I Moved My Presentation Area and Made a Wood Shop!
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Good to see a happier version of you! And congrats on getting what other people refer to as family :)
If you can make it interesting, I'd like to see the video about the countertop. While I like the vehicular content, my favorite part of your channel is the personality you put into the videos.
Good to see you back! Personally, summers are real tough for me and it can be nigh impossible to get the motivation to even get rolling on the simplest of steps in a project. It's hot, miserable, and can be mind-killingly boring on top of any other stress that's going on.
Love your off beat/topic videos, thanks for the giggles.
Welcome back. I finally got a chance to watch this today! I keep waiting for you to 'accidentally' step back into the pit (with a stack of mattresses or something or course). Film anything, and I'm sure I'll watch it - I'm here for the laughs as much as anything - I enjoy your editing style and your sense of humour. You might need to work on the lighting for the new presentation area though :) Oh yeah, go find Frank Howarth's channel and the video he made of the 'crane' for getting stuff down into his below ground level shop. Might make the pit a more useful space.
Why don’t you use the fan in the paint room or wood work shop to suck/blow the wood dust out? I have a wood work shop myself and I don’t have a fan. I only have a huge belt sander (5 meters long ++) witch has a fan built in it. It sucks... the bad way. My point being: it can be used to suck dust. Thanks
Would like to see a granite conference tabletop rebuilding (gluing?) !
Ayy, I missed your editing man! It's top notch stuff
Welcome back!
Good video, neat to see the work behind the videos.
Great to see you again! Always happy to see your videos, whatever you might be doing. :-)
Cool to see the space evolve over time! More room for activities ^^
Very pleased to see you back, you were missed. On the plus side, I'm now fully up to date on Project Binky, which I hadn't otherwise heard of :-)
Good to see you again Robert! Cheers from the Netherlands.
So glad to see that you are back, Robert. I just recently realised how much I enjoy your videos, and yes, that includes workshop updates, random videos of whatever, and indeed, cars. :)
Wonderful! Glad you're back, Robert.
Hooray! Good to see you. I kept hoping none of those terrifying spiders would appear during the paint booth conversion, but the worry made it almost like a horror film in terms of added suspense.
Have you thought about building a deck-style wood floor for the pit? You could have hatches to make the area below into storage. In any case, as a budding hobbyist woodworker, I'd live to see the occasional woodworking interlude vids. :D
Woot! Welcome back! I never stopped belivin' in you!
So happy to see you back. Hope you are feeling better. The Youtubes has not been the same for the last couple of weeks.
Thanks for the video! Even though you run a car channel, I still like these update videos. I live vicariously trough your adventures and videos. Of course I want to work on my own projects, but when you are traveling a bunch for work I can enjoy your adventures and think about mine. Speaking of, I was just thinking of the school bus projects a couple days ago. Just one of those, "Hummm, I wonder what he is going to do for power?" No rush, just keep on trucking along with your projects. We will be here!
I'm glad you like even the non-car videos. I have a lot of fun working 0on the shop itself. As for the bus, my plan for power is to use 7 (or 14) Nissan Leaf battery modules in series for a 48 volt electrical system. That in conjunction with an appropriately large inverter should give me all the power I need without resorting to a generator. I can charge the batteries with a combination of solar and a second engine alternator.
Great to see you back!
Heeeessss baaaaaccccckkkkkk. Glad to see it
