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@@SweetZRag It’s a good thing I don’t live in NJ then. That loft has been in place for 4 years now with not one single inkling of an issue. And it wasn’t a problem either when we had the property inspected before selling last year. ✌️

Also curious

I think it was about 4-5 sheets. It was so long ago and I’ve since moved. But I think that was about the amount I used.

I feel like they were 8’ walls. I can’t remember now. I’ve since moved so I no longer have the shop.

Thanks much!

I don’t remember the exact size, but I used a pretty large self tapping screw to go through the wood into the steel beam. I did need to pre-drill a little bit just to help the self tapers since the steel was so thick.

I’m doing this in a week or two and I’m putting 6x6 posts at all four corners plus one in the center of each long run. (10’x28’ - similar to your dimensions) I don’t trust screws through that thin-wall tube to hold the weight. I know there’s potential to overload it so I’d rather transfer the load to the ground. If you’ve ever stripped a self-tapping screw in that tube steel, you know it doesn’t take much. The cost of a few extra posts, anchors, and header brackets is worth it. You don’t need those expensive post anchors either since it’s interior. The simple angle brackets for posts will be fine.

@@nopainnogain125 Those are all great things to do. Having that loft will open up so much extra space in your shop for sure! Best of luck.

Thank you!

​@@TheTinkirWorkshopthat's not how it works. Those metal structure tubes now became load bearing for part of the loft and anything you store on it. They are only designed to support the weight of the building itself.

@@nicklashway6636 Thanks much for you comment. 👍🏽

​@@nicklashway6636I'm going to use posts to hold the weight not the tubing

Why not

Our computer has Dante Virtual Soundcard installed which allows us to connect into that network. Then Logic just sees it as a set of inputs or outputs. We haven’t had any latency/sync issues due to Dante, but we have at times with different plugins. Hope that all helps.

​​@@TheTinkirWorkshop I see that in the audio midi setup what are you as the external headphone? Is that another hardware?

@@SoundRyteMobileDJs The headphone out goes to a headphone amp that feeds our monitors and headphones depending on whichever we want to use. The main stream feed leaves Logic over Dante, but there’s a separate copy of that feed going out that headphone jack for live monitoring.

I ended up using some self tapping screws to go into the metal frame. I can’t remember the size, but probably something around 3.5” - 4” in length.

Yeah, that would help for sure. But I’m usually only putting cut offs up there. Not really storing full sheet goods.

How far in did you countersink cause I've been doing my head in trying to figure out, what size he used cause the 2-7/8" wouldn't work. It's just enough to not pierce the wood. Which screws to use that would tap thru AND be long enough, was it the same headlocks he had with a countersink or the tek screws you mentioned?

I’m so glad this was helpful for you! I was the same way searching endlessly for a way to do this. Happy mixing!

I’m glad the video has been helpful. I’ve added a link to the Logic template in the video description.

How so?

Just send me a good email address.

@@TheTinkirWorkshop For some reason, I've tried replying with my email address but seems like UA-cam deletes it. Do you have a site I could download the file from?

@@jonaholayinka5003 It’s not on a website anywhere. This is the actual working session that I use on a weekly basis. See if you can send me an email to kris at watersedgechurch dot net.

@@TheTinkirWorkshop Thanks. I just sent the email to you. Really appreciated.

@@TheTinkirWorkshop should i set my daw at bitrate at 256 kbps for live streaming

@@sfcnetworkministries Fantastic! Glad to help. What ended up being the fix? Was it in restream?

you would not believe it, but I had to go to the restream setting. When I schedule an event in restream I will enter "enter studio" and then select the setting icon that would take me to the video and AUDIO. when I selected audio select advance settings: in that section, you would see : Echo cancellation (TURN OFF) Noise suppression (TURN OFF) Stereo audio input (OPTIONAL) High-resolution audio (TURN ON) Auto gain control (TURN OFF) ........................................................ High-resolution audio (TURN ON) - that would convert the audio from the DAW to 256kbps for youtube and Facebook to receive (BOOM, mind blow). I did also go to a logic pro and the audio section to change my 44.1 KHPS to 48 KHPS and the audio brighten the sound even better. I also went back into the Behringer X32 and change the audio to 48 KHPS (I had it on 44.1 khps before). Im soooooooooooo happy that I got this fixed. it was a full two years of pain and no one had a solution for me. thank you big time bro.

@@TheTinkirWorkshop I was thinking to do a step-by-step on how to get it done because I know a lot of persons are having this issue.

@@TheTinkirWorkshop what did you use to connect the header to the metal tubes/post?

@@kosk9291 he said a lag screw, but from what I’ve ready you shouldn’t use lag screws on these metal tubes. I’m trying to figure this out myself

Thanks so much!

Hey, I’m not quite sure I understand what you’re needing. Are you looking for stamps that are individual letters so you can customize words on your own or are you curious if a stamp with wording on it would translate well for gold foil stamping? I’m currently using Vectric V-Carve Pro to design and cut my brass brands and stamps. I don’t have any gold foil or leather to even try and create a video for you. If you’d like to send something, I’d be happy to try it out.

which tool/machine is this? what is skills required to operate it.

@@TheTinkirWorkshop Thanks for your reply. Yes, what I mean is how do you separate individual letters after engraving so you can customise your own words. for example, if you engrave A-Z, how would you sperate them individually so each letter can be put next to another letter to make up a word - for personalization for example

Thanks. It definitely made the bulls go faster and easier.

We have the same building and also keep tripping over the threshold of the doorway. Any suggestion from anyone other than a wooden ramp of sorts?

Cut it out and replace with a framed door.

I got them off Amazon. It was just like a 10 pack of led bar lights. They shine 360°.

Thank you!