It's not just the visuals, it's the simple straightforward way you explain how and why. I have no experience....at all, at engineering but the way you explain and just GET SHIT DONE! It's phenomenal. Christ alive mate you don't half put a shift in on everything you do. Awesome content fella. Cheers.
Awesome job, sure makes life easier having a mag drill. Having the JCB and excavator makes light work too. Farm life is the best. Thank for the videos Tom Ray from British Columbia, Canada
We had the forethought of putting in a mezzanine area in my workshop that has a 14’ ceiling and it makes the whole shop so much more functional. Nice work adding it and I’m glad you didn’t try to attach that corner support to the roof in the end.
This looks awesome, would have been great for you to set up time lapses of the various processes rather than just cutting to the finished product at each step though.
The quickest way to double your storage space. We did this at a place where I used to work. Proved very useful. Good job, looking forwards to following this project. Thanks Tom and have a merry Christmas....
Nice job be good asset for storage. Pleased you changed your mind about supporting it from roof Leg even though might be a hindrance at time gives better floor support
Nice looking job there, Tom. I only foresee one problem -- it's not big enough! There's never enough storage space anywhere, and definitely never enough on a farm!
So waa this just a shop sitting around the farm youve decided to clean up? Seeing this ep and the next , this is an amazing little shop looking forward to seeing what gets worked on in here.
Tom, a very impressive bit of fabrication. Considering how expensive those annular cutters are, it was making me cringe seeing you drill the holes dry. A little bit of cutting oil would make those cutters last many times longer. I use RTD, but there are lots of alternatives, and a lot of them come in spray cans making easier to apply in awkward situations.
I think he has one but I don't know why he didn't use it for drilling the test holes in the tunnel walls, instead of smoking the hand drill. Mag drills are brilliant.
Hi Tom. Can you please give me some info on your mag drill. I am looking at getting one. What is max hole size, depth and clamping force? What make and are you happy with it and would you buy the same one again? Thanks Paul
It's not just the visuals, it's the simple straightforward way you explain how and why.
I have no experience....at all, at engineering but the way you explain and just GET SHIT DONE!
It's phenomenal.
Christ alive mate you don't half put a shift in on everything you do.
Awesome content fella. Cheers.
Thanks
Awesome job, sure makes life easier having a mag drill. Having the JCB and excavator makes light work too.
Farm life is the best.
Thank for the videos Tom
Ray from British Columbia, Canada
We had the forethought of putting in a mezzanine area in my workshop that has a 14’ ceiling and it makes the whole shop so much more functional. Nice work adding it and I’m glad you didn’t try to attach that corner support to the roof in the end.
What a great video dude! Well explained and timed. Love this build!
This looks awesome, would have been great for you to set up time lapses of the various processes rather than just cutting to the finished product at each step though.
Will do next time
Great job there Tom looks really good, I'll subscribe for the next video.
The quickest way to double your storage space. We did this at a place where I used to work. Proved very useful. Good job, looking forwards to following this project. Thanks Tom and have a merry Christmas....
Great addition to the shop, now to keep it nice and tidy is a hole other can of worms :)
It’s a good job your a slim guy as that stairway is narrow. 😊
😂
Tidy job Tom, looks spot on.
Wow those shelves gave me a headache! Great video Tom! Love the mezzanine gate 🙌🙌
You and me both!
good job tom and keep up the good work
There’s something very satisfying about making and fitting steels
You done a brilliant job of this Tom, well done mate, looking forward to seeing it polished up.
I like your spare beacons on the steal work
Excellent job... Built to last....
Looks good, just need a ceiling light or clear roof panel ,so you can see what your doing..
Interesting bit of engineering. Very well built, liked the fabrication, tho good tools helped a bunch!! Not to mention the added space...
Great job
Beautiful!!!
That’s a great job. It’s on my to do list this winter…. Or next winter.
Proper job Tom as always 👌
You have done a nice job there Tom 👏👏👍👍
Cracking job Tom 👏 😊
Spot on Tom 👍
Nice work. 👍
Brilliant video and great job!
A proper job Tom.
Looks fantastic Tom
Very nice very good
I like it a lot.
Looking good sir!
Very nice job!
Nice job be good asset for storage. Pleased you changed your mind about supporting it from roof Leg even though might be a hindrance at time gives better floor support
Yes I agree just thought it would look good to the roof
Nice job
Nice looking job there, Tom. I only foresee one problem -- it's not big enough!
There's never enough storage space anywhere, and definitely never enough on a farm!
It would have been good if you could have done a lift up gate for the top of the Mez, even an up and over for safety.
So waa this just a shop sitting around the farm youve decided to clean up? Seeing this ep and the next , this is an amazing little shop looking forward to seeing what gets worked on in here.
It’s been the farm shop for 35 years but most of the old farm tools were moved in here when it was built so that why there is a lot of old stuff.
Those are the best gloves! You can piss in them for those real cold days
Tom, a very impressive bit of fabrication. Considering how expensive those annular cutters are, it was making me cringe seeing you drill the holes dry. A little bit of cutting oil would make those cutters last many times longer. I use RTD, but there are lots of alternatives, and a lot of them come in spray cans making easier to apply in awkward situations.
If you look at the drill it was using cutting fluid it pumps it through the center of the drill bit
A magnetic drill?! Have you told Furze about those :P
Everyone has a mag drill ??!????,?
I think he has one but I don't know why he didn't use it for drilling the test holes in the tunnel walls, instead of smoking the hand drill. Mag drills are brilliant.
Is nice
Nice job. Do you need something on left hand side of stair too?
There will be but not quite finished yet
Great job Tom, have you still got those bits we spoke about? I forgot to call you…
Roughly how many hours involved? Great job on the workshop
3 days
Nicely future proofed (over!) engineering Tom. How long did that take the pair of you?
3 days
Looking great Tom . Are you going to build an office up there at all ?
Not sure yet
Hello Tom :)
Hi
always wanted to work on this sort of thing for the experience would be fun and practical ahfsdio
I thought you could just help yourself to the stuff in Colin's workshop Tom? Some great toys in there. Anyway are those Sierra Cosworth seats?
They sure are
when's the time for the Tom Lamb Secret Tunnel - or is it already being built and it's a real secret ...
1:41 CAT!!!
Tom, have you finished tillage yet?....
Ages ago
Hi Tom. Can you please give me some info on your mag drill. I am looking at getting one. What is max hole size, depth and clamping force? What make and are you happy with it and would you buy the same one again? Thanks Paul
It’s a roto best yer it’s good had it years no trouble.
It all depends on the depth of the roto broach cutter but you can go pretty big and deep
Watching you doing all this type of engineering why are you farming when you could be designing structural engineering etc
Farming is fun