Nice tour and nice shop! I am over in CDA and have the Metabo 12in slider. I like it because, I can get it closer to the wall, as the dual rails face forward, not out the back. They have had some killer deals at Lowes. I did upgrade the blade and it is a beast. I am in the middle of doing several videos myself and it is in a large part from videos like this one. Good job.
How’s it going neighbor! 👋🏻I actually haven’t looked into the Metabo. I don’t really need a saw that sits close to the wall, my miter station is fairly deep, but that doesn’t mean it couldn’t be a good option. Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll keep an eye out for your up coming videos. 🤘🏻
Nice shop! I'm overdue for a shop makeover. It's super cluttered and not very efficient. I've started purging some of the clutter. But need to move things around. I just recently got the Festool Kapex. My main two buying points... Dust collection and accuracy. It costs a pretty penny. So if you just break down stuff and dont really care about the accuracy... I don't know if the value is there. A lot of reviews about the dust collection say that it's not "all that". And I kinda thought it would be better. That is... until I cut without my dust collector on. Man it really shows how great it really is then.
Recently bought the Makita LS1019 Mitre Saw. Lo❤ve it. Has a small footprint with the forward facing rails. Soft start is also really nice. Massive upgrade for me from my 20 year old Ryobi.
Glad to see another E. Washingtonian. I'm over in Spokane Valley. I've also got a 30x40 I'm building out, so nice to see what a "finished" space could look like.
Heck ya buddy! It’s always cool to meet other locals in the same niche. Keep me posted on how your shop is coming along. I still have a lot of plans to finish on mine. If your on I.G I post more frequently over there.🤘🏻
Hey man if you got a shop or garage with tools in it you are doing just fine. I’ve seen a lot of smaller shops that are laid out way better than mine. This just allows me to create a bigger mess and get away with not keeping it clean for longer periods. 😂😂 Thanks for watching, and taking the time to comment. 👊🏻
Very cool shop! I started my shop in March, walk out basement 600 sq ft. I have a pole smack in the middle (support) but I did the same thing. I wrapped it, ran power down it and also ran my dust collection down it. I used osb as well. I went with white walls to reflect the light better but funnily enough I used a very similar grey as my accent wall, then used a white plywood from Lowe's as my french cleat wall. I like contrast. I'm headed over to check out that Harbor Freight mod you did for the bench, and I just subbed!
thanks man!, the power columns have been great for outlets and my dust collection pipe, smart move on taking advantage on the post you have in your shop. i'm surprised I don't see more people do it. im loving the grey, but I am planning on adding a few accent walls kind of like what you did. thanks for watching and commenting. 👊
Nice, shop! I'm in western Washington, I have a 30x25' shop I'm currently insulating and putting a small addition on to for my dust collection/compressor room. Loved the video!
Thank you! That will be nice once you get your insulation done, and having a room for your d/c, and compressor is a nice addition. Thanks for watching and commenting. 👊🏻
Nice shop. I used osb on the walls in my shop as well. I haven’t painted yet but I really like being able to screw things to the wall any where I want. Happy man cave days brother.
Thank you Kenneth! Using osb does make it super convenient for securing things to the wall! Painting my shop after being in it for a couple years was a pain in the ass😂. I would recommend if you painting it, do it sooner than later. Again thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! 👊🏻
Hi Rob Thanks for the great shop tour. Your wall colour is perfect for CZcams videos and very similar to the colour I intend to paint mine. That said, your shirt was almost the same colour. Looking forward to your next video. One Handed Maker - Australia
Hey thanks for watching and commenting, I was really happy with the color myself, the only thing I don’t like is it has to much gloss. Should have paid more attention to that at the store. I’ll swing over and checkout your channel! Take care.
@onehandedmaker yeah I believe mine is a semi-gloss, and I get light reflection off of it. I try and plan my shots to avoid it, but it doesn’t always work out. So don’t go with semi gloss. 😂
Great tour Rob! One of these days I'll get over to the east side of the state and get to see it in person. BTW I recently bought the Bosch GCM12SD and I absolutely love it. Well worth the money. 👍🏼
@@nathanswoodcrafts yeah I’ve heard that, I feel like unless you go with festool the dust collection on most of them aren’t that great. I don’t get super weird about catching every spec of dust, but I try to do the best I can.
@vaughnmaurt5013 sometimes depending on your WiFi connection, or cell service depending on how you’re viewing, it will automatically select a lower resolution to help with loading and playback rate. At times when I’m watching videos I have to select the gear icon and select the highest resolution to get the better quality. That might be what’s happening.
Just building my personal shop this year, and I'm sure to implement some of your ideas. I've used The Ridgid 12" sliding compound Mitre chop saw for many years. As a job site saw and shop saw. I love its large-sized platform. As you said, Not the best for dust collection. The only suggestion I can provide, from my opinion. Do not get the Bosch Chop saw! It cuts well but is a huge pain in the butt to change angles and generally use. A company I used to work for had a couple. It just continually made me angry. Thanks for the video, Love your shop.
Hey thanks for watching, and I’m glad you liked it! I actually was given that same 12” Ridgid saw you’re talking about. (Not the one you saw in the video), but the guide mechanism for the guard was broken so it cause really bad binding when using it, and unfortunately they no longer sell the replacement parts to fix it. Aside from using it without the guard, it made it not worth using, so I ended up getting rid of it. That’s unfortunate about the Bosch because that was high up on my list. But I appreciate the non biased feedback.👍🏻 Thanks for taking the time to comment, and keep me posted on how your shop turns out. 👊🏻
Good shop tour. Would be nice if there was more close up shots. As for a miter saw, I have the Festool Kapex and love it. Incredibly accurate and cuts so well.
I always rewatch my videos and wish I would have changed a few things, and I agree I should have add more up close shots. The kapex is an awesome saw. Thanks for your feedback. 👊🏻🤘🏻
Congrats, the shop is looking awesome and as for your comment about a new mitresaw, if the budget is there then the simple answer is to purchase the Festool kapax system. If for no other reason than the facts that this mitresaw is a beast when it comes down to the perfect degree cutting etc. I've had a few mitresaw systems over the year's and honestly I wish I hadn't wasted my money over and over and instead just gone and put my money in the festool products, thus would have saved me plenty of money over the years.
Thanks Simon! The kapex is an awesome saw! Sometimes I just wonder if I’ll ever use it to its full capacity. I’m a big fan of the “buy once, cry mentality” but I also need to justifying my purchase. I feel like if I buy the kapex, I’m obligated to buy the domino as well. 😂😂😜
I don’t think you can go wrong with any of the major brands now days. Ridgid was my initial purchase years ago, but I personally started having issues with them, and in my area their “lifetime service agreement” didn’t really help me out much, unless I wanted to pay to ship it to them for them to have it for a minimum of 6 weeks. Their oscillating belt/spindle sander has treated me well though. 👍🏻At the end of the day it’s all about finding what you like with in your budget. 👊🏻
Killer shop. Love the bathroom door and whole setup. Surprised someone said bandsaw lesser used in woodshop. Coming from many sources it is the one power tool many would rather have more than even the table saw. I know a few prominent woodworking people that think of it as the one power tool necessity because of resawing and you can do all your ripping on it. Then there are the hand tool people that between the bandsaw and a planer are the only power tools they have. Many of them just want to do more woodworking and manually resawing isn’t ideal over dozens of projects. Paul Sellers has bandsaw videos and besides maybe two lathe videos he probably has 6 or more bandsaw videos.
Thank you! Yeah I’m in a few wood working groups on Facebook and I’ve seen the bandsaw comment a handful of times. I always shake my head because I’m pretty sure I use it on pretty much every project. 🤦🏻♂️ Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. 👊🏻
Thank you! In this kit no, but I’m going get an actual trauma kit to replace that basic kit which that will have quick clot and a tourniquet along with more useful items. Thanks for commenting. 👊🏻
Good saws but not good for miter stations against a wall. Going to keep my upgraded 779 for mobile duties and buy a Makita 12 inch plus aftermarket steel detent ring for a miter station.
Yeah still have some room, but I’ve got some plans to add some more stuff so that will change with time.😜 . Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. 👊🏻
😂 I think you may just be my brother from another mother. You started off with saying you tend to talk too much AND you get stuff 90 % done and move on. Dear Lord that’s me to a T. Also how you’ve done things. Love your shop. As for me I’m an old Toolmaker, furniture/cabinet maker AND custom bike builder. Retired now so my hobby shop is in my 3 car garage. Sadly vehicles now sit out, except for 2 custom bikes which I’ll roll out if I’m doing a big project. My shop is more metal working. Several metal saws, a Bridgeport milling machine and a nice tool room lathe. MIG and TIG welders. A plasma cutter. Welding / assembly table. Shears, 20 ton press 2 finger brakes for sheetmetal work. A drill press and a 5 HP compressor with aluminum lines. Small spray paint booth ( air brushing) 2 sand blasting cabinets. A tiny jewelers one and a standard one. 2 tool boxes loaded with precision measuring tools along with mechanics and carpentry stuff. Storage cabinet with all chemicals, oils and such. Small table saw and a Kobalt compound miter saw which is great and I’d recommend to you. Several sanders and grinders . Everything minus the mill , lathe and compressor are on wheels. All this and still room to work 😜. Enjoyed your video.
Hey brother! 👋🏻😂 I definitely have a problem with getting side tracked 90% through a project. It sounds like you have a really cool setup. I came from a 3 car garage setup where I built a Jeep and did my woodworking. I know all about the car shuffling game.😂 thanks for watching and commenting! 👊🏻
@@brewbuilds enjoyed your video. I watch a lot of shop ones. Planning on trying to do one on mine soon. Something really kool is Modern Machine Shop may be doing a video of the machine shop I had. Sold it to my sons but still think of it as my baby. This has been a big magazine for machine shops for years. Now it’s a You Tube channel as well. Pretty stoked. Started with zilch and had 13 CNC plus manual machines when I retired. I used to have a motorcycle shop for years as well. Just love making stuff with my hands, regardless of the media.
I’ve looked really hard at the kapex, I think it’s a great saw. I’m just not sure I’d use it to it’s fullest. 🤷🏻♂️ I am a big believer in the buy once cry once logic though. 👍🏻
I would get an enclosure or keep the 3d printer elsewhere, its not designed to operate in environments with the level of dust in a work shop just FYI. Jealous of the shop build, very nice.
I absolutely agree, anytime I’ve got a big project going on with lots of cutting, sanding or whatever I put it in my shop bathroom or I put a large garbage bag over it. My ultimate plan is to build a large enclosed shelving system to house a few of them. Thanks for watching. 👊🏻
@@brewbuilds The metal corners on the ground on your main assembly bench. I have similar quick disconnect wheels, but haven't seen anything like you have on the ground there for the legs.
@@roklemnok the frame/legs for my assembly table is actually a repurposed 115,000 volt capacitor bank frame, that I got from my day job. You probably won’t see a lot of them. 😜I’ve got a whole video on it.
WhooooooHoooooooo. Love it.
NICE!
Nice tour and nice shop! I am over in CDA and have the Metabo 12in slider. I like it because, I can get it closer to the wall, as the dual rails face forward, not out the back. They have had some killer deals at Lowes. I did upgrade the blade and it is a beast. I am in the middle of doing several videos myself and it is in a large part from videos like this one. Good job.
How’s it going neighbor! 👋🏻I actually haven’t looked into the Metabo. I don’t really need a saw that sits close to the wall, my miter station is fairly deep, but that doesn’t mean it couldn’t be a good option. Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll keep an eye out for your up coming videos. 🤘🏻
Shop is looking great and very well set up! I’m going to steal some of your ideas!
Well look who joined the party!😂 Thanks dude! 🤘🏻
Thanks for sharing!
You bet! Thank you for watching, and taking the time to comment. 👊🏻
Nice shop! I'm overdue for a shop makeover. It's super cluttered and not very efficient. I've started purging some of the clutter. But need to move things around.
I just recently got the Festool Kapex. My main two buying points... Dust collection and accuracy. It costs a pretty penny. So if you just break down stuff and dont really care about the accuracy... I don't know if the value is there. A lot of reviews about the dust collection say that it's not "all that". And I kinda thought it would be better. That is... until I cut without my dust collector on. Man it really shows how great it really is then.
Recently bought the Makita LS1019 Mitre Saw. Lo❤ve it. Has a small footprint with the forward facing rails. Soft start is also really nice. Massive upgrade for me from my 20 year old Ryobi.
Thanks for your feedback, I am a sucker for Makita tools. 😍😂
Glad to see another E. Washingtonian. I'm over in Spokane Valley. I've also got a 30x40 I'm building out, so nice to see what a "finished" space could look like.
Heck ya buddy! It’s always cool to meet other locals in the same niche. Keep me posted on how your shop is coming along. I still have a lot of plans to finish on mine. If your on I.G I post more frequently over there.🤘🏻
Nice tour my friend. I own a 12 inch compound mitre saw by dewalt. I've owned it now for 16 years or so and it's still going strong.
Thank you Phil, I’m glad you enjoyed it. I’ve been looking at the Dewalt’s actually.
Thanks for watching, and taking the time to comment. 👊🏻
Just when I thought I was doing good for myself……I see this mammoth shop lol. Awesome workspace man!!!!!
Hey man if you got a shop or garage with tools in it you are doing just fine. I’ve seen a lot of smaller shops that are laid out way better than mine. This just allows me to create a bigger mess and get away with not keeping it clean for longer periods. 😂😂 Thanks for watching, and taking the time to comment. 👊🏻
Very cool shop! I started my shop in March, walk out basement 600 sq ft. I have a pole smack in the middle (support) but I did the same thing. I wrapped it, ran power down it and also ran my dust collection down it. I used osb as well. I went with white walls to reflect the light better but funnily enough I used a very similar grey as my accent wall, then used a white plywood from Lowe's as my french cleat wall. I like contrast. I'm headed over to check out that Harbor Freight mod you did for the bench, and I just subbed!
thanks man!, the power columns have been great for outlets and my dust collection pipe, smart move on taking advantage on the post you have in your shop. i'm surprised I don't see more people do it. im loving the grey, but I am planning on adding a few accent walls kind of like what you did. thanks for watching and commenting. 👊
Nice, shop! I'm in western Washington, I have a 30x25' shop I'm currently insulating and putting a small addition on to for my dust collection/compressor room. Loved the video!
Thank you! That will be nice once you get your insulation done, and having a room for your d/c, and compressor is a nice addition. Thanks for watching and commenting. 👊🏻
Nice shop. I used osb on the walls in my shop as well. I haven’t painted yet but I really like being able to screw things to the wall any where I want. Happy man cave days brother.
Thank you Kenneth! Using osb does make it super convenient for securing things to the wall! Painting my shop after being in it for a couple years was a pain in the ass😂. I would recommend if you painting it, do it sooner than later.
Again thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! 👊🏻
Awesome job 😮
Thank you Ronald! 👊🏻
Nice shop and tour.
I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching, and taking the time to comment. 👊🏻
Enjoyed your shop tour.
I’m glad you enjoyed it, and thank you for taking the time to comment! 👊🏻
Awesome shop man.
thanks dude!👊
heck yeah let's GOO!!!!!!
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dude you done good! also got in before the huge boom here. dream shop man.
Thanks buddy, it’s been a long journey for sure. Yeah we timed it just right.
I'd suggest getting a miter saw that has a 'trenching' feature. Dewalt 12" slider for example...it'd save time for half lap joints if nothing else.
That’s a great suggestion, when I do upgrade it will definitely be a 12” slider, and have a depth stop for that reason.
Hi Rob
Thanks for the great shop tour.
Your wall colour is perfect for CZcams videos and very similar to the colour I intend to paint mine. That said, your shirt was almost the same colour.
Looking forward to your next video.
One Handed Maker - Australia
Hey thanks for watching and commenting, I was really happy with the color myself, the only thing I don’t like is it has to much gloss. Should have paid more attention to that at the store. I’ll swing over and checkout your channel! Take care.
So lower the gloss the better for video. Will note that for my paint job.@@brewbuilds
@onehandedmaker yeah I believe mine is a semi-gloss, and I get light reflection off of it. I try and plan my shots to avoid it, but it doesn’t always work out. So don’t go with semi gloss. 😂
New member from the other side of the state- Bremerton!
Hey neighbor, thanks for watching. 👊🏻
Great tour Rob! One of these days I'll get over to the east side of the state and get to see it in person. BTW I recently bought the Bosch GCM12SD and I absolutely love it. Well worth the money. 👍🏼
Hell yeah buddy! That’s actually one of the saws I’ve been looking at. So that’s really good to hear
@@brewbuilds other than the dust collection on it, I have zero regrets. Of course Travis at Shopnation has a solution for that. 😉
@@nathanswoodcrafts yeah I’ve heard that, I feel like unless you go with festool the dust collection on most of them aren’t that great. I don’t get super weird about catching every spec of dust, but I try to do the best I can.
Agreed!….but is it just me or is this fuzzy to anyone else’s screen ? I keep w@nting to adjust the focus
@vaughnmaurt5013 sometimes depending on your WiFi connection, or cell service depending on how you’re viewing, it will automatically select a lower resolution to help with loading and playback rate. At times when I’m watching videos I have to select the gear icon and select the highest resolution to get the better quality. That might be what’s happening.
Just building my personal shop this year, and I'm sure to implement some of your ideas. I've used The Ridgid 12" sliding compound Mitre chop saw for many years. As a job site saw and shop saw. I love its large-sized platform. As you said, Not the best for dust collection. The only suggestion I can provide, from my opinion. Do not get the Bosch Chop saw! It cuts well but is a huge pain in the butt to change angles and generally use. A company I used to work for had a couple. It just continually made me angry. Thanks for the video, Love your shop.
Hey thanks for watching, and I’m glad you liked it!
I actually was given that same 12” Ridgid saw you’re talking about. (Not the one you saw in the video), but the guide mechanism for the guard was broken so it cause really bad binding when using it, and unfortunately they no longer sell the replacement parts to fix it. Aside from using it without the guard, it made it not worth using, so I ended up getting rid of it. That’s unfortunate about the Bosch because that was high up on my list. But I appreciate the non biased feedback.👍🏻
Thanks for taking the time to comment, and keep me posted on how your shop turns out. 👊🏻
Good shop tour. Would be nice if there was more close up shots. As for a miter saw, I have the Festool Kapex and love it. Incredibly accurate and cuts so well.
I always rewatch my videos and wish I would have changed a few things, and I agree I should have add more up close shots. The kapex is an awesome saw. Thanks for your feedback. 👊🏻🤘🏻
Congrats, the shop is looking awesome and as for your comment about a new mitresaw, if the budget is there then the simple answer is to purchase the Festool kapax system. If for no other reason than the facts that this mitresaw is a beast when it comes down to the perfect degree cutting etc. I've had a few mitresaw systems over the year's and honestly I wish I hadn't wasted my money over and over and instead just gone and put my money in the festool products, thus would have saved me plenty of money over the years.
Thanks Simon! The kapex is an awesome saw! Sometimes I just wonder if I’ll ever use it to its full capacity. I’m a big fan of the “buy once, cry mentality” but I also need to justifying my purchase. I feel like if I buy the kapex, I’m obligated to buy the domino as well. 😂😂😜
@brewbuilds I know what you mean, but once you have it then it's done with!!!
I love my Ridgid tools a lot.
I don’t think you can go wrong with any of the major brands now days. Ridgid was my initial purchase years ago, but I personally started having issues with them, and in my area their “lifetime service agreement” didn’t really help me out much, unless I wanted to pay to ship it to them for them to have it for a minimum of 6 weeks. Their oscillating belt/spindle sander has treated me well though. 👍🏻At the end of the day it’s all about finding what you like with in your budget. 👊🏻
If I had a bathroom in my shop. I would definitely have to put in a urinal since the wife will not let me have one in the house
😂😂 yeah I thought about it also, but I didn’t want to take up more room just to put one in. Thanks for watching and commenting dude. 👊🏻
Great tour dude!! Can’t wait to see the trolls come out telling you how to make YOUR shop better 😂😂
I don’t know what you’re talking about, there are no trolls around here. 😂😂
Killer shop. Love the bathroom door and whole setup.
Surprised someone said bandsaw lesser used in woodshop. Coming from many sources it is the one power tool many would rather have more than even the table saw. I know a few prominent woodworking people that think of it as the one power tool necessity because of resawing and you can do all your ripping on it.
Then there are the hand tool people that between the bandsaw and a planer are the only power tools they have. Many of them just want to do more woodworking and manually resawing isn’t ideal over dozens of projects. Paul Sellers has bandsaw videos and besides maybe two lathe videos he probably has 6 or more bandsaw videos.
Thank you! Yeah I’m in a few wood working groups on Facebook and I’ve seen the bandsaw comment a handful of times. I always shake my head because I’m pretty sure I use it on pretty much every project. 🤦🏻♂️
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. 👊🏻
Congratulations! What a nice shop. In addition to a tourniquet, do you have any Quick Clot (or similar) gauze in your first aid kit?
Thank you!
In this kit no, but I’m going get an actual trauma kit to replace that basic kit which that will have quick clot and a tourniquet along with more useful items. Thanks for commenting. 👊🏻
i have and love my dewalt 779 miter saw.
Nice I think someone else had also mentioned that saw. I’ll have to check it out. Besides my planer and router I haven’t owned many Dewalt tools.
Good saws but not good for miter stations against a wall. Going to keep my upgraded 779 for mobile duties and buy a Makita 12 inch plus aftermarket steel detent ring for a miter station.
HOW DARE YOU CALL ME OUT FOR SPYING ON YOUR SHOP LAYOUT
Creep! 🫵🏼, but I like it! 😜
Beautiful setup and you still have plenty of room for more ?
Yeah still have some room, but I’ve got some plans to add some more stuff so that will change with time.😜 . Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. 👊🏻
😂 I think you may just be my brother from another mother. You started off with saying you tend to talk too much AND you get stuff 90 % done and move on. Dear Lord that’s me to a T. Also how you’ve done things. Love your shop. As for me I’m an old Toolmaker, furniture/cabinet maker AND custom bike builder. Retired now so my hobby shop is in my 3 car garage. Sadly vehicles now sit out, except for 2 custom bikes which I’ll roll out if I’m doing a big project. My shop is more metal working. Several metal saws, a Bridgeport milling machine and a nice tool room lathe. MIG and TIG welders. A plasma cutter. Welding / assembly table. Shears, 20 ton press 2 finger brakes for sheetmetal work. A drill press and a 5 HP compressor with aluminum lines. Small spray paint booth ( air brushing) 2 sand blasting cabinets. A tiny jewelers one and a standard one. 2 tool boxes loaded with precision measuring tools along with mechanics and carpentry stuff. Storage cabinet with all chemicals, oils and such. Small table saw and a Kobalt compound miter saw which is great and I’d recommend to you. Several sanders and grinders . Everything minus the mill , lathe and compressor are on wheels. All this and still room to work 😜. Enjoyed your video.
Hey brother! 👋🏻😂 I definitely have a problem with getting side tracked 90% through a project. It sounds like you have a really cool setup. I came from a 3 car garage setup where I built a Jeep and did my woodworking. I know all about the car shuffling game.😂 thanks for watching and commenting! 👊🏻
@@brewbuilds enjoyed your video. I watch a lot of shop ones. Planning on trying to do one on mine soon. Something really kool is Modern Machine Shop may be doing a video of the machine shop I had. Sold it to my sons but still think of it as my baby. This has been a big magazine for machine shops for years. Now it’s a You Tube channel as well. Pretty stoked. Started with zilch and had 13 CNC plus manual machines when I retired. I used to have a motorcycle shop for years as well. Just love making stuff with my hands, regardless of the media.
Dewalt 780
I’ll give it a look, I haven’t bought a Dewalt tool in awhile. Thanks for the suggestion.
Top crank Dewalt RAS are terrific, 7790, 1030 round or square arms come cheap
how do you like the grizzly tools ?
I love my grizzly tools. They have treated me well, and I have zero complaints.
Buy once cry once kapex would be the way I would if it’s gonna stay in place if your gonna take it places then dewalt would be way to go
I’ve looked really hard at the kapex, I think it’s a great saw. I’m just not sure I’d use it to it’s fullest. 🤷🏻♂️ I am a big believer in the buy once cry once logic though. 👍🏻
I would get an enclosure or keep the 3d printer elsewhere, its not designed to operate in environments with the level of dust in a work shop just FYI. Jealous of the shop build, very nice.
I absolutely agree, anytime I’ve got a big project going on with lots of cutting, sanding or whatever I put it in my shop bathroom or I put a large garbage bag over it. My ultimate plan is to build a large enclosed shelving system to house a few of them. Thanks for watching. 👊🏻
Yay, re the grounding. Plastic is an insulator, wrapping a ground wire around it doesn’t accomplish much, really.
Totally agree. I do high voltage electrical for a living, and it amazes me how many people get so wound up about not grounding it.
First online creep comment? Sweet shop!
😂😂 hell yeah! Us online creeps need to unite! 🤘🏻 thanks for watching and leaving a comment. 👊🏻
Where are the frame legs from?
Sorry I’m just now seeing this. What frame legs are you referring too?
@@brewbuilds The metal corners on the ground on your main assembly bench. I have similar quick disconnect wheels, but haven't seen anything like you have on the ground there for the legs.
@@roklemnok the frame/legs for my assembly table is actually a repurposed 115,000 volt capacitor bank frame, that I got from my day job. You probably won’t see a lot of them. 😜I’ve got a whole video on it.
Sigh, made it through 5 minutes until I was bored to death.
At least you left a comment…🤷🏻♂️
@@brewbuilds Just being honest. You could have done this tour in 15 minutes or less, but I'm sure at least some people enjoyed the detail.
@@NelsonJ1 oh no worries, everyone is entitled to an opinion. 👍🏻