The ULTIMATE Shed / Workshop Is Finished ! Part 3
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
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Part 3 of the DREAM Workshop where I finish off the inside of the shed!
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As an hvac tech I recommend just setting it to a temperature and leaving it. It barley uses any electricity with that inverter. You want that unit to run continuously to constantly pull humidity out. congratulations man awesome work!!!
As somebody who pays the power bill I concur with your HVAC Tech statement.
You use less energy if only putting it on when you need.
If you're only in the shed on the weekend, why cool it during the week.
@@Robert-cu9bm The energy requirement to cool a hot room 5-10 degrees is greater than keeping a room temperate all the time. If he is legitimately only in the shop 2 days a week, maybe only running it on those 2 days is the more cost-effective thing to do- but if he's in there 3+ days a week, it probably works out better to keep it a constant temperature all the time.
Hey legends, cheers for the info! I’m in there only on weekends but what I I might do is put it on the night before? That may help
@@RoamLyfe If you have solar, turn it on lunchtime friday and turn off at end of day on Sunday. If no solar then just turn it on when you get out there on Friday and off on Sunday night.
awesome build on the shed mate since fully enclosing it if you dont have one already get your self a CO2 and carbon monoxide detector.
Budget builds shed Reno! She turned out wicked 👍
Now I’m keen to sort out my tin sauna.
Good work. If you have any of the foil board left, you could use that to cover the other window behind the shelves. I'm sure it will be better in keeping the heat out compared to the black cover of the other window.
Just a heads up you aircon is going to suffer from being in such a confined space outside. As it discharges hot air that will bounce off the fence and circle back into the condenser coil, on a hot day it will not cope. At least fit an air deflector to direct air up and out.
Hot air will rise up away from unit and pull cold air from between the fence & building
Just follow the manufacturer recommendation for distances.
They have spent far more money on designing it than us
Just a suggestion, maybe look at coreflute panels to line your ceiling. You could easily paint these black if wanted. Only reason I'm suggesting this is they are cheap panels, but would act similar to double glazing. I.e. the panel has a void for air to move between the hot side of the insulation and the cooler side of a conditioned space.
Last time I looked that stuff was pricy.
look into a brush seal or "emba seal" for the roller doors. when we fit doors that require seals, we screw the actual seal to the door. brush seal folds up inside of the door when the door opens.
idea is to mark on the felt where the steel header/lintel is in line with one profile of the door, then open the door so you can then screw the seal from the inside.
works a lot better, doesnt get caught in the door when the door opens!
🤣🤣 "dropped an angle grinder on the floor while it was still spinning" 🤣🤣 the honesty is prolly why people relate to this channel, great content.
Gday, that was money well spent in my opinion, there’s nothing worse then trying to build something and cooking ya self at the same time, top job and all the best for the new year, cheers
Having the shed at 30°C without AC is amazing. Mint work.
Looks baller. I hope you really enjoy being in the space.
Plyboards are cheap and can screw direct to exposed door channels. You can screw a handle and use a thicker seal.
Hope you & your family enjoyed your Christmas. Looking forward to new videos in the New Year. Happy trails, Cowpoke
From what I was told using reverse cycle AC is set it to 22 that's the sweet spot anything less will make it work to hard costing $$...22 is a good comfortable temp. Nice work shed coming up mint, sound quality on video is improving so much too since the dry wall been put up.
I was told 24. Well that’s what they recommended on the news.
Congrats, you now have a youtuber shed!
Really looking forward to next year. Have been really enjoying your content as someone new to 4x4.
You could invest in a cheap infrared camera which shows you where heat may be creeping in from. There’s a few videos on UA-cam about. Might be worth a look
Happened on your Shed video while looking for ideas for a small shed I am building. Thanks for the videos , I have gleaned some ideas. Bit of shed envy here 😊 you have agreat work space now .
My tip would be to replace the roof sheets one day with a light colour. Darker draws in heat lighter colour reflects it that’s my advice for people when doing a roof.
After 1 UA-cam tutorial I am now an expert lol 😂 .
I’m still laughing 15 minutes later bro !!!
Glad the inspector let you off with a warning mate 😂
Thanks for sharing. Keep up the great work. Happy NYE. Cheers
Well done mate.
Run some furing channel on your roof at 500 centres … perfect trusses then put pink batts and slap 8mm plywood as your ceiling . You will not regret
Low e double glazing will help a ton
Looks sick very jealous!
Awesome job and here for all the videos
Great work , love the transformation.
Use a whiteboard like we had in school… we can buy it in 4’x8’ sheets in the states
Mate that shed is looking epic!!
Needs more shed space
Looks great in all areas except one...my ocd is lockded on the dirty floor pritty pritty please hose it out....and show us asap.
Minticle brah. Love it
Absolutely love it mate !! Awesome job from start to finish.
Just curious, if you didn't intend to use the window to view thru (inadvertently, I agree) why don't you just put foam board over it now, as you did the door. Insulate far better than black vinyl will and be more conducive to overall appearance & also slip some over window behind shelves to stop light and heat penetrating.
honestly id take that blackout thing off and get some actual tint, i cant imagine that stuff is gonna stay up there long when its absorbing an ass ton of heat
I'm very curious where the ventilation system is.. did I miss that part??
I think that black vinyl will be radiating a lot of heat back into the shed, see how it goes i guess!
Your neighbours 100% think your starting up a grow room after all this
Mate you should have stuck with the thick one. What you needed to do was punch some small holes along it to let the air escape on closing. That done wipe Baby powder along the rubber to soften it up on closure.
Bingo , problem solved.
Lies, a shed is never finished 😂 great series of videos 🤙
Working @ height permit?
I have no idea how anyone can work in a shed with all the doors closed. The fumes from welding, turning, grinding and general dust making will slowly kill you.
Drain in the shitter line not in my state
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Just curious, what is it that you do for a job?
He's going to be a botanist soon, once his mate connects the shed to the neighbours power.
@@Robert-cu9bmI thought he was gonna be chemist 😂