Installing The Most Epic Shop Storage System - Flying and Projects Ep.1
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Keep the girt sag angle. When the wall girt sees wind load and is already sagging, it has no stiffness. The wall girt will twist and deflect inward. Check with the metal building supplier as you may be able to use a flat strap.
Yep, I just said something similar.
Most girt / purlin systems I've seen use single bridging members that are in the same plane as the girts and span from girt to girt (rather than run across the back of multiple girts).
So yeah I agree, they're important for spreading wind and bracing loads.
I would just jack up the beam till the sag is out and reinforce with some 4x4s
The girt bridging you removed is needed for the girt to not buckle at the design wind load. You can replace it with just flat straps, or notch the angle around the girts.
The flying scene is life. That smile you get at 2:50... I feel that. That type of flying: low and fast, juking and jiving, climbing and diving, is just flipping fantastic. And the rest? Icing on the cake.
We bought a scissor lift for a remodel in the shop and planned to sell after. It makes the shop much more useable and maintainable. It tucks away nicely and makes a nice rolling tool platform. It's staying.
If the lights have seperate DC power supplies then mount them inside a sealed steel junction box that's properly bonded. Also mount output reactors inside the box so the outputs don't become an antenna. That should keep all the RF inside the box.
The power to the LEDs is probably not very clean. I'd get some pretty hefty capacitors to smooth it out.
For your snowmobile, I might look into building a little wooden platform that it stands on since it is wider than your storage system. Would also help with using the skid steer to put it up, and take it down.
Can you attach the rack to the girt for even more strength
We have an actual Hitachi forklift in the hangar and it's probably one of the best things for storage. Now everything can go up high on the shelf! Maybe I'll do a hangar tour one of these days, but none of them are as nice as yours is turning out, LOL!
I can’t even begin to imagine how much of a game changer having a forklift is for everything
@@10RRASK when your dad is an airplane junk horder.... A HUGE game changer 😂
Electric forklift.
I saw this vid right after seeing the Mike Patey/Juan Brown talk on safety. Great to hear your comments about "screwing around".
The unwanted EMI Emissions you experienced should be reported to the vendor. That much, just sticking my finger into the wind, seems excessive. Anyhow telling the vendor will help him make a better product. in my humblest of opinions.
Lighting and wall warts that don't meet FCC regs are the bane of Ham Radio people. Alas; they are way too common as enforcement is hamstrung.
Probably from the ROCK Candy Mountain where compliance with emission rules is accomplished by printing a compliance statement on the label.
Since LEDs are diodes can building weird patterns of diodes (for example hex grid of diodes) create weird rf effects?
That type if RF has been a problem for decades.
It's probably the LED driver. These things are usually pulse width modulated. I wonder if you can smooth it out with a large capacitor and remove the RF.
Imagine having an immense playground like that just minutes from your garage...err hanger.
Great video Trent. Nice to see someone thoroughly think out a project and complete it! Keep up the great work!
Trent, I appreciate your humility approach to your videos. Keep up the passion my friend.
Trent, this is awesome stuff. Congrats to all your success!
Smiling!
Hanger and racks looking good sir.
Sorry about the RF the lights generate but that's LED lighting. As an Amateur Radio aka Ham Radio guy, I don't like LED lighting, have some around the house and one will cause me trouble like you have on the handheld, but this is on a lot of the ham bands mostly 75 meters where I talk a lot. I can open the window upstairs and pull the plug. Might check with the lighting people and see if they have any filtering for it,
To deal with the RF from the LEDs, install ferrite chokes on the power feeds to the lights near the power source and also near the lights.
Got to do some work in the hangar...but it's so nice outside. So, some flying first. Oh yeah! Always have your dessert first! That's a great life philosophy.
You have empty shelves right now…but you know how Nature abhors a vacuum. The shelves won’t be empty for long. 😉😁 Wow, that is really a great hangar, Trent. 🤙🏼
Trent, one thing you might try on the RFI is to put some ferrite beads on the feed wires. I can't remember for sure but think it's a type 43, or maybe a type 47. They will create an RF choak that should suppress the RF.
BTW I love the rack and storage solution. But anyway, I hope the ferrite beads helps with the RFI issue.
I haven't watched your page in a while . Congratulations on 471k subs and the hanger/shop is looking incredible
Great video Trent, love your new storage system. I must say your whole hanger, the polished concrete floor, lights and now your new storage system, well it just all looks awesome. Must say I am very envious 😁. Thank you for sharing it all with us.
Maybe install a filter like what is used for wiring going into a MRI suite
Fantastic morning flight. You can never have to big a hanger (garage) - there is no such thing as to much horsepower and you can never have to much shelf space/storage area. Your hanger gets better looking every time you share a video. Thanks.
Good morning from Minnesota! Great episode!
Those are some sweet lockers! Love that idea!
If you build a small skid for the snowmobile it makes that way easier. just park it on it and itll be easy to put up and take down solo
Are you certain that angle was only for construction? Because they're in the same location that they often put bridging members which are an integral part of a girt / purlin system. Admittedly in my country bridging members aren't a plain angle running across multiple girts, but they are located at the same third (or half) points in the span.
And bridging members are pretty important for spreading wind load and bracing loads.
The tin on outside holds them in place
@@haystaxbut the angle on the inside helps prevent twisting down (or up) of the inside edge of the girt, allowing it to bend when the wall flexes under wind load....keeping both edges of the girt at same level keeps the girt horizontal and best able to resist bending loads in the wall.
Hello Trent, something that keeps bugging me, because of my mechanic background. I keep watching your take offs and keep noticing that your right main gear stops almost instantly after wheel leave the ground. While the left main gear keeps spinning. I keep thinking that either your right brake is hanging up some or your wheel bearing play is tight. Just my thoughts from the outside looking in. Fly safe.
I naturally hit my brake when I push my rudder, and thanks to P factor I need a lot of right rudder on takeoff, so that’s just me hitting the brake when I’m pushing rudder
I think I remember you following that trail before. Looks like a blast!
I reminds me of the desert Cessna vs dirt bike scene in Iron Eagle. Keep up the amazing content!
Awesome! With all that space you could build an S21 Outlander.
Nice trent
Build a “pallet”to put the snowmobile on, that way the the suspension can’t droop out. Easier to load and unload.
Trent, I wanted to thank you renewing my interest in flying with your videos, you ONEAV8 in his little Avid! Bought my first plane today! The Kitfox was not in the budget but I found it’s little brother in an Avid. ONEAV8 showed my bush flying was possible to at least some existent in the south east.
Looks fantastic!
dude, air therapy is the best! more of that please. lol
Nice XL24 lift! Old lift but gets the job done.
Nice place. Love the Storage. I am running out of space and may need to check that out.
Wow crazy
Thanks for letting us know. That’s very interesting and nice to know come to similar situation, possibly
So much more room for activities!
At work, we use rolling fiberglass A-frame ladders made by Werner that can fold up. Both sides of the ladder can be used and the have a platform at the top to make standing easier. That might be a good option for accessing the top of your racks.
I wonder if putting some choke(s) on load load side of the power supply(s) might clear things up?
Nice setup dude 😊
Great video. Love Watching your video's. As everyone does. Looking forward to your next one.
Looking great!
”This Rack System” should definitely be attached to the building structure,
Wherever possible
They have been known to collapse especially with heavy items stored high!
Looks like so much fun. But I ain’t flyin that low in my 150. Not nearly enough performance. That is a sweet setup! Can’t wait to be to afford to build a custom home. I’m at 1456TT and applying to the airlines. Hopefully coming sooner than later. Enjoy the channel and keeps me motivated during my career change to pilot.
Got some serious Hanger Envy going on over here right now,. I don't have - or even need - a hanger, but this is giving me some ideas for my garage (minus the skid steer, scissor lift, snowmobile, and Kitfox, of course)...
Looks good
That is one of the nicest storage systems I have ever seen.
Awesome hanger with awesome toys 😊
That is a really sweet setup, thanks for sharing the company name and their awesome capabilities
Really nice
More flying 😊
*_You need a lathe and milling machine to be complete. And a dry environment for the 3D printing filament._* 🛩
You ARE correct. A shop/hanger needs a milling machine and a lathe and a dry environment for the 3D printer filament. Obviously Trent Palmer doesnt watch Adam Savage Tested. Boy oh boy. What will we ever do.....
Thanks for that fuzzy intro...I had just put in new 5 wing LED lights (x10)(8000 Lumen) in our hangar. They light up great. I ski fly in the winter...Lights are on...I had severe squelch problems. Took about a month to figure it out. One winter morning I pushed the plane out. I started and turned everything on. Radio wouldn't squelch any noise out. I taxied out and took off with no further problem. When I was taxiing back to hangar the squelch noise came louder. I realized that I left the lights ON. I shut down and went and turned the lights off. Check Radio ...GREAT. Lights ON. RADIO BAD... Thanks...
Perfect!
I found the same problem with LED lights in my house when I cut cable and went to an over air antenna for my local TV reception. Here is what I know - some LED light don't comply with FCC part 15 class B for unintentional transmitters. Some don't even comply with class A. You really have to read to product info and purchase US or EURO name brands, not that the bulbs are manufactured here. Some frequencies will be more affected than others. For example, the local ABC station is affected while the local NBC and CBS stations are not. I changed the LED bulbs in my house which solved the problem unless my neighbor turns on the high powered LED bulbs in his bathroom 30 feet away.
Absolutely brilliant flying - Well done
Ok that might be the coolest storage system
Cool video trent
He who has the most toys wins. Trent wins 🙂
I used the same stuff as used at Costco, bought used in perfect shape. This also for my hangar, on both sides. My verticals are 16 ft tall and have a telescoping forklift.
a small movable beam crane would be perfect
Cut down the pallet the levrack came in on and put the snowmobile on it. it'll make it way easier to get on/off the rack, even if it' overhangs a little.
An external antenna connected via coax to a fixed base radio will bring in the signal you desire. Some of the joys of AM radio, which aviation radio uses, are that they pick up all kinds of noise and the signal is easily blocked by metal buildings.
TRENT! You need a super big tool box and a large work bench. MIKE PATEY STYLE.
Can you draw a hole in the Gertz and use cable and put like a cable clamp on both sides of them to support the Girts and then use that to support the wall part also strengthens your structure by keeping your Gertz from sagging because the cable has a gentle strength of what 3000 4000 pounds Make your building stronger and your shelving system. If I understand what you’re saying I may be way off anyways best of luck to you have a beautiful, beautiful hanger. I would kill for joking, of course but I like a lot I like that design of the LED lights . It’s the best man cave ever lol
Trent love watching your flying. Next time you get a chance look up the missionary pilot. He flys in PNG in the mountains, very much reminds me of your kind of flying yet different managing the low clouds and the mountains
Hey Trent, have you considered using some Mix 31 ferrite toroids, or clamp-on cores to eliminate the RFI? Proper application should suppress most (if not all) RFI on everything from 1-300MHz. Right now your electrical wires are acting as giant broadcast antennas for the RFI. Happy to help if you want! 🤘
Put in a bridge crane!
I had the same troubleshooting mess when trying to figure out that my garage LED lights were blocking my garage door opener from receiving a signal past like 5 feet
Yeah, Ken had the shields you know the cable shielded and the boxes with the lights are also shielded to the degree or they don’t have that RF pick up?
For putting stuff on the top shelf - you might want to upgrade your skid steer or get a forklift or stacker. You'll never climb up there for something small that you can actually carry up a ladder, unless you build a railing and 1/3 depth small parts magazine and not move the ladder all the time. With a stacker, you could have e.g. a large box with a lid with all the camping gear inside. You decide you want to go camping? You pick up the box and you're set.
You could have other boxes of stuff that's used infrequently, treat it like an attic but with a professional handling system. Christmas is coming. No spending half a day lugging decorations from the attic, just lift down a box or two and start setting up...
even better when landing into the sun...
my old cfi ex ww2 pilot said " at least no ones shooting at you"
puts it all into perspective...
Now....that's a man cave!!
Bolt the girts to the rack system at a minimum. Happy Holidays!
Something I've noticed in a few of your videos, when you take off, as you break ground, the right wheel stops rotating immediately but the left one is still spinning. Do you have a brake dragging on the right side or maybe the preload on the wheel bearing is too great?
I laughed out loud when you casually said, “Haley’s booster seat.” I understand what it’s for, it was just funny. Nice hanger! You should stock your freezer with hanger steaks to finish it off.
Only thing you need is a dang lift to work on that nice raptor doing off road upgrades and maybe an air compressor that's all stuff people will watch when you can't fly bro
after that Canyon Run, we should call you Trent "Maverick" Mitchell now
Should bolt the racks to the girders, attaching it to the wall for safety.
It's most likely the power supply for the LEDs, reducing the voltage. The nicer ways or reducing voltage are more expensive.
Love it! What are the footprint dimensions of your hangar?
hey trent thanks for taking us when you are screwing around
How about an update on the geo thermal heating system. Nice hangar!
I've always wondered what you are doing for fuel? Are you putting a storage tank in, a different solution, or just flying in to fuel up?
Move the radio equipment outside of the building to cut down on RF interference from the LED lights.
Be good to see a video on the X1C Carbon 3d printer Trent!
Swish storage at I suspect a swish price but hey if you have the Muzullah why not!! Regards, Jim the Brit in NI UK
I noticed this in my RV when I changed the interior lights to LEDs. The one next to the tv antenna will completely blank out the incoming signal.
You might be able to to fix some of the RF from those LED power supplies by insulating them with earth grounded copper screen or by simply running a dedicated earth ground to to each of the supplies if they are external. Just a idea that might work.
With the risk of a possible overheat and failure of the driver.
@@phillipcook3430 You can get copper screening material similar to storm door screens that allow airflow in and out.
Allways your wingman 🙂
I had a garage door opener that the frequency from the LED light bulb I put in it would Jam the receiver. So I could open the garage door but not close it by the remote. Took forever to figure it out.
Girt seems to b a term which is only just crossing the Atlantic: I see what you mean, I wonder if it started out as "girth" meaning width?
Chances of getting one of those hats? They look sweet especially the pink.
how did you get the snowmobile up there?
What are the dimensions of the hangar? I'm building one too and looking for ideas. Thanks and nice work.
I hope they are a sponsor, because you just showed me something that I didn't know existed and I need...
Edit: Got to the end. They didn't sponsor. I still need one...
Chinese made LED power supply are Notorious for RF interference (cheap made). You can look up some solutions, but I am not sure you can remove all of it but should be able to take care of most of it.
why not back section @ 3' middle and front @ 4' ............... looks like it will work.