This is amazing!! As a guy who has worked in many shops over the years, I highly recommend glass walling in the space up there wirth rolling barn door for Access. Over time your gear & furniture will get super dirty no matter how hard you clean, shops just habe a certain level of Grime thay gets everywhere. 😅
Because its mainly a shop area, I'd add a pull around clear plastic dropsheet to enclose the area for when it makes sense if any sanding or bodywork or raising dust off vehicles. That is a 5 star build you did there, party on Garth.
I have built offices in spaces like this and that area is going to get DISCUSTINGLY dusty, dirty and griming. I highly recommend walling it off some how or even hanging some heavy curtains around your railing you were talking about. Something to keep the space clean. Your going to hate it otherwise. edit: you know, even if you do a wire line on both sides, and hang a heavy curtain you could open it when up there working, and when you are not using the space, pull them closed so it keeps the outside dust, the shop dust and anything out of the space. Give it a month and see if it gets dirty, if not your good.
@@one234569and10 yes it’s a good point. I’ve been cleaning once a week and it hasn’t been as bad as I thought it would be. Some curtains will likely be the next move 👍
I love the idea of thinking outside the box (or on top of it in this case). Use existing space wisely, lean on friends and other businesses to share resources. Pretty much brilliant! A win win for sure. Space looks great. Nice work guys!
Great video man! It always surprises me when a channel this small can produce a video like this. First video I have watched plus I am not even a car guy and I still subbed. I can still respect the hustle. Keep up the hard work! Don't let your dreams die.
So much thought and effort behind the design space and it turned out absolutely amazing!!! Such a cool spot to chill and hang out - looking forward to the content that is being created in the incredible space!! 🙌🙌🙌
Ay, my car made the video again 🔥 1:09 Can't believe the transformation. Never thought I'd see the day that space became more than what it was. Excited to see what the future holds. I need more seat time up there to get a time I'm proud of on the wall though. Also that Patrick won't make fun of me for. Making me want to make content again just to "collab" 🤔
you should try looking into an Attic Lift to help you get stuff up and down, they are relatively cheap and lift up to 300 lbs.. it to doesnt even take up any floor space.
use some semi clear corrugated plastic sheet (used in cheaply built outdoor outhouse roofing) as walls.. except for the part of climbing in.. this make the place more seperated n not be in the garage (gives you more privacy when doing a podo)
the slat wall is cool but there is another company that makes a 96" and 120" long panel that is actually on acoustic backing that may be a better fit for podcasting. "MSI Acoustic Slat Wall"
As an Electrician by profession I cringed a little with the wiring setup but nevertheless this is actually amazing huge congrats and props to you. Looks very cozy, always like seeing remodels of spaces as inspiration for my own space. New subscriber but excited to see for whats to come.
Looks amazing well done. Wondering why you didn’t punch a hole through the wall from where I can see stairs going up? Even a small door or pocket door would be better than a ladder.
@@makemineatriple2006 the stairs on the other side is fairly makeshift as well haha. Ultimately it came down to needing an engineer to take a look at the wall and doing minor demolition. Having been using the space for the past month the ladder surprisingly hasn’t been as bothersome as I thought it would be.
only thing i could think of while watching this video is damn that roof is going to be hot in summer, might want to put some insulation in the roof space.
Walls! That Garage gunk will seep up here on all that niiiice gear... Also for audio quality! I'm thinking vertical plexiglass sheets with smartglass film to make them electronically transparent to blurry! Flat acoustic sound panels on the ceiling & thick curtains in the corner for that gooood goood sound.
Secondary thought. Putting it on a rail to pull the load into the space might make life a slight bit easier. Just some food for thought that I have seen in some spaces.
Is the wall between the backrooms and the front area structural? If not you could have made a small door opening or at least a hole as a reach-through so you dont have to lug the stuff up there via the ladder, but instead the stairs in the back.
@@c0rvu5albu55 we thought about that exact scenario! There is a ladder on the other side but it’s a bit makeshift. We opted to go this route to keep it simpler as to not get an engineer involved for a proper assessment. I really wanted to get the space done as it was bottlenecking my plans to put out more content :)
I hope you have taken into account that was effectively a simple ceiling and may not be able to handle the weight you are adding without reinforcement.
you could put in a "dumb waiter", that can lift hundreds of pounds for cheap. you could build it out to act as an elevator also. not sure how you r insurance would like that though, being for commercial use and all.
I've had a lot of questions about where to get the RGB Hex lights - Check the description for a link!
You could make a mount to have a dumbwaiter bring stuff up more easily as well!
Hey where did you order your led neon sign?
@ Etsy - lots of options
Super stoked the algorithm brought me here. Love all automotive, tech, and design and this video NAILED it!
Love the content man!
@@greysinclaire thanks! Much appreciated!
Couldn’t agree more!
This is amazing!!
As a guy who has worked in many shops over the years, I highly recommend glass walling in the space up there wirth rolling barn door for Access.
Over time your gear & furniture will get super dirty no matter how hard you clean, shops just habe a certain level of Grime thay gets everywhere. 😅
Because its mainly a shop area, I'd add a pull around clear plastic dropsheet to enclose the area for when it makes sense if any sanding or bodywork or raising dust off vehicles.
That is a 5 star build you did there, party on Garth.
I have built offices in spaces like this and that area is going to get DISCUSTINGLY dusty, dirty and griming. I highly recommend walling it off some how or even hanging some heavy curtains around your railing you were talking about. Something to keep the space clean. Your going to hate it otherwise.
edit: you know, even if you do a wire line on both sides, and hang a heavy curtain you could open it when up there working, and when you are not using the space, pull them closed so it keeps the outside dust, the shop dust and anything out of the space.
Give it a month and see if it gets dirty, if not your good.
@@one234569and10 yes it’s a good point. I’ve been cleaning once a week and it hasn’t been as bad as I thought it would be. Some curtains will likely be the next move 👍
Curtains would help mitigate dust
That’s what I was wondering. Just all the dirty work a car shop does.
That Podcast space looks fantastic, people look comfortable and ready to talk ideas!
I love the idea of thinking outside the box (or on top of it in this case). Use existing space wisely, lean on friends and other businesses to share resources. Pretty much brilliant! A win win for sure. Space looks great. Nice work guys!
Absolutely man, it's a great place to foster community. There's always an interesting car rolling through!
Джейсон, ты и твой магазин сводят меня с ума.
Great video man! It always surprises me when a channel this small can produce a video like this. First video I have watched plus I am not even a car guy and I still subbed. I can still respect the hustle.
Keep up the hard work! Don't let your dreams die.
Thanks dude! Much appreciated!
same!
So much thought and effort behind the design space and it turned out absolutely amazing!!! Such a cool spot to chill and hang out - looking forward to the content that is being created in the incredible space!! 🙌🙌🙌
Space turned out sweet dude!! Glad I came across this I love the channel definitely gained a new fan🤘🏻🤘🏻
Was really cool seeing you transform this space! Also happy to come across your channel as a fellow automotive creator from the GTA. Good work man!
Congrats brother and great job! This setup is SICK, can't wait to stop by and see it in person 🔥
So cool how you transformed an empty space into a nice studio. Looks amazing!
Crazy cool man! Love the creativity and commitment to this space!
Appreciate it! Glad you like it.
This shop is going to be soooo cool I'm so excited for the next shop update
Wow! Space looks amazing 🤩
Love the new space! Can't wait to see it in person :)
This is sick man! What a cool space and respect to you for making the most out of such a small spot
Thanks!
Ay, my car made the video again 🔥 1:09 Can't believe the transformation. Never thought I'd see the day that space became more than what it was. Excited to see what the future holds. I need more seat time up there to get a time I'm proud of on the wall though. Also that Patrick won't make fun of me for. Making me want to make content again just to "collab" 🤔
@@ryanluckmedia6352 time to start recording again for sure! Gotta collab.
The space turned out awesome!
This is like a big boy version of a tree-house. Very cool.
Absolutely stunning.
Han would be proud
Very cool, great job!!! I like the vision
This turned out super cool! Im new to the channel, i must say your editing and music is great. Subscribed!
loved this! you killed it! super cool to see that you used what you already had!
Craaazzy transformation! Excited to see what comes out of this in 2025!
Also you jusy gained a new follower! Amazing video 🙏
Wow that looks great
Coolest thing I've seen in a while
you should try looking into an Attic Lift to help you get stuff up and down, they are relatively cheap and lift up to 300 lbs.. it to doesnt even take up any floor space.
Love the shop setup! This is a dream!!!
thanks man! much appreciated!
Cool space, good luck man!
I love the extremely unnecessary, extremely accurate precision of the measurements of the floor space coming down to a 16th of an inch lol!
One of the most interesting enthusiast spots to visit in the gta. Super swanky
Awesome work! maybe also an idea to switch the podcast setting around to the other side so you can see the shop in a blurry background.
use some semi clear corrugated plastic sheet (used in cheaply built outdoor outhouse roofing) as walls.. except for the part of climbing in.. this make the place more seperated n not be in the garage (gives you more privacy when doing a podo)
Wow it looks so good! Good job!
Cool video, keep crushing it 🔥
OMG chilling here after work would be godly
Great work and great space guys..!
actually insane and creative spot usage
CLEAN
Just discovered your channel! Love this video and love your new studio! Can't wait to see more of your vids
Thanks so much!
Very cool spot!
Aye! Looking good!
gearbox jack ftw lol loved this by the way
Props to Enrique for helping you up.
This is suuuuuper coool
@@josephyang8236 come on the pod 👀
Siiick studio bro
A chain hoist hooked up to the i beam above the ladder would've helped alot.
Very impressive!
amazing!
Cool build subbed to support you in jorney
Looks amazing!!! ❤ Now you’re all ready to join Wednesday night OTAe
Btw, get a guest lap leaderboard going
@@Krispy1234 it’s already there!
the slat wall is cool but there is another company that makes a 96" and 120" long panel that is actually on acoustic backing that may be a better fit for podcasting. "MSI Acoustic Slat Wall"
As an Electrician by profession I cringed a little with the wiring setup but nevertheless this is actually amazing huge congrats and props to you. Looks very cozy, always like seeing remodels of spaces as inspiration for my own space. New subscriber but excited to see for whats to come.
@@Executivezzz much appreciated! It’s definitely a scrappy build in many respects.
Looks amazing well done. Wondering why you didn’t punch a hole through the wall from where I can see stairs going up? Even a small door or pocket door would be better than a ladder.
@@makemineatriple2006 the stairs on the other side is fairly makeshift as well haha. Ultimately it came down to needing an engineer to take a look at the wall and doing minor demolition. Having been using the space for the past month the ladder surprisingly hasn’t been as bothersome as I thought it would be.
Pro tip, put a pool noodle over the I beam near the ladder. I have a similar set up and have smacked my head one to many times.
@jacobtate8 that’s exactly what I did! Copper pipe insulation foam, both sides of the I beam.
Let’s gooooooo. How many episodes will be on check engine lights on the frs? I’m going to say 10+ in 2025 😂
@@DriversPaddock we just gonna put some tape over that
only thing i could think of while watching this video is damn that roof is going to be hot in summer, might want to put some insulation in the roof space.
Yup, it’ll get hot for sure. Will deal with it when we get to summer - right now it’s freezing 😂
Bigger issue will be all the heat rising from the rest of the building. I learnt this having a mezzanine😂
@@VenomRoadRacing yup, for sure
U have my dream garage bro enjoy it 🎉❤
Gotta support a fellow Ontarian
I love this
THIS IS SO AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hell yeah!
sweet!
That sign above the couch needs to be at least twice as large if not larger
COOL!!!! but what about the automotive noise below? will you use noise canceling headphones?
@@fishbarbeque8540 yup :)
What should we add to the studio space next?
I don't know how you'd feel about it, but you could hang a pretty hefty tv from the girder behind your desk. That'd be a great place to watch a game.
@ I was thinking about that exact placement!
Walls! That Garage gunk will seep up here on all that niiiice gear... Also for audio quality! I'm thinking vertical plexiglass sheets with smartglass film to make them electronically transparent to blurry!
Flat acoustic sound panels on the ceiling & thick curtains in the corner for that gooood goood sound.
A bigger neon sign, cause that one's too small in proportion to the wall and overall space.
Adding a chainfall with a platform to put furniture or other items on would be a lot more efficient and safe way to bring things up
Secondary thought. Putting it on a rail to pull the load into the space might make life a slight bit easier. Just some food for thought that I have seen in some spaces.
Is the wall between the backrooms and the front area structural? If not you could have made a small door opening or at least a hole as a reach-through so you dont have to lug the stuff up there via the ladder, but instead the stairs in the back.
@@c0rvu5albu55 we thought about that exact scenario! There is a ladder on the other side but it’s a bit makeshift. We opted to go this route to keep it simpler as to not get an engineer involved for a proper assessment. I really wanted to get the space done as it was bottlenecking my plans to put out more content :)
Looks sick. How long did it take?
@@OriginalCoons about 3 months on and off
Man's got no excuse to not show up to wednesday night iRacing now.
@@jacksondrives 👀👀
You need to reach out to homie tony for led sign upgrade for the kick ass studio space
El sueño del pibe
@@joaquincabreramacaya4825 gran sueno
I hope you have taken into account that was effectively a simple ceiling and may not be able to handle the weight you are adding without reinforcement.
@@christophermorris6386yes, the ceiling/floor was reinforced.
link to the lights?
I'll add a link in the description
in the beninging
That neon light is wayyyyyyyyyyy to small. Looks like a clearance grab. 😂😂
Debated the size for a while but ultimately didn’t want it to take up too much space on frame for podcast background 😉
What is the size of the room?
@@atvlive9340 roughly 16x12
@2trackminded and how high is it?
Broo it’s yokked 😮💨😮💨😮💨
Imma stop by and steal your chair
Good luck getting it down the stairs
@@2trackminded you underestimate my power
8:06 - witnessing how men operate 😅
@@Peter_nzl97 if I recall, she literally said “this is why men have shorter lives”
you could put in a "dumb waiter", that can lift hundreds of pounds for cheap. you could build it out to act as an elevator also. not sure how you r insurance would like that though, being for commercial use and all.
Definitely something to consider for 2.0
Close it up.... Dust and Shop noise pollution will be annoying. Great work tho..
No VR for the simulator?? Ohh noooo
Maybe in the future - it’s easier this way for guests to hop in and out
OCTAGON 💀💀💀💀
someone got left behind
No way I click on a video and see TMP