Shop Tour and Channel Announcement
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2022
- I'm finally showing you my entire shop right before I share some big news. I'm about to move to a bigger place...MUCH bigger!
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Good Luck with the new shop Stuart. Have no fear, in time you will over fill that one too !
Exactly the way you want it! That’s the best kind of shop! Congratulations!
It is nice to see someone who suffers from flat-surfacitis, almost as bad as me! ;) Congratulations Stuart.
A shop is an essential part of a man's life. I have started 6 different shops in my lifetime and have never finished any of them. Always moved on chasing a better life. One of the places I lived and worked on getting a nice shop is still not finished.. I lived there 3 different times and still didn't get it totally finished. I still own the property after 50 years and doubt if it will ever get finished. I even built a crane that went from one end to the other and from one side to the other. Was nice but never got the siding fully finished on it before I left the last time. Keep saying someday and I keep hoping that day will come before I get to old to enjoy it.....
Excellent news.Good luck with the move.Thank you.
Thanks so much for finally doing this! And for revealing a messy shop doesn't mean you're not getting stuff done
Congrats!
I hope you can do an episode devoted to the couch. Need to know more…
I will do what I can.
Stuart, so very happy for you. I definitely empathize with you on the space constraint. Congrats on the new place. Look forward to seeing how that progresses and ultimately hearing if all the extra space really is as liberating as it would seem for all of us working in cramped quarters. Cheers
Awesome! I have room to build. just need the justification.
Congratulations, very happy for you! All the best from Panama.
Great news. You won't have trouble filling the complete space in no time, and you will! Hope to see you make progress on your Hendey 12x30 gear head. I really enjoy your videos. thanks
Wow.. congratulations you made it… You’re gonna have one hell of a nice shop…😎
Congratulations man 👍👍👍more space is awesome lol I'm literally always working on maximizing every square inch of shop space
SWEEEEEET...... I am so happy for you. I only wish I didn't live all the way across the country from you. I would love to give you a hand in the move as a small token of my appreciation for the knowledge and humor you share.
35' of misery and sometimes Mahler! Enjoyed watching.
Congratulations on the new location. It looks like you have your work cut out for you. At least your wife has a sweet couch to relax on as she supervises your progress.
I have about the same amount of stuff only in a two car garage, And I usually try to hold the shop vac right there on the part when I milling or cutting on the Lathe in order to keep the chips down to a minimum by sucking them up while I’m working..
awesome news! congratulations on your new shop! I am in reverse mode, Just had to move OUT of my big shop I was renting for over 25 years, and have much of my equipment in half of a garage.... and tucked in every nook and cranny i could find!
Congratulations. Can't wait till the new shop show..
Welcome to the ''New Shop Club '' if you think you are busy now , Lol You Will Be !!! 👍
Aww man, you're making me nervous!
@@StuartdeHaro It's a bloody long road !
Congratulations! I hope the move goes as smoothly as possible!
I have a similar problem! I hope you enjoy your new shop build. Take your time and get it just as you want it! I will be watching with interest 👍
Nice! Congratulations!
Wow 👏 congrats
Wow good for you. It will be a lot of work but you will be much happier in that new shop and I'm sure we will be learning a lot from the move. Please be careful and don't get hurt.
Congrats on the new place. More room means more machines. LOL!
You got that right!
Good luck with the move. But, you know what they say about more space!
That's great new, Stuart. A brand new play ground. Woow!!!
Congratulations, that is great news! having a cluttered packed work room can really stress you out.
You are going to feel so free and more relaxed in your new space.
Congrats.. its gonna be fun to watch the process.
Good for you !
Congrats on the new digs 👍
Congratulations Stuart on your achievement! Good luck on the move. Look forward to your upcoming videos.
Awesome Stuart! Good for you guys!
Congrats!
Congratulations to you and your wife! 👏
Seems quite a few UA-cam machinists are moving to bigger digs.
Tom at Ox Tools, Adam Booth, Quinn... You're in good company.
Wishing you both all the best as you take this big step into the future!
Exactly the message I wanted to post ;)
How u doing?! you did amazing rrecording. see you on my side.Stuart! 😍
awesome , congratulations. cant waite to see it when its all set up. i rebuilt a carroll jamieson lathe it has a 12 ' bed . in my shop and i have plenty of room and it was a pain. it seems like a warehouse would not have enough room
Congrats on the final closing!!! And thanks for finally getting to see what you’re talking about, that’s a hell of an awesome shop.
Be safe, DJ aka Foxberg
Congratulations,
Very good!
Looking forward to the new shop. You need it!
I thought my 20x20 was tight.
Heck man, you've got a whole extra 112 square feet!
Congrats on the move to the new spot!
Super News. Looking forward to seeing the new shop evolve. When moving day comes you will find out who your friends really are! LOL. Someone once said a friend will help you move but a real friend will help you move the body.
My brother had that last bit on a bumper sticker. Classic! I've got a friend that helped me move my lathe into and out of my original basement shop. He has already given me an emphatic preemptive "FUCK NO" to helping me move.
In my case it’s Jesse « the human crane »
nice looking shed!
Congrats
Congrats man, more room means more machinery....
Yes. Yes it does.
Best wishes to you and a speedy move I’ll be following be sure to give us updates!
Right on bro!
Congratulations on the new shop! That's super exciting. I know it's tempting to start laying it out, but I have to tell you, taking the time to build a simple DIY bridge crane, mine is round bar with an I-beam riding on the skates. Yeah it's a hassle and it's pricey up front, but doing so, I can almost promise that just the act of moving your tools in, and your ease in positioning and repositioning them, you will feel it paid for itself. And I don't mean to lecture, but I'm a little older than you and a 60 lb rotary table starts looking pretty daunting around age 50. Having a hoist that can access every tiny corner of your shop, you won't regret the price or the effort. But once you move all your tools in, it's it's a job triple the size. Just my two cents
That is definitely on the to-do list.
Ahhh , 'nothing like MORE horizontal space ! ;p Your shop makes mine look like a real DUMP - ! 26 x 40' basement . . . 2 car garage are stacked & packed tightly with tools & materials . . . ZERO 'spare' horizontal space ;p Between metalworking , woodworking , fly tying ;gem faceting. . . & plant growing . . . there is hardly room for FURNITURE ! 'Been a bachelor for a good number of years , * which makes a collecting obsession , (or several) a rewarding way of life ! . . . 'would be nice to have a house mouse or two . . . to clean up behind me ! ! ! The joy of not having 'honey do's' is PRICELESS !
'Been rooting TREES from cuttings - & have a small forest of dwarf Alberta Spruce . . .
. . . I SLEEP with one of my guitars - 'been playing close to 50 years now . . . 'can't sleep without jamming for an hour or two , or more . . . hahaha ! LIFE IS TOO GOOD !
Ten lifetimes wouldn't be enough to do all of what I'd like to do . . . LEARNING NEVER ENDS ! ! !
CONGRATULATIONS on the UPGRADE ! ENJOY . . . ( when all the labor leads to what you WANT to do MOST ! "V"
One of my sayings... "It's going to take many lifetimes to do half of the things that I want to do" !!!
NICE!
Awesome.!
Hey, Im not the only one who bought things I shouldn't have bought yet, lol
Not every flat surface is a shelf…………and , by extension, the floor is not a shelf either!!
Flatitis is rampant in my neck of the woods, too!!!
Stavros
First Oxtools, next Abom, then Blondhacks, now you! FYI. The Underground is staying put forever. Keep up the good work.
Murphys law a year later you well need more space good luck with the move and setup
I'm kind of afraid of that actually. I'll try to rein myself in.
I wonder if you could discuss “order of operations” . I am a basic rookie and find it difficult to plan what to do, when to do it, and why. Really can get confusing and too easy to get lost in the process. I bet this is an area you focus on in your teaching. Thanks
Hi Robin. That's one I've been meaning to tackle for a while. I have to think about how to put it into words without it getting overwhelming. There are a lot of things to consider so I want to make sure I do it right. Basically though, I always approach it first from a, "How am I going to hold this?" perspective. A lot of times, the work holding methods I have available make my choice for me. I also pay attention to the critical dimensions and if they relate to some other feature. Those are the big ones. I'll flesh it out more and come up with some examples. Thanks for watching!
"Some of my larger tools" and a French horn!
Because.... why not?
Fun fact: I have a degree in music focused on the French Horn. I got into machining because of it because I wanted to make them. I've actually made nine of them.
@@StuartdeHaro That's quite an accomplishment!
I'd think brass instruments are more like panel beating and hammer forming than machining, but I can see how you'd need a lot of machining for valves and mouthpiece.
Anyway, I didn't expect a reply but I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you for the content here on your channel.
You really explain things well and make it fun.
@@jimurrata6785 There are a lot of special tools and forming mandrels that need to be made, plus a ton of small pieces like braces, connecting ferrules, and slide tubes. It's a nice mix of machining, sheet metal work, blacksmithing, and jewelry making techniques.
My daughter played the French horn in school. She still has it, buried deep in one of her closets.
Wow!! I am an amateur Clarinet player. One of the reasons, I got into machining was to make tools for clarinet repair, I am a member of NAPBIRT, National Association of Professional Band Instrument Repair Technicians, although not a professional repair tech. It is rewarding to make your own tools and to make repairs!!! Congratulations on the new shop!!
Huge congrats on the new shop space. I would love to have my own shop like that. If you need help moving, shoot me an email. You should have kept rocking the long hair thoug!
I had to donate it before it got too gray. Apparently children with hair loss don't want to look like a middle-aged man.
What's this new shop and a hair cut, the world is no longer recognisable, i need to sit down with a cold beer and a cold compress. 😁
What do you mean jealous, who me?😭
The haircut isn't really new, just fresh. I donated my hair about 3 months ago, I just haven't made any videos showing my ugly mug since then.
Whereabouts are you located?
Roughly equidistant between Chicago, Indianapolis, and St. Louis
Wow, just think how much more mess you'll be able to fit.
Damn skippy!