How To Set Up A Shop Like A PROFESSIONAL Homeowner
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Get some rest, we all wish for you to make a speedy full recovery.
Hi, me and my dad have a huge tree that fell in our woods. It’s touching the ground on one end and it’s it elevated about 4 feet on the other end. It’s being supported by two large branches. How do we get it on the ground without it rolling/landing on us. We don’t have much experience but we used two live on a 60 acres farm, but due to complications we had to move. We still own the farm thought. Anyway, the tree is pretty big and we’d like to figure it out ourselves.
P.S. Can you put a bigger bar on a Stihl ms 311?
nice video man , looks cool
Hi Cody! Long time fan and avid tool junkie. I want to give you a recommendation for the best locking pliers known to man . . . . AND they are made in the USA. Eagle Grip made by Malco Company. I noticed the Knipex you used in the video and I had that same pair but these Malco pliers knock the socks off the Knipex ones!! Anyway, hope you heal up well and God bless!
Thank you for the kind words and review Cody! Means a lot to have your business. Heal up quick so we can do some trail riding this year!
Glad to see some activity from you. Hope you are doing better. I saw the bike build from the other guys. One of the nicest gestures I’ve seen in the UA-cam community.
Hi Cody im a 36+ years machinist, when your using the grinder weather it’s grinding wheels or the scotchbright you’ll want to stand in front and use it below centerline, not a good idea to spin the grinder around backwards because if it catches it will launch it directly at you, used the correct way and it will launch it down at your feet.
Understood, do you have anymore grinder/buffer tips you've learned? I may do a video on this,
@@wranglerstar way to take advice and have an open mind! I love it!
Foot pedal on/off switches work good and efficient
In my opinion it's not if it happens it's when it happens no different then riding a bike it's not if your gonna wreck it's when
There are lots of things you can do to make a grinder more safe to use , like don’t let the wheels get too small, hold your work at a 30deg angle to keep it from kicking it out. Do not use the side of a grinding stone. Dress your wheel when it needs it. Don’t wear loose fitting clothing around any grinder.there is also alot of information online about grinder safety.
Thanks Cody for responding to me. It means alot. I am a subscriber and have watched all your videos since the beginning, you are nicley humble and have good knowledge, your videos are great.
Showed the buffing twice. Don’t know if it’s an editing error or on purpose. And I’m curious too with what flew by when you pressed hard on the disc?
Cody you are an amazing human and I’m grateful for the place you have held in my world for over ten years.
Pain meds are kicking in.
I was looking through comments to see if anyone else pointed this out before I jumped in, I definitely noticed the same.
What are you guys talking about ?
Cody, just rewatched your 1-50 tool videos. Great series. Please consider continuing the series with 51-100!
Cody, as someone that’s been dealing with poor internet etc. I’d recommend running a cat-6 cable out to the shop, either overhead or ultimately conduit, and setting up a mesh network. If you use a booster, it’s going to cut your speeds likely in half just allocating a portion of bandwidth to the booster. Think of that as a highway with a lane now allocated to just the booster traffic. I’ve tried it all and finally went with a Cisco POE switch and Synology NAS and Synology routers, bundle from BH Photo RT2600AC and MR2200AC for the extension mesh. Placed correctly, it may give you good Wi-Fi between house and shop without dropping. Cisco switch can run POE cameras etc. CBS220-8P-E-2G, which is gigabit speeds. GodSpeed on the recovery and listen to that body of yours, your temple, its the only one we get!
Is this language Chinese?
I'd second that opinion, run CAT 6 between the buildings and change your network to mesh devices for hassle free connectivity. I run a similar setup with CAT 6 and power in armoured cables to my remote shop, with a switch (for multiple cabled devices) plus a mesh (Netgear Orbi) access point for the wireless devices.
Do you ever get that deja vu feeling when watching these videos? Good stuff Cody, take care of yourself and get healed up.
seems like all his videos with simplisafe ads have repeating sections. either it's an inside joke or some editing error
Must be a glitch in The Matrix!
I broke my toe on Saturday unloading my yfz 450 out of my truck!
I originally read that as, 'my fiz 450'.
@@Dudeinator it does give me the 'fizz'
Hey Cody, wishing you a speedy recovery. I work in ortho, your surgeon won’t steer you wrong. I always tell my patients “short term discomfort for long term success”.
Just trust the process my friend.
Wishing you the best brother
Hello from the East coast....I tend to think anything from a box is exciting.
Thanks for all you and the family sacrifice to bless and help us.
So good you made us watch it twice 😉
Love your content I hope I’m not out of line saying this but your the mr. Rogers for us who didn’t have a dad to teach us once again thank you!
Definitely need a shield of some kind to catch all the gunk that will come off that buffer you will end up finding the dust and whatever compound everywhere
Yeah it gets messy. Find it all in your hair and clothes, then all in the house, miss W will give you a ear full. 🤣
If you watch, right after he said " let's do about an inch of it "... A chunk of the scotch bright hit the camera
I’ve had a brillo pad that I use in my drill press for years. Works fantastic.
I think you’re doing a wonderful job recouping to a point that you’re able to do something that’s important. Now go at a pace that your body can heal yet you can get something done. Remember there’s always tomorrow. God bless you and your family have a blessed day.
IT Engineer / Security Engineer here - look into ubiquiti Building to Building (can pole mount) or look at a cheaper solution if you don’t want to go all out and get a pair of NanoBeam ACs.
Very easy to setup and you’ll have excellent service from your house to your shop. If you need extra coverage within the shop (depending on how large / obstacles) then you can also deploy a few of their APs for a meshed Wifi setup.
If you really want you could have Wifi / internet coverage of your entire property. It just costs money. 😁
We’ve used these all over a ski resort to connect the lift shacks that are multiple football fields apart and they get excellent connectivity and handle the extreme weather at 12k elevation year round. (Blizzards and everything in between - 150mph gusts at the peak.)
This is so cool, I had no idea this type of stuff existed
That's WAY overkill. I'd just run an exterior grade, UV protected CAT-6 or CAT-7 cable from the house to the shop (in underground conduit, ideally, but it can be strung up or buried raw). In the shop, I'd put a single UniFI Pro Access point which would easily cover the open space there. Simple, fast, cheap and much more dependable than an outdoor building to building beam bridge, especially in inclement weather.
@@bdwilcox I mean he has an excavator so sure, but for people who don’t the above option is great and very convenient.
I never said my solution was the “cheapest” option out there, but then again I enjoy technology and money doesn’t matter vs something I find interesting. 🤷♂️
Also my solution is more than reliable…I’ve already implemented it in a enterprise environment in very extreme conditions that his property would never meet nor exceed.
Multiple ways to skin a cat, pick your method and go for it.
@@bdwilcox also CAT5e is more than good enough…and it comes in shielded variant - if you’re cutting corners might as well skimp on the cabling too. It’s rated for 1000mbps.
CAT6/7 is complete overkill for a “video streaming” use case. 🤷♂️
@@tcasex Could it be argued that going with cat 6/7 would be more “future proof”?
I’ve been using a grinder with wire wheels for about five years daily at work. I’ve definitely had a few pin vises thrown behind me (luckily) and launched into the wall and 150°C oven door. I wear a heavy flame retardant lab coat and 220° rated gloves, but the moment a sharp tool first flew at me was the day I added a face shield. Be safe, young Wranglestars ⭐️
I had friend who had a very nice elaborate shop where I used to help him and he helped me with my cars. The only thing I ever found inconvenient was his grinder on the bench. When I finally had my own shop and got a grinder, I never considered anything but a pedestal. Wishing you continued success in your recovery.
May I suggest some more “on your behind” kind of videos we’d like to see? I would love to see whittling/leatherwork/silversmithing/bible study/sharpening videos. Get well soon, Cody, and thank you for all the value you add to my life! God bless
Hey Cody, Getting better takes time, don't rush it. Blessings from the east coast.
You and your family are welcome to come to Maine and help me figure out my shop setup! God bless
Hahahah Welcome to the Scotchbrite Gang Cody! It's been 27 years in for me. I discovered the joy of Scotchbrite making knives and it's absolutely amazing how much time it saves you in the finishing department and cleaning gasket surfaces.
Our tool sharpening grinder is set up with ON/OFF on a foot pedal. Really glad I did that. Even better on the big grinder where you might have something in your hands too heavy to throw the switch.
Like de ja vu all over again…. We had 6’ and a 12’ grinders both on heavy duty stands. They could move a bit in the shop for different size materials. God bless - good healing. Little more frustrating than our body not healing on our schedule.
Felt like the buffer buffeted and buffed off in the buff.
Praying for you Cody. I’ve been in your shoes, humbling experience. Just remember, humility brings joy!
You have been given solid advice from many folks here, that fits in with some scary mistakes I have made. I'm very chary of wire wheels, because even though my Dad had one, he never used it and said it would blind you! He'd pulled wire out of blokes' eyes back in the day. Vice Grip Garage calls it "The ole bench mounted cheek poker 9000" and he's probably right.
Shop is coming along nicely! Hope you heal up quickly.
Thanks for the tip on getting the wood trunk toolbox back.
I have it filled with wood tools.
Great addition for your shop! I want one too now with my bench grinder being unused for so long
Pedestal is the way to go. I've moved it as I've rearranged the shop a few times. Cool sanding discs. Wonder how they hold up compared to wire wheel.
Another great video Cody. Many thanks. I'm not a religous man, but I am saying a prayer to the universe for you and your family mate. You give so much. And i feel and hear your pain. Thank you for being there.
take all the time you need cody! anything you put out is great! live streams are dearly missed
Cody I have done industrial buffing for over 20 years. With those scotch brute wheels you need to run in only one orientation or it will put crosshatching on the piece that looks bad. And as the machinist sa you don’t want to turn it around, it can end badly. I ran a 1hp Baldor with 14 inch wheels
Great video! I have to say after having COvID recently (March 2022) I feel the exact same way you do. I do not have the motivation nor the enthusiasm to tackle projects in my shop. I go to the shop and just stare at things. Obviously your major surgery is part of it, but I believe long COvID has effected us all. Thank you for taking the time to produce content. Get well soon!
I relate to your frustration Cody.
One of the hardest times I ever had was after having heart surgery. The doctors told me no lifting anything over ten pounds for more than a month... Take a look around your shop and see what you could accomplish. It sucked! Take heart, It will pass. I Hope you can use the time to enjoy the family and get closer to God. God bless you and heal you quickly
My mom had your same injury and it took her many months to get to a some what comfortable state going through physical therapy as well and she is still dealing with it.
What’s crazy to think is, what your 20 some years old and just now getting your ideal shop made up. Shows how much experience it takes to setup an ideal shop at home.
Take your time and recovery Cody, you deserve it and we can wait. Thank you for all you do.
Cody I have my office setup in our shop and I’ve been using a wifi bridge for 2 years now with no issues and plenty of speed for meetings and such
Great video Cody! Hope you're recovering well.
Im a machinist by trade, and we use these quite a bit. Super handy to knock sharp edges down
Praying for healing to come quickly. Hang in there Cody.
In regards to the internet, I would run an Ethernet line from your home router to the shop. Put a switch in the shop and a WiFi access point. Then you could have WiFi and wired. If you don't want to run a wire to the shop, a directional antenna to the shop or a directional antenna repeater would work. You'll want an AP in the shop because wifi doesn't go through metal.
I'm the IT Admin for a small business and do this kind of stuff a lot. It can be easy to setup once you have a network design.
Good series! It's all good info
Hey Cody, ask your doc if you should have your pins removed. I had mine removed a year after they pinned my hip in 73. I don't know if it made any difference when I had the hip replaced 10 years later. The way the pins were inserted would have had them working on my pelvis before my hip was replaced in 1983. The hip had warn away and I was an inch and a quarter short on that side. FYI.
You may luck out and not need a replacement in 10 years like me.
By the way, I thought about you guys as I drove through the Redwoods behind Crescent City 4 days ago.(Howlin' Hill Drive) It had been 30 or 40 years since I had been through there and I had forgotten how absolutely beautiful it was.(:>)
My 92 crushed femur & Hip bolts were supposed to be a 10yr replacement too.
Still got them in.
No problems... they tell me the newer stuff even longer lasting.
My Wife had a screw removed.
Screws are one size for tooling. Some bodies are smaller and some areas on same body have less... ehem "Muscle"..
My Thigh has extra... stuff.
@@chriskelly3678 I've had to have two revisions on my right hip. 1996 & 2016 where they replaced the plastic socket. I had the left one done in 2006. I've had no trouble with any of them except needing the plastic replaced every 10 to 15 years. But you're right about the newer hips Chris, they have made big advances in 40 years since I had my first operation. Funny thing about it was I broke it racing motocross on a 400 Radial Maico.........Bikes do that, just ask Cody!!!(;>)
Here's to keeping things right side up. Keep plugging on brother!
Loghard and thank you for your grace and great Content. From Eastern Oregon.
Don't flip the grinder around you don't want the fibers shooting at your eye. You want then to shoot at the floor. We don't want to see you with a glass eye a peg leg and your hair piece.
I pray for your swift recovery, Cody. I know it's hard for a man who's always been such a productive provider to take the time to heal but listen to your body and give it enough rest to heal up right. We'll all be here when you're 100%.
Get well soon man. I know what bad Internet is like too.
We do what we can.
Love your videos, keep the faith.
I’ve been looking for some kind of electronic to slow my grinder down. I use a wire wheel on mine and it’s just way to fast. Get well soon Cody!
Hey my good man, I'm really happy that you are getting sponsors and I do not mind you having ads. You do what you need. I however suggest you don't start the ads so abruptly, rather just do your cut and go into it talking gently as you usually do. I get that it can be hard, but I think working on the cut to the ad being soft will make the whole of the video more pleasing. It was a bit abrupt and harsh. Again, much appreciate you and I want to stress I don't mean to be rude. Thank you for your service and may God bless you and your family.
Great video! It was so inspiring!
I use a microwave bridge that gets me internet from the house, and it has a range of up to 2 miles according to the company. In my case, it only has to go about 100', but it still should be able to go any reasonable distance.
Cody, you should consider a 2"x 72" belt grinder. It has been one of my most used tools in the shop.
Do you have a link?
@@wranglerstar Origin Blade Maker makes a great one. Oregon company. Check them out! If you want a fabrication project, look up Jer Schmidt. I'm building his grinder from plans right now, its a fun process.
Hey Cody just wanted to say here about the difference with how the motor spins on that red bench grinder I do Remember you had that MDF sharpening system and you spun that motor around so it felt better to you when you were sharpening so I don’t think it has anything to do with buffing vs sharpening
Would make a great Shoe Polisher!
I need one of these at my shop
Idea for another shop vid - that doesn't require a lot of your effort. Cover the cleaners, de-greasers and other products of the like. Take it easy and heal brother. Thanks for today's video!
Great idea, I'm always on the hunt for the next good one to add to the shelf
I too have a pedestal grinder and would like to purchase arbor extensions for polishing.
While you're somewhat restricted, how about a family livestream or casual Q&A? It's always nice to see Jack or Mrs W and I'm not sure you've ever really sat and taken stock of the new home, etc. Plans for the summer, how's that fancy greenhouse doing, etc.
Those M12 die grinders are lovely aren’t they!
Take it easy dude 🤗
Your shop is really coming together, looking like a real professional homeowner. Where is my loctite?
I currently just built my own work bench from weathered lengths of wood I use for my shed concrete base form wich is 6inch thick (i used paving slabs then covered in hand mixed concrete) a old solid pine dinner table with a 2 inch top a new small pallet I found in a pile of rubbish (to make sides for the top so nothing fall off for my Rc projects including a 4 inch metal vice i got on sale and a hand drill pillar clamp and a mac alistar grinder I got on sale plus two metal cutting discs at £2 each the grinder and pillar hand drill clamp give me the "FIZZ" so all in all I'm less than £150 including some taps and drill bits I follow u on Facebook ill post a pic on ur latest post and great to see ur doing well mate 👍
Hey Cody, first heal quickly. Prayers for you. Second, how's the shop build extension going?
I had an idea you could do while you recover.
On days you aren’t able to do videos you should re-post one of your old videos and maybe do some commentary on what you’ve learned since the recording of that. Just my thoughts. Thank you for the videos you do make.
Praying for you and yours brother.
At 4:43 you see something go pas the camera from top to bottom. Was that part of the disc? Does it break up a bunch or do they hold up well at the speed?
I think he had the disc hit a sharp edge and it cut a little. Which i think is why he mentioned he might change the direction. But yeah that was a piece of the disc. Scotch brite can tear up easily if you dont use it right.
I saw that too… at 4:42 and 12:02
It was one of the flaps from the flap wheel. These wheels are meant for low rpm and not much pressure.
@@bicylindrico and if he is used to the cotton wheels he is probably pressing way too hard
I use a device called EZ Bridge to send internet from my house about 400 ft through dense forest to my shop. Speeds at the house are 70 Mbps and at my shop are 60 Mbps.
love you old content, with respect please show more than that garage.
I grew up with bench grinders exclusively on pedestals, didn’t know people people even really put them on benches. Love the baldor
Would love more shop livestreams!
Take 'er easy, Cody. Resting and healing is hard work. I've just been through some heart issues and I don't rest well either, so I'm talking to myself as well.
Even the snail does the holy will of God.... slowly. - G.K. Chesterton :)
Cody- I’d be interested in the details if you get internet in the shop. I have starlink too but loose wifi signal in my metal pole barn. If the extenders work, please share details on them and the setup. Rest up and thanks for the content!! A+ as always!
Hope you get well soon.
Hello from Ohio. Great stuff!
Hello from Kansas!
Yes
Feel better, prayers from Israel
Love you brother
You know your buffer is missing caps on the end of motor housing? Where those 4 tapped holes are, at least my baldor 410B has them. Just thought you might like to know.
airFiber is a good way to get internet connection to your outbuildings.
We use them for everything. We order sqaure pads and cut them round to fit the grinder but they where quick and make a mess so deff do not use it the other way. All that dust and flakes will shoot you in the face
Slow down, and heal, prayers sent, get well soon.
Can't wait to see the Starlink update for streams!
Those pryme pads will literally change your life…there amazing
You can find them for about half the cost of what Cameron is charging. They're amazing!
Hang in there!
Where is the discussion of shop layout (time stamp). Could not find it
What’s the booster called for starlink I want one for myself
Cody you say on projects do once do it right, mending your injury is a project. It’s important to listen to your body. I know it’s easier said than done
Wranglerstar think there was an editing glitch in this video, Rest up and work less ? one every other day or one a week, or just whenever you feel like it... never push yourself - youve made it man, slow down and enjoy,,, but keep making em as you are my number 1 fav youtuber by a country mile, - no one else even come close when it comes to things like honesty and openness "obviously within Gov bounds"
Heal up Cody. We want to keep watching for a long time
Great having your cat 🐈 in your videos 😁
HELLO from las Vegas Nevada
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Welcome to the 50 Club, Cody. Once you turn 50, you start to receive various Lifetime Achievement Awards, of which there are many. Knee surgery, shoulder surgery, hip surgery, degraded eyesight, hearing loss, sleep dysfunction, ED, arthritis, etc. And as an added bonus, when you first receive one of them, your body protests and atrophies so that recovery takes longer until you finally realize it is a painfully drawn out process of 2 steps backward, 1 step forward. The whole process is especially taxing on a Professional Homeowner because........you know......all those things you do that you get away with while younger, but are just looking for the day to "remind" you that you shouldn't have. You can add Professional Rehabilitator to your resume.
Take your time. Don't rush your recovery.
what happened? the video is repeated after the ad for simplisafe
He can get a longer video if he does that. Most people don't catch on.
I think it was a mistake
I think it was a mistake
Anyone else who is 15 and loves this channel!!!🔥🔥🔥
Gave up on the mdf discs?
Thanks for sharing as always, but I won't watch a live stream unless it's 1080p or better and smooth (yours never are). I'm sure lots of folks will, but just sharing my opinion. I'll watch every other video you put out though. Thanks again. All the best to you and the family.
@@bushratbeachbum Oh look, an east coast troll.
A Linus Tech Tips collab to wire your shop up with internet would be fantastic and unexpected