Let's Turn This Metal Shed Into a Shop! Let's Start by Insulating This 12x25 Metal Building!
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- In this video we start turning this shed into a shop. Let's start by insulating this 12 by 25' metal building with some rigid insulation.
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Looks like you're doing a great job, Jason! The garage/workshop will be a huge game-changer for your channel, I believe. I know that it is a big challenge to do all this on a limited budget, but you are getting there little by little. Thanks for keeping us "in the loop" in terms of your plans and accomplishments!
Every one has to start somewhere Jason I hope you make it big!
Your hard work is paying off, Jason. I hope it’s smooth sailing to finish the shop. Lookin’ good!
Going to be a good shop Jason. Sure will beat working outside. Talk to you soon. 👍😎✌️
I will be waiting for that video!!
That insulation will sure make a huge diff. this summer!, that's not to mention y'all's winters! Less energy holding the warmth inside! "U go boiiiii!!!"
Shop is looking good.
Great video enjoy every video that I see of new progress on vehicles have a blessed week
Nice video!
Glad to see you're back and the shop is looking fine. Add the electricity and heat and perfect.
I have a 12x24 I just finished wiring, insulating and dry-walling. It will be a electronics repair room when I am done..
I really enjoyed this video, Jason. I’m super excited to see how your shop turns out. So happy to see you will now have a place to work, that’s out of the weather.👍🏻
Things don't always go in the right order. I guess the trick is, trying to cope. That's the difficult part right there. I have no doubt, you'll figure this all out. You're the kind of guy that just gets it done no matter what!!
It's looking good I'm looking forward to seeing it finished
Thumb up !!!! You keep positive and enjoy your time with spending
I Rembrandt working under a tarp with my cars and it was great especially when it was raining or windy times. Good memories 😁😁👍👍
Shop looks great, wood stove and doors and your ready to go. After electrical. Get your subscribers to check and make sure CZcams didn't unsubscribe them. Thanks for the video Jason.
Hay Jason... Maybe you could use some of those old hoods to make some temporary door and window awnings to shed sun and rain.. I think they might look cool too.
Some nice work Bud, installation is a big start for sure, Keep it going Man 👍✌️
Looks great and a lot brighter 😊
Cool Video man! Jerry's has everything that place is nice. Great job on the Insulation on the shop it will be a huge difference! Have a good one Buddy 👍
Hey Thanks Don! It will be nice to be inside out of the weather for sure!
Looks great , can’t wait to see the finished product
Alright, shop looking good, great to see you again!
Loving the progress looking forward to seeing the finished product👍
Gettin'er done. I find the foam board is a lot easier to cut with a razor knife. Just score it and break it like drywall. Good bit cleaner to. Good work, and looking forward to the next vid.
I just learned this today...lol Dang!
Great job Jason
THATS A FINE PROJECT JASE!!
What do you think of the alternative of using unvented heat in the winter, with plenty of ventilation, and using the same ventilation, perhaps removing a side panel for both light and air, to keep cool in summer? The idea being that instead of going to the expense of tightly sealing the structure, just use the cheap gaps as your chimney? in addition to long johns. Also allowing you to run and tune cars inside.
I often park cars half way in and work on that half when it rains, which also leaves room for junk and tools.
Great Video. Im build a 78 chevy Van I just got the tag and the title in my name. now working on getting it running. I so enjoy your videos.Sorry you lost subscribers. you won't lose mw for not posting all the time. Well are get sick and are not able to do things when needed. I had a heart attack this year and it really took the winds out of my sail LOL. All the work your doing on your shop will make it so nicer to work on things in it.Keep up the great work.
Nice shop. Great job !!!
Looks good 👍 keep up the good work Jason god bless
Way to go, Jason. You're amazing.
Thank You Anson!
Thank you!!!
I have been waiting since Deceber for this Jason!
Looking at the 1st couple of minutes of this video as you show up into the rafter area, you can separate that center spans and get some more steel beams for up there or studs and why didn't that, which wouldn't cost very much and a little bit of steel and reuse that cap. Also too once you get your insulation in there, get yourself some roll this Queen or clear painter's tarp and attach it to the interior of that ! It will serve as a vapor barrier and will hold heat even better with your rigid insulation on the walls.
Now hearing you say a lean-to, you'll spend less widening this structure, and it will all be closed in.
Some people need to be patient and understanding...
To quote Freddie Prince; Looooooking Good!!!
Yeah you never know up here in the PNW what the weather is gonna be from day to day.
A shop heater mounted up near the loft area would be a nice addition.
Another great video, Jason!!
Good work. The local Goodwill and Habitat for Humanity Restore stores are selling some eco friendly LED lighting solutions. One of the things they have are LED replacements for long tube florescent lighting fixtures. For $1.98 you get two LED tubes that are super bright and weigh practically nothing. Two of them make my 30' x 30' square basement work area daylight bright, though I will probably add a couple more, just because it is such a big space.
Could not tell if there are gutters on the sides of the building, but if not, might want to consider adding some...
Looking forward to your next video!
I love the Habitat store! I do need gutters!
This rigid phone is very much similar to like drywall! You can cut it with the utility knife and break it on the back side and then cut it through the scene that is still attached to the exterior coating such as the foil side or the interior side works really good and makes no mess whatsoever.
Dang! Now you tell me...lol! Thank you! 😁👍
Thanks for another , Brother !!
Stay well
nice need to get it done so we can see more work on your cars & all.
Our weather has been strange
I would throw up some boards along the walls to hang stuff up..and clear up more floor space.
Awesome! Thanks buddy!
YW! I give ya little shot out at the end of the video! 👍
@@CountryBoyGasGarage much appreciated! I have a will it run in the works that should be pretty neat!
Great progress on having a year-round space to work in. Look forward to seeing more. It will be warmer/cooler inside but also a lot quieter. I noticed that when I insulated the walls in my garage shop. Still have to do the ceiling. Plan to do that this fall when finances allow and it cools down a bit. Hate being up there in that small space when it gets so hot. Be safe and stay well.
Hey Thanks Brian!
Jason, what a great video. Always love to see how others put their shops together. Really looking forward to the videos on the El Camino!
Thank You!
Good Video Jason and you really did a lot of work and it’s really looking Great so far,keep it coming man ,love the progress 💪🏻🏆😉
Looks like it’s coming along great!
Thanks!
@@CountryBoyGasGarage sure thing brother!
Wow. 🎉
I so admire your knowledge and skills to take an idea and build something.
Delighted the family is feeling better. ❤
Love and blessings from Israel
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Thank You! ❤️🙏🏻
Go get some 4x4 posts and build you a pole barn to work under. Buy 3 or 4 at a time. You'll get it done
Nice job !
Hi Jason I’m new to your channel and I really enjoyed this video while I am quite a bit older than you we seem to be engaged in many of the same activities and have similar interests
I wish you well and look forward to your next video PEACE ☮️
12:18 I got Covid on Feb 21. Got better after 1 week! I’m better now.
Glad you're better
@@CountryBoyGasGarage me too
To cut foam panels, use a breakaway utility knife. Harbor freight has them and blade refills.
I totally learned this right after putting this video out...lol Now I know
Well done, Mr. Jason. Greetings and greetings to the honorable family. Your follower, Ahmed, is from Iraq, the capital, Baghdad 👍🇺🇸👍
Hey Thanks Ahmed Al-Prince! I really appreciate that and Greetings to You and Yours. I Hope all is well with you and many blessings to you. 👍
Hey Ahmed Al-Prince! I hope all is well!
An old saying... "If it was easy, then everyone would do it." So you finally got some motivation plus a need will do it every time. Not kicking you, I wear those same shoes of "I'll get to it soon" and then another day passes with only a BS line making me look even worse cause I mentioned it to someone. I did something though that did help me... I got a few people that I did trust... that is a dang small number let me say. I did all of their repairs for just prices of parts, no labor charges plus future repairs in trade for some weekend work from them when I had all of the "stars aligned" so meaning knowing when all would be able to help me would all be there... I got a fair surprise as a few folks showed up for to help and I ordered pizza for everyone during the break for lunch. I had built a old sawmill out of pieces and parts so the trees in my yard turned into stuff I could use for just anything needed to set up a small space to work under. My one huge surprise was the local as in five miles out donated their cement for a floor! They had heard of me doing just what I was going to do and so their men came out with a tractor and scrapped off the area, dug down the footings, and later that day even, poured me a damn nice floor six inches thick. I did my part with a post hole digger and set some small trees to yet be trimmed and they even poured around them so they stood straight up. Two weeks later everyone was there and I started up with a building. A thirty by forty building.... oddly some guys even brought stuff they didn't need and that got folks in competition to outdo each other/LOL. I had been trimming up all those posts so those were almost done and then my grand daughter brought all of her boyfriends over to help.... quite the bevy of boys who she dated plus a few hopefuls. Quite attractive and she was in Steven Seagal's movie.. don't remember the name of it but about the corruption of oil and the far north where oil was being removed. I wish to say that mr. Seagal is not a nice person.... not at all if ya get my drift... I digress.... We put the building up in one weekend basically and the rest was easier to finish
That's Awesome! Hey Thanks!
Having your shop will make working on cars much more enjoyable. Can't wait to see you start on the El Camino. Also, I love that old church bus.
Thanks! That bus and I just had quite the journey. If you can, watch the abandoned bus playlist. 👍
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@@CountryBoyGasGarage I'll check it out.
Insulation looks nice and clean. I like your building the frame is on 4 foot centers. My building is 5 foot centers I will have to peice the insulation.
Looks good
Well done mate -- Love the wooly beard
When I sub to a channel I stay and don't leave no matter what. Hell I'm still subscribe to a channel that the channel owner died in 2018.
Going to make a nice shop
Jeff from 2Hacksgarage brought me here. Glad he did🦶🏾
Awesome! Thanks Bigfoot N Mopars! 👍
looking good
Thanks!
I’m a new subscriber! Enjoyed this first video. Can’t wait to see ya finish the place. I’m a This N That Garage regular along with Mortske and Puddin’s Fab Shop! I’m here to stay. I go by morewithles! 💪👍👊
Awesome Morewithles! I appreciate that! Hey Puddin and Mortske are a couple of my favorites! I need to check out This and That Garage! 👍 If you can, check our my abandoned bus Playlist and check out the journey!
Nice job man!
Hey Thanks!
Great work man 👍
Thank You!
Great video!
Hey Thanks!
Dealing with the same thing. My shed pours water down during the cold months. I do to have power tools and welder in my shed and hate the thought of that stuff getting wet
Yeah it sucks. Tonight will be a good test because it's getting below freezing 🥶
7:02 Indiana doesn’t have Jerry’s! In my location in Fort Wayne
Ohh yes I think Mother Nature has a bad sense of humor or going through menopause 😂 it’s been crazy here in South Georgia too
Hey at least you're making good progress 👍
Hey bro you gotta make do with what ya got 👍
Funny to get things OUT you need IN frastrucure.
Remember Jason lift with your back!😂
Jerry's is quite a Home Center
Yes it is!
Jerry’s is the best I wish they had them elsewhere as well
Thanks a lot for posting this video which is exactly what I 'd like to do. Which foam board product did you go with? And I like your hardware store, seems a lot nicer then Lowes or Home Depot in terms of customer service and selection, in my eyes anyways.
Looks great! One question though...you took the insulation all the way to the peak. Doesn't that pretty much make the ridge vent nonfunctional?
There is an airspace on the outside of insulation, letting the walls and ceiling to vent up and out the ridge vent.
hi country boy gas garage
llloooooolll
did they clean that store for your video? place was immaculate
Why not hang the foam on the outside of the post and beams, tape to seal, then hang the metal over it...
It will provide a continuous terminal barrier....
I had the same idea for a shop, just got to find a carport, do you think those cheap ones for 50 or 100 dollars worth the money? That foil tape has lots of uses, lining the tail light reflector and chrome rocker panels.
I saw online this ad for carports for 50 and 100 dollars, I don't know much about them, do you think they are worth messing with?
I heard from a guy in Portland, which is big and crowded, that they welcome low budget RV dwellers in Eugene, is that right? I'm in Baptist North Carolina and starting to shop for RV's and school buses to drive all my junk to secular Eugene, but I hear secular places like Eugene are getting crowded because they legalized pot so all the potheads go there and raise the rents. I might too but can't do pot because whenever I do, I can't find my tools and brake parts and stuff, and as you know, brakes are more important than pot, especially for RV dwellers.
Speaking of practical mechanics, I noticed a blue Dodge pickup in the background that has never been featured, but you used it to get the insulation. Could either the school bus or the K30 have gotten the insulation? Do you do your own work on the blue Dodge? Why do you, and other CZcams mechanics, not make more use of the vehicles that they feature and/or feature the vehicles that they use? and which vehicles are most economical to use? counting depreciation and capital costs such as auto loan interest as well as gasoline? Auto loan interest being a major reason to fix up old cars and trucks, though this is less true of true museum pieces, my interest in old trucks is strongly related to my dislike of auto loans.
May I ask why you personally chose to r board insulate the walls/ roof? And why did you choose to metal the walls instead of framing 2x4 studded walls with bat or foam insulation then drywall? Only asking because I’m kind of doing the same thing myself but I’m just at a shell of a shed at this point just wanting a different site or perspective if you don’t mind my man. God bless! And great job!
Hey Thanks! I had already ordered the metal shed so I had to work with it. It was 2 1/2" deep wall cavity already so the 2" ridged insulation seemed best. God Bless!
23:02 23:03that word drives me Knuts 🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴
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One problem with raising money online is that it risks making your mechanics less practical, where I would be more interested in how much you can get for these classic vehicles when you are done, or how much you can make fixing classics for others, and if your income is coming from CZcams, then I never learn the financial and practical side of the mechanics, plus you get too much into toys and not enough into stuff like fixing the homes of all the Eugene RV dwellers like maybe me next year, and though many RV's are classic, few are really antique, so the practical classics are more '70's and 80's vintage than 40's and 50's.
9:38 Did you just shift gears manually….Like a Man?
p.s. No dismantled Free Pianos?
Why don't the sheets line up all the way round the shed! That would drive me insane!
Yeah bro if you put out more consistent videos you'd have a much bigger subscriber base. And if course more views ie. Bigger CZcams checks👍
How come you didn't wire the place before you insulated ?
Because the wiring, conduit and outlets go over the insulation and the wall.
Oh, OK. I just thought it would be the same as house wiring .
@greg ingram If it was wood studs I could run it through the walls but this is a little different since metal
Cool 😎 🆒️
What do you do for a 9-5er? Just curious.
What year is your 2nd gen Dodge? I love my 2nd gen. It's a 2001 last year of the 2nd gen.
1996 it's got a 360 with 5 speed!
AND there it is, the lost 18 1/2 minutes of Nixon’s Whitehouse Tape….
Best channel on the tube!!!!!!
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are you going to build lean-to roofs on both sides of your shop? on your way to becoming a
Just one side...for now