Thanks for watching guys. I know this workshop series isn't the most popular, but I'm almost there! I'll be back to restoring the car's on this channel and the antiques on my second channel very soon. Starting on the engine restoration tomorrow. I have all of the parts ready and a local company to do the machining. Stay tuned!
Actually, I think the workshop series is popular. We're all a little jealous of your space and storage though. Can't wait 'til the booth is done, love your attention to detail.
Not popular? Are you kidding?? This is so bloody educational. I always look forward to your content. You are focused and methodical. I really admire that.
Be careful with the cable for the heater. Do not coil it up. With a high current draw like a heater the cable will get extremely hot and can then melt the insulation and cause a short circuit and a fire. Great work.
I actually prefer the workshop videos, it gives me ideas and motivation to do my own workshop properly. Please never stop with UA-cam, love from Finland
Hi, I really enjoy your channel and your work is amazing but I see a bit of a problem with your extraction system. I make extraction canopies for catering establishments so I have some experience but by all means not an expert. My concern is that your three fan set up is not going to work efficiently. The two outside fans will blow directly against the back of the collector box as the and will not suck air. The middle fan is the only one that will work. You need to create a manifold system, have a funnel shape collector box so the air can move into one air stream or else just use one fan only. Think of air flow like water flow. You currently have two stagnant pools one each side of a moving stream. You only need one fan on a Hood that size anyway as you need to replace air going out with fresh air going in or you'll have no suction at all. All that aside, I really love this channel and your work is amazing.
@@RestoreIt looking at your fans, I'm guessing that they are roughly 400 mm or so. You have way too much suction . You'll have to work with the doors open in order to let the air flow effectively. I would even think that if you run with the doors closed and lit a candle that it would go out because you are sucking all the air out of the room. I've seen it myself before with cookers .the gas will go out because there isn't enough air in the room. My advice is to remove the top collector and blank off the two side fans and let the middle fan do all the work. You have far more than you need in one fan.
Dollar Shave is no joke they are the real shit, I've been a member for about a year and a half now and have tried all their products, good stuff indeed. You're doing an awesome job with your shop and the beamer mate.
Maybe it's not the most popular, but your attention to detail and careful workmanship is really enjoyable for me, thanks. Again, it's that terrazzo floor, what a bonus that is. At least I'm assuming it is, sure looks like it.
With the exhaust system as designed, you are creating a positively pressurized plenum at the fan(s) discharge. The exhaust air is going to want to take the path of least resistance, and will likely leak at all the joints. The entire structure may also bow outwards, depending on the output of the three propeller fans. You may have been better off creating a plywood structure, somewhat shallower, to mount your filters, and placing the exhaust fan at the point of discharge (on the roof?). I suspect that the bare gypsum board will also develop mold/mildew on the outer paper surface/inside of filter box. Maybe a mildew preventing paint? I hope it works for you. Sorry if I sound negative.
I think you could have developed an off the floor extraction system... that big box has taken up a lot of floor space. It will work good though that’s for sure.
Thank you, RT! It's in the 5 digits now... Almost everything I've made from YT has gone back into this workshop and moving to Spain. I'm going to be upping my game as soon as the workshop is done. Two new channels and a much more consistent video schedule. Thanks for watching as always dude.
I think it comes down to the price and that sheetrock is easy to work with (cut, saw, seal). And that he could use the leftover pieces from when he made the walls for the booth. Just my theory
I did indeed have loads left over from the walls. But also, wood will absorb the wood over time, become flammable and blow up. Plasterboard wont do this. So, i only have to seal the wood supports and not the whole thing.
Great size booth, all my booths are about the same. Be sure that your air supply has good volume. Great seeing you setup. Good to see you again. Goodluck with it all lad. You never siece to amaze me. James.
Don't paint booths have mostly angled surfaces so dust and paint can't collect as easily? At least that's what they did at B is for Build. Loving the series!
(I used google to translate, forgive me for spelling mistakes) In your first video of the BMW E30 in which you get the springs and suspension of the car you use a book in the minute 17, 58 You tell me what book is it?
Thanks for watching guys. I know this workshop series isn't the most popular, but I'm almost there! I'll be back to restoring the car's on this channel and the antiques on my second channel very soon. Starting on the engine restoration tomorrow. I have all of the parts ready and a local company to do the machining. Stay tuned!
You have a second channel? Is this the first time you've mentioned it?
Not the most popular?
I'm actually really enjoying the workshop series, honestly. Also +1 to dollar shave club being surpisingly legit products
Hello, Which is the name of your second channel?
How are we supposed to find your second channel if you won't tell us what it is?
Big fan of your work ethic and dedication. It really shows, and it is an inspiration.
Keep it up! Saludos from Argentina.
Thank you, Diego, I really appreciate it.
Ahre hello Bro! 😂
si, despues de ver a este muchacho pones un rato "Radialero Team" y te queres matar!
@@martinberazategui jajajajaja. Es un placer ver la capacidad de orden y planificación que tiene este pibe
Please restore the Touring. They deserve so much more love than they get on a regular basis.
This series, truly is a fine example of how great the British are at the art of the Bodge.
Actually, I think the workshop series is popular. We're all a little jealous of your space and storage though. Can't wait 'til the booth is done, love your attention to detail.
Not popular? Are you kidding?? This is so bloody educational. I always look forward to your content. You are focused and methodical. I really admire that.
Be careful with the cable for the heater. Do not coil it up. With a high current draw like a heater the cable will get extremely hot and can then melt the insulation and cause a short circuit and a fire. Great work.
I actually prefer the workshop videos, it gives me ideas and motivation to do my own workshop properly. Please never stop with UA-cam, love from Finland
Good to hear Mario! Thank you. I'm just getting started don't worry :)
cant wait to see the tourer restored
Super 👍
What u do is so satisfying...
Hi, I really enjoy your channel and your work is amazing but I see a bit of a problem with your extraction system. I make extraction canopies for catering establishments so I have some experience but by all means not an expert. My concern is that your three fan set up is not going to work efficiently. The two outside fans will blow directly against the back of the collector box as the and will not suck air. The middle fan is the only one that will work. You need to create a manifold system, have a funnel shape collector box so the air can move into one air stream or else just use one fan only. Think of air flow like water flow. You currently have two stagnant pools one each side of a moving stream. You only need one fan on a Hood that size anyway as you need to replace air going out with fresh air going in or you'll have no suction at all. All that aside, I really love this channel and your work is amazing.
Thanks for the info Adrian, i was thinking this. I will buy two more ports and try to find a three to one pipe thing.
@@RestoreIt looking at your fans, I'm guessing that they are roughly 400 mm or so. You have way too much suction . You'll have to work with the doors open in order to let the air flow effectively. I would even think that if you run with the doors closed and lit a candle that it would go out because you are sucking all the air out of the room. I've seen it myself before with cookers .the gas will go out because there isn't enough air in the room. My advice is to remove the top collector and blank off the two side fans and let the middle fan do all the work. You have far more than you need in one fan.
Dollar Shave is no joke they are the real shit, I've been a member for about a year and a half now and have tried all their products, good stuff indeed. You're doing an awesome job with your shop and the beamer mate.
At this point, I'm just living vicariously through you.
I need a friend like you, I feel sad to be the only one to love manual work, in my environment ^^’
Really wonderful job 👍
This series is great brother
Nice e30
Iove this series
Diggin’ this shop.
Not sure how I feel about some of your building materials but if it works, it works. Love the channel and content.
I’m glad I found your channel. I look forward to your next video. Thank you
Gods work
Good Job 👍 Regards Alex
Cool slinky.
Very good job
Great work, just be careful wrapping that infrared Heater coord around the pole as it will act as a coil and overheat.
Finally someone who knows how to properly cut plasterboard.
OCD heaven!!! I love truly love your dedication and hard work towards your shop and the things you restore. Keep up the good work!!!
Молодец!У тебя хорошо получается!
When a project with BMW to finish up? It would be interesting to see
Why does your floor look like it belongs in a Asda or Sainsbury’s hahah.
Maybe it's not the most popular, but your attention to detail and careful workmanship is really enjoyable for me, thanks. Again, it's that terrazzo floor, what a bonus that is. At least I'm assuming it is, sure looks like it.
Incredibly human. 100% entertainment engagements.
With the exhaust system as designed, you are creating a positively pressurized plenum at the fan(s) discharge. The exhaust air is going to want to take the path of least resistance, and will likely leak at all the joints. The entire structure may also bow outwards, depending on the output of the three propeller fans. You may have been better off creating a plywood structure, somewhat shallower, to mount your filters, and placing the exhaust fan at the point of discharge (on the roof?). I suspect that the bare gypsum board will also develop mold/mildew on the outer paper surface/inside of filter box. Maybe a mildew preventing paint?
I hope it works for you. Sorry if I sound negative.
Very nice standard of workmanship and especially your attention to detail. Excellent.
A tip for rounding off construction adhesive is to spray it with some sopy water, it wil smooth out real good
Im very exited for the future of this channel. Would buy a shaving kit if i didn't had one already.
Thank you, Harakiru. Once the workshop is done I'm starting two new channels so I can achieve posting every single day!
@@RestoreIt Great to hear. Good luck on your endeavors, and stay safe!
mate your channel is amazing, what you're doing with this E30 is brillant ! please keep doing what you are doing !!
love this series
Raise the extractor unit up, then you'll fit the car in.
the extractor is most efficient at groundlevel (real paintboths got extractors-vents in the floor)
I think you could have developed an off the floor extraction system... that big box has taken up a lot of floor space. It will work good though that’s for sure.
Loving this series of workshop builds ! Very inspirational and informative. Keep them coming please !!!!!
Keep the videos coming!!! Fantastic job👍🏻
Thank you Will!
You're an inspiration man, amazing videos always happy to see new uploads. How much did it cost to make your new shop so far?
Thank you, RT! It's in the 5 digits now... Almost everything I've made from YT has gone back into this workshop and moving to Spain. I'm going to be upping my game as soon as the workshop is done. Two new channels and a much more consistent video schedule. Thanks for watching as always dude.
Coming together nicely, enjoying these workshop video's.
Как хорошо у тебя получается
why you did not hang paint booth extraction system?
For best results it needs to be on the floor for this style of booth.
Good Luck men, From Belarus BMW Fans
How can I be as handy as this guy for making and restoring stuff
Wow so far has come since ur first setup of the workshop it looks amazing I can’t wait for the final build of the BMW
Nice work dude!
I have a car and I want you as a professional to do it to me as a new one
At least buy him a drink first... sheesh
Love these videos.
Can't wait !!!
Been following you for a long time now and I love your work! Great video as always!
Thanks, am sad :) Good to see you here.
Don't coil up wire if you have a high load on that wire.
Any particular reason why sheetrock was used for the extractor instead of plywood?
I think it comes down to the price and that sheetrock is easy to work with (cut, saw, seal). And that he could use the leftover pieces from when he made the walls for the booth. Just my theory
I did indeed have loads left over from the walls. But also, wood will absorb the wood over time, become flammable and blow up. Plasterboard wont do this. So, i only have to seal the wood supports and not the whole thing.
man you're the best, keep doing it
Great size booth, all my booths are about the same. Be sure that your air supply has good volume.
Great seeing you setup. Good to see you again.
Goodluck with it all lad.
You never siece to amaze me.
James.
Hey mate!!! As usual THANK YOU for the amazing videos!!! Keep it up!!!
I always hear about dollar shave club on Bill Burrs MM podcast
Work requires a lot of patience and effort
Greetings to you💪🏻
Your work is so clean and so great that’s why I contacted you to work on my cars I have 4 cars need to rebuild thanks
I like your vids.. less talk and more action..🤩
Haha, exactly.
hey what about your bmw project when you are going to release
Coming soon! Next video.
I wait for your vids all week man keep it up!
congrats on your new shop man, keep up the work
Nice work mate! I also hope you got that tortuga cat along with you in Spain.
Love your project ❤️
Say “hi” to Brazil man, i love your videos!!
Unfortunately the Dollar Shave Club does not exist for the german market but your videos are very cool greetings from germany
Don't paint booths have mostly angled surfaces so dust and paint can't collect as easily? At least that's what they did at B is for Build.
Loving the series!
You're not wrong. This is only a temp booth whilst im at this rented place. I plan to buy a pro booth when i move into my own place. Thanks man!
For building his one paint booth I’d say that’s a win I stopped watching b is for build because b started to botch
@@RestoreIt nice, good to hear!
Big work.. 😉
Thanks Taha :D
love your videos, was waiting so long for the video.
good job ✌️
Thanks man!
you are great man I hope for you great time in your life
Big fan of yours!! Keep up the awesome work bruv!!
Cheers from Philadelphia, USA!!
Please could you tell me the sizes of the area of the spray booth thankyou
To increase performance... think venturi...
Notification SQUAAAAAAAAD
The rolls of tape - When you want one in the middle, do you have to slide them all off the long rod first?
Man! Nice Thumbnail edit👍🏻
What are the dimensions of your workshop, if you don't mind my asking?
90 sqft :)
@@RestoreIt so around 10m by 10m? And it appears it is 3m in height?
i need a touring in my life. theyre just so expensive to import
Could you raise the extraction box I so you could have front and back access to cars?
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Good work buddy. This exhaust duct. Will lay down on floor or u r going to hang? If you hang u will get more space to work.
mmmmm Touring
What do you listen to while you work? Would love to know! Love the vids!
Is it not possible to mount your fan housing at ceiling height therefore giving you extra room underneath?
Engine M20B25?
All of these for only 1 car?
16 holes just to hold the plastic thing? seems way to many,
The next Car i like to see is an Old Audi (1960-1980)
Is there no way to add a bit to the front of the booth to give you more room?
Hi bro 👋👋👋👋very good job 👍 for the work done like and respect 🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝
Thanks, dude!
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Can someone explain it to me for what is that green thing with fans used for?
Air filter
Thumbs Up =)! I think sometimes Your video lacks the main musical composition of Fort Boyard (This is a joke =)). *Thank You for the video =)!*
(I used google to translate, forgive me for spelling mistakes)
In your first video of the BMW E30 in which you get the springs and suspension of the car you use a book in the minute 17, 58
You tell me what book is it?
Sorry for the writing
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I don't get it, do people subscribe just to dislike your videos?