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next job is to get rid that HW tank for an on-demand. I put in an all electric Stieble Electron Pro to replace the 2 yr old 40gall I inherited & my gas bill dropped from $120/mo to $16/mo.

You are right, thanks for the correction. I guess a better way to say it is the unit comes pre charged rather than it comes with precharged lines. Thanks for watching!

hmm, if it did I missed them. Do you think my fix worked tho?

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Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. That must be very nice to have the separate area for your dust collector, must reduct the noise a ton! I love shop videos as well, good luck with your upcoming projects!

I always install the t track after. This way you can be sure you are getting it perfectly flush

Hey thanks so much. no plans, but its based of a lincolnstreet woodworks youtube video. Go check it out, he walks you through the whole build.

I didn't know they came in different sizes before the color coded ones!

So incredibly kind of you to take the time to comment and give me a virtual pat on the back. Its much appreciated!

Its a HVLP Sprayer, I linked it in the description

Thanks

Thank you sop much for taking the rime to watch it and leaving a comment! Much appreciated.

yes it sticks off the wall by about a 1/4" which is barely noticeable in my opinion. But if that look bothers you, then a keyhole routed into the frame is probably the best option, but its not as easy as this tho ha

Ive never done framing, so not something I have looked for. I just checked these and saw marks at 12, 16, 24, and 32. Thanks for sharing

You mean you weren't taught the imperial system your entire life. Not sure that makes us all dumb, but thanks for watching the video.

@@builtbybricker I mean that 90% of the world isn’t dumb like you.

Everyone will have their favorite. I think the most important rule of thumb is to use the same tape measure(s) all the time. This way if they are off they will all be off together

Very Smart! Ready for anything

yesssss love to hear it!

so glad it helped you!!

haha love this!!!

I guess on something cheap like this surge protector it could have non symmetrical holes, but seems unlikely Usually I am the one creating the keyhole for hanging things like picture frames

I linked them in the description, they are called double headed bear claw.

They are great for any kind of keyhole style hanger! I linked them in the video description

@@builtbybricker that's amazing haha thank you

@@zander3115 You got it !👊

This makes sense! Glue is water based so it would clean up nice. I will give it a try

Not sure what "stefted" means, but this is helpful for anyone who doesn't know what exactly every screw thread is by looking at it.

yup the guy that made the original comment is a loser ​@@builtbybricker

Thank you! I have a few of those stop blocks! I also showed off my sons apron and included a picture of us in our matching aprons. Love your products!

Much appreciate you taking the time to check it out Jake!

Thanks for checking it out! This one has definitely given my the itch to match more!

Not sure what this means?

Hey! Thanks for watching. I used regular 4" door hinges from the big box store. Lincoln Street Woodworks has a great video on this build

I appreciate you checking it out and for the kind words!🤜

Too good to waste!

In my experience there is always going to be waste. I will use the corners I cut off for bottle openers and I could have avoided that with a round mold. Besides that, planing off the small excess on top is a necessary part of the job.

I like Jet, but they missed the mark on that dust separator! It doesn't separate anything because it gets clogged before it can! Thanks for checking out the video!

Nothing I love more than organization! I think you just gave me my weekend watches! Thanks

Thanks, I love those doing those types of projects! They are fun and functional. Hope to have work on some videos in the future making things like this for the shop.

That means a lot! Thanks for taking the time to check out the video and leave that nice comment!

Thanks Matt! I never met a scrap I didn't like!

@@builtbybricker Absolutely, and same here!

Hey thanks! That sign is one of my favorite projects for sure! Its all hardwood (White Oak, Walnut, Padauk, and Curly Maple) except for the text as a I didn't have my CNC when I made it.

Thanks for watching and I appreciate that!

Hey thanks for your kind words and feedback. I try to keep the tools I use most frequently on the wall and easily accessible, I still have more to add to the wall as its an always evolving project. Good eye on the pipe on my workbench. Thats part of a project I'm still working on but its for my camera. Its called a Woby Jig from Wobydesigns on youtube. I plan to have a few different pipes in the shop for the camera jig to slide onto. It will allow for quicker camera setup times in between shots as well as some better angles.

Hey thanks for the kind words and your feedback. I will check out that tip on the drill press! My friend Joey Gonzales made me the sand paper holder, shoot him an email at steelbladewoodworks at yahoo (dot) com or look him up on Instagram - joey.steelblade and send him a message. The Festool sander wall holder was off Etsy, I don't know how to send a link but search for " Festool Rotex /ETS/ETS EC 125mm Sander Mount/Holder" or message me on Instagram and I will send you a link!

Thanks for the kind words! During a project, its impossible to keep a small shop clean, theres just not enough room.

Greatly appreciate the kind words my friend!

The shipping is what gets me! Wood is heavy! ha

I appreciate you checking it out!

Thats a great idea! I used to have it mounted to the dust shroud, the magnetic door with the holes, but the mounts broke off and I just never fixed it. Thanks for the reminder and the push to get back at it! Thanks for watching!

Thanks! I was so careful not to say "hot water heater" in the video, people get big mad about that!

@@builtbybricker People mad too easily and about too many things. 😞

@@allan5721 isn't that the TRUTH!

I appreciate you checking it out!

Hey Tony! Love the french cleat system and hope to do a video on mine and some holders soon. This was a great observation / question and I'm going to pin this in case anyone else has same question as I never addressed it in the video. The reason I used plywood over the drywall is because I have metal studs on the interior walls of my home. Im not sure about your area, but in mine, thats very uncommon for a home thats 40 years old. I bought these special metal stud anchors from Canada and put like 12 of them in and mounted the plywood to that. This way all my cleats are just attached into the plywood which is distributing the weight over the 4 x 8 sheet. I used 2 sheets of 1/2" plywood by the way for the wall and 3/4" for the cleats.

@@builtbybricker Awesome. I have wooden studs on mine but they are 24" apart. I'm still trying to decide if I want to just put the cleats on the drywall or add a sheet first. Thank you for the response.

@@Tony_Sheldon I think you'll find most people do as Bryan did, plywood over the drywall (or straight on studs in unfinished garages). French cleats have some sharp edges and are likely to dig into and scrape drywall as they are moved in / out and from side to side.

@@allan5721 That's what I was worried about. I think I'll add 1/2 plywood over the drywall as well. Thanks.

Wow thank you for your watch, sub, and kind words! This shop is really my happy place and I've learned so much from watching other shop tours that I wanted to contribute and share mine! Although I was very self conscious throughout filming and editing this, I really wanted to push myself. Thanks for recognizing that it wasn't the easiest thing to go! I will check out the oneida separator, I have the Rockler ones that work well on my dust extractor and in the workbench I may take one of those, the Jet one clogs literally every time I use it. Great call on the insulation board and I know it will make a big difference! Im on it! I just subscribed to the 3D handyman, appreciate the suggestion, this seems like something I could definitely benefit from. Have a good day!