i honestly think i enjoy the less formal, more personal feel of this channel a little bit more then the main Seth's Bike Hacks channel. great work. keep it up. also please just look into Robertson screws. the square ones. they are absolutely amazing. they don't EVER cam out when you don't want them too are extremely hard to strip out and you can attach the screw to the bit on the drill and it wont fall off even it you shake it or hold it upside down (as long as it's not totally worn down) so you can operate the drill with only 1 hand and the other holding the workpiece instead of needing 2 hands to get the screw started. there's a reason that these screws are the number 1 choice and the absolute standard when it comes to building anywhere in Canada. i don't know why they aren't more common in in the USA because they are awesome and a pleasure to use. no more stabbing your hand with a drill and no more stripping and camming out
*Seth* “I mean, how strong does it need to be?” Well, considering you stand on any and every horizontal surface in the shop....Must be at least “Seth Rated”.
Hey Seth it’s me. I was at the Sedona mountain bike festival on Saturday and got a picture with you and my cousin, got my hat and helmet signed, and my brother got a picture with you. I just want to say that you were the one that inspired me to start riding and I have been with you every step of the way. That means Florida, berm creek, and berm peak. You are such an inspiration to me and I love your content. Thank you for what you’ve done for me. It really means a lot to me. Thank you 🤟
Garage floors are actually pitched to drain toward the door on purpose. If you pull in and your vehicle has rain or snow on it, you want to direct that water.
I did that with my dog without even knowing and it worked, I would just tell him "No" and take him outside and eventually he just stopped peeing inside.
This does work! Though when my dog was a puppy she would pee inside during meals for attention (because someone would have to bring her outside). Not from lack of attention in general, she just got jealous :)
I’m a new subscribee to both SBH and BPE... I can’t get enough of either! One particular alarming visual is the amount of ‘thumbs down’ this and some of Seth’s videos get. I mean, clearly it Seth is a man who knows himself and knows what he wants. Those who disapprove will come around or stop coming around; either way, lovey! But to that end, Annnyways, Seth, I’m a big fan! Love the humanity that’s present in these videos. The mtb family you have alongside Skills with Phil, Alexander and everyone else is both inspiring and motivating. Love you guys and the work you put out! Thanks for the TH-cam content!! It’s gold! Pure gold! Oh and lastly.. Seth you’re a proper ripper on the bike! Love your style!
When you get a chance I’d like to see your review and discussion of your power tools. I noticed you started out all riobi, then 60V dewalt and now some red tools. Let’s hear what you think!
@@kilroywashere9343 yeah I've got some ryobi stuff and it's good for simple home use and projects. I don't abuse them enough to see the limits and the prices are good
Avoid Ryobi like the Plague. I recommend Snapon>Bosch>Makita. Ryobi=DeWalt=Milwaukee>Husky, those are trash, utter trash. I myself would go Bosch, but I inherited Makita batteries....
I love that you added this channel. I look forward to all the new videos , and I even went back and looked at some old stuff.. what a great development curve and proof with practice and hard work you can really become exceptional. Thank you and your team
Wow....cant tell u how much I'd love to come shred and chill in the shop. Looks like a dream setup. Love how functional every last detail is in the shop!!! Hellyeah!!!
We all need to throw some love on the Project Farm channel. That man answers a lot of questions us builders and doers ask. It truly is a great channel. As always, good job!
Now that you have a break room and a water cooler where folks can gossip. Haha. Nice shop, very clean and well organized. I really enjoy the trail build vids. They give me ideas for things I can build here. I've got 60+ acres on a mountain with woods. I started cleaning existing trails and finding new areas to make trails. It's taking forever though due to horrible weather in WV and a lack of friends that ride mtb. Someday I'll get it finished. Lol. Thanks for sharing.
Hey Seth. I know this is a no-brainer but you're such a natural in front of the camera. I can easily see you doing some Discovery Channel/HGTV type of programming.
It's amazing and I enjoy everything you do for bicycle enthusiasts! That place is a temple for those of us who love to ride a bike and make our own constructions! Congratulations!
phillips head screws are designed like that so that the driver jumps out at a certain torque and the screw does not overtighten in something like metal that can be warped
Berm peak channel was a great idea. I always find myself wanting more seth content. But if the main videos were more than once a week, they wouldnt be as special. So this is perfect
"I HATE Phillips head screws!" You're preaching to my soul brother! Not sure about the US, but in Canada, Robertson (square) are super common, and I rarely have an issue with the screw staying on the bit. I've tried the Torx screws, I don't know if it the bit or the screws but they don't stay on and constantly wobble when driving them in.
Very nice video. You can be proud on yourself because the shop is very beautiful and all of the lines on berm Peek are probably good to ride. Don't give up!
I'm still in college for marine biology, but I can't wait till I can have a home to upgrade like this! Mountain biking has become a passion of mine and its about all I can think about anymore. This shop is inspirational!
Seth, sorry to be one of "these guys" but I have an idea for your rip fence limitations. Is it possible to clamp a straight board to the work bench perpendicular to the stairs? While it's not the fence on the saw I think it might function similarly.
@@cup_and_cone That makes no sense to me, unless you have no access to robertson (i.e. outside of canada). They're just a shittier robertson, as torx still don't grip the screwdriver head like robertson head screws do. Built a few decks, not professional or anything, but unless you have one of them fancy belt feeders no everday handyman should go with a lesser product.
@@th3oryO Looks like you've been grossly misinformed... Torx is better for production work because it's faster (six point vs four point) and stronger (more surface area to prevent round out).
Seth i love your videos, and they are my absolute favourite to watch, i've been following your chanel since you had your bikes litterally in the closet, and I'm amazed at what you have achieved and you are definitely someone i look up to, thank you for the great content you put out.
Well if square is way better than T25 then I'm not gonna bother. In my experience squares really aren't a whole lot better than phillips... a little better, but not as much as I'd like
Seth before moving in Berm Peak: "I'm gonna use just a part of the garage, my wife asked me to leave space for the car so I promised her to" Seth now: THIS PLACE IS MIIIIIINE
I’m building decks since 2003. We used to love Robertson screws. Now we see that torx are the best. And even better google torx ttap little more expensive but worth it.
I have to agree with you on the Phillips bits. I understand that the flat head exist because it's cheap to make, but Phillips heads just suck when you compare them to torx bits. I've never had a torx bit strip on me, but flat and phillips heads strip so easily. You also might want to look into paste wax, it's a really quick wood finish that offers a decent bit of protection and looks nice but isn't entirely permanent and can be sanded off. You can also coat tools with it in between uses to protect them from rust
When you have the right tools you're unstoppable Great job man i believe the shop is finally completed I know I know doesn't matter how much we build it's never enough👍👌 stay safe man
When I first read, after years of suffering with Phillips screws, that they are INTENDED to cam out to reduce the likelihood of over torquing, I knew that my hate for them was not misplaced. Torx are a joy after using Phillips.
i honestly think i enjoy the less formal, more personal feel of this channel a little bit more then the main Seth's Bike Hacks channel. great work. keep it up.
also please just look into Robertson screws. the square ones. they are absolutely amazing. they don't EVER cam out when you don't want them too are extremely hard to strip out and you can attach the screw to the bit on the drill and it wont fall off even it you shake it or hold it upside down (as long as it's not totally worn down) so you can operate the drill with only 1 hand and the other holding the workpiece instead of needing 2 hands to get the screw started. there's a reason that these screws are the number 1 choice and the absolute standard when it comes to building anywhere in Canada. i don't know why they aren't more common in in the USA because they are awesome and a pleasure to use. no more stabbing your hand with a drill and no more stripping and camming out
*sees Robertson screw mentioned*: ah yes, you must be Canadian
Seriously. Phillips needs to disappear.
Better than torx though?
Smoked Salmon it’s easier to line up a torx screw i reckon they’d be better
@@theowainwright7406 torx is a game changer. Used to only use them at my last job, now seeing Phillips just makes me sad. Haven't tried Robertson yet.
As someone who dabbles with shop projects and woodworking, I'm loving these types of videos.
Me too. I love watching this kind of stuff.
Maybe one day I will have a shop space where I can even consider putting a table saw :-)
As someone who doesn’t dabble with shop projects and woodworking, I’m loving these types of videos.
“The shop is done.”
The biggest lie ever spoken in a man’s life.
done for now, give it a month or 2 and it'll have bike trails running through it lol
Enallane55 a week
It's never done
@@jackcoltrane2610 you don't have much faith in seth and his self control lol
a shop cannot be done its not possible
*Seth* “I mean, how strong does it need to be?”
Well, considering you stand on any and every horizontal surface in the shop....Must be at least “Seth Rated”.
It can probably work.
We all know this isn’t going to be the end of upgrading the shop
You know in the next few weeks there's gonna be something new
Well you don’t say it’s seths bike hacks you nugget
@@wraithy0764 actually Berm Peak Express.
@@wraithy0764 was that necessary dude
@@bigcozysnek Yes
Hey Seth it’s me. I was at the Sedona mountain bike festival on Saturday and got a picture with you and my cousin, got my hat and helmet signed, and my brother got a picture with you. I just want to say that you were the one that inspired me to start riding and I have been with you every step of the way. That means Florida, berm creek, and berm peak. You are such an inspiration to me and I love your content. Thank you for what you’ve done for me. It really means a lot to me. Thank you 🤟
Seth: *Makes a table to hold pizza
Everybody: I like that
Seth: “The floors not level here, not level there, it’s not level anywhere, this floor can make a dr. Seuss book”
Garage floors are actually pitched to drain toward the door on purpose. If you pull in and your vehicle has rain or snow on it, you want to direct that water.
Too bad dr. Sues is dead
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Got the ceiling height, I'd throw a loft up.
Hell yeah! I loved the Project Farm mention. You get entertainment but he gets information.
"The shop is done"
Seth, I already know that's a lie.
Seth: *has a completely serviceable means of making a door to his recording booth*
Also Seth: “I’mma make a break room right here”
Sounds like the channel 'lets game it out' lol
love everything from seth, i would literally watch anything this guy puts out
Dave nonya no cap 🚫 🧢
U said no cap twice
Little tip:
When your dog pees put hime outside for like 2 mins
They then associate peeing with outside and won't pee inside
That is a very good tip
I did that with my dog without even knowing and it worked, I would just tell him "No" and take him outside and eventually he just stopped peeing inside.
This does work! Though when my dog was a puppy she would pee inside during meals for attention (because someone would have to bring her outside). Not from lack of attention in general, she just got jealous :)
@@penelope563 I love it when dogs just kinda come in during meals cuz they just want attention not food it's so cute
Seth: I would rather get surgery than painting a piece of wood.
Oil the wood to seal it up instead.
@@nilz6432 Good luck. You look at MDF the wrong way and it'll start swelling
😂
Whys that¿
@@Vanabond Thought its Plywood, not MDF... should be fine
I’m a new subscribee to both SBH and BPE... I can’t get enough of either! One particular alarming visual is the amount of ‘thumbs down’ this and some of Seth’s videos get. I mean, clearly it Seth is a man who knows himself and knows what he wants. Those who disapprove will come around or stop coming around; either way, lovey! But to that end,
Annnyways, Seth, I’m a big fan! Love the humanity that’s present in these videos. The mtb family you have alongside Skills with Phil, Alexander and everyone else is both inspiring and motivating. Love you guys and the work you put out! Thanks for the TH-cam content!! It’s gold! Pure gold! Oh and lastly.. Seth you’re a proper ripper on the bike! Love your style!
Amount of times that Seth hasn’t said “if you haven’t noticed, this isn’t the original Seth’s bike hacks channel”: 0
Wrong
I love Project Farm. He puts so much effort into his videos it's insane! He is just a legend.
When you get a chance I’d like to see your review and discussion of your power tools. I noticed you started out all riobi, then 60V dewalt and now some red tools. Let’s hear what you think!
I think he over worked the Ryobi stuff it’s really just for for basic home owner work.
@@kilroywashere9343 yeah I've got some ryobi stuff and it's good for simple home use and projects. I don't abuse them enough to see the limits and the prices are good
The red stuff looks like bauer
Avoid Ryobi like the Plague. I recommend Snapon>Bosch>Makita. Ryobi=DeWalt=Milwaukee>Husky, those are trash, utter trash. I myself would go Bosch, but I inherited Makita batteries....
@@jacobshepherd3997 or craftsman
Seth: buys a huge house
Also Seth: has everything in his garage
That is due to Mrs. Bike hacks.
"The shop is done"
And other hilarious jokes you can tell yourself.
So now he can sell the house and move
I love that you added this channel. I look forward to all the new videos , and I even went back and looked at some old stuff.. what a great development curve and proof with practice and hard work you can really become exceptional. Thank you and your team
Put magnets on the side of the bench and the chop-saw stand so it latches together
Wow....cant tell u how much I'd love to come shred and chill in the shop. Looks like a dream setup. Love how functional every last detail is in the shop!!! Hellyeah!!!
When are we getting more info on Oscar
“I’d rather get surgery” I’d like to know if he still feels that way
😂😅
0:37 electRIZZZZity over here lol btw videos are awesome
Seth does sound abit tired/high in this vid lol
We all need to throw some love on the Project Farm channel. That man answers a lot of questions us builders and doers ask. It truly is a great channel. As always, good job!
Also, project farm is a great channel. Lots of fun and informative info.
project farm is a great channel !! love that guys reviews and tests
The shop is not done. The shop is never done. THE SHOP IS ALWAYS EVOLVING.
Project Farm is awesome. It has changed my "household necessity" buying practices _drastically_ in the past year.
6:56
The sound the drill makes sound exactly like the comercial
“Plop plop fizz fizz Ooh what a relief it is”
😂
That Project Farm guy is so thorough! Great channel.
9:19 where is the fork pizza cutter?🥺
More importantly where is the beer for the fridge?
RongGearRob you’re asking the right questions my good man
Now that you have a break room and a water cooler where folks can gossip. Haha. Nice shop, very clean and well organized. I really enjoy the trail build vids. They give me ideas for things I can build here. I've got 60+ acres on a mountain with woods. I started cleaning existing trails and finding new areas to make trails. It's taking forever though due to horrible weather in WV and a lack of friends that ride mtb. Someday I'll get it finished. Lol. Thanks for sharing.
Hey Seth. I know this is a no-brainer but you're such a natural in front of the camera. I can easily see you doing some Discovery Channel/HGTV type of programming.
Man that is an awesome shop. You should be proud of everything you have accomplished. Great stuff.
Oscar is the cutest thing on this planet. And that’s a fact.
True
Fuck yeah
Still gotta give drama that love bud
@@g.tormey Oscar is just so fucking cute tho
bananas stuff I’m not denying that but drama still cute
It's amazing and I enjoy everything you do for bicycle enthusiasts! That place is a temple for those of us who love to ride a bike and make our own constructions! Congratulations!
phillips head screws are designed like that so that the driver jumps out at a certain torque and the screw does not overtighten in something like metal that can be warped
Robertson is where it's at.
Phillips screws were designed way before power drivers. The power drivers just revealed their inherent flaws. Long live the Robertson!
Seth, your organization is a pleasure to watch. I now subscribe to both of your channels. Keep up the great work and living the dream! 🤙🏼
Berm peak channel was a great idea. I always find myself wanting more seth content. But if the main videos were more than once a week, they wouldnt be as special. So this is perfect
Love the Berm Peak Vibe!!! Live-Life-Loud!!!🤙🏽
If you don't make a sign that says "brake room" I, and many of us, will be sorely disappointed.
And make a clock out of a disc brake rotor!
Jason Cortenbach and have it say “it’s brake time” under the rotor clock
"I HATE Phillips head screws!" You're preaching to my soul brother! Not sure about the US, but in Canada, Robertson (square) are super common, and I rarely have an issue with the screw staying on the bit.
I've tried the Torx screws, I don't know if it the bit or the screws but they don't stay on and constantly wobble when driving them in.
I've never seen a video posted 9 seconds before I clicked it with 0 views before lol
Dakota Werner same
@@Laser95 Hunter wright wrote the comment after watching some of the video
@@etooamill9528 exactly
Very nice video. You can be proud on yourself because the shop is very beautiful and all of the lines on berm Peek are probably good to ride. Don't give up!
"some people don't find painting all that bad, I would rather get surgery or something" LOL same, I hate painting, unless it's on a canvas 5:05
I was excited since your channel. So excited that I subscribed here to see the next project. Organization is awesome!
ayyy love this chancel and where you heading allways nee a break room
Compared to your old garage this is a HUGE Step Up! Congrats man, keep on keepin' on.
"the shop is done"
seth: I have achieved "comedy" for the 22nd time.
I'm still in college for marine biology, but I can't wait till I can have a home to upgrade like this! Mountain biking has become a passion of mine and its about all I can think about anymore. This shop is inspirational!
This is like being back watching Linus growing his Tech Tips channel. I'm really excited for you Seth!
that chop saw setup on casters is a great idea! especially the fact that its the same height as the table, well thought out!
0:37 “electrizity”
Jk love the videos
Always great content, whether it be riding, building jumps or berms or workshop bits and pieces. Pure style all the way!! 🤓🚲
If you now put a bed in there, I think youre wife will never see you again. 😂😂
He needs a bathroom and then yeah
Sleep on the sofa do well
MamaSheCrazy He can just shit outside in a hidey hole
Brah! I've been watching for a while now and your building skills have come a long way, congrats. Thanks for sharing.
Who knew a small man organize and fixing his house/garage could be soo entertainig🤣🤓🏃♂️
That is just the coolest garage ever! Every mans dream
I always wonder why people dislike the video. Like what did Seth do that those people didn't like?
Maybe they just don't like watching him build stuff that isn't related to bikes
Some of us ARE as excited as you.... Great job!!!
I think you should start saying "Thanks for crafting with me today and I'll see you next time" cause you don't ride a lot on this channel
Woodworking, organization and pizza all my favorites in one video
Seth, sorry to be one of "these guys" but I have an idea for your rip fence limitations. Is it possible to clamp a straight board to the work bench perpendicular to the stairs? While it's not the fence on the saw I think it might function similarly.
Are you kidding? I love organization, woodworking and mountain biking. Now you're delivering all the content I need
the way he says electricity gives me life
THIS IS AMAZING! I have been following for years and to see you get here is beyond incredible! thats my dream shop
Try Robertson head screws, nearly impossible to round out
Found the Canadian
Came to say the same thing. *chuckles in Canadian*
They've been superseded by torx in the deck building world.
@@cup_and_cone That makes no sense to me, unless you have no access to robertson (i.e. outside of canada). They're just a shittier robertson, as torx still don't grip the screwdriver head like robertson head screws do. Built a few decks, not professional or anything, but unless you have one of them fancy belt feeders no everday handyman should go with a lesser product.
@@th3oryO Looks like you've been grossly misinformed... Torx is better for production work because it's faster (six point vs four point) and stronger (more surface area to prevent round out).
Seth i love your videos, and they are my absolute favourite to watch, i've been following your chanel since you had your bikes litterally in the closet, and I'm amazed at what you have achieved and you are definitely someone i look up to, thank you for the great content you put out.
please invest in some torx (star) bits and screws, instead of Phillips.
they never strip or jump on you
Swear this man can make content out of anything! Literally anything and make it Hella interesting!!.
T25 is next level. Strongly recommend everybody try and you’ll never use Phillips again!
This is exactly right
Robertson (Square) is way better.
Well if square is way better than T25 then I'm not gonna bother. In my experience squares really aren't a whole lot better than phillips... a little better, but not as much as I'd like
Just use the right bit size for the right Phillips size, it's no rocket science
@@handmadeisbetter phillips screws and bits slip way easier than t25 and square bits, even if you have the right size
I love Oscar, he is so cute!! Oh yeah, another great video Seth!!
Seth before moving in Berm Peak: "I'm gonna use just a part of the garage, my wife asked me to leave space for the car so I promised her to"
Seth now: THIS PLACE IS MIIIIIINE
Ikr 😂
Seth easily has the coolest mancave/garage/workshop I've ever seen. I love content like this 👍
Seth: the shoop is done for good
Eweryone else: thats a lie
I've never been happier for a stranger that somehow doesn't feel like a stranger. Congratulations!
5:10 hmmm that did not age well :D
my favourite videos to watch have been the making of the shop and all the upgrades!
Y'all americans need to try the glory of robertson screws.
eh, they can still get messed up too, Seth was right saying that a torx screw would be better
or the all mighty torx
I’m building decks since 2003. We used to love Robertson screws. Now we see that torx are the best. And even better google torx ttap little more expensive but worth it.
torx screw all the way!
I freaking love this kinda videos with builds and DIYs with your space
“I’d rather go get surgery or something” that didn’t age well
I’m working on my garage while watching this video. Love this stuff!!
Seth: "I know you guys aren't going to be as excited as I am" me: LIES
I have to agree with you on the Phillips bits. I understand that the flat head exist because it's cheap to make, but Phillips heads just suck when you compare them to torx bits. I've never had a torx bit strip on me, but flat and phillips heads strip so easily. You also might want to look into paste wax, it's a really quick wood finish that offers a decent bit of protection and looks nice but isn't entirely permanent and can be sanded off. You can also coat tools with it in between uses to protect them from rust
"we're gonna put cool stuff in the fridge"
idk if I'd classify LaCroix as "cool stuff"
Maybe it's Shasta (equally bad looking can design). LeCroix is pretty nasty stuff.
Tru it’s only cool if he refrigerates it
My thoughts exactly ahahahaha
When you have the right tools you're unstoppable
Great job man i believe the shop is finally completed
I know I know doesn't matter how much we build it's never enough👍👌
stay safe man
Who needs a break when you can have a destroy?
Dude! You're a genius!! I admire you!
Seth's "scrap": premium 2x3s and plywood. My scrap: rotting 2x4s
So happy for the guys, turned out pretty awesome !
Seth: Says in Q&A that he can’t post more than once a week
Also Seth: Posts on his main channel and this channel once a week
Yes but he has another person now to film and edit, Curtis I think.
@@bananasstuff3344 ya
it is curtis
Love these short little vids!! Great work man! Keep it up!
The dr. Seuss book about seths floor will go like this: Seths floor is uneven here and there, Seths floor is uneven everywhere!
The new puppy is adorable. I completely agree on how much painting and Phillips head screws suck.
as a carpenter it really hurts to watch you building this counter :'D
When I first read, after years of suffering with Phillips screws, that they are INTENDED to cam out to reduce the likelihood of over torquing, I knew that my hate for them was not misplaced. Torx are a joy after using Phillips.