For those interested, the insulation panels are made by InSoFast. They have built-in plastic studs with the ability to hold as much weight as standard wood studs.
Grew up surfing in FL. Had a board shaped on my deck. I'm an old man now and retired in Wyoming. I just enjoyed this cause its all the stuff I wanted when I was a kid. Do it for yourself. No pressure is they way. Enjoy life friend. Thanks for the video. I'll watch more.
Wow, so creative! Turning a container into a workspace like this is truly impressive. The space is compact yet fully functional, both modern and with a touch of personality. The way you’ve arranged the interior and designed the lighting is especially well done. It's a fantastic idea for anyone looking for a unique and private workspace. Congrats on a successful project!
Wow,ive never seen those insulating panels made especially for containers😮. And they have some sort of embedded stud to fix plasterboard to as well? Great idea. Nice job,my man👍
If I ever use a shipping container I now know what kind of insulation to get. Now, I'm new to the channel and very impressed. THE DUDE knew exactly where everything goes, down to the last screw. Liked and subscribed.
Quick question mate. Comparing the price of this container and all the insulation, wouldn’t have been best to get e refrigerated container? You can buy the ones with the damaged engine because in reality you just need the container itself, They have an amazing insulation already. I don’t know how much you spent here but my opinion is that it would’ve saved you the time of installing all insulation. Nonetheless, fantastic work!
Per square meter (foot) shipping containers are among the highest priced builds. They seem cheap because you get no square foot...per square foot they are stupidly expensive. ..and hideous, let's not forget how hideous and distopian these pieces of scrap look 😂😂😂
If you’re comparing to other ways to build a shaping shed, might be yes given the current price os steel plate. But if you take in account the robustness, easiness to setup and versatility this is by far the best option ( if you don’t have a garage or shed you could use). Also you can customize a container in almost every way you could think of so as to blend in your property.
First time watching you, awesome video! I see why you got those nice awards - great talent! I really enjoyed watching you build the surfboard work shop? When I was a teenager living in VA Beach, VA, I had a custom WRV surfboard 🏄♂️ I used. I will save your video to actually use some of your build methods and materials for when I build my own work shop 👍
This is great! I’m curious about why yo didn’t put the electrical in the wall? Seems like you could’ve saved money by not using conduit,and it would’ve been a bit more clean looking. But maybe you wanted access in the future for modification?
Tanner, I saw your video on Quantum Tech HD’s UA-cam channel and I posted this same thing there but I was not sure if you would see it or not. So, after going to your UA-cam channel, which I must say is awesome! I decided I would post my post here for you to see. I love your shop that you built. I love the styrofoam that you used for your insulation. I am thinking of using conex container boxes to build a small second home with shop and I had been looking at spray foam but now I will have to take a look at the styrofoam like what you used. I like how it is preform to the shape of the conex container. The only thing that I would have recommended would have been to run your electrical in the valley of the container and cover it with your styrofoam and drywall making it all inside the walls. Since you are limited on space I would think that you would like to keep the walls clean giving you as much room inside from way to wall as you can get since you are working on surfboards. Either way, you did one hell of a job. If you make any updates to your new shop I hope you post another video! Now that I have found your UA-cam channel I will have to go back and watch all the video you have on your shop. Again great job!!
@@BendheimBoards Did you see a bump in your traffic after Quantum Tech shared your video? Was it worth while? Asking because they recently asked to use one of my videos
@@NilesProductions My subscriber count is too high for me to see any large bump and I am not able to track whether any new subscribers came from it. If they are repurposing videos you don't plan to repurpose yourself then it can only help your channel in my opinion. I wouldn't expect you'll get a large boost but I also don't think it would hurt to try.
If i had to critique one aspect of this video it would be the fact that you did the ceilings last… Any drywaller (or builder for that matter) knows you should do ceiling first then walls so the sides of the ceilings are supported
It's a good time-lapse video. I'm curious about the other costs, like insurance, for a new dwelling on the property that's connected to a utility (electricity). Any zoning problems? Complaints from the neighbors? Nice to see him wearing safety gear. (Respirator) Ear plugs? Safety glasses?
Hello. Thanks for your video. Great job. How do you attach your plasterboard to the wall ? Directly in the polystyrène ? What screws do you use to attach your shelves to the plasterboard ? You dont seem to be using an expanding ankle. Thanks
Next thing you could do is put in a side draft ventilation vacuum. I bet that would really help keep the dust down and make for some really fast cleanup.
So I think you should have used the green board.... humidity will get that sheetrock right away. So please do yourself a favor and run a dehumidifier every day in there.
Nice an neat work ! How much space you get at the end ? sqr ft? sqr meters? do you have ft x ft (m x m) can you share measurements ? Cheers from Mexico !
I watched it all the way through twice. Other comments are relevant to condensation and possible future problems. HOWEVER... I have friends with a couple of containers used just for storage. I would LOVE to know who was your source for those shipping-container-specific insulation panels!
Интересно какая там будет атмосфера внутри? Железо снаружи, постоянный конденсат по-вечерам, вода будет стекать вниз все будет ржаветь и гнить по стенам поползет грибок. Он жрет все и гипсач в том числе. Вонь от пластиков интересно проникнет ли сквозь гипсач и краску? Надеюсь вентиляция решит проблему. А так красивенько и аккуратно. Зачет за труды.
Ещё интереснее куда вкручиваются все саморезы? Внешние стены целы, значит гипсокартон прикрутил к пенопласту, а полки к гипсокартону. Выглядит надёжно(
Nice job, man. I was amused by what appeared to be a gear progression. You started with wired earbuds and a Rigid drill and then upgraded to Air Pods and a Milwaukee
You’re right it will hold. We appreciate you filling up the comments section with confirmation of the facts already stated in regards to the foam having built in studs.
I used a shipping container for my business in Utah. 40 ft high cube - Insulated, ventilated, man door, internal cross-section partition, electrical outlets, switches & lights. When I sold the business, I sold that container for double what I had in it.
Very nice. It would’ve been considerate to spruce up the outside, seeing how you put it right on the property line and basically just stuck a shipping container in their front yard that only detracts from their property value and serves them no purpose. Unless they are surfers and you make them free boards, or maybe they’re horrible people. Sorry to be that guy, but shit I’d be pissed.
Lol well, at the end of the video he showed the outside and theres a short vert ramp for skateboarding on one side and a camper trailer on the other. If anything he may have raised the value :P
Если ьы у нас были земли. Если я его постаалю на авто директора Челгу будет считаться что это ее автомобиль городскую состаннностл за статичел, тк ее ведро ближе к земле, чем поц контейнер.
I dig the industrial look, but find his decision to leave the LV wires exposed. But after all that work making everything else so nice he was probably just over it
Really? I thought, “wow what a cool build!“ After I was done watching it. It looked like space was a concern so he had to go with something smaller, but also portability will help him take that anywhere. And if he wants to sell it one day, I think it will hold up higher value than, a large shed…
@@ChrisPerrin-kh1rbEXACTLY, and with the spray foam along the edges the condensation shouldn’t be a problem, although it didn’t look like he used closed cell foam, But still probably fine if he is in a dryer state.
![Surfboard Glassing [Longboard]](/img/n.gif)
For those interested, the insulation panels are made by InSoFast. They have built-in plastic studs with the ability to hold as much weight as standard wood studs.
Grew up surfing in FL. Had a board shaped on my deck. I'm an old man now and retired in Wyoming. I just enjoyed this cause its all the stuff I wanted when I was a kid. Do it for yourself. No pressure is they way. Enjoy life friend. Thanks for the video. I'll watch more.
wow,This makes shaping even more fun, very motivating... Mahalo
Wow, so creative! Turning a container into a workspace like this is truly impressive. The space is compact yet fully functional, both modern and with a touch of personality. The way you’ve arranged the interior and designed the lighting is especially well done. It's a fantastic idea for anyone looking for a unique and private workspace. Congrats on a successful project!
Wow,ive never seen those insulating panels made especially for containers😮. And they have some sort of embedded stud to fix plasterboard to as well? Great idea. Nice job,my man👍
If I ever use a shipping container I now know what kind of insulation to get. Now, I'm new to the channel and very impressed. THE DUDE knew exactly where everything goes, down to the last screw. Liked and subscribed.
Excellent work. And beautiful.
I also fabricated a garage out of a 40-foot aluminum marine shipping container when I was younger.
lot of talent, lot of money .great shaping room
Made it look easy. Nice job!
Quick question mate. Comparing the price of this container and all the insulation, wouldn’t have been best to get e refrigerated container? You can buy the ones with the damaged engine because in reality you just need the container itself, They have an amazing insulation already. I don’t know how much you spent here but my opinion is that it would’ve saved you the time of installing all insulation. Nonetheless, fantastic work!
I really didn't know those were a thing I'll have to check them out!
Per square meter (foot) shipping containers are among the highest priced builds.
They seem cheap because you get no square foot...per square foot they are stupidly expensive. ..and hideous, let's not forget how hideous and distopian these pieces of scrap look 😂😂😂
If you’re comparing to other ways to build a shaping shed, might be yes given the current price os steel plate. But if you take in account the robustness, easiness to setup and versatility this is by far the best option ( if you don’t have a garage or shed you could use). Also you can customize a container in almost every way you could think of so as to blend in your property.
@@Coen80You lack creativity if you can't see past the basic metal facade.
Refrigerated container usually have a bad smell and is so hard do remove, specially when the isolations is contaminated.
Great series recap. I loved watching along, and it looks great!
First time watching you, awesome video! I see why you got those nice awards - great talent! I really enjoyed watching you build the surfboard work shop? When I was a teenager living in VA Beach, VA, I had a custom WRV surfboard 🏄♂️ I used. I will save your video to actually use some of your build methods and materials for when I build my own work shop 👍
Nice job on the remodeling, filming and editing. What kind of work do you do for a living?
Water heating industry 🤙
this dude could literally build a whole ass city...
Amazing job brother, very inspiring, God bless you
Incredible video. Instant sub. So glad the algorithm recommended. My kid loved it.
Super! Ponoć w Europie ciężko jest kupić ten styropian dedykowany do kontenerów i trzeba kombinować, w California jest cool😎
Салам с Кыргызстана тебе , у тебя золотые руки друг . Тебе всех благ
Perfect bro! Master at your craft!
Nice attention to detail
Ah building it yourself beats buying any day
Nice stuff! Using this vid for guidance for my work/live art space.
Thanks brother!
Отлично получилось! Случайно попал на твой канал :)
Nice job
This is great! I’m curious about why yo didn’t put the electrical in the wall? Seems like you could’ve saved money by not using conduit,and it would’ve been a bit more clean looking.
But maybe you wanted access in the future for modification?
How much did the insofast cost for the full 20ft container?
Also, what's the final interior width after drywalling?
Brilliant watching the whole build well done
Smart talented man, he's a very good bad guy 😎😎😎😎
Tanner, I saw your video on Quantum Tech HD’s UA-cam channel and I posted this same thing there but I was not sure if you would see it or not. So, after going to your UA-cam channel, which I must say is awesome! I decided I would post my post here for you to see. I love your shop that you built. I love the styrofoam that you used for your insulation. I am thinking of using conex container boxes to build a small second home with shop and I had been looking at spray foam but now I will have to take a look at the styrofoam like what you used. I like how it is preform to the shape of the conex container. The only thing that I would have recommended would have been to run your electrical in the valley of the container and cover it with your styrofoam and drywall making it all inside the walls. Since you are limited on space I would think that you would like to keep the walls clean giving you as much room inside from way to wall as you can get since you are working on surfboards. Either way, you did one hell of a job. If you make any updates to your new shop I hope you post another video! Now that I have found your UA-cam channel I will have to go back and watch all the video you have on your shop. Again great job!!
Thanks man, appreciate the feedback and good luck with your project!
Thanks man, appreciate the feedback and good luck with your project!
@@BendheimBoards Did you see a bump in your traffic after Quantum Tech shared your video? Was it worth while? Asking because they recently asked to use one of my videos
@@NilesProductions My subscriber count is too high for me to see any large bump and I am not able to track whether any new subscribers came from it. If they are repurposing videos you don't plan to repurpose yourself then it can only help your channel in my opinion. I wouldn't expect you'll get a large boost but I also don't think it would hurt to try.
If it we me... I'd add a gigantic skylight for natural light. Otherwise awesome 😎😎😎
This is awesome! Can we find the detailed plans / dimensions / equipments installed of the final build somewhere?
Looks great. Are you drilling into foam insulation to support your shelves? I might have gone with free standing shelving.
Que capricho e cuidado em todos os detalhes, parabéns pelo excelente trabalho 👍🏻👏
Brilliant job Tanner I can only hope to have such a great shaping bay one day! Have you got some more shaping/glassing videos on the way??
More will come, just need to find some time!
I didn’t know there was shipping container insulation. Cool 😎
Whoa! You did all that in under 20 minutes?
Really nice build!
Amazing work
Suerte. Que hagas muchas tablas de surf en tu nuevo cuarto. Disfrutalo.
If i had to critique one aspect of this video it would be the fact that you did the ceilings last… Any drywaller (or builder for that matter) knows you should do ceiling first then walls so the sides of the ceilings are supported
Good point.
This Is exceptional work. Where can I learn how to do carperty work and powerhand tools like that
Great job but you go to all that effort to run steel conduit then you leave exposed cable hanging out from light fittings..?
It's a good time-lapse video. I'm curious about the other costs, like insurance, for a new dwelling on the property that's connected to a utility (electricity).
Any zoning problems? Complaints from the neighbors?
Nice to see him wearing safety gear. (Respirator) Ear plugs? Safety glasses?
Very impressive build. NGL you could turn remodelling those containers into a second business like personal gyms or workshops
Awesome!❤
Do you turn off the AC when you are sanding? The filters on those things are not really filters so you have to be careful.
Hello. Thanks for your video. Great job.
How do you attach your plasterboard to the wall ? Directly in the polystyrène ?
What screws do you use to attach your shelves to the plasterboard ? You dont seem to be using an expanding ankle.
Thanks
The foam panels have plastic studs built into them
If you dont mind sharing-what was the total cost? I envy your ability to do so much of this alone!
Nice job!
Next thing you could do is put in a side draft ventilation vacuum. I bet that would really help keep the dust down and make for some really fast cleanup.
دست خوش قیقخیلی عالی درست کردی
you used DC converter and separate wire for all lights?
Hi, those insinuating panels are kind of styrofoam, right? How did you screw it all onto such thing?
Tremendo trabajo 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
非常棒！值得我们学习！👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
So I think you should have used the green board.... humidity will get that sheetrock right away. So please do yourself a favor and run a dehumidifier every day in there.
We all know that mate: with money you can do whatever you want!
perfect, bro!
Impressive
You made it like board, very precise craftmanship 😅 You gonna glass in it or build an other glassing bay?
Nice an neat work ! How much space you get at the end ? sqr ft? sqr meters? do you have ft x ft (m x m) can you share measurements ? Cheers from Mexico !
Legaaaaaaaau😊brooooo😂
The video would have been much better without music. Make it ASMR.
Great work my friend I enjoyed it🔥
How did you learn all of these? Awesome job
Hello ..What about Undesneath container isolation ?
I watched it all the way through twice. Other comments are relevant to condensation and possible future problems.
HOWEVER... I have friends with a couple of containers used just for storage.
I would LOVE to know who was your source for those shipping-container-specific insulation panels!
Insulation panels are from insofast
@@BendheimBoards Thank you!
Интересно какая там будет атмосфера внутри?
Железо снаружи, постоянный конденсат по-вечерам, вода будет стекать вниз все будет ржаветь и гнить по стенам поползет грибок. Он жрет все и гипсач в том числе.
Вонь от пластиков интересно проникнет ли сквозь гипсач и краску?
Надеюсь вентиляция решит проблему.
А так красивенько и аккуратно. Зачет за труды.
Ещё интереснее куда вкручиваются все саморезы?
Внешние стены целы, значит гипсокартон прикрутил к пенопласту, а полки к гипсокартону.
Выглядит надёжно(
Тут бы клей-пену использовать для всех листовых материалов
Хорошая работа!
Excelente!
Where can I buy that insulation?
Great work! I must say you putting the wiring on top of the plaster instead of hidden by it kinda triggered me tho 😅
Cool.
Found this after seeing a translated 6+ min cut on Kuaishou
Nice
Nice job, man. I was amused by what appeared to be a gear progression. You started with wired earbuds and a Rigid drill and then upgraded to Air Pods and a Milwaukee
Air flow? Heat/cooling?
7:32, ah, there it is…
12:00 electrical
14:00 cooling
Sheetrock ceiling then walls.
Dry wall and wood screwed into foam that will hold
@chadcampbell. I'd never seen these insulating panels before but it looks like they've a sort of built in stud .
You’re right it will hold. We appreciate you filling up the comments section with confirmation of the facts already stated in regards to the foam having built in studs.
Some kind of power frame inside is still needed. Attaching shelves to polystyrene foam and drywall is not reliable😂
Bro, the idea behind building with containers is to recycle, right?
Es un costoso pararrayos..😂🎉
Why didn't you install windows?
Because he chose not to
🤩
This must be California or Arizona the only places people just put a shipping container in their back yard and begin running a business out of it 😂😂
Ah yes, out of the 50 states, only 2 states have people who use shipping containers for other purposes. 😂🤦🏼♀️ So stupid.
So stupid.
@@montialarson where are they located?
I used a shipping container for my business in Utah.
40 ft high cube - Insulated, ventilated, man door, internal cross-section partition, electrical outlets, switches & lights. When I sold the business, I sold that container for double what I had in it.
People are doing it here in NY as well, just not storefront unless for a temp art gallery or something. Super useful for a lot of things.
Arizona 😂😂😂😂
Very nice. It would’ve been considerate to spruce up the outside, seeing how you put it right on the property line and basically just stuck a shipping container in their front yard that only detracts from their property value and serves them no purpose. Unless they are surfers and you make them free boards, or maybe they’re horrible people. Sorry to be that guy, but shit I’d be pissed.
Lol well, at the end of the video he showed the outside and theres a short vert ramp for skateboarding on one side and a camper trailer on the other. If anything he may have raised the value :P
Building a shed the same size from lumber would be half the price and less work.
now I know how to fix drywall to the ceiling when you're alone
Saya rasa tanpa musik lebih bagus
Michele molteni 3.0
All I want to do is surf Bro.
Если ьы у нас были земли. Если я его постаалю на авто директора Челгу будет считаться что это ее автомобиль городскую состаннностл за статичел, тк ее ведро ближе к земле, чем поц контейнер.
The level of overengineering going on here for a shipping container is crazy 😂
You can buy Boeing 747 with the damaged engine and make the shed.
Me da claustrofobia 😮😅
If there is something that Americans are not good at, it is in construction, and particularly in electricity.
Would hide the electric installation in the insulation.
I dig the industrial look, but find his decision to leave the LV wires exposed. But after all that work making everything else so nice he was probably just over it
That's cool, but who wants to look at a shipping container in your yard.
What a waste of time and money. You could build something bigger, for less that wonr have comdensation problems.
Really? I thought, “wow what a cool build!“ After I was done watching it. It looked like space was a concern so he had to go with something smaller, but also portability will help him take that anywhere. And if he wants to sell it one day, I think it will hold up higher value than, a large shed…
@@ChrisPerrin-kh1rbEXACTLY, and with the spray foam along the edges the condensation shouldn’t be a problem, although it didn’t look like he used closed cell foam, But still probably fine if he is in a dryer state.
You are a very talented White masculine male, great job! I’m very impressed that your Man skills👌🏼