So sorry you guys had such a difficult move, I can sympathise as we had a terrible move 18months ago with similar issue to you guys. It took 4 skips to clear all the crap the old owners left in our home and once we cleared that we were left with fleas in the house and a gas leak which wasn't ideal at all. I'm sure you'll both get sorted real quick, what you've done so far is great just take it bit by bit.
Congratulations! It’ll be a real nice once you get all set up. Don’t permanently block your windows, you’ll want the light and breeze (if they open) when you’re not filming. I’d also look at window tint so you can see out, but folks can’t see in. As for the pit, you might want to look at lining it, but I’d first get through the winter so see what kind of damp and/or water you get.
Hi from the US! really enjoy your videos , I know it's hard work so thanks for sharing. As a fellow wworker, I like to see other craftpersons ideas, and techniques. I did rent space that had a basement, and the other 2 gentlemen who also rented space utilized the basement for air compressor / dust collection, it worked quite well, however we had to keep the equipment up off the floor, because of flooding. But noise control was good, storing wood (timber) was a problem. Keep up the good work
Congrats on your new home and lovely workshop. It doesn't seem 2 minutes since I watched you build the workshop at the last house though so really hoping this will suit you better and be "it" for a while!
Congratulations on the new house and workshop Keith!! I'm so excited for you and am looking forward to your next projects! Imagine all the cool things that could happen with all that extra room! It doesn't look as if there has been standing water in the pit, unless the previous owners cleaned off algae and such, but it doesn't hurt to wait and see. If it were me, I'd probably put my loudest items (air compressor, etc) in there for the sake of the neighbours. Cheers!
Congratulations on the new shop keith. So much potential. With regards to your insulation / walls, CLS will be absolutely fine. (pressure treated stuff is absolute rubbish, just leave a piece on the floor out side for a year and see how it fairs.) As a professional Id strongly advise as opposed to installing a DPM behind the new wall, just build your wall an inch away from the existing thermolite block wall and insulate with rigid insulation board. If your new wall is completely independent from the existing masonry there is no way for damp to track through, just make sure you put some DPC between the sole plate and the floor. Its building controls preferred method for dealing with solid walls and Iv literally done hundreds of jobs this way. If you want any advise send me an email. Good luck with the new space.
I agree with all of thr above, look into resilient bar though to go over the joists, it makes a big difference to sound travelling through- for the ease of adding it in I think its well worth it.
What a fantastic new workshop. Exciting times for you, and us! Glad Dylan is settling in too. As someone else mentioned, I’m sure lots of we followers would love to see the house upgrades and renovation as well. I’m looking forward to the whole process. Congratulations and good luck.
I really will miss seeing the old workshop and what you did with a small space helped me in my small workshop with it's layout. But still I'm just as excited your new workshop and how it will turn out. Congratulations! Hope to see Dylan in there too!
What a fantastic space. I would consider sorting the glazing to the garage like the door and windows. Easy pickings for thieves. Either board it or some solid core door. Look forward to seeing in come to shape.
Congratulations on your new home. Some comments about your plans. The ceiling & loft floor - excellent idea. The framed walls - excellent idea. The wood storage area - excellent idea. The security - excellent idea. I recently framed out an old dairy with no ceiling and a sloped concrete floor for my workshop. Aside from the floor you’re doing the same as me. Regarding the inspection pit. Whatever you put in there needs to be something that you don’t want to access on a regular basis. Maybe paint and other inflammable items. That way if you ever have a fire, it would be easier and safer to extinguish. I can send you photos of my shop conversion if that helps.
Hello Keith look good In the new workshop keep going making all of the videos and all of your hard work hope you are enjoying it with a bigger workshop and keep on going with all of the hard work you put into this project go and see what is like in the end well done And I’m happy for you mate ok from Harrison 😃😃👍🍺 for a happy for you mate
Cool. All the best with the new house and shop! I was checking in to say THANK YOU because I got what you got for your extraction system. I won't use it quite the same way, but your explanation was the decidng factor! Your inspection pit ... you could put your dehumidifier in there, but if you put it above ground, you can drain it off into the garden, or even a water butt ... use it to drain inti a tube and not its own water tank. What you could do is use the pit to store your big and bulky extraction system plastic container.
Congratulations on the new house and workshop Keith. So much more space for more of your great projects. Look forward to more of your great projects in the future. All the best to you both
Congratulations on finally getting the keys to your new house and moving in. Moving house is never an easy thing and your experience is nothing new but it's something you can tell the grand kids about. i'm looking forward to you setting up your new 'shop. Happy holiday !
Look into a product called resonance channel for the drywall installation. It limits sounds transmission by allowing the drywall to vibrate without transmitting it between spaces. I'm going to be installing that in my basement shop. Plus it's cheap!
Congratulations Keith, nice space to work in and build up a practical shop. Take your time, we will wait. Have a nice Weekend and rgds from a verry rainy Germany. Robert
Warning, blue barrel, I bought one of these to replace plastic bag collection on my record dust collector. First time I put my hand over the hose the barrel collapsed and it was a **** to get it back into shape. Once done it will collapse much easier so I have built a wooden frame inside it and this support seems to be working. Good luck with your new shop
Keith, What a big difference this space will make to your overall workflow and you'll have actual wood storage inside!! Now you can dumpster dive all you want! I was inspired by your dust collection add-on to your shop, so I built a "closet" like add on to my shop for the compressor and DC closet. The DC is a 2hp motor and sucks the paint off the walls it so strong!! I even installed two computer fans like yours. One to cool and the other to exhaust hot air and they are solar powered!! I have a 10 x 16 space and it is cramped and smaller than this new shop of yours. But I think you should consider doing the same setup with the larger space you need to upgrade the DC. Always keep the DC outside of the workspace, is my motto. To much super fine dust still gets through those bags. I also have an air scrubber hanging over my worktable where I do my sanding. Also, the DC closet is smaller aka easier to soundproof, and you won't have the noise of the DC in your ears. I'm debating to direct exhaust with a dryer vent or keep the cyclon and 55-gallon steel drum. I would highly recommend not taking the windows or the overhead door out for re-sale reasons and as someone else mentioned when your not filming you'll want natural light. I love having the oversized double doors in my shop. I just recently bought a large double garage door screen on clearance. I have a single door garage so the second door screen will be put on the double doors in the shop. No skeeters for me. You can check sites for replacement screens for Gazebos on [www.Wayfair.com] if you can't find the ones for garage doors. They are cheap right now and with the Gazebo panels, they are all different sizes and there is a zipper up the middle of each panel to be used as the doorway. I can't decide if it will be attached to a wood frame or just roll it up. You can tack it up on the inside trim or use velcro tabs. When not in use, just roll it up and velcro it up to the top trim. I hope that helps. I don't know how bad musketeers are in England but here on the east coast of America, they are as big as toy poodles and just as annoying, lol! This way I can work in the shop or garage where my metalwork area is set up at night which I love to do if I can't sleep. Sorry for the long babble. ;>(
Been following you for a while and I'm glad you finally got a decent sized shop mate! Cheers from Sweden! You are an inspiration for me and subsequently my wife! Hopefully in time also my daughter.
Congratulations on the move and here's hoping for many happy years in your new home. The workshop I have to say is an amazing upgrade but could I suggest that when you build the double opening doors in the partition wall rather than having them hinged you could suspend them on a runner rail that way they will only take up minimal space when you need them open and still allow full access to your wood storage area
awesome workshop 1. 8:54 I would recommend sliding doors instead of normal doors 2. go for french cleat! 3. inspection pit, use it for what it is made for I wouldn't store anything in there it might get moistened
Congratulations on the new workshop. Keep up the great content. I plan to build a workshop in my garden. Your videos have helped me so much. Thank you!
Regarding the pit... the real question is if it is dry or if water ever comes in there. If it is at all damp, then it's not much good for any sort of storage. I'm thinking that the air compressor idea is the best one.
PS: forget the pit -- put the dust collector in the ATTIC, but have the dust box below the rafters in the shop space -- so you can easily empty the bin, but the noise of the motor is above the insulation. Ditto the compressor. Put it up top. Add a little insulation around it to protect the neighbours and you're golden.
I think the extractor pulling upwards is not a good idea, at least from what I’ve read. It would work better below because gravity is then working with it
Very difficult move. Sometimes all the careful planning seems to be obstructed by some confusion. Glad you got it all sorted put. Nice job painting the cabinets.
Been following you since your early days on YT Kieth. Great to see your progression. A well deserved upgrade in workspace fella, which I'm sure you'll make good use of. Your pit actually looks pretty dry. I know it's summer but if it had a water problem, you'd still see it. Compressor and extraction would probably be fine down there, kept off the floor for good measure. One thing I would say is that if you had kit down there, you need to keep the access - which loses you floorspace, or at least makes it a pain in the ass to clear when you need access. Personally, I'd forget about it. Make a little lean-to like you used to have for extract/compressor outside. Space you lose from the pit, you gain in floor. If you must use it, just have it as a paint store for stuff you use in the house. We all end up with tins of that that only need to come out once in a blue moon for a touch up. Good luck mate.
Great advice 👍 I was thinking of having a massive assembly table (a full 8x4 sheet) on wheels and maybe having that over the pit so that it’s easy to shove out of the way. So many ideas and possibilities though!
Congratulations to you both on finally getting your move and good luck with your fantastic new workshop, could you board over the pit and install a hatch at one end then place your tablesaw over the top you could use the pit to house large construction bags to collect all your dust and shavings ? just a thought.
If you do keep the extraction system and compressor in the pit the heat given off will help the damp if it does get damp. Also a small space heater like the one they use for airing cupboards would be good. Obviously heat rises so it would work up to the workshop aswell.
Hey Keith. Look forward to when its finished and set up. What you achieved in your small workshop was incredible. Just imagine what you'll do with this size 😁
Hey! Glad to hear about your trip to Romania. I am from Iasi, a city near the border with Moldova. Hope you will enjoy your journey! Also congrats for the purchase, it will certainly upgrade your life.
Exciting stuff can't wait to see what you do with the space. Come at a good time I've just bought a house and have a similar outhouse so hopefully get some ideas
The pit seems like the perfect spot for a cold plunge pool to go along with a sauna that you could build off in the corner. I mean, you have so much space now. Why not? Is there any need to worry about thermal bridging at the pilasters in your area? Would it ever get cold enough to keep you from working in the shop during the winter. Here in Canada we’s frame and insulate the whole inside to an R12 at least (2x4 walls with r12 fibreglass insulation, vapour barrier and drywall). I’m very jealous of your new shop. Congratulations and all the best in the new place. I look forward to all of the news to follow.
Great looking space, really happy for you even if i am really jealous too! cant wait to see all of the videos from the new workshop and hopefully bungalow!
Blackout blinds for the windows but don't board over them as when you are not filming and it's nice you can let some natural light.
Nice idea
So sorry you guys had such a difficult move, I can sympathise as we had a terrible move 18months ago with similar issue to you guys. It took 4 skips to clear all the crap the old owners left in our home and once we cleared that we were left with fleas in the house and a gas leak which wasn't ideal at all. I'm sure you'll both get sorted real quick, what you've done so far is great just take it bit by bit.
Turn that inspection pit into an indoor pool! Liner + filter + heater + water = year-round fun!!
Hello my friend. a new workshop .. yes you will do even better work in the new workshop.
The stud wall in front of the electric door is a great idea. I have done exactly the same when converting my garage!
Looking forward to sharing the adventure of setting up a new workshop with you
Congratulations on your new workspace. Cant wait to see what you are going to build here!
Congratulations! It’ll be a real nice once you get all set up. Don’t permanently block your windows, you’ll want the light and breeze (if they open) when you’re not filming. I’d also look at window tint so you can see out, but folks can’t see in. As for the pit, you might want to look at lining it, but I’d first get through the winter so see what kind of damp and/or water you get.
Congrats on the new home and especially 3x the workspace!! I can't wait to see shop improvements and setup.
Hi from the US! really enjoy your videos , I know it's hard work so thanks for sharing. As a fellow wworker,
I like to see other craftpersons ideas, and techniques. I did rent space that had a basement, and the other 2 gentlemen who also rented space utilized the basement for air compressor / dust collection, it worked quite well, however we had to keep the equipment up off the floor, because of flooding. But noise control was good, storing wood (timber) was a problem. Keep up the good work
Congratulations on your new home and shop.
I'm glad I found your videos again!
I'm glad too 😁
Could use the inspection pit as a wine cellar 😂😂😂
Inspection pit 🧐
@@AMG63 just edited it thanks
Congrats on your new home and lovely workshop. It doesn't seem 2 minutes since I watched you build the workshop at the last house though so really hoping this will suit you better and be "it" for a while!
Congratulations on the new house and workshop Keith!! I'm so excited for you and am looking forward to your next projects! Imagine all the cool things that could happen with all that extra room! It doesn't look as if there has been standing water in the pit, unless the previous owners cleaned off algae and such, but it doesn't hurt to wait and see. If it were me, I'd probably put my loudest items (air compressor, etc) in there for the sake of the neighbours. Cheers!
I don’t think the previous owners cleaned anything 😂
P's wicked new workshop! !!!!
Best wishes on your new home and shop
Congratulations! It looks full of potential.
Nice! And bonus cabinets is a plus! Glad u saved them...
That second wall was a cracking idea.
Congratulations on the new home mate and the workshop space is a massive improvement too chap 😉
Congratulations on the new shop keith. So much potential.
With regards to your insulation / walls, CLS will be absolutely fine. (pressure treated stuff is absolute rubbish, just leave a piece on the floor out side for a year and see how it fairs.)
As a professional Id strongly advise as opposed to installing a DPM behind the new wall, just build your wall an inch away from the existing thermolite block wall and insulate with rigid insulation board.
If your new wall is completely independent from the existing masonry there is no way for damp to track through, just make sure you put some DPC between the sole plate and the floor. Its building controls preferred method for dealing with solid walls and Iv literally done hundreds of jobs this way.
If you want any advise send me an email.
Good luck with the new space.
I agree with all of thr above, look into resilient bar though to go over the joists, it makes a big difference to sound travelling through- for the ease of adding it in I think its well worth it.
What a fantastic new workshop. Exciting times for you, and us!
Glad Dylan is settling in too.
As someone else mentioned, I’m sure lots of we followers would love to see the house upgrades and renovation as well.
I’m looking forward to the whole process.
Congratulations and good luck.
I really will miss seeing the old workshop and what you did with a small space helped me in my small workshop with it's layout. But still I'm just as excited your new workshop and how it will turn out. Congratulations! Hope to see Dylan in there too!
Woohoo, congrats on the new home and work space. 👍
Looking forward to seeing this get set up, grow and evolve.
Bill Carroll He’s got a great channel Bill, no bells & whistles here but just good honest workmanship all the way 🔨👍🍺
@@sumosprojects heya buddy, we get around the good ole youtube, aye! 😂
Good quality builds, that's for sure. 👍
Thats an amazing space, Im not jealous at all.
What a fantastic space. I would consider sorting the glazing to the garage like the door and windows. Easy pickings for thieves. Either board it or some solid core door. Look forward to seeing in come to shape.
Wow, just wow👍👍👍👍
Congratulations on your new home. Some comments about your plans. The ceiling & loft floor - excellent idea. The framed walls - excellent idea. The wood storage area - excellent idea. The security - excellent idea. I recently framed out an old dairy with no ceiling and a sloped concrete floor for my workshop. Aside from the floor you’re doing the same as me. Regarding the inspection pit. Whatever you put in there needs to be something that you don’t want to access on a regular basis. Maybe paint and other inflammable items. That way if you ever have a fire, it would be easier and safer to extinguish. I can send you photos of my shop conversion if that helps.
New workshop, news project, congratulations, enjoy it.
Congratulations!... wish you the BEST!
... good to see Dylan happy!... HM must approve the new space... !
Cheers! 🍻
Congratulations on the new home. Good luck with your renovations.
Hello Keith look good In the new workshop keep going making all of the videos and all of your hard work hope you are enjoying it with a bigger workshop and keep on going with all of the hard work you put into this project go and see what is like in the end well done And I’m happy for you mate ok from Harrison 😃😃👍🍺
for a happy for you mate
Cool. All the best with the new house and shop!
I was checking in to say THANK YOU because I got what you got for your extraction system. I won't use it quite the same way, but your explanation was the decidng factor!
Your inspection pit ... you could put your dehumidifier in there, but if you put it above ground, you can drain it off into the garden, or even a water butt ... use it to drain inti a tube and not its own water tank.
What you could do is use the pit to store your big and bulky extraction system plastic container.
Gonna miss the old shop, but looking forward to the new one, Good Luck.
Congratulations on the new house and workshop Keith. So much more space for more of your great projects. Look forward to more of your great projects in the future. All the best to you both
Greetings from Hungary! Good Job!
Good luck with setting up your new workshop - lots to look forward to.
Can't wait for the redo........Indiana
Looks a great space! Wish my single garage was a double
Congratulations on finally getting the keys to your new house and moving in. Moving house is never an easy thing and your experience is nothing new but it's something you can tell the grand kids about. i'm looking forward to you setting up your new 'shop.
Happy holiday !
Look into a product called resonance channel for the drywall installation. It limits sounds transmission by allowing the drywall to vibrate without transmitting it between spaces. I'm going to be installing that in my basement shop. Plus it's cheap!
All the best with it Keith you have got your work cut out Mate !!!.
Congratulations on the new workshop. That's impressive.
Looks great, good luck.
Congratulations mate.. Looking forward to your next chapter... Tell Dylan to keep away from that road though 😕
Congratulations on your new adventure! Looking forward to watching how you develop this new to you space. Cheers!
Congratulations on the new shop Keith! Looking forward to seeing this all unfold.
Thanks for the nice update vid, Keith! Nice to see the new space. As always, looking forward to the next one. Cheers.
Wish you success in a lot of jobs and also video
Very nice upgrade in work space! You'll surely have a lot of new projects and ideas to improve it. Thumbs up!
Congrats on the new place, looks really great and that's a serious size of workshop you have there!
Congratulations Keith, nice space to work in and build up a practical shop. Take your time, we will wait. Have a nice Weekend and rgds from a verry rainy Germany. Robert
I'm so happy for you. Looking forward to watching you settle in and the future videos. Happy vacation too.
Its great u got new home and space to work :) it will be a pleasure to watch further video's ;) and have fun on holiday :) i wish u well :)
very happy for you, you have a huge playground !!!!
Warning, blue barrel, I bought one of these to replace plastic bag collection on my record dust collector. First time I put my hand over the hose the barrel collapsed and it was a **** to get it back into shape. Once done it will collapse much easier so I have built a wooden frame inside it and this support seems to be working. Good luck with your new shop
Congrats on the new property Keith, and the spacious workshop. atb
Keith, What a big difference this space will make to your overall workflow and you'll have actual wood storage inside!! Now you can dumpster dive all you want! I was inspired by your dust collection add-on to your shop, so I built a "closet" like add on to my shop for the compressor and DC closet. The DC is a 2hp motor and sucks the paint off the walls it so strong!! I even installed two computer fans like yours. One to cool and the other to exhaust hot air and they are solar powered!! I have a 10 x 16 space and it is cramped and smaller than this new shop of yours. But I think you should consider doing the same setup with the larger space you need to upgrade the DC. Always keep the DC outside of the workspace, is my motto. To much super fine dust still gets through those bags. I also have an air scrubber hanging over my worktable where I do my sanding. Also, the DC closet is smaller aka easier to soundproof, and you won't have the noise of the DC in your ears. I'm debating to direct exhaust with a dryer vent or keep the cyclon and 55-gallon steel drum. I would highly recommend not taking the windows or the overhead door out for re-sale reasons and as someone else mentioned when your not filming you'll want natural light. I love having the oversized double doors in my shop. I just recently bought a large double garage door screen on clearance. I have a single door garage so the second door screen will be put on the double doors in the shop. No skeeters for me. You can check sites for replacement screens for Gazebos on [www.Wayfair.com] if you can't find the ones for garage doors. They are cheap right now and with the Gazebo panels, they are all different sizes and there is a zipper up the middle of each panel to be used as the doorway. I can't decide if it will be attached to a wood frame or just roll it up. You can tack it up on the inside trim or use velcro tabs. When not in use, just roll it up and velcro it up to the top trim. I hope that helps. I don't know how bad musketeers are in England but here on the east coast of America, they are as big as toy poodles and just as annoying, lol! This way I can work in the shop or garage where my metalwork area is set up at night which I love to do if I can't sleep. Sorry for the long babble. ;>(
Thank you!
Been following you for a while and I'm glad you finally got a decent sized shop mate! Cheers from Sweden! You are an inspiration for me and subsequently my wife! Hopefully in time also my daughter.
Congratulations on the move and here's hoping for many happy years in your new home. The workshop I have to say is an amazing upgrade but could I suggest that when you build the double opening doors in the partition wall rather than having them hinged you could suspend them on a runner rail that way they will only take up minimal space when you need them open and still allow full access to your wood storage area
Thank you will give it some thought
I like your sense of humour! 🤣👌🏻
Man that is awesome! Congratulations! And all those things the previous owner left seem to be very useful.
Good Luck, can't wait to see how your new shop progresses. Keep up the great work :o)
awesome workshop
1. 8:54 I would recommend sliding doors instead of normal doors
2. go for french cleat!
3. inspection pit, use it for what it is made for I wouldn't store anything in there it might get moistened
Congratulations man. Many wonderful pieces will be created there. A new beginning
Wow, that's a big step up from the old shed workshop!
Congratulations on the new workshop. Keep up the great content. I plan to build a workshop in my garden. Your videos have helped me so much. Thank you!
That's a cracking looking space Keith!
Looking forward to seeing everyone when you done
Good luck with the new workshop , looking forward to see your progress, keep up the great vids.
Congratulations on the new home, the workshop looks bang on, cant wait see your progress on it. 👍👍
Think of the all the things you'll be able to make in your new workshop! I'm excited for you! Cant wait for the next update
Regarding the pit... the real question is if it is dry or if water ever comes in there. If it is at all damp, then it's not much good for any sort of storage. I'm thinking that the air compressor idea is the best one.
Yeah, a storage space like that could be more trouble than it's worth.
PS: forget the pit -- put the dust collector in the ATTIC, but have the dust box below the rafters in the shop space -- so you can easily empty the bin, but the noise of the motor is above the insulation. Ditto the compressor. Put it up top. Add a little insulation around it to protect the neighbours and you're golden.
I think the extractor pulling upwards is not a good idea, at least from what I’ve read. It would work better below because gravity is then working with it
Congratulations on the move! I'm sure your new shop will turn up to be an awesome work space!
That's going to make a nice workshop! Can't wait to see the progress, good luck!
Nice size workspace! Have a good holiday. Love your videos..
Awesome new workshop! Can't wait to see it ready. Have an enjoyable and restful holiday!
Hey I’m in an 8’x12’ shop so to me that looks like a dream shop. I think the the compressor and dust collector would be awesome down in that pit
Looks great Keith. Really looking forward to seeing you develop it into an awesome workshop.
Very difficult move. Sometimes all the careful planning seems to be obstructed by some confusion. Glad you got it all sorted put. Nice job painting the cabinets.
Been following you since your early days on YT Kieth. Great to see your progression. A well deserved upgrade in workspace fella, which I'm sure you'll make good use of. Your pit actually looks pretty dry. I know it's summer but if it had a water problem, you'd still see it. Compressor and extraction would probably be fine down there, kept off the floor for good measure. One thing I would say is that if you had kit down there, you need to keep the access - which loses you floorspace, or at least makes it a pain in the ass to clear when you need access. Personally, I'd forget about it. Make a little lean-to like you used to have for extract/compressor outside. Space you lose from the pit, you gain in floor. If you must use it, just have it as a paint store for stuff you use in the house. We all end up with tins of that that only need to come out once in a blue moon for a touch up. Good luck mate.
Great advice 👍 I was thinking of having a massive assembly table (a full 8x4 sheet) on wheels and maybe having that over the pit so that it’s easy to shove out of the way. So many ideas and possibilities though!
Congratulations to you both on finally getting your move and good luck with your fantastic new workshop, could you board over the pit and install a hatch at one end then place your tablesaw over the top you could use the pit to house large construction bags to collect all your dust and shavings ? just a thought.
Awesome!
If you do keep the extraction system and compressor in the pit the heat given off will help the damp if it does get damp. Also a small space heater like the one they use for airing cupboards would be good. Obviously heat rises so it would work up to the workshop aswell.
You make your own luck in life, you lucky man (couple) your new workspace looks brilliant, enjoy it.
Cheers Paul 👍
best of luck on the move, looking forward to seeing the progress of the new workshop! Love the videos keep em coming!
congrats on the new space! you do great videos i'm glad you're getting to upgrade to a new space!!
Nice Keith, a new workshop. wishes you and your gilfriend all the best!
Hey Keith. Look forward to when its finished and set up. What you achieved in your small workshop was incredible. Just imagine what you'll do with this size 😁
Hey! Glad to hear about your trip to Romania. I am from Iasi, a city near the border with Moldova. Hope you will enjoy your journey! Also congrats for the purchase, it will certainly upgrade your life.
Brilliant space, i'm seriously jealous.
Exciting stuff can't wait to see what you do with the space. Come at a good time I've just bought a house and have a similar outhouse so hopefully get some ideas
Good luck and happy times for you guys.💑🐈🌼
The pit seems like the perfect spot for a cold plunge pool to go along with a sauna that you could build off in the corner. I mean, you have so much space now. Why not?
Is there any need to worry about thermal bridging at the pilasters in your area? Would it ever get cold enough to keep you from working in the shop during the winter. Here in Canada we’s frame and insulate the whole inside to an R12 at least (2x4 walls with r12 fibreglass insulation, vapour barrier and drywall).
I’m very jealous of your new shop. Congratulations and all the best in the new place. I look forward to all of the news to follow.
Noise reduction dampers can be used which are rubberised mounts for under the feet of the machine tools. Worth checking out.
Congrats on the move, Keith, looks like a beautiful location too, hope you're all settling in well. Hope you find time to keep up the TH-caming 🙂
Great looking space, really happy for you even if i am really jealous too! cant wait to see all of the videos from the new workshop and hopefully bungalow!
You're coming to Romania?! Wow, welcome!
congrats on new workshop, looking forward to fit out