm totally going to build a set of these for my basement, fantastic idea! Always love your videos.
If you want a more compact cord reel you could check the Bayco SL-801. It’s a simpler smaller design. It’s a disc/puck shaped drum 9.5” in diameter about 3.5” thick.
My wife was very impressed with this room and is going to start working to clean out her office so we can do this! Thanks for another item added to my punch list :-( lol
I am never disappointed at how 'crafty' Frank Howarth's videos are.
You a gremlin
xoxo: they are also very ASMR.... with his soothing narration.
"it just needs to be held well enough that it doesn't fall down"
Well don't we all, man... Don't we all.
was just thinking - that hit harder than I expected
That crazy motion of many woods makes me CRAZY! DAMN WOW!
I think you're on a very short list of people who's videos I always watch. Just released a French Cleat video today and used lots of info I've absorbed from you over the years. Cheers my friend!
Frank commonly solves problems in different ways that I would never think of. He's a great resource.
I have a very long list of people who's videos I always watch. I guess this pandemic is giving me way too much free time!! (Don't worry JKM, like Frank, you're definitely up there on that list!)
@@billymacmakes Who else is on that list? I can always use a few more crafty resources for inspiration. I was about to type up a list of the channels I watch the most but it was about to get loooong.
I would value knowing your list because you are up there with FH. There are many bad ones and when you don't know what you don't know you can be deceived with shotty practices. Thanks.
I would love to see a floor plan of Franks basement to prove that he does not in fact live in a TARDIS.
"And the wall that faces the basement shop room.."
OH COME ON!
And of course...
It’s bigger on the inside.
he has to have 3 sub basements. its a missile silo or something
Someone else remember the peanuts episode where snoopy is showing the huge basement of his dog kennel?
I always get reminded of this episode when I see Frank working on his own basement 🤣
It’s obviously in the shape of a pyramid; so it’s smaller at the top and progressively gets bigger the further down you go.
I can only imagine how convenient it would be to cut fabric on that table. Wonderful as always, Frank.
"with the price of plywood these days" Looking forward to see - Frank makes his own plywood press series.
I love the idea of shelves that don't have a floor to them, just some "joists". This would prevent anything small and unorganized from being placed on them and everything would have to go in a bin. I'm using this for sure!
The idea of shelves that reject clutter would make these shelves great even if they didn't save material and look cool!
"Oops can't put the shelf here because of the electrical outlet" then "Going to put this blackboard right here" ... over an electrical outlet. Got a chuckle from that, but overall fantastic job as always. But man that room went from spacious to downright small once that repurposed train table went in there.
we were afraid that table was going to fill it even more than is dose.
@@frankmakes It's certainly big but so, so useful. I bet it's still just too small for an up-coming project though. How tight is the access to the basement Frank? Are there loads of tight corners to negotiate to get to the room?
The timber animation was unbelievable. Thanks for creating such inspiring, exceptional content.
The little cleat for holding the headphones is a nice afterthought. I like it :)
I'm glad that got noticed. Calvin mentioned he needed a place to put his headphones. Boom done!
I am just stopping by to let you know that you are my inspiration, thank you !
Your “craft” room looks like a museum collections room. Nice work as always
I barely have time to recharge some batteries, make a small diy project and relax on the long weekend. Meanwhile Frank, creates a whole craft room, moves furniture around, redesigns the shelf, makes an awesome video with incredible animations and throws a couple of CNC parts while he’s at it. Voiceover the video with perfect explanations and uploads it for us to enjoy. Thank you Frank you are awesome!
In my opinion Mr Frank goes beyond being a simple Carpenter ,he's a Genius and through the years the quality of his videos has not changed,Respect to Mr Frank. PS timber animation it blew my mind
You should have over a million subscribers by now.
I hadn’t seen your videos in a while. Calvin is so tall I was blown away!
You have a supurb presentation voice and delivery. As good as any contemporary voice artist.
The best TH-camr of all time. You're a genius Frank.
I really want someone to make a super cut of every time he laughs or says cleats
WOW that blackboard transition shot tingled
I'm convinced this guy has his chuckle as a recorded sound fx.
Frank's house goes forever. It has infinite space !!!!
I appreciate the message on the blackboard.
I don't know why he didn't reach million sub
He deserves that
Love how you have remodeled the house, and brought us all along on the journey. Your work is so good, and videos are top notch. Thank you for doing all of this. Inspiring to say the least.
I like the little bookcase shelves, put a lip on the front and they'll make good workshop shelves too.
I think I get too excited for Frank's videos 😁😁
Congratulations Frank! You have graduated to the hanging shelves I created over the windows, and completely around the room for my wife’s library some 25 odd years ago. The supports all being on the top side kept her books nice and tidy and it also looks much better. Rock on!
Just a quick tip for filling gaps/cracks in concrete before painting floors.... Use bondo or similar. I've done this is a couple of warehouses and it's stood up well, including running forklifts over the cracks. This trick was taught to me by a guy who owned a company that manufactures epoxy flooring paints.....
With all of its beautifully crafted accomodations Howarth's house is bound to be a must for every visitor in Oregon... or Great Idaho
Wow, your children have really grown up!!!
But, it has been a few years!!!!
Stay well, and keep up the good work.
Really enjoy watching your videos!
Awesome work, my uncle use to say " I was the only person he knew that could cut a measured board short" .To watch you work is a pleasure. ✌🇨🇦✌
Next, in the saga of Frank’s never ending basement . . . What a wonderful workspace. Thanks for sharing!
... beautifully functional!
I love this gentleman's sanding disc,its HUGE😀😀
Frank these videos and projects are BEYOND fantastic! And I love the cinematography...awesome video effects! Thank you for all the work you put into these for us to learn and to be entertained by! Bravo!
Anyone else love Franks little chuckles
Very nice craft room. I enjoy all you video's
Thank you for the screw/shear connection explanation
I adore you for your mastery
Man! Your videos are like a meditation. I love every second of your videos. Stunning how creative you are and how good you are with woodworking. I shudder to think how much your wood shop costs. I would imagine all that equipment is worth at least a $50-$70K.
That animation with the shelf pieces blew me away! Great stuff, Frank.
Frank, you're awesome and i love listening to your though processes and wise words (:
Inspiring as usual Frank, not only because of your skills, your process approach & great facilites, but for your patience and mind skills behind them.
Chalk dust and computers and printers should never mix. It's why so many computer labs in schools switched to dry-erase whiteboards.
Fantastic project, as usual!
Cat walk with custom cat condo/tower would be awesome to see! The room turned out fantastically. I'm always impressed with not only the quality of your work but also of your videos.
First time I've ever seen someone hang a desk on a French Cleat!
They are still working great after a few years
That room looks great. Functional now, and flexible for future needs. It looks like an enjoyable space to do many different things.
Wonderful!
Thanks for sharing
Excellent layout and craftsmanship.
the 1 screw clamping the rack structure + friction to hold it is brilliant.
You are very clever at making your videos Frank- for an old bloke. I'm an old bloke and you are streets ahead of me.
Great ideas all the way around. thanks for sharing.
Great work as always Frank. Thanks for taking us along.
Many thanks for the video Frank, I really enjoyed it.
Great room.
Somebody had fun with extra editing! Nice….and very cool
Very nice !!!
I bet the enclosure of that cord reel isn't integral to it's function... 3D print or CNC carve a new case that matches the room:)
A cat run sounds fun; make sure there are strategic carpet/upholstered catbeds at key points of both observation, or other advantagous spots, perhaps one near a computer tower with WARMS, or...at a place where they can be scritched conveniently. 4 or 5 spots should do. or perhaps make those nest spots be modular, and you can move them at will, to offer some flexibility and "reprogram" the runs to keep it interesting for the kitties.
Ceiling-level cat run: as far as my cats are concerned, it’s already completed as shown. They only care about a landing pad every 6-8 feet and the occasional shelf from which they can knock valuables to the floor.
Without a compression value of side pressure on those shelves you would not have much friction hold.. The screws however have a very high Shear and tension strength. Shelves should hold nicely. I am, as always very entertained and impressed with the ways you find to build your projects. Not always industry standards and often unique.
Looking GREAT. As for the extension cord recoiler. You have a void space above it, recess the coil and let the courd extend through a finished portal into the room.
Your son is getting big! Love your videos.
Entertaining and informative as usual. Really enjoy your vids. Thanks
Always a good show, thanks Frank.
I ran into the same issue with cord reels. You can get nice sized light reels then cut off the lights and replace with a cord outlet.
You are a wonderful craftsman. I love the videos. Very relaxing.
Enjoy seeing you work. Very nice craft room, hope you all get many hours of productive work in there!
Great as usual. As for that big table: you can buy recessed/foldaway outlets that you can cut into that dead space in the center of the table. That may solve your overhead wire issue, and the foldaway ones basically disappear into the table top if you set them in a bit. Just an idea.
I like that.
They are spendy, though.
@@timma_thy Won't argue that: $47 on Amazon, but it's the hideaway with the cover and it's both 3-prong and USB.
Френк, спасибо тебе. Здоровья тебе и твоей семье.
Very nice add-on to your basement
Damn, my 7yo is mesmerized with your videos.
You should look into spray on finish, might be easier and faster to put on in such quantities
I love the way you animate the parts you work on! Great to see you again, Frank!
nice touch with the edit on the blackboard with the train footage.
Thanks! Oh look I have a little patch of green screen.
Superb work! The only hazard in all this (other than the normal cautions vis a vis power tools) is, if all those shelves are filled, you have 3 families worth of debris.
Great video, as always. Thanks!
Nice work!
I always enjoy your videos Frank. When you began to bring the train table into room I noticed the artful chalk drawing - what a nice "Easter egg" to see the drawing come alive! Nice editing, my friend. And, man, I gotta get me some of them SASs - self-assembling-shelves.
I so want to build a desk that hangs on a French cleat. That is so cool.
Looks great. Thanks for sharing.
9:09 omg i love your editing.
Looking good, Frank! Thanks for sharing! 🤓
maybe a set of nested sliding shelves for those French Cleats...? Room looking great!
This is very cool, Frank. I love your work.
I would suggest removing the bottom shelf, or making it removable, just so you can clean under there. It will also give you a bit more height for larger/heavier items you want to store.
I agree, even if he just inverts the entire structure. I like the idea of being able to place large totes under it. directly on the floor
I really like those "economy" shelves. My only suggestion would be that if using only one screw to fasten them, place the screw at the bottom edge instead of the top, so you have the maximum amount of wood above to carry the load, otherwise you might risk a tear-out if you overload. I'm totally going to build a set of these for my basement, fantastic idea! Always love your videos.
It looks so good down there!
Very nice and very functional!
Absolutely beautiful Frank
Nice room after repair
Lovely craft room. Make me one 😘
Looks great Frank, and a joy to watch as usual :)
I've come to expect this-
~Frank: "I wanted to make some trim pieces" (He's wielding this HUGE, heavy, rough, live-edge plank!) 😆
This room looks great.
If you want a more compact cord reel you could check the Bayco SL-801. It’s a simpler smaller design. It’s a disc/puck shaped drum 9.5” in diameter about 3.5” thick.
My wife was very impressed with this room and is going to start working to clean out her office so we can do this! Thanks for another item added to my punch list :-( lol