Old quilts, unique liqor bottles, marbles ( I have wooden and a few of another kind but I cnt think of what its called ) and I have a pretty good collection of rare colored and multi colored ones as well. Probably close to 1,000 if not more ). Unique bottles, etc... Just items tht u dnt see much these days and I'm only 44.
Duuude! I am only 10 mins in and I just want to say thank you for the detailed tour! You probably think nobody really wants to see all this but we all love you man and enjoy the glimpse into your world! You're a good dude and we are all rooting for you! Thank you so much for taking us along for the ride!
It seems so often folks get a channel and then BAM they have to have a new car and new shop, and some even build a new shop before they move into the new shop they haven't even moved into yet. You have laid on the ground a long time, no lift or anything. About time, glad to see it.
Jen was right on about the planks. That stuff makes great coffee tables and benches once you sand them up and hit them with some poly, and they cost a lot of money now.
LMAO @ Turbo getting hold of Gus's ear! Poor Turbo seems to always be on the defensive with Gus constantly after him. I am excited for you Chris! I am looking forward to seeing your new Garage! I am interested in seeing how you dealt with the water and clay that was under the old slab. Jen is always willing to lend and hand when ever possible. Thanks for taking us along and of course thumbs UP to you and Jen! 👍
Turbo is only mildly annoyed with Gus, if he was really pi**ed off, Gus would learn in a split second, and he would never go anywhere near Turbo again! trust me! lol
I feel like from the time you were a kid, to now, you've always made the best of what you've got. What a trait to carry on into life experiences. Good job
You're a good dude and deserve good things coming to you. We appreciate your content, you're real, no BS. There's nothing wrong with getting some bigger sponsors for support, as long as you believe in their products. I hope you land some and keep putting out great stuff. Thank you.
Chris, watching your videos is like reliving my younger days. Tearing down garages, busting up concrete, building a new garage, fix anything, save everything, repurpose, reuse, learn something new with no fear and see it through no matter what. We’re a rare breed! All these years later I’m a C-suite guy who doesn’t get dirty at work any more but watching you has motivated me, so this weekend I changed out my struts, wheel bearings, ball joints, control arms, tie rod ends and stabilizer links on my old Ford…I had a ball…no problem.. I still got it! Thanks for the inspiration and great entertainment.
I’ve been looking forward to this video as i am going to replace my garage too. My wife used to call me a hoarder but after helping me sort through a lot of my gear she says I’m a clutterer. Apparently there’s a difference, a hoarded won’t throw anything away and sees value in complete garbage whereas you and I just have to much stuff with nowhere to put it so it becomes clutter. Welcome to the club pal.😂😂😂 Cheers mate, Stuart 🇦🇺
Ya definitely accumulated a lot over the years we all do. Try not to stress to much you'll be happy when it's all done. Good luck with the new garage rebuild.
Wow that was some extreme work there...but you got it done. Now the fun stuff getting the new shop installed and organized..looking forward to seeing it done. Truly deserving for such a hard working guy,,your and up and coming rock star my friend. Appreciate you sharing you adventure with us,😀
The beauty is that not only is Jenn great eye candy but the two of them are so well bonded and work together as one. What they have is what a real marriage is all about, respect and dedication to each other.
Chris, your workshop would be best defined as "its there when you need it" kinda reminda me of my grandfather's garage and shed a eclectic collection of automotive and household material but whenever something needed repair he had everything on hand. Congratulations on the new place I can't wait to see what you make of it.
Hey, Chris...I have heard it said...that once you eliminate a building with termite infestation...the bugs will go somewhere else close by unless you treated for them.
i think the termites were eliminated a long time ago but they are always around. the best way to stop them is to treat them and no they don't go to next door neighbors house after you treat them but if there house is not protected then there gambling
Watching you break up that pad brought back memories of me when I bought my house. I had a stretch of concrete that was around 12 feet wide by about 100 or so feet long that was supposed to be an RV pad. There was no way to access it as an RV pad so I busted it all up and prepped it for fruit trees. I don't know who put the thing in but instead of leveling the ground and pouring concrete, they just leveled with the concrete. There were areas that were 6 inches thick and other areas that were 14 inches thick. I tried renting the biggest jackhammer from the orange store but that got real expensive. I ended up buying the mid level jackhammer from Harbor Freight for $100 or so on sale and it worked better than the big rental one. I hope everything goes well for your new garage.
Very cool watching you do that demo Chris. Reminds me when I was young, I am 67 now and those days are long behind me. I am glad you did not just knock it down with an excavator. The tour was cool too. Don't throw away all your memories, I like your odd parts box.
One of the best videos ( non-mechanical) yet. Was great to see the assortment of tools and equipment and "stuff" that you have assembled over the years. For sure ,in my experience as a saver, when ever you get rid of something ,soon afterwards you find that you need it !👍👍👍🏆🔧🔧
The most prophetic words I have ever heard... You never know how much stuff you have until you decide to move it all... You on the other hand are the exception to those words Chris.
Love this channel ,Very informative and very enjoyable through out all the video's , Maybe Jen can make some signed NNKH out of the left over garage wood and sell them ,I'm sure folk would love to own a part of the NNKH garage . All the best to you, Jen, Gus and Turbo from the UK 👍Thanks for the great channel.
I've installed about half a dozen of them, the early ones all had problems wit the regulators not being able to keep up (too much fuel pressure), and one had bad injectors that were just stuck wide open. They seem to have fixed the poor regulators, although I still prefer an external regulator where possible. Its a very good system when it works, and honestly I haven't seen anything better, I have played with most of the other brands and I still prefer the Holley.
The issue with any aftermarket system is too many variables… different cubes, heads, cams, intakes, exhausts, running through different transmission, and in vehicles of different weights, sizes and shapes. OEM systems are purpose built to fit XYZ requirements… Aftermarket just has to many what if’s
I can’t tell you why I found this video captivating. It’s just Chris demolishing an ancient garage. But in fact, I watched non-stop. I guess the intrigue was to find out how he was going to solve the next problem and see if he did it the way I would have. Who knew that watching a garage demo would be top-of-mind. Good Job.
I doubt anyone's judging you for your "hoarding", that's all good stuff, and you definitely have the energy to use it all some day! You are the man! 🛠🔧⚙
Wow East Coast Kawasaki was originally located on street rd Bensalem, i got my first mini bike there and used ride in the woods where Bensalem Blvd is now, little tidbit for us locals...1980
ALmost 20 years of roofing and when I seen no tarps on the ground with a 2nd layer I knew what was coming. Been there myself is why I know. But you are one hell of a hard worker!
Great video, thanks! Only scary part right at the end... Jen running a lawn mower in SANDALS? Yikes! I know a guy that cut his toes off one foot... running a lawn mower in running shoes.
i had been searching and searching for the full walk through of your garage its amazing that its taken to the time where you are replacing it that you have finally done a full walk through of where youve done so much work over the past few years. the progression of your channel has been extremely consistent and something i really look forward to watching as soon as i get the notification. thanks for sharing as much as you do with us (as im sure that can be a bit tiring, i know my life is hectic enough as it is without having to film stuff and keep a subscriber base up to date lol). anyways, thanks again chris and really look forward to all of your channel's content in the future.
One beautiful purr baby! Watching this video brought back some painful memories of tearing down an old 10x20 barn that was on the property when my late wife and I bought the land. It was getting so bad that the only thing keeping it from collapsing was the termites holding hands! Out of thirteen posts only ONE was actually in the ground. All the rest had rotted off even with the dirt. My neighbor at the time wanted the old galvanized tin siding and volunteered to help if I'd give it to him. He got the tin and the salvageable boards (I didn't have any use for them). The tin on the roof was so rusted that we were actually able to fold it all up like tissue paper and haul it to the disposal yard on a 4x8 utility trailer in one load! Somehow during the demolition I brilliantly managed to rip out the rotater cuff on my right shoulder along with three ligaments! Doctor told me there was no way to repair the shoulder due to how it was damaged so I underwent six weeks of intense physical therapy to teach me how to use the remaining muscles and ligaments in that arm. I paid dearly for getting rid of that old barn but in looking at the place where it once stood, I'm glad it's gone.
Your positive attitude is “ I hope” contagious. My wife and I recently took a 5k mile two week long road trip and I intentionally tried to be more adventurous because of you. Thank you Chris. Glad you are getting a new larger garage. You deserve it
Like seeing the garage/shop construction videos on this channel. Like everything else, the shop is a tool that's part of your arsenal that helps you get things done.
Chris I love seeing Gus in your videos. As an owner of three Dashounds a little advice. All three of have had to have back surgery at 10K each. They were all rescues, so we did not know their life before us. Always use a harness and use ramps, no jumping off the couch or bed. They are great dogs .Good luck on the new shop.
Oh man with the way some of those studs look I'm surprised this building didn't look more Dr. Seuss than it did. This reminds me of in '16 when I helped a buddy of mine clear the detached garage on his property when he was moving out of state. We made 2 piles in two sections, Keep, and Sell, one Keep pile was outside the garage, stuff that wouldn't be hurt outside under a tarp, another inside, same with the sell pile. The way we told them apart was the keep stuff was under nice heavy white tarps and the sell stuff was under thin cheap blue tarps that were already flaking after a month haha. Hard work doing this man, would've cost a FORTUNE to have that asbestos removed if you hadn't done it yourself.
WHAT A AWSOME VIDEO !!! I AM GLAD YOU DID GET SOME HELP,,.. AT TIMES,... YOU ARE THE GREATEST TH-camR TO LEARN FROM ,,MY SON MAX 7YR.S OLD IS LEARNING ALOT FROM YOU HE CALLS YOU SUPER CHRIS.. THANK YOU MUCH!!!
Great compilation video of the project, Chris! Suggestion: Put a link to your second channel in all of the other channels that you list in "more" as it saves people time looking for it and will get you more views for sure.
NNKH, you garage reminds me so much of my Grandpops old basement. He was an Oil Lubricant Engineer and although some may have thought it was cluttered he had it all organized and as a small kid it was so fun to explore and look at all the cool stuff. It was like an adventure.
Well, that was a job nicely done, but grueling no doubt. I truly enjoy the way you never back away from the projects you throw yourself into...It's a bonus when your partner works with you in seeing value in saving some stuff..less to the landfill. Pleasure to enjoy from a sofa, but know what you will build will be really planned out....look forward to seeing that
Okay I'm going to go where so far no one else seems to have gone. What is it like living next door to an active You Tuber that is wrenching and sawing and running motors the diesel in particular, how tough is it to get a nap if you're retired living next door. Are ther codes in the neighborhood that restrict running a business out of your residence such as this has become? I say live and let live but there's a limit as to how much one should believe is appropriate in such tight confines as it appears the homes are situated on small narrow lots with your neighbor pretty much in your business even if they are not trying to so be as such, what choice do they have in this case?
Great content!!!...you are not a hoarder...you're smart and I feel very organized with the amount of space you have. Keep doing what you are doing and please don't change. You've hit on a great formula...keep it going!!! I start watching TH-cam videos because I cut the cable. I started watching someone else (vgg). Trying to get cars running and then trying to drive them home with all the adventures that brings😱...was great viewing!!!! He's kind of gotten away from that sadly. I realize those take a lot of time and he does have kids and he really seems like a great father👏👏👏. But in my humble opinion that's his bread and butter and why he became sooooo big. I've actually heard him say that he has heard this from his viewers and the next vid was a rescue drive home video...go figure🤔😉. Gus and Jen are also great features in your videos!!! Thanks again for the great content and looking forward to the next video👍👍
Love your channel dude. Especially the e-bike test rides through the canals and railroads. Reminds me of 40 years ago doing the same thing throughout central NY’s Mohawk valley. Looks like you need to have a yard sale. Less stuff will Help you moving into the new shop.
Chris it's pretty amazing that you have been able to accumulate that many tools and product in your young life. Not to mention the way you have it organized. You're an amazing guy and I wish all the best for you because people that try as hard as you deserve everything that is coming to you! With so many other scumbags that live off others doing nothing is disgusting and immoral and maddening but that's 50% of America now. People like you are who make this country great and stay above water! Keep it up and good luck with all your future endeavors.
It’s pretty awesome to watch this step-by-step. You guys worked so hard and y’all seem to be happy doing what you’re doing. Good for you man. Jenn sure is not afraid to work is she? Good job guys 🤘🤘🤘
Thank you for showing us this video. We're waiting to see the other one when the building goes up. We love your videos keep on bringing them we are here in pennsylvania
Thanks for the garage tour. And yes I’m glad to have seen the parts room in more detail. Can’t wait to see the new building, if all goes well I’ll have a new shed this year, just a tad smaller than yours at 4m x 7m.
Hi Chris, I just want to say thank you for the tour. It's amazing how much u accumulate over the years, I'm the same with tools and keeping the price of everything in a file, when you look back on how much you have spent over the years it comes as a shock! Please keep the videos coming. Thank you
I have a similar garage in size and construction. No foundation, just on a slab. I just replaced the aluminum siding with steel I got from an Amish place that takes raw steel sheets and forms them. I also re-roofed it when I did my house. I’m not replacing my garage, I’m not a mechanic so I just use it for over flow freezers and refrigeration. Also lawn equipment. Lucky you’re not here (in Michigan) because we’ve had such a drought, there’s no burning allowed right now. In fact, I’m trying to get a lawn started , but it’s so dry I have to water it every couple days, and that’s in May!
I swear, I can smell all the smells in your garage, Chris 😊I absolutely love watching yours and Jen's content. Both of you are incredible individuals! Peace and love to you guys and all your furry, feathered friends ❤❤ PS Gus is super-duper adorable ❤❤
That aggregate under the asphalt is called slag where I'm from. It compacts really tight and creates a nice solid base. 4 inches for a walkway, and 6 inches of slag if you plan on driving a vehicle over it. You got $200 for scrap metal, and it cost roughly the same to dispose of the concrete, I'd say it's a wash. 🙂 Good vid guys.
Definitely put the new building on this channel. Handy to own a tractor. I skimmed a bit, but I enjoyed watching the demo. Competent side hustle is ALWAYS the way to go. Gus is a fun dog. Cheers!
I did the same with an old compressor tank... the more air readily available the better! The compressor may run longer but it will kick on less often! 😎
Thanks for the clip of oil fire/fire extinguisher panic and the awning two person job.Thats funny stuff,went to nnkh2 expecting to see finished garage,must have misunderstood didn't find it,subscribed anyhow really wanted to see it roll to 500k,subs just three away!great video ,it isn't hoarding it's every man's dream and Jens private hardware store.looking forward to finished garage video.
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Chris you have to be one of the hardest workers on TH-cam. Thanks for showing this
He's a Wildman!
No other way to get so much done other than busting it out and he does.
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💯 I was gonna say the exact same thing
Agree, he sure is 👍
Yes indeed.
He sure is...
Who else loves that Chris has a sea shell drawer? Says a lot about the kind of person he is. You deserve all the best, man.
Makes me feel less silly about my drawer of harley poker chips
Who doesn’t have a sea shell collection? It’s right next to my rock collection.
Rocks and coins. And I’m 60
Old quilts, unique liqor bottles, marbles ( I have wooden and a few of another kind but I cnt think of what its called ) and I have a pretty good collection of rare colored and multi colored ones as well. Probably close to 1,000 if not more ). Unique bottles, etc... Just items tht u dnt see much these days and I'm only 44.
Does he still have that drawer in the new shop?
Sunday just got alot better
Hour long video! Heck ya.
Sure, did
Just rode my bike(no electric) got home awesome sunday here !
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Duuude! I am only 10 mins in and I just want to say thank you for the detailed tour! You probably think nobody really wants to see all this but we all love you man and enjoy the glimpse into your world! You're a good dude and we are all rooting for you! Thank you so much for taking us along for the ride!
Sad to see it go but so excited for you to have a lift soon❤. Great job, babe.
You could have made and sold so many signs us fans would of ate that up!
If you end up making some kind of sign or something out of those wood planks I would totally buy one!
Jen, please don't mow the lawn in flip flops. Thank you.
It seems so often folks get a channel and then BAM they have to have a new car and new shop, and some even build a new shop before they move into the new shop they haven't even moved into yet. You have laid on the ground a long time, no lift or anything. About time, glad to see it.
Jen was right on about the planks. That stuff makes great coffee tables and benches once you sand them up and hit them with some poly, and they cost a lot of money now.
LMAO @ Turbo getting hold of Gus's ear! Poor Turbo seems to always be on the defensive with Gus constantly after him. I am excited for you Chris! I am looking forward to seeing your new Garage! I am interested in seeing how you dealt with the water and clay that was under the old slab. Jen is always willing to lend and hand when ever possible. Thanks for taking us along and of course thumbs UP to you and Jen! 👍
Turbo is obviously taking it easy on gus. A cat knows to go for the throat in a fight.
Turbo is only mildly annoyed with Gus, if he was really pi**ed off, Gus would learn in a split second, and he would never go anywhere near Turbo again! trust me! lol
@@johndoesen1718 exactly...when a cat's done playing around, it's on.
That clay should technically be excavated & removed, and fill brought in.. it will always be an issue, otherwise.
Screw the timestamps, let the show go on !!!
We are interested in You, Jen and Gus and whatever that gives us. Thank you for the enjoyable content.
I feel like from the time you were a kid, to now, you've always made the best of what you've got. What a trait to carry on into life experiences. Good job
You'll be at a million subs in no time! Love the variety on your channels
Glad to see you can get a bigger shop! You deserve it! You helped me work on my old ‘56 Plymouth Savoy. Thanks for the in depth break downs.
You're a good dude and deserve good things coming to you. We appreciate your content, you're real, no BS. There's nothing wrong with getting some bigger sponsors for support, as long as you believe in their products. I hope you land some and keep putting out great stuff. Thank you.
Good call Johnny. Chris does deserve good things coming to him.
Chris, watching your videos is like reliving my younger days. Tearing down garages, busting up concrete, building a new garage, fix anything, save everything, repurpose, reuse, learn something new with no fear and see it through no matter what. We’re a rare breed! All these years later I’m a C-suite guy who doesn’t get dirty at work any more but watching you has motivated me, so this weekend I changed out my struts, wheel bearings, ball joints, control arms, tie rod ends and stabilizer links on my old Ford…I had a ball…no problem.. I still got it! Thanks for the inspiration and great entertainment.
I’ve been looking forward to this video as i am going to replace my garage too. My wife used to call me a hoarder but after helping me sort through a lot of my gear she says I’m a clutterer. Apparently there’s a difference, a hoarded won’t throw anything away and sees value in complete garbage whereas you and I just have to much stuff with nowhere to put it so it becomes clutter. Welcome to the club pal.😂😂😂
Cheers mate, Stuart 🇦🇺
I like your distinction between the two concepts... Go clutter more...
I like that description. And I admit to being a clutterer.
Man, you are an inspiration for getting stuff done. Thanks so much for including all of us in your projects.
Ya definitely accumulated a lot over the years we all do. Try not to stress to much you'll be happy when it's all done. Good luck with the new garage rebuild.
When you popped your head into the roof hole I was waiting for the classic bugs bunny line. “ I must have taken a wrong turn at Albuquerque”!
That was some intense hard work Chris. Sweat equity always helps us appreciate what we had and what we are striving for. Job well done! Congrats!
Wow that was some extreme work there...but you got it done. Now the fun stuff getting the new shop installed and organized..looking forward to seeing it done. Truly deserving for such a hard working guy,,your and up and coming rock star my friend. Appreciate you sharing you adventure with us,😀
You and Jenn are hard workers, that is for certain 💪
The beauty is that not only is Jenn great eye candy but the two of them are so well bonded and work together as one. What they have is what a real marriage is all about, respect and dedication to each other.
The wine barrel hose reel is cool! 👍
Chris, your workshop would be best defined as "its there when you need it" kinda reminda me of my grandfather's garage and shed a eclectic collection of automotive and household material but whenever something needed repair he had everything on hand. Congratulations on the new place I can't wait to see what you make of it.
Hey, Chris...I have heard it said...that once you eliminate a building with termite infestation...the bugs will go somewhere else close by unless you treated for them.
i think the termites were eliminated a long time ago but they are always around. the best way to stop them is to treat them and no they don't go to next door neighbors house after you treat them but if there house is not protected then there gambling
The wood has to be wet.
For as much stuff as you have in there it seems very organized!! Way better than my little one car or my dad's 30x40
Watching you break up that pad brought back memories of me when I bought my house. I had a stretch of concrete that was around 12 feet wide by about 100 or so feet long that was supposed to be an RV pad. There was no way to access it as an RV pad so I busted it all up and prepped it for fruit trees. I don't know who put the thing in but instead of leveling the ground and pouring concrete, they just leveled with the concrete. There were areas that were 6 inches thick and other areas that were 14 inches thick. I tried renting the biggest jackhammer from the orange store but that got real expensive. I ended up buying the mid level jackhammer from Harbor Freight for $100 or so on sale and it worked better than the big rental one. I hope everything goes well for your new garage.
Very cool watching you do that demo Chris. Reminds me when I was young, I am 67 now and those days are long behind me. I am glad you did not just knock it down with an excavator. The tour was cool too. Don't throw away all your memories, I like your odd parts box.
A French drain and a moisture barrier is what you need. Nice project!
One of the best videos ( non-mechanical) yet. Was great to see the assortment of tools and
equipment and "stuff" that you have assembled over the years. For sure ,in my experience as
a saver, when ever you get rid of something ,soon afterwards you find that you need it !👍👍👍🏆🔧🔧
Fun tour of the garage. Don't apologize for who you are, it is what makes you fun to watch ! Look forward to the new garage, gonna be awesome !!
The most prophetic words I have ever heard... You never know how much stuff you have until you decide to move it all... You on the other hand are the exception to those words Chris.
Great video! Your channel is one of my favorite channels to watch,
Love this channel ,Very informative and very enjoyable through out all the video's , Maybe Jen can make some signed NNKH out of the left over garage wood and sell them ,I'm sure folk would love to own a part of the NNKH garage . All the best to you, Jen, Gus and Turbo from the UK 👍Thanks for the great channel.
Love your videos, Chris. From a fellow tractor guy, adding a grapple to your bucket will make life so much easier.
Really good content I look forward to watching. Huge respect for you man. Keep up the great work!
I haven't seen a single person actually have luck with the Sniper Efi system reliably working, Holley really needs to revisit that whole idea.
What other make/models of add-on EFI systems are available besides the Holley Sniper EFI that someone can depend on?
I've installed about half a dozen of them, the early ones all had problems wit the regulators not being able to keep up (too much fuel pressure), and one had bad injectors that were just stuck wide open. They seem to have fixed the poor regulators, although I still prefer an external regulator where possible. Its a very good system when it works, and honestly I haven't seen anything better, I have played with most of the other brands and I still prefer the Holley.
The issue with any aftermarket system is too many variables… different cubes, heads, cams, intakes, exhausts, running through different transmission, and in vehicles of different weights, sizes and shapes. OEM systems are purpose built to fit XYZ requirements… Aftermarket just has to many what if’s
Woot woot new video ..perfect for my Sunday r and r .
Glad your able to build a new garage. Must be a little sad tearing down the old garage. Really joy the variety of context on your channel. 👍👍
Finally the crack at the door, came in handy, really helped alot in breaking the foundation 👍
Waiting for the new garage.
I can’t tell you why I found this video captivating. It’s just Chris demolishing an ancient garage. But in fact, I watched non-stop. I guess the intrigue was to find out how he was going to solve the next problem and see if he did it the way I would have. Who knew that watching a garage demo would be top-of-mind. Good Job.
I doubt anyone's judging you for your "hoarding", that's all good stuff, and you definitely have the energy to use it all some day! You are the man! 🛠🔧⚙
There's a NNKH sticker on the drive thru at the Dunkin in Blakeslee, PA in the Poconos lol, not sure if that was you that put it there but it's there!
So fun tearing things down. Wish I lived closer a lot of that wood would have been awesome to build reclaimed wood projects.
Wow East Coast Kawasaki was originally located on street rd Bensalem, i got my first mini bike there and used ride in the woods where Bensalem Blvd is now, little tidbit for us locals...1980
ALmost 20 years of roofing and when I seen no tarps on the ground with a 2nd layer I knew what was coming. Been there myself is why I know. But you are one hell of a hard worker!
Glad to see you can get a bigger shop!
Hell yeah been waiting on this one. RIP OG garage. Respect
Great video, thanks! Only scary part right at the end... Jen running a lawn mower in SANDALS? Yikes! I know a guy that cut his toes off one foot... running a lawn mower in running shoes.
i had been searching and searching for the full walk through of your garage its amazing that its taken to the time where you are replacing it that you have finally done a full walk through of where youve done so much work over the past few years. the progression of your channel has been extremely consistent and something i really look forward to watching as soon as i get the notification. thanks for sharing as much as you do with us (as im sure that can be a bit tiring, i know my life is hectic enough as it is without having to film stuff and keep a subscriber base up to date lol). anyways, thanks again chris and really look forward to all of your channel's content in the future.
Great to hear that the Chevelle is still chiling about, been quiet about that thing for a while, looking forward to more videos of it
One beautiful purr baby! Watching this video brought back some painful memories of tearing down an old 10x20 barn that was on the property when my late wife and I bought the land. It was getting so bad that the only thing keeping it from collapsing was the termites holding hands! Out of thirteen posts only ONE was actually in the ground. All the rest had rotted off even with the dirt. My neighbor at the time wanted the old galvanized tin siding and volunteered to help if I'd give it to him. He got the tin and the salvageable boards (I didn't have any use for them). The tin on the roof was so rusted that we were actually able to fold it all up like tissue paper and haul it to the disposal yard on a 4x8 utility trailer in one load! Somehow during the demolition I brilliantly managed to rip out the rotater cuff on my right shoulder along with three ligaments! Doctor told me there was no way to repair the shoulder due to how it was damaged so I underwent six weeks of intense physical therapy to teach me how to use the remaining muscles and ligaments in that arm. I paid dearly for getting rid of that old barn but in looking at the place where it once stood, I'm glad it's gone.
Been with you since the Chevelle, sad seeing the old garage go. Its like losing an old friend
if you make NNKH signs from the roof scrap i will buy one!
Your positive attitude is “ I hope” contagious.
My wife and I recently took a 5k mile two week long road trip and I intentionally tried to be more adventurous because of you.
Thank you Chris. Glad you are getting a new larger garage. You deserve it
Okay , you out did me. I have to admit that I do not have a "Sea Shell" drawer 🤔
Like seeing the garage/shop construction videos on this channel. Like everything else, the shop is a tool that's part of your arsenal that helps you get things done.
Felicidades y muchos éxitos para el nuevo edificio 😉
Chris I love seeing Gus in your videos. As an owner of three Dashounds a little advice. All three of have had to have back surgery at 10K each. They were all rescues, so we did not know their life before us. Always use a harness and use ramps, no jumping off the couch or bed. They are great dogs .Good luck on the new shop.
Can't wait to see the new shop, it's gonna be awesome.
Oh man with the way some of those studs look I'm surprised this building didn't look more Dr. Seuss than it did.
This reminds me of in '16 when I helped a buddy of mine clear the detached garage on his property when he was moving out of state. We made 2 piles in two sections, Keep, and Sell, one Keep pile was outside the garage, stuff that wouldn't be hurt outside under a tarp, another inside, same with the sell pile. The way we told them apart was the keep stuff was under nice heavy white tarps and the sell stuff was under thin cheap blue tarps that were already flaking after a month haha.
Hard work doing this man, would've cost a FORTUNE to have that asbestos removed if you hadn't done it yourself.
Awesome video, can’t wait to see the new garage.🎉
WHAT A AWSOME VIDEO !!! I AM GLAD YOU DID GET SOME HELP,,.. AT TIMES,... YOU ARE THE GREATEST TH-camR TO LEARN FROM ,,MY SON MAX 7YR.S OLD IS LEARNING ALOT FROM YOU HE CALLS YOU SUPER CHRIS.. THANK YOU MUCH!!!
Great compilation video of the project, Chris!
Suggestion: Put a link to your second channel in all of the other channels that you list in "more" as it saves people time looking for it and will get you more views for sure.
NNKH, you garage reminds me so much of my Grandpops old basement. He was an Oil Lubricant Engineer and although some may have thought it was cluttered he had it all organized and as a small kid it was so fun to explore and look at all the cool stuff. It was like an adventure.
Fantastic to watch your content. You are a natural and each of your videos is definitely a gem. Thank you 👍
My first car was a 73 gran torino sport. My grandfather, who collected car told me I should put it in storage before I sold it...what a dummy I was.
Well, that was a job nicely done, but grueling no doubt. I truly enjoy the way you never back away from the projects you throw yourself into...It's a bonus when your partner works with you in seeing value in saving some stuff..less to the landfill. Pleasure to enjoy from a sofa, but know what you will build will be really planned out....look forward to seeing that
Новый гараж - это классно! Кошка больше собаки! Классное видео получилось! Мне понравилось! Круто Круто!!!
Okay I'm going to go where so far no one else seems to have gone.
What is it like living next door to an active You Tuber that is wrenching and sawing and running motors the diesel in particular, how tough is it to get a nap if you're retired living next door.
Are ther codes in the neighborhood that restrict running a business out of your residence such as this has become?
I say live and let live but there's a limit as to how much one should believe is appropriate in such tight confines as it appears the homes are situated on small narrow lots with your neighbor pretty much in your business even if they are not trying to so be as such, what choice do they have in this case?
Great content!!!...you are not a hoarder...you're smart and I feel very organized with the amount of space you have. Keep doing what you are doing and please don't change. You've hit on a great formula...keep it going!!! I start watching TH-cam videos because I cut the cable. I started watching someone else (vgg). Trying to get cars running and then trying to drive them home with all the adventures that brings😱...was great viewing!!!! He's kind of gotten away from that sadly. I realize those take a lot of time and he does have kids and he really seems like a great father👏👏👏. But in my humble opinion that's his bread and butter and why he became sooooo big. I've actually heard him say that he has heard this from his viewers and the next vid was a rescue drive home video...go figure🤔😉. Gus and Jen are also great features in your videos!!! Thanks again for the great content and looking forward to the next video👍👍
WD broke the cam shaffs LOL
Love your channel dude. Especially the e-bike test rides through the canals and railroads. Reminds me of 40 years ago doing the same thing
throughout central NY’s Mohawk valley.
Looks like you need to have a yard sale. Less stuff will
Help you moving into the new shop.
Good to see safety first Chris. 2 feet on the single rail fence!! 🤣
Chris it's pretty amazing that you have been able to accumulate that many tools and product in your young life. Not to mention the way you have it organized. You're an amazing guy and I wish all the best for you because people that try as hard as you deserve everything that is coming to you! With so many other scumbags that live off others doing nothing is disgusting and immoral and maddening but that's 50% of America now. People like you are who make this country great and stay above water! Keep it up and good luck with all your future endeavors.
You're a strong man. MADE IN AMERICA!
It’s pretty awesome to watch this step-by-step. You guys worked so hard and y’all seem to be happy doing what you’re doing. Good for you man. Jenn sure is not afraid to work is she? Good job guys 🤘🤘🤘
Dang what a lot of hard work. You are an ambitious Dude. Enjoyed the video. Waiting for the next one.
check your house for termites too!
You have good content, I think you will reach the golden button soon. Good luck!
I was hoping for more burn barrel. Like, all of it in the burn barrel . 😊
Thank you for showing us this video. We're waiting to see the other one when the building goes up. We love your videos keep on bringing them we are here in pennsylvania
Pole Barn Garage would say “You Lost The Shop!!!” 😅
Ви великі молодці, чекаємо на другу частину) Успіху вам!
Face it, you don't need a house... just rip it down and put a massive garage on the property with a loft apartment above it. Problem solved.
Good Idea, with three drive thru bays to the back yard
Thanks for the garage tour. And yes I’m glad to have seen the parts room in more detail. Can’t wait to see the new building, if all goes well I’ll have a new shed this year, just a tad smaller than yours at 4m x 7m.
Hi Chris, I just want to say thank you for the tour. It's amazing how much u accumulate over the years, I'm the same with tools and keeping the price of everything in a file, when you look back on how much you have spent over the years it comes as a shock! Please keep the videos coming. Thank you
I have a similar garage in size and construction. No foundation, just on a slab. I just replaced the aluminum siding with steel I got from an Amish place that takes raw steel sheets and forms them. I also re-roofed it when I did my house. I’m not replacing my garage, I’m not a mechanic so I just use it for over flow freezers and refrigeration. Also lawn equipment.
Lucky you’re not here (in Michigan) because we’ve had such a drought, there’s no burning allowed right now. In fact, I’m trying to get a lawn started , but it’s so dry I have to water it every couple days, and that’s in May!
If I lived closer to the Philly area I would’ve been there helping free of charge. Just because you give us so many great videos.
Great team work, that bobcat working hard , thanks for sharing 👍💨💨
I swear, I can smell all the smells in your garage, Chris 😊I absolutely love watching yours and Jen's content. Both of you are incredible individuals! Peace and love to you guys and all your furry, feathered friends ❤❤ PS Gus is super-duper adorable ❤❤
I love how Turbo just toys with Gus! Great video Chris!
Loved this vid. You’re work ethic is completely unmatched
Quite Refreshing your approach Chris! Always somthing interesting! Never Ever Change!
That aggregate under the asphalt is called slag where I'm from. It compacts really tight and creates a nice solid base. 4 inches for a walkway, and 6 inches of slag if you plan on driving a vehicle over it. You got $200 for scrap metal, and it cost roughly the same to dispose of the concrete, I'd say it's a wash. 🙂 Good vid guys.
Yes! I have the same welding cart! For my smaller welder plenty space for vise grips!
Definitely put the new building on this channel.
Handy to own a tractor.
I skimmed a bit, but I enjoyed watching the demo. Competent side hustle is ALWAYS the way to go.
Gus is a fun dog.
Cheers!
Definitly one of the best channels on you tube, keep up the good work
Can’t wait to see the new shop. I need this done as well. Inspiring
I did the same with an old compressor tank... the more air readily available the better! The compressor may run longer but it will kick on less often! 😎
Mate that's a dream setup . Can never have too many handy bits
Thanks for the clip of oil fire/fire extinguisher panic and the awning two person job.Thats funny stuff,went to nnkh2 expecting to see finished garage,must have misunderstood didn't find it,subscribed anyhow really wanted to see it roll to 500k,subs just three away!great video ,it isn't hoarding it's every man's dream and Jens private hardware store.looking forward to finished garage video.
Y'all did an amazing job tearing the old garage down! 😮😅
All 3 of you deserve a big ol'
"HELL YEAH!" 😅😊
Great editing too😊
Thanks so much!!
@@NoNonsenseKnowHow
You, my friend, are very welcome. 👍