Great makers in the USA! Gotta love fitting out a workshop. A joy to watch your videos. Always inspiring and I admire your imagination to keep coming up with great ideas and sharing your knowledge. Well done. One Handed Maker - Australia
I've decided to have horizontal metal siding, so I can run my electric through the grooves. Then, use 3/4" vertical 1x2 slats against the siding to allow for 1-1/2" foam board insulation to be installed flush with the metal studs. Tape the joints, Spray texture, and paint right over the foam board. Since I will be installing tons of peg board, shelves, and storage racks, I don't need beautiful looking walls. I just need it to be white and functional.
Just the video I was looking for. Getting ready to finish my building, and I planned on siding like you did, and notching around the angles. Only my plan is to use 1 x 4 horizontal girts attached to the metal studs, and siding over the top. Hoping that works.
I have the same style metal bldg. can I attach the plywood directly to metal or add horizontal 1x then attach to that? Concern is weight hanging things on walls
Hi, I'm going to be building a 30 x 45 metal garage and I love all your ideas, FYI I would encase the steel angle supports in pine, to loose the metal look, but it may go with the metal roofing
Looks great bud, I do have a question, I have been wanting to use T-1-11 in my shop for a while, im going to do like a corner bar area and want a rustic look. but i have read that the T-1-11 uses a formaldehytde binder ( or something similiar) when it is made and it shoud only be used outdoors for fear of the gases it my put off in doors? I'm just wandering if this is a legit concern. Thanks ...
I'm not sure about all that. I wouldn't eat it lol, and maybe wear a mask when you cut it. but I'd think it would be fine on the wall! Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional 😆
What's the dimensions of the square tubing used for the building frame? Who was the building manufacturer? What is the white insulation panels inside the framing?
2" foam would have slipped between those frames and then you can put plywood directly on metal frame with self tappers. Just did a 50x30 this way. Took 3 days with 3 guys and a 4th day with 2 guys for the front with 2 10x10 roll up doors. That was the hardest part. Fitting around roll up doors.
Not a bad idea BUT, My metal frame is 60" on center, my way ads alot more support behind the plywood and allows me to use the full 4x8 sheet rather than wasting 3ft off every sheet!
@PatriotDIY that does make sense! The one we just did was 4' centers so that made it a little easier. Them self tappers to get into that galvanized metal was some work for sure, though. Your way is awesome because it's easy running once the framing is in place. Awesome job!
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Looks great. An easy way to make a wall look like a barn. I vote for the metal ceiling. Keep em coming!
Great makers in the USA! Gotta love fitting out a workshop.
A joy to watch your videos.
Always inspiring and I admire your imagination to keep coming up with great ideas and sharing your knowledge.
Well done.
One Handed Maker - Australia
Great looking space man. One thing I noticed was, you should’ve used PT for your bottom plates.
Nice work! Definitely giving me inspiration, thanks!
Thanks! Happy to help!
Jealous of that backyard.
Yeah buddy!! Looks great. Love the two stain idea.
Thanks, I like the rustic look
I've decided to have horizontal metal siding, so I can run my electric through the grooves. Then, use 3/4" vertical 1x2 slats against the siding to allow for 1-1/2" foam board insulation to be installed flush with the metal studs. Tape the joints, Spray texture, and paint right over the foam board. Since I will be installing tons of peg board, shelves, and storage racks, I don't need beautiful looking walls. I just need it to be white and functional.
Hey thanks for the video. I see you used 10x1 self tapping screws if I was using 4x4’s what size do you suggest? Thank you
How did you finish off the ceilings? Im basically in the process building the same thing
@MjDomzal-fv4fy I haven't done it yet, but thinking about using corrugated metal
Just the video I was looking for. Getting ready to finish my building, and I planned on siding like you did, and notching around the angles. Only my plan is to use 1 x 4 horizontal girts attached to the metal studs, and siding over the top. Hoping that works.
I have the same style metal bldg. can I attach the plywood directly to metal or add horizontal 1x then attach to that? Concern is weight hanging things on walls
Hi, I'm going to be building a 30 x 45 metal garage and I love all your ideas, FYI I would encase the steel angle supports in pine, to loose the metal look, but it may go with the metal roofing
That turned out awesome. I think I caught a glimpse of a new TS? 🤔😁
Haha...maybe...
I'm still looking for the part 2 of the miter station build from 2 years ago...?
Do the ceiling in a rustic corrugated metal. Like the outer walls. Add more insulation.
That's what I was thinking!!
looks good! One thing I would have done was stagger the seems.
Looks great bud, I do have a question, I have been wanting to use T-1-11 in my shop for a while, im going to do like a corner bar area and want a rustic look. but i have read that the T-1-11 uses a formaldehytde binder ( or something similiar) when it is made and it shoud only be used outdoors for fear of the gases it my put off in doors? I'm just wandering if this is a legit concern. Thanks ...
I'm not sure about all that. I wouldn't eat it lol, and maybe wear a mask when you cut it. but I'd think it would be fine on the wall!
Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional 😆
Are you just cooling this room only or the whole shop?
@@firerob5240 whole shop
What's the dimensions of the square tubing used for the building frame? Who was the building manufacturer? What is the white insulation panels inside the framing?
I believe it 2.5x3.5" steel tubing. The white is double bubble reflective insulation, I have a video on the install.
I have a 30 x 40 metal shop been deciding on what to finish with. What did you use for blocking for the TV n split unit?
2x4s and plywood
Looks great! Any plans to wrap those metal angle beams with unnesasary Walnut? :) Yea I watch Fishers shop too!
Lol no, those will stay the way they are
This may work well for a cabin
I like your videos
Came out spectacular!!! Great work!!
Wonder if you could hit random darker stain at the joints to hide the transitions?
You could, but yous have to do it after it's on the wall!
That’s stain made that T 111 look great. What stains did you use?
Base coat was called Early American, darker spots are Special Walnut
Great job looks awesome
Where did you get the wood panels?
Home depot! It's called T1-11 Plywood siding.
Great work!
2" foam would have slipped between those frames and then you can put plywood directly on metal frame with self tappers. Just did a 50x30 this way. Took 3 days with 3 guys and a 4th day with 2 guys for the front with 2 10x10 roll up doors. That was the hardest part. Fitting around roll up doors.
Not a bad idea BUT, My metal frame is 60" on center, my way ads alot more support behind the plywood and allows me to use the full 4x8 sheet rather than wasting 3ft off every sheet!
@PatriotDIY that does make sense! The one we just did was 4' centers so that made it a little easier. Them self tappers to get into that galvanized metal was some work for sure, though. Your way is awesome because it's easy running once the framing is in place. Awesome job!
@mediocrefloridaman thanks!!! Yeah getting into those metal studs is alotta work, I ended up predrilled most of them!
@PatriotDIY definitely a good idea!