Well Andy were do l start first 👏👏 it’s looking good very good l was thinking about your walls with the 6mm plywood and how you would hang things on yes you can use the studding but when you said French cleats 😃👍 outstanding great job all round keep up the good work and thanks for putting Big Ben on your video you can’t see much of her now as they is big renovations going on l will be watching your videos stay safe 👍👋
Nice to see an old building get new life put into it. I hope you recycled as much wood as you could. Just some power washing, a run through the planer and you have new wood. Especially with lumber prices so high!
Amazing shop tour. Thank you for sharing it. The building itself is fantastic. 8x8 sized frame pieces are always so impressive. You’re voice and narration are great too. Seems open or practiced without having the timid or inexperienced nervousness. I’m a big fan of the 6x3 workbench or anything smaller than full size 4x8 anyway. If I really need a 4x8 I just move a rolling cart over but I can still put a 4x8 sheet and cut it with the track saw. It’s a sort of Goldilocks size situation.
Your conversion looks great, you have done a fantastic job. I really like some of the tools you now have space for and the SnapMaker is ver interesting. Thanks for taking the time to share the details
cool, I like the hanging tools on the walls one quick look WHERE is that tool at where is my son at with my tool, was not your son it was me your dear wife, OH okay give it here I'll put it back my love, you saved our son life, air-compressor to in the pump room with lead air-pipes into the shop, go to a good Pawnshop and find some good duals on tabletop big power equipment, have one just down the street they all kinds of things in there for working with wood, and some looks new too
Im a metal worker myself, but plan to do the same with the barn on my property. Great job. Lots of hard work put in. I also feel your pain on material prices 🤣
@@LogHouseFarm i will send you some pictures on Instagram. Im gonna start cleaning it out tomorrow. Alot of the stuff was left by the previous owner who was an electrician and left me plenty of stuff to wire with minus the actual wire
It would be very cool to see someone else do a similar barn reno... loghousefarms@gmail.com send all you want and let me know if you have any questions... I'll help if I can.
How's she goin'? First off, congrats on getting to 1K. That's awesome!!! And secondly, congrats on all your hard work to bring the horse barn from what it was to what you have now. A very nice shop and pottery room and lots of possibilities for future developments!!! A shop is very nice to have and you made yourself a very nice one!!! Take care!!
Keith from Rag'N'Bone Brown sent me over... Fun blitzing through the shop build videos. Are you in BC? The barn sure does look nicer now. Are you still planning to knock out the support posts and put in some beams? I would think that would be huge challenge. I am kind of puzzled that you did not insulate/renovate the pantry area? I would think that would be desired.
Thanks for checking out the channel, what a great thing Keith did for me! I am in BC - I do plan to deal with those posts eventually, Ideally, I would like them all gone but that is a really big job. To save money at the time, the pantry was not insulated, but it may get done fairly soon - My wife has her kiln in there now and it would be nice to have that enclosed and insulated.
I'm curious, you used a mini excavator and I've been thinking of digging out my barn dirt floor and was thinking about a bobcat. To me the bobcat would scoop more dirt and do so evenly. Did you consider a bobcat and what are your thoughts on what you settled on and what you might do next time. Thanks and congrats on your project!
I don't think I had enough space for a Bobcat, the excavator was smaller and more maneuverable in the tight spaces. I think the Bobcat might do a better job of it if you have the space.
@@LogHouseFarm Thanks so much for your reply & feedback. I do realize I need to take out the half walls between stalls to really make that work but I am also clear that will allow the pouring of the floor to be best leveled.
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Congratulations on reaching (almost) 1000 subs!
Thanks!
The funny thing is, I goofed with the schedule d release for this and it is out a day early 😁
@@LogHouseFarm I could release a 1000 subs video too but I'm too far away 😂
@@ScottWalshWoodworking It's all about the thumbnails now. That's what they tell us.
@@Wordsnwood queue the reaction expressions!
@@ScottWalshWoodworking I have too much self respect .... generally hate those thumbnails! 😆
994 so close to 1k!!!
Congratulations nice work!
Thank you!
Love the shop. This is my second time watching your videos. Pure awesomness
I also have built a shop/mancave out of my garage. I am on Instagram way way more.
LUCKY GUY! Well done on 1K subs
Thank you!
LOVE the time lapse. I imagine you spent as much time doing the time lapse as you did the renovation.
Pretty close, the time lapse was a lot of editing, but worth it. Thanks for watching.
There has been a lot of work put into that barn, great job!
Congrats on 1k!
Thank you, and thanks for coming along for the ride!
Nice going! Keep it up!
Thank you!
Congratulations! Your hard work is paying off. Continued success with your channel.
Thank you!
Hello from Denmark, Rag 'n' Bone Brown sent me.. Only watched this video so far, and i like it.. /sub :) Its for sure a nice shop you have
Thank you so much for stopping in - it was so very kind of Keith to mention my channel, what a great guy!
This was great! What a difference from where it started.
Thank you, I am happy with how it turned out.
Well Andy were do l start first 👏👏 it’s looking good very good l was thinking about your walls with the 6mm plywood and how you would hang things on yes you can use the studding but when you said French cleats 😃👍 outstanding great job all round keep up the good work and thanks for putting Big Ben on your video you can’t see much of her now as they is big renovations going on l will be watching your videos stay safe 👍👋
Nice to see an old building get new life put into it. I hope you recycled as much wood as you could. Just some power washing, a run through the planer and you have new wood. Especially with lumber prices so high!
I saved almost every bit of wood from the barn, some was just too damaged, but I have all the rest and I have used it in a few projects already.
Amazing shop tour. Thank you for sharing it. The building itself is fantastic. 8x8 sized frame pieces are always so impressive. You’re voice and narration are great too. Seems open or practiced without having the timid or inexperienced nervousness.
I’m a big fan of the 6x3 workbench or anything smaller than full size 4x8 anyway. If I really need a 4x8 I just move a rolling cart over but I can still put a 4x8 sheet and cut it with the track saw. It’s a sort of Goldilocks size situation.
Thanks very much, glad you like the tour.
Your conversion looks great, you have done a fantastic job. I really like some of the tools you now have space for and the SnapMaker is ver interesting. Thanks for taking the time to share the details
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!
cool, I like the hanging tools on the walls one quick look WHERE is that tool at where is my son at with my tool, was not your son it was me your dear wife, OH okay give it here I'll put it back my love, you saved our son life, air-compressor to in the pump room with lead air-pipes into the shop, go to a good Pawnshop and find some good duals on tabletop big power equipment, have one just down the street they all kinds of things in there for working with wood, and some looks new too
Im a metal worker myself, but plan to do the same with the barn on my property. Great job. Lots of hard work put in. I also feel your pain on material prices 🤣
Prices are almost back to normal, I would love to see what you are working with.
@@LogHouseFarm i will send you some pictures on Instagram. Im gonna start cleaning it out tomorrow. Alot of the stuff was left by the previous owner who was an electrician and left me plenty of stuff to wire with minus the actual wire
It would be very cool to see someone else do a similar barn reno... loghousefarms@gmail.com send all you want and let me know if you have any questions... I'll help if I can.
@@LogHouseFarm sent it on Instagram after i found your link in the description 👍😎
1000 subs achieved! Congrats. Shop looks great and it seems like you have lots of ideas for future projects. Looking forward to them.
Thanks for watching!
How's she goin'? First off, congrats on getting to 1K. That's awesome!!! And secondly, congrats on all your hard work to bring the horse barn from what it was to what you have now. A very nice shop and pottery room and lots of possibilities for future developments!!! A shop is very nice to have and you made yourself a very nice one!!! Take care!!
Thanks so much for all your support, your comments on my videos help to keep me motivated!!
Great shop, can you please link the wheels you showed on your work table?
These have been great for my bench.
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Thanks for watching!
Great video, new sub from me.
Keith from Rag'N'Bone Brown sent me over... Fun blitzing through the shop build videos. Are you in BC? The barn sure does look nicer now. Are you still planning to knock out the support posts and put in some beams? I would think that would be huge challenge. I am kind of puzzled that you did not insulate/renovate the pantry area? I would think that would be desired.
Thanks for checking out the channel, what a great thing Keith did for me!
I am in BC - I do plan to deal with those posts eventually, Ideally, I would like them all gone but that is a really big job.
To save money at the time, the pantry was not insulated, but it may get done fairly soon - My wife has her kiln in there now and it would be nice to have that enclosed and insulated.
very cool channel just found you new sub
I'm so glad you found us, thanks for subscribing!
The barn used in your channel banner looks to be very similar to our barn!
@@LogHouseFarm that is our barn
Do you know what year it was built?
@@LogHouseFarm it was here when we gotthe farm
I'm curious, you used a mini excavator and I've been thinking of digging out my barn dirt floor and was thinking about a bobcat.
To me the bobcat would scoop more dirt and do so evenly. Did you consider a bobcat and what are your thoughts on what you settled on and what you might do next time. Thanks and congrats on your project!
I don't think I had enough space for a Bobcat, the excavator was smaller and more maneuverable in the tight spaces. I think the Bobcat might do a better job of it if you have the space.
@@LogHouseFarm Thanks so much for your reply & feedback.
I do realize I need to take out the half walls between stalls to really make that work but I am also clear that will allow the pouring of the floor to be best leveled.
Bro, you need a bigger shop with all that stuff you got. Or do a kaizen and get rid of stuff that you don't use or use rarely .
A bigger shop sounds good to me, but the barn is limited so I will make do with what I have.
What type of paneling did you use ? Tia
It is called Bintangor, just about the cheapest paneling I could find.
@@LogHouseFarm it looks like luan , where did you get it and how much$ .tia ps nice job on the barn, I'm also finishing a barn.
@@4bennybear the product may have different names in different regions, but I got mine at a local plywood store and it was about $16 per sheet.
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