Lining Your Garage Walls with Plywood
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2020
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Measure twice, cut once. It certainly looked like exact cuts. And I must say, your demeanor, music and pace are great to watch. I can decompress for a few minutes and enjoy watching a craftsman at work. Thank you.
In Poland we say "three times cut and still too short" ;-)
agreed
I measure twice and cut 4 times 😂 kidding only did that once and learned my lesson
Living in a rural area with folks just trying to get by- I've seen some really horrible carpentry. It's a joy to watch a true craftsman.
Some brotha, eastern Ky has tons of butchers
Can't blame them. When they have to cut the price because nobody can afford it. Happens when you need something fixed and you're broke
I like the rounded edges you added. It gives it a nice "finished" touch.
Is it just me or can I rewatch old videos and still enjoy Scotts old content as if it was my first time watching it ?
Love the use of the blower to get all the batts dust off you, I've never thought of that!! Learn a new trick everytime i watch one of your vids :)
Cheers Josh! I had a coffee on you today bro. Thanks again for that 👍
Your channel really helps me with woodwork in school in the uk
Education and fun at the same time!
Love how this turned out! The plywood certainly adds a degree of elegance!
It is great to see how you take so much time and attention to detail. You take great pride in the quality of your work. Well done.
I have watched 2 years of your work in 2 days, already feeling like an addict waiting for his next fix.... gimme gimme gimmeyyyy. Nice work mate.
I've almost finished lining my double garage in 25mm MDF - insulation for my single-brick-thick walls, and (like you said) something to attach shelves, cupboards, racks etc to without a thousand holes into the brickwork.
I've notched the sheets round the rafters (will insulate the ceiling in due course) and left a 50mm gap at the bottom. Getting whole 25mm sheets into place on my own has been a challenge, but hey, who wants an easy life!
(A Russian study showed that 12mm MDF provides as much insulation as 150mm of brick, so I should be a bit warmer in due course, and cooler in summer, I hope, here in the UK.)
Enjoyed your clip - you're a good tradesman! And you live and work in a beautiful part of the world!
Great video. Now I want ply in my shed. Would love to see a bit about how you planned the framing and laid it out to get the sheet joins on the centre of the studs. Etc.
I felt very satisfied when you got the bolt holes perfect 👌🏼. Good job mr. brown!
The more I see Plywood the more I like it!
Looks good SBC👍😎
I'm doing this for my garage and was so glad when your video was the first on the search. I wish you could work on my garage and shed project.
I think I might do this for my little workshop/storage. Right now it's lined with old and worn plasterboard that the previous owner installed sometime during the 80's. It would be nice to be able to hang stuff all over without using molly plugs all the time. Thanks for the inspiration as always!
Thanks for sharing this alternative to drywall or cladding. I am going to look into this for my Canadian garage.
The relief on the edges in a nice touch!
I did this on a job 15 years ago. The trick is to seal and paint the bottom edge and back side 3 inches up to prevent wickin up damp if in a flood. I went against the clients wishes and opted for a coating of oil based paint which is way better than water based paint which degrades in welding etc, oil based retains it's gloss and requires less coats to cover.
Plywood looks like such a great choice... Would love to have it in a garage studio like this!
Your work is amazing Scott 👍🏼 keep up the good work and videos!!
Ten years ago, I built a 20' x 40' shop and decided to use 1/2" plywood instead of drywall. I always had cracks and holes in my small shop, so plywood was a must. Best idea, as mounting light items and brackets anywhere, wasn't easy thing. Hell, I threw a small sledge hammer at the wall, to prove to my dad that it was solid; he was impressed.
Always enjoy your clean high quality workmanship awesome bro
Great video excellent craftsmanship as usual
3:43 My OCD loves this!
Great looking work as always man, thanks for the content
Thanks for the videos! Very relaxing and they’re giving me good ideas too.
Cheers!
I'm impressed 👏! Unfortunately here in America a contractor would have just slapped the plywood up on the wall with 16 penny nails and called it a day! This guy actually finished the edges of the drywall and made sure everything was level and square! It actually looks like a professional did it!
Your work is so perfect.
Listening to the background music of this episode with headphones on is crazy cool.
you did an immaculate job! very nice
You take such pride in being a Craftsman, excellent work as always!. In my part of the world most builders and home owners would have just tossed this up with sloppy cuts around the doors.
True professional, great work.
Trick I learned from rehabbing a 70's style home in the USA was painting the studs black that the sheets break on. Hides any small gaps.. Similar to your cool rebates on your plywood feature wall.
I learned draughting under an engineer. He was a fantastic teacher and told me that you knew you did a good job if those building what you designed didn't call you up with questions on things you missed. I can tell you do some great work by your standard of work and attention to detail. It can be difficult to find a good professional in a lot of professions but I would have to say I love your work. I wouldn't recommend anyone doing this in a metal clad garage though unless it has building paper on the outside of the framing. Those things are generally so badly built they leak like sieves.
Wow - this is exactly what I’ve got to do in the next couple of months (well, my carpenter mate will!). Thanks for this Scott.
Give it a try man you will learn a few things and more appreciation for it
I need to do that in my garage! Looks great!
Very nice,thank you for the info. I hope you're excellent carpentry skills, translates to my mediocre, do-it-yourself ability here in the US.
Finally a carpenter from NZ on UA-cam...Yaay!
That intro was hilarious haha I'm glad you can show things like that to just laugh about it. Cheers!
It was nice to see a summery scene, Lol. It's 10 degrees Fahrenheit here in Pennsylvania today. Nice work Scott as always.
Loved your opening shot mate.
I’ve done the exact same thing. 😂
Been watching for a while.
Love your work, Much respect!
Lovely job so far! 👍
That merchants looks tidy and organised, wish it was like that in the uk 🇬🇧
Thanks for the placement Scott!!! Love ya!
Thanks for the music mate! Keep it up
really really nice job. looks great. might copy :D. thanks for sharing man. take care. pete
6 seconds in, doesnt fit, falls on head.
Instant sub.
Nice video love you work
Summer looks nice! Currently -18* Celsius in the middle of the United States.
the music in the background is so good
Looks great, you make it look easy 😂👍
Ply walls look really nice
BRAVO ! PERFECTION !
This is my type of vlogs
Ok bro.. ok.. you got me as a subscriber love building and love video editing you got me..
That ply is a good looking product
Hey Scott, been missing you guys. Great idea, see more of this in Nth America. Makes great sense. Would be nice to hear what size router bits etc you use for different jobs and why. Been getting some great ideas from your stuff and really enjoy your style. Thanks. Cheers from across the ditch. PP
Sweet ride bro!
Scott Brown is the man. From Jay and Gaz in the UK
Gay and Jaz
Lol
I love my Makita LXT palm router so much I'm going to order another one just to keep the round over bit in so I don't have to keep switching.
Thanks for your videos and I have just ordered tools from piranha tools and waiting for him to come to Wellington in may
Plywood in a garage is smart 👍
I love the look of this, I want to do something like this in my bedroom but it’s a rental so I have no idea how I should do it, or even *if* I should do it…
Scott need to invest the 36v cordless plunge saw from Makita, I love mine!!
Enjoyed that Scott been a few years since I’ve seen Rangitoto😂
I wasn't going to watch at first, but when you got hit with the plywood I thought, Here's someone with whom I can relate
I love this. Have an unfinished Garage and I'd much rather do this than drywall
Really cool! Thinking about doing something like this in a spare room for kind of a hobby and workshop. If I'm thinking about French cleats down the road, would these sheets be thick enough?
Great episode bro 🤜
Good job watching the plywood go up made me wonder if being a garage it would be useful to build in some niche cavities to put spray cans and chemicals and bits and pieces......
A bit like you see in a shower
I love how he says garage!
Funny guy... It's summer there but here in the UK, It's still cold.
Wish I was there.
Thanks for the video from Latvia 👻
Hi Scott, great video. If your garage is exposd like this, will you also need to insulate and line the attic portion (behind the trusses as well) Thanks in advance
Very nice - been thinking about plywood for my garage instead of drywall. This convinced me! What tool were you using to sand the edges of the plywood? Also, any tips on what kind of nail gun to get? Are you using a framing nailer or finishing nailer to attach the plywood?
Love it.
That was a really relaxing watch. Nice work though.
I lined my garage walls with 1-1/8" tongue and groove plywood so I can hang pretty much anything on the walls.
Hi Andrew. How did you attach it, please? Did you screw the plywood directly into the brick or insulate between battens first then screw in the plywood? Thank you
Crack up bro watching that sheet of ply slowly falling toward you! Replayed it several times and lol’d every time. You’re vids make me wish I was a chippy! 👍🏾
Nice job. Just wondered what sort of profile you were using when you routed the edges of the sheets?
Lol, I remember when pink studs looked weird, but I watch all your videos and expect them
9 seconds in and I’m already lol ing 😂👍🏻
Satisfying
Hey Scott - great video. What bit are you using in the router? Is it a chamfer bit and just to avoid splintering the edge of the front veneer of ply when you are butting up against the next one? Also are you using plasterboard adhesive for the boards as well as the 16ga nails?
I like it and I’d love plywood walls in the garage but I think we have fire codes in Canada that permit only very thick gypsum board inside a garage that is attached to a home. Maybe I’m wrong and I can use plywood on walls but the ceiling certainly requires the thicker gyprock.
What sealer would you suggest (if any) for the wood... I'm working my way around the shop, and would like to protect the wood, and maybe give it a nice golden look. Low VOC preferably to keep the peace at home...
Ты молодец мужик! Работаешь качественно и чисто! 5 баллов!!! И чистоту после себя оставляешь, еще 5 баллов!!! Успехов!
Я должен был Google переводить то, что вы сказали, на английский, но хороший комментарий ..
That was the plan 😉
Hello, in 2:25 you clean the edges with a router - is it necessary? do the cutting edges (even with the Makita track saw) remain frayed/cracked? would it be possible to use something very weak, such as a dremel 3000? makita router is quite strong for that purpose, what do you think?
The plywood you used is for lining the shed . What would you use to be able to mount and hang cabinets etc on a wall . I have a new shed and I want to put cupboards and shelves on my walls. It's a steel frame with minimal purlins.
Newbie question: Will a stud(beam) finder still work? Or will it be confused with the plywood when wanting to place something on the wall for stronger support (shelves etc.)
Salut Scott content de te revoir
I enjoy every episode you made, but please Scott do not mix the music between the left and right speaker. Great tips, I learn a lot from you
Hello Scott. I'm putting in a timber batten frame in my garage. These are 45mmx45mm pine battens. Top, bottom, sides, around windows etc. Then I'm fitting 40mm thick wood fibre insulation. That leaves 5mm of a gap. The wood fibe panels are going against a wall in brick (the bricks with lots of air space for insualtion). The wall is very dry and the garage won't be heated.
I noticed you haven't got an air space between your panelling and the insulation. Do you have a membrame behind the insulation to prevent humidity?
Thanks, Mark
the plywood gave you a slap!
Man!!! I wish I can be in New Zealand as of right now... but I am in chicago freezing with the temperature sensation of -10 °F
Jarco101 Me too
Man, that’s a lot of work. A video makes it look easy, but actually doing it takes enormous time and effort. Well done Scott. I’m curious, did you need to put up a Vapor barrier? Also, I hate to be nit picking, but why not hide those wires behind the tv monitor?? 🤷♂️
Hi Scott- I'm thinking on buying that trim router but still debating between the corded and cordless version (some concern on having the battery weight at the top could make unstable). Appreciate your thoughts on that. Cheers mate.
Great work, Scott. What router bit do you use for cleaning raw edges! 👍
Hi Man - I'm big fan of you - great music and skillful job - YEAH
ACTUALLY i wish to get router base plate like yours - any advice where can I get one in UK?
Regards
Looks nice but should use thicker plywood for hanging shelves and tools.
I wish there was description and educational content here. Why you're edging the boards with a router ,etc. Also what plywood you are using (it wasn't clear in the beginning). But the small amount of exposition is great.