Can you soundproof a DIY workshop for £300?
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If you're a DIY maker like me, you've probably had a few complaints about noise. Is it possible to do something about it without blowing the budget?
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Hi, I'm Pete. Northern Works is all about DIY furniture and home improvement projects that help us to consume less, and create more. I've got an ever-growing list of projects, and I'm excited to learn how to build things that I want to use, and that we'd love to see around our home.
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When I asked my neighbor if my machines bothered him, he asked me what machines I was talking about. I think I'm pretty lucky on that front.
😂
Deaf neighbours are the best neighbours. : )
Maybe you could make a "curtain" out of a wool / vinyl combo for the open end?
Great video mate. I’m planning to insulate my workshop and this has been really helpful as I’ve been struggling with making a decision on the insulation itself.
My dog Molly liked seeing Archie in the video too!
Glad it was helpful. I like the sheep’s wool - really easy to work with. I reckon I’d choose it again for sure.
Added benefit of now you can you have a massive wall. = Tool wall!
I’m trying to resist 😅
My workshop is in my carport, but it was there when we moved into the house last year. There was a horrible weed/vine that had to be cutdown and removed that was growing up the side and on top of the roof, and now its gone it is obvious how badly it has damaged the old roof. Right now in Australia it's winter and rainy season where I live, and a few days of heavy rain has shown that the roof has lots of leaks. Looks like they didn't put the roofing on properly because it isn't at enough of an angle to drain properly. Some of the roofing is that see-through stuff, which has become dirty and brittle over the years, and the rain pools up on those bits making me worry it will collapse. Guess I have a big job of reroofing to do once the rain stops!
Good luck when the time comes
The insulation installation has transformed your workspace. Fantastic job 👏🏼
Aye, it’s surprised me how different it feels
Hello Pete, how are you ? You might remember me , I like your videos and shall watch more in near future !
I certainly do! I used to enjoy our visits to your house. I hope you’re keeping well
@@northernworks Hello and good morning, not as well as I like to be , so I am enjoying your videos indeed . Keep up the god work!
As SteveStevieboy stated the angle on the gate brace is to close to horizontal to be truly effective. Needs to be attached to the vertical at the hinge! And be 45 or sharper angle. Also the wood siding (clap board) is installed upside down.. lol. Probably won’t matter much though in your setting. But hey, if it basically does the job, good going!
That plastic roof is letting out so much extraneous noise. Insulate the roof and add lots of kitchen and you'll be so much quieter. Great work though all the same!
Also, the black screen and surprise saw sound made me jump more than it should have
Nice job Pete looks wicked thought that last one you was making a wool dog bed for Archie. If you need do it bit more for not allot a no people that have used rock wool(sheep in your case ) and the egg trays that hold 30 eggs there pretty cheap to. So we can expect see new toys in next video 😀🏴👍
I like to keep you guessing, Mike
@@northernworks sure do am waiting for the big unboxing 😁😁 am here if you need owt 👍🏴
I’ve said before and I’ll say it again. We need more Archie focused content lol
Also, great video fella 👍
I am very conscious of how loud some power tools are, and I don't even own a table saw, which is possibly the loudest of them all. I don't want to annoy my neighbours! Excellent chart too, I had never heard of Sisal wool before.
Me neither until I’d done the research for this video. Looks like a good product though, if you need the extra heft over sheep’s wool
Great job, will be warmer in winter too. Have you thought about a curtain for the open end to reduce droughts and noise pollution?
I have! It’ll need to be a beast though - like a theatre curtain
Great job
Great work mate.
Cheers
👍👍👍. Thanks Pete
love it Pete !!!
Cheers Andi!
Another good video pete cheers
Cheers
Another great video Pete. I loved the chart and comparison instead of just picking one and starting straight off.
I’m lucky as I’ve got natures soundproofing - 3 deaf elderly neighbours. I do however limit which tools I use on a night and try to make no noise after 8 so I don’t bother the wider street.
I dream of deaf neighbours.
To be fair, the whole street is pretty handy so there’s always a saw going somewhere. Plus next door but one runs an afterschool child minding service that is way noisier than anything I do 😂
You can literally see daylight around your feather edge panels… not gonna do much to be honest, sound always takes the easiest path
Hiya , I read that Sisal wool can be prone to insect infestation, have you heard this?
worth checking with the manufacturer
Wahey!
Northern works let's go!! Ps nabiours opinions are over rated. Back once watched it 👍🏴😜
How much was the sheeps wool per m2
It ended up around £7 per square metre, which I thought is a total steal
@@northernworks that is really good, was it a special offer?
@tomrichardson7792 I don’t think so - Celtic Sustainables was the supplier
@@northernworks thank you :). Hope the video is doing well :).
Hi Pete, where did you get the featherboards and what size are they?
125mm, from Howarths here in Manchester
@@northernworks Cheers Pete, confusion (on my part) over the sizes. Wickes sell 11mm (which is what I was after). Local merchants sell 22mm (which I thought would be too chunky) at loads cheaper than Wickes. Took a punt and their quoted size is for the single board that's cut at an angle to make 2 tapered boards. The local stuff is perfect.
Aha, yeah it’s 22mm thick
And our local timber merchant quality is way better than what I’ve ever seen at Wickes
Sorry mate but your gate bracing is less than 45degrees so won’t be very effective.
Is that the rule for bracing?
Good to know if it is.
@@TheWebstaff it’s not a rule but as the brace starts to get past 45 degrees it becomes more and more ineffective, just physics really👍.
Ha! This is why I don’t make gates for a living
So at what point does your lean to turn into an extension..? 😂
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Pete i enjoy your content and values and indeed honesty.......but could you embrace the inevitable and get a haircut.
You won't regret it.
Peace n love ❤