New Workshop Series - Part 2 -The Build
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Construction of the new home workshop. The new workshop is built in the back of a barn on our property. The workshop is a shade under 80m2, just over 800ft2.
The Hope you enjoy the video.
Cheers,
Rob
- Handmade Extreme -
Disclaimer: This video is meant for educational and entertainment purposes only. It is in no way meant to be a set of instructions and therefore no attempt should be made by any party to recreate what has been seen or heard in this video. Any attempt to do so is done completely at your own risk.
What a sadly underrated video! Tremendous work, absolutely transforming this space!
I'm so envious of your awesome workshop! Great work, mate! Great work!
No wonder we've not seen a video for a while, you've been very busy building the workshop.
Very nice job, i don't envy you with all that digging out you had to do.
"18mm OSB"
Check out Mr Moneybags! 🤣
Great work, great vid as usual. No stupid music or false drama, just "this is how I did it and why."
It’s great to see you back! 👍🏻👍🏻
wow! very impressive. great video. look forward to the next.
Looks great. Very jealous of your space!
Steve Sommers would be proud!
GREAT VIDEO THANK YOU, VERY NICE SHOP.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
nice work, and lots of it.
Wow that's a lot of good work!
Good to see you are back 😀 must have been a nightmare with the materials shortage. Workshop looks fab!
Thank you. We were quite lucky in that we got a lot of it just before the big shortages hit. Thanks for the support.
Wow nice work.... :-)
Great to see you back again. The new workshop is a fabulous space. Your lathe and mill looked tiny in the corner! Looking forward to further updates.
Cheers Carl, It has taken a while but it's now certainly in a usable state.
Nice! 👏👏
Fantastic work Sir, a superb spec and well done to boot. I do think you're a jammy sod though for having all that space, even if it does come with it's own headaches.
I did subscribe and this is my fourth vid., I watched the Welding Positioner, and the Lathe DRO Installation and of course the first part of your new workshop/Home.
No doubt I'll watch em all eventually, as well as enjoy every minute.
Cool
Thanks.
Nice to see you again! Really well done... You are the ultimate handyman, to say the least 😀 have fun in your new workshop!
Thanks, that's very kind. 👍
Good to finally see the progress! :D I've been waiting for that. Looks like a nice place to be in ;)
Thank you. I'm very happy with how it has turned out. 👍
Another good video looking forward to the next
Thanks 👍
Wow, very impressive!! Just discovered your channel, new sub!!!
Great to see you back at it again. Loving the new workshop too, you made it look so easy...we know its not ha ha ha. looking forward to the next one. Cheers.
Cheers Andrew. It was a bit of a battle in places, certainly learnt a lot in the process. Very happy with the results though. Thanks for watching.
What a great space!
Thanks Andy.
Some serious construction work there, those steels are well over spec but better that way, nice work 👴🏻👍
Thanks 👍
That cement blocks don't have enough strength for that H beam exspessialy with added weight I done the same and it cracked the one side come down after that I concrete support H beams for proper support. My experience, maybe you fill the concrete blocks below with concrete install rebar and wire between each layer.
Great workshop, well worth the work.
Alright Rob! It's been an agonizing wait for your next video - I checked your channel every week just to see if I'd missed the upload. Can't wait to see how it progresses from here.
Sorry for the long delay. Thanks very much for the dedicated support. I do have some footage shot for another video. Probably be a few weeks before I get around to editing it though. Thanks again.
@@Handmadeextreme Nothing to apologize for - I was watching the video with my jaw on the floor for most of it. Cracking job on getting the RSJs parallel to a mil, I'm sure most of us couldn't manage it to the nearest inch! 🤣
Seems strange how the back and side walls were built... nothing quite like a PITA job for you to fix yourself eh
Your work is very satisfying to see and the content is great too👌.
Great to see you back! Nice video showing your progress with your usual excellent commentary. Extremely envious of your new “space” which puts my “shedshop” to shame! Looking forward to seeing more developments!!
Incrível! Parabéns pela nova oficina! Você tem feito um trabalho sensacional! Fazer e filmar é para poucos... 😅👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
It's taken a while, but well done. Some hard work has paid off there.
Que trabalho, a oficina ficou muito boa.
Nice man, loving your big machines, you must love the space. Well I’ve found your channel so gonna get a watch of your content. Keep up the good content.
You really are living the dream buddy, great work.
It might be a trick of the light but in the first half as you're panning the camera at 6:30 there is a really pale line of mortar near the top? Wondered if that was anything specific
Cheers, glad you enjoyed it. I think it's probably just the light. The only thing that changed in the mortar mix between batches was the amount of water. As I got better the mix got wetter so I could work faster. Thanks for watching.
Honestly, I lacked vision beforehand, but it turned out good!
Hi Rob. Absolutely loving this workshop move. The only thing is, it makes me wish that I had done this when I moved from a small unit to an approx' 3 times larger unit in the same farmyard. Now up to about 155m^2
Luckily I didn't have the damp issues you had, nor the need to put in a mezzanine; although we did think bout it in the smaller unit.
Looking forward to the next video, and actually, congratulations on the house AND workshop move.
Regards Mark in the UK
p.s. The valve (and other) work that you get, is it through connections from a previous employer for example or just new customers from advertising or word of mouth etc.? Must be very satisfying having work coming in.
Great video! Nice progress.
But I think this is wrong way doing this isolation
Inside walls become warm from heating. But Outside wall stay alaways cold. Thats goid loot of moisture in insulation wolle. And latter you become loot of isue with mold.
Why wasn't it isolated from the outside? Or come later ?
And why you didn't make isolation under the new walls and separate from beton floor? Now pool all moisture from beton to wall.
it's been a while lol
Rob I stumbled on your thread cutting video and was surprised to see your lathe! Is it a Harrison vs330? I just bought my first larger lathe, a Harrison AA, US model, I guess. Hope to stay in touch to maybe pick up some tips and tricks with that particular lathe. :-) Thanks for your videos. (I'm in Southern California.) Cheers
My god man... go find yerself a sturdy Scots gal (marry her for the extra pair of helping hands)
Ah sorry.. I see you got one !!