Basement Workshop Part 2 - Automation & More
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- Опубліковано 25 лют 2019
- Hey folks welcome to part 2 on my journey to building a better basement workshop. There are still a few more things I need to get done so stay tuned for part 3 coming out soon. If you haven't seen part 1 yet, you can find it here: • Basement Workshop Over...
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I'm using a Google Home Assistant Mini to control all the smart features. What I plugged into the TV was a Google Chrome Cast. If you wait for occasions like Black Friday, Google usually bundles the products for more savings. I prefer Google primarily because of it's UA-cam capabilities and being able to control a TV with Chromecast. You can voice command what you'd like to watch, not just on UA-cam but on other streaming services, you can cast from your phone, and turn the TV on and off with your voice so losing the remote (which I do too often) isn't an issue.
Here are the other products I used:
GoSund Smart Light Switch:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
Teckin Smart Outlets:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
Workbench Power Strip:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Shop Lights:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...
Exhaust Fan:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...
Exhaust Fan Speed Control:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
How I ordered my shelves and workbench parts: www.metro.com/replocator
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Withjack Workshops is a series of DIY videos showcasing fun and easy projects ranging anywhere from woodworking, restoration, and electronics of all kinds. The projects run the spectrum of easy to difficult, needing certain tools to accomplish but still easily completed by yourself. This particular video is a part of the series where I'm creating items for my Etsy shop to be sold online or just for the heck of it to try my hand at creating something new for the enjoyment of making, in which I can only hope it inspires you to make something yourself. Enjoy and subscribe! - Навчання та стиль
That was an awesome before and after job!!! I am putting together my first work shop and this really helped! Oh, I love all ur 👍👍👍👍 and your 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲!
those wire racks are great. there are also caster wheels at home depot that fit these units perfectly.
Lots of really great ideas!! Thanks for sharing!
Super cozy place to do winter projects in!
That is a great looking shop and it is very functional. I like that storage window/door thingy. Thanks for sharing the journey. Going to watch the next episode now, since 2020 and it should be up for viewing.
Love the backlit YJ grill! Square headlights are best headlights.
Great use of space. Awesome man cave. You need a mini fridge and like a retractable futon from the ceiling haha
Haha I’d be down with that
Outstanding! Loved all of it and you have inspired me to do this myself, thank you!
Hey Ron, glad you enjoyed the video. Let me know how your project turns out!
Me too😀
im glad to see I'm not the only lunatic with a car bumper as the only art piece:)
Great job man! I can't wait until i get a house so i can do something like this. That pipe in the ceiling though, would have kept a OCD-person like myself awake at night XD
Helluva nice job fella
You could use aluminum angle to trim around the metal/mdf.
💪great workshop my friend 👍👍👍❤️
thank you
Bonjour , excellente aménagement de votre atelier .
Amazing job! Been doing a similar job in my very unfished basement! You definitely need a way bigger TV though that wall is asking for it!
You activated 4 of my devices everytime you said the dreaded words.... "Hey Google" lmao, strong work
Great videos. Love the mancave 💎💎💎
beau boulot bravo !
You inspire me every time you release a video. Also I Made the arcade cabinet.
Thanks! How'd it turn out??
@@Bretts_Builds It turned out really good thanks for the tutorial.
4:02 that's some nice fat cat you got there. awesome vid
comfy bed for those long 3D print jobs.
good job on the saw.
Красавчик ! теплый и уютный мастерская 👍 привет из Казахстана 🤚
muy buen trabajo
Nice...
got the flags right lol nice
Great video as usual, how do you find the evolution saw? I’ve been looking at it for a while compared to the more expensive gear like dewalt. Cheers
Hey man thanks for watching! I'll be honest, it's a great saw for the budget but once you get one that's much higher quality, you will not regret it. If you're just starting out and only use it once in a while, I would go that route but if you plan on doing a lot of woodworking, go with a Rigid or Dewalt. I purchased a Rigid awhile ago and love it. It's currently stuck in my storage unit since I just moved but once I clean it out I'm going back to using that and just keeping the Evo as the one I take on the road with me or for cutting metal.
just watched about 5 of your videos and I am really liking your channel. I will be starting a channel soon hopefully, I just need to edit some of the projects I have already finished. what program are you using to edit videos? Also subbed and will be watching all future videos!
13:13 killed me xD
I like the Charlie Chaplin moments you add throughout the video. 😂
12:21 We all did this at once at least. :D
True xd
Nice work! I don’t see a router...it would have come in handy to finish the edges of your workbench. They are super useful and open up a ton of options when building...you should pick one up if you don’t have one.
lol yeah I have one but I hardly ever use it. It hides in the back. I'd like to come up with a few projects that need it but nothing yet.
Brett Withjack I can’t remember the proper name, but I put a strip of oak around my workbenches, they absorb a surprising amount of damage. If you use the router to round things out you can eliminate the sharp corners and prevent plywood from chipping out.
Have you are conditioner there? And the fan extracts air?
jajajjaa un cago de risa el pelado,felicitaciones buen trabajo
thank you for the correct flag hanging
What is the material you used for your floor?
Your cat is huge 😂
Chingon tu shop
How to prevent termites in my wood workshop?
Instead of screws or glue to hold down the metal have you considered double sided tape?
Hey Mark, I didn’t consider that because it’s probably the best route to take lol thanks for the recommendation, gunna go try that out!
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You need a REFRIGERATOR for ADULT BEVERAGES or your favorite soda or water. GREAT VIDEO BTW!!!
Uhhhhhhhh..... 👍👍
I can't believe you taught Bill to play the piano
Yeah man he does all the video work too. Only have to pay him with cat nip 😂
Why not put the MDF directly on the rack instead of on the top leaving the gap. I am assuming because you wanted to screw it down to the top of the poles but it seems like it may have been better to cut out the corners and fasten it from the bottom.
You managed to activate my google twice
Your TV should actually probably deliver enough power via USB port to power the Chromecast, freeing up a socket. You might want to give that a try.
No USB port on my tv :(
@@Bretts_Builds that's even more basic than I thought a TV would be these days to be honest :D
o yes, only the best in my shop haha I'm just surprised I didn't lose the remote durning the move.
when the light turned on and you were lying on the floor, honestly I got a little scared :)
Me too, I had fallen and couldn't get up lol
part 3?
Maybe you could build your own gun armory at the basement for emergency use only but it is hidden on the basement so no one would now just u only
Whats that chrome rack called with the sliding sections?
The shelf is made by Metro but the sliding shelves were ordered separate. I think they're just called a sliding wire shelf. I can't for the life of me find it online anymore though. Not sure what happened to it.
bonjour comment s'appel votre panneau de bois contre le mur avec des trous? merci amicalement ///
hello, what is your wooden panel called against the wall with holes? thank you so much
Hello! It's sold at home depot here in the US. It's called faux brick paneling I believe Thanks for watching!.
@@Bretts_Builds I tell you about the panel with holes the panel that carries the white tools. What is the name? thank you
O sorry, that's peg board
@@Bretts_Builds merci beaucoup monsieur . Thank you
he reaally loves thumbing up..
* Gives thumbs up while reading comment *
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Dartboard far too high!
Laptop/Ipad wall mount
Wiring not up o code
wish you rename google to like norm or barry..
I believe you can
I dunno, I go to my shop when I want to be alone. Don't want google tellin on me or listening in on conversations.
You get it man.
Or.... you could have your Tools there and use them the oldfashioned way. Wait, you must do that anyway, no matter how many "smart" gadgets you get. Just at an added cost. And watching TV while using Power Tools is way "smart".
He's a UA-cam poser, whatcha expect?
Just throwing it out there... every single time you said "Hey Google" my phone paused the video, and pulled up Google Assistant
o crap my bad man, I didn’t know that would happen on phones while in video mode.
@@Bretts_Builds I didn't either. It was hilarious.
lol nice
Overact!!
loose the music
I don’t think it’s possible to loosen the music.
the music is annoying
the cat is seriously fat, feed it with diet pet food