These simple acoustic panels have made a huge difference in the sound in the new workshop! I definitely encourage you to build a set if you have an echoey space like mine. Thanks to LastPass for sponsoring this, check out LastPass here: lastpass.onelink.me/HzaM/MayCraftedWorkshop
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It’d be a good idea to build 4 more of these for the high corners in the room. That’s where a lot of sound energy builds up and gets spit back in all directions around the room laterally.
For sure, I wanted to see what the sound in the space was like after getting everything moved in then make more adjustments from there. I know bass traps and other corner treatments are super common in the audio world.
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fiber glass is very itchy just not worth it for acoustic panels hence the gloves and the mask was just a little extra because being itchy all day is no fun at all
Thanks guys for the tips! Just made these based off your specs and everything came out great! I would post pics here if I could. I would suggest making the space a little bigger in the dimensions but otherwise very helpful
LastPass rules, been using it for many years, popular among computer programmer geeks. It makes things so easy that sometimes I find a cool new place online, then notice the LastPass login symbol and realize not only have I been there before, but I registered and still have an account!
Well, that’s a pretty good lessons of comfort engineering: you don’t need to cover the whole roof to reduce the echo 😊💪 One additional thing you can do is to add some more panels in a vertical position. That will help reducing the reflections in that T shaped roof. You can also made them “artistic”, using different colors, different shapes, different angles. 😎
Enjoying the shop build. But I’m still waiting for your video saying why you decided to get a space like this, and build out, etc. and if you have plans for “bigger and better things”.
If I make these with acoustic foam inside instead of rockwool (rockwool too heavy, and need them portable) how effective will they be ? Will they still be worth ? Thanx !
Those panels should work pretty decently but you put them on the one surface in that space with the least amount of direct reflections. The shape of the ceiling already diffuses some of the sound while all the walls and the floor are pretty much dead flat. Sure they're going to help some but the tools and furniture you put in there will have a bigger effect on sound clarity because they'll provide further diffusion. If you plan on filming in the office area a nice thick rug will help even more.
I’ve seen other videos use old towels they get from thrift stores. Maybe doing a comparisons of the different fillings? One with the the towels the other with the insulation. I’d love to see that.
i finished my basement and just dryfall painted the existing floor joist (no drywall or drop ceiling) would these help with dampening the sound transfer from basement to upstairs?
What's respirator you used at around 6:10 mark? And is facial hair a problem at all for this? I like having a beard, but I would also like not to clog my lungs when sanding :)
Hi...i will like to know what are the functions of sponsors in your projects or how do they assist you, cuz in each and every project u will be announcing the sponsor....can u plz tell me about this thing of sponsors.
They give him money so he can buy the stuff he needs for the project, pay his buddy to help him, get a frosty cold one when he's done... pay his house payment.
Plugs “Last Pass” for his iPhone 10..... iPhone already will remember all of your passwords and store them so that they will auto fill when you open the desired app lol
These simple acoustic panels have made a huge difference in the sound in the new workshop! I definitely encourage you to build a set if you have an echoey space like mine. Thanks to LastPass for sponsoring this, check out LastPass here: lastpass.onelink.me/HzaM/MayCraftedWorkshop
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I've done exactly this in my shop and it made a huge difference!
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It’d be a good idea to build 4 more of these for the high corners in the room. That’s where a lot of sound energy builds up and gets spit back in all directions around the room laterally.
That's what I was thinking. A lot of reverberation from the sides and corners.
For sure, I wanted to see what the sound in the space was like after getting everything moved in then make more adjustments from there. I know bass traps and other corner treatments are super common in the audio world.
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One of the Best Ideas of SoundProofing is "SoundProof Curtains" it actually Block outside Noise coming from Windows. Check Here: livesoundproof.com/best-soundproof-curtains/
I thought Rockwool was supposed to be safe to handle without a respirator and gloves? Can someone please clarify?
fiber glass is very itchy just not worth it for acoustic panels hence the gloves and the mask was just a little extra because being itchy all day is no fun at all
Thanks guys for the tips! Just made these based off your specs and everything came out great! I would post pics here if I could. I would suggest making the space a little bigger in the dimensions but otherwise very helpful
The problem with reaching for wood on saws, even with guards on, will take care of itself, eventually.
Any idea for making these for outdoor areas? Ie a covered balcony that might get wet on rate occasions
LastPass rules, been using it for many years, popular among computer programmer geeks.
It makes things so easy that sometimes I find a cool new place online, then notice the LastPass login symbol and realize not only have I been there before, but I registered and still have an account!
Sounds like they work quite well & they look nice too! Always a nice bonus.
Frank Howarth made these same DIY panels in his shop years ago, and the difference was impressive. Were your panels modeled off his?
5:22 This seemed like diapers at first sight. LOL. Nice done! you can make these fast and easy.
haha - I thought the same thing :)
Hah!
Well, that’s a pretty good lessons of comfort engineering: you don’t need to cover the whole roof to reduce the echo 😊💪
One additional thing you can do is to add some more panels in a vertical position. That will help reducing the reflections in that T shaped roof. You can also made them “artistic”, using different colors, different shapes, different angles. 😎
Another inspiration DIY vid!!!
What does the tattoo on your arm say ?
Definitely makes a difference, nice work Johnny! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
That is awesome guy's you Rock,I love the idea to good job later :)
Enjoying the shop build. But I’m still waiting for your video saying why you decided to get a space like this, and build out, etc. and if you have plans for “bigger and better things”.
is it not hazardous to breath in emanations from the insulation material over the years???? You only covers these panels with a very porous liner....
If I make these with acoustic foam inside instead of rockwool (rockwool too heavy, and need them portable) how effective will they be ? Will they still be worth ? Thanx !
I was just thinking about this project today, wondering when the next video would drop. Pulled up youtube and voila!
BTW, LastPass is the shit.
Those panels should work pretty decently but you put them on the one surface in that space with the least amount of direct reflections. The shape of the ceiling already diffuses some of the sound while all the walls and the floor are pretty much dead flat. Sure they're going to help some but the tools and furniture you put in there will have a bigger effect on sound clarity because they'll provide further diffusion. If you plan on filming in the office area a nice thick rug will help even more.
I’ve seen other videos use old towels they get from thrift stores. Maybe doing a comparisons of the different fillings? One with the the towels the other with the insulation. I’d love to see that.
Work tremendously. Look fantastic. And they were affordable. What more could you ask for?
LANDSCAPING FABRIC!!!! BRILLIANT!!!
Well, in the workshop you have to wear P3-grade masks anyhow 😉
Nice project Johnny. I need to make some of these as well. 👍
They teach that fabric stretching technique in art school because that is how you can stretch your own canvasses.
Great idea and the shop is looking great. I was looking into the foam panels but I just might try this, thank you for the idea.
2x4's -- way way overkill. Looks great though.
Wow, very cool bud. Simple bud architecturally pleasing too. Shop is coming together nicely. Until the next one, Dirty Jersey out!!
Thanks a lot!
I am enjoying your shop build series! Cant wait to see what project you put out next :)
Que ??? Y los subtítulos en español donde estan🤔🤗
i finished my basement and just dryfall painted the existing floor joist (no drywall or drop ceiling) would these help with dampening the sound transfer from basement to upstairs?
No, they don't insulate sound from other rooms.
Great stuff. I’ve never had an extra 2x4 😆
😂
Love your channel (especially this episode).
Grüße aus Deutschland
Nik
What's respirator you used at around 6:10 mark? And is facial hair a problem at all for this? I like having a beard, but I would also like not to clog my lungs when sanding :)
It’s from 3M. Having no facial hair is definitely ideal but I still get a good enough seal to make the respirator work well.
@@craftedworkshopThanks, I'll look into it!
That's probably the only time I've ever heard someone say burlap looks nice lol
It really does though on ceilings , My Little Homestead used it in their kitchen and it's fabulous.
Nice job!
Looks awesome, thanks for sharing!
Yay anoher video
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Shop is looking great! More space for activities!
Thanks a lot!
Hi...i will like to know what are the functions of sponsors in your projects or how do they assist you, cuz in each and every project u will be announcing the sponsor....can u plz tell me about this thing of sponsors.
They give him money so he can buy the stuff he needs for the project, pay his buddy to help him, get a frosty cold one when he's done... pay his house payment.
U apply for them or they jst make an offer without applying?
@@phomelelomadidimale7717 I'd imagine they reached out to him, knowing a lot of youtubers are open to some type of sponship.
Okay...thanks a lot for your time...🤝
not everyone has all this gear
A miter saw and a drill are pretty basic. You could use a circular saw instead if you'd like.
What is that shroud on your miter saw?!
It’s from FastCap, really helps manage the dust!
@@craftedworkshop Thanks! Going to have to add it to my arsenal
Erm.. didn't really get before and after! Regardless thanks for sharing
I’m sorry, but we had to wait a week for a 2x4 frame with insulation in it?
Buuuuuut, it definitely works!
I mean, it was its own project. Wouldn’t have made sense to make it part of another shop build video.
Plugs “Last Pass” for his iPhone 10..... iPhone already will remember all of your passwords and store them so that they will auto fill when you open the desired app lol