You should match your camera to your power grid frequency. Looks like you set it to NTSC (30/60fps) while your power grid is 50Hz, hence the flickering indoors under artificial lighting.
@@CarlBugeja No worries. The video is about the content mainly and the videography second. I don't care a lot about white balance and focus, but the flicker makes me nauseas.
Looking good!! Congrats on the workshop! Also, tip for cutting straight: it's actually really easy. You just have to try and cut a crooked line, and fail. 😛
The lab as well as time lapse of making your lab is so awesome. Congratulations for your new Lab🤩. I am too excited to see you working in your new Lab. Keep going and keep growing sir. 😇
I remember randomly stumbling into your projects a couple years back and I am very thankful that I decided to subscribe to you. I look forward to setting up my own lab soon and It is fantastic to see other people like yourself provide yourself with a better lab. I look forward to your future project, and I hope the growing pains are kept to a minimum.
I could never figure out where your accent fits, then I saw one brick of an exterior wall in this video and i knew in 1second - Malta or Gozo ;) ! I spent part of my childhood in Gozo, can not wait to return one day and live there again. Now that I know there is such an experienced maker in Malta, it makes the thought even more exciting !
The hardest thing with a new lab space seems to always be power. You never have enough outlets, or never enough where you need them. The LED lightning panels are excellent. I used similar ones to replace aging fluorescents... so much better!
This viewer is looking on wistfully, wishing young Carl the best of success as he launches his first from-scratch lab... and is about to learn some of the same lessons we've all learned. Like putting drawers on the bench top wastes the space in front of them because you have to leave that space clear so you can pull them out. I predict you'll end up removing them from the bench and instead arrange them much more vertically, like in a separate bookcase arrangement -- there's no point having them spread out so horizontal, except for a few you use all the time. And you'll need some openings in the backing board to bring power cables, and space behind the bench to let power cords hang back there instead of lying on the bench. And 60cm (2 ft) may be a little shallow for a bench top (though test gear is shallower now than it used to be). And you'll probably want an additional shelf above the bench. And the lighting is probably too high to work as task lighting. But all in good time! I'm sure it'll feel good to have this expanded space!
Man, have I enjoyed this video. I found your channel recently, and I love your enthusiasm and your project(s), very inspiring! Your new lab looks amazing sir, great job!
it is a great lab man, and its nice how you made it so clean and organized, for the past year i have been trying to clean up and organize my lab with no luck :D i have 6 desks and a 100m space to myself and still i don't know where to put my stuff
There is such a thing as a perfect commute. Judging from the bike ride you may find it close to perfect (scary fork, btw). I hope you're able to find happiness that work/play/home pivot. Good luck with another of our tropical "gifts". :)
if your place looks anything like mine in a few weeks, you wont be able to open the bottom drawers :P all the best to you and your new lab, I'm jealous!
Hey, be careful with these lightbulbs that is probably causing some flicker with your camera... Anyway, i'm very curious to see your next videos! Greetings from Brazil.
@@MinatoAsk I'm absolutely not a carpenter, I just like very fell finished work for example, his bench ain't really sturdy and support pieces are cut with a handsaw which makes the bench wobbly or atleast in some parts of the video not sure if it really is
You should match your camera to your power grid frequency. Looks like you set it to NTSC (30/60fps) while your power grid is 50Hz, hence the flickering indoors under artificial lighting.
Yes I should! I didn't release that after I filmed all the footage.. Sorry for that
@@CarlBugeja No worries. The video is about the content mainly and the videography second. I don't care a lot about white balance and focus, but the flicker makes me nauseas.
@@NicMediaDesign I feel you man, I also have major problems with flickering lights
hack- use DC power supply on ac powered led lights to get rid of flicker.
After seeing this I'm motivated to make some changes to my own table
I'm up so early in Canada. I'm on Italy time. Bonigiorno Carl. Lab's looking awesome. You'll be giving away Keysight scopes in no time.
Lol, I bet ;)
Several decades ago, I did electronics and the book on your desk that caught my eye: Horowitz and Hill, The art of electronics - a true classic
I'm so glad that I found this man like a month ago and absolutely love his ideas. I'm glad to see be here to bear witness to his growth.
The size of that smile during the whole build...such a proud Papa. Let's see if the bench stays that clean!!
Looking good!! Congrats on the workshop!
Also, tip for cutting straight: it's actually really easy. You just have to try and cut a crooked line, and fail. 😛
I'm looking forward to new videos in this new lab
Having a lab is the dream of all markers!
The new lab looks really nice! I really got the urge get my own labspace. Congrats and looking forward to more projects here!
Carl... you are my hero ... now I know how to make my lab ... when I save enough money of course ... thanks !!
The lab as well as time lapse of making your lab is so awesome. Congratulations for your new Lab🤩. I am too excited to see you working in your new Lab. Keep going and keep growing sir. 😇
I remember randomly stumbling into your projects a couple years back and I am very thankful that I decided to subscribe to you. I look forward to setting up my own lab soon and It is fantastic to see other people like yourself provide yourself with a better lab. I look forward to your future project, and I hope the growing pains are kept to a minimum.
Happy to see your new lab set up.grow big dream big
I could never figure out where your accent fits, then I saw one brick of an exterior wall in this video and i knew in 1second - Malta or Gozo ;) !
I spent part of my childhood in Gozo, can not wait to return one day and live there again.
Now that I know there is such an experienced maker in Malta, it makes the thought even more exciting !
The hardest thing with a new lab space seems to always be power. You never have enough outlets, or never enough where you need them.
The LED lightning panels are excellent. I used similar ones to replace aging fluorescents... so much better!
I used to suffer from shed envy. Now it's lab envy.
Good luck and enjoy
Thank you for your content. I am also an EE student at UoM and find your videos very inspiring. Keep it up!
Nice lab , don't forget to install an alarm system and a 4 channel DVR , your neighbor from Tunisia .
Great luck Carl and i'm sure you will do awesome new stuff
East OR West Carl Bugeja's lab is the best
This lab will see great things
Good luck with your new lab, we are looking forward to new projects)
Thanks!!! Me too! 😃
it's really nice!!! I love what you do ... it takes a lot of courage to follow your passion!!! love you
Wow ! Congratulations, your new lab is awesome.
Looking forward to more projects !
Awesome Lab. Congratulations to this great milestone.
You must be very excited.
Stay safe and Greetings from Germany.
The new lab looks great!
Carl congrats on the new lab, share some pricing on the wood, even the rent.
Really nice made ! Congratulations with this new workspace ! You deserve it !
Congratz with the new lab. Looks awesome !
AWESOME!!!
This viewer is looking on wistfully, wishing young Carl the best of success as he launches his first from-scratch lab... and is about to learn some of the same lessons we've all learned. Like putting drawers on the bench top wastes the space in front of them because you have to leave that space clear so you can pull them out. I predict you'll end up removing them from the bench and instead arrange them much more vertically, like in a separate bookcase arrangement -- there's no point having them spread out so horizontal, except for a few you use all the time. And you'll need some openings in the backing board to bring power cables, and space behind the bench to let power cords hang back there instead of lying on the bench. And 60cm (2 ft) may be a little shallow for a bench top (though test gear is shallower now than it used to be). And you'll probably want an additional shelf above the bench. And the lighting is probably too high to work as task lighting. But all in good time! I'm sure it'll feel good to have this expanded space!
Super jealous! Great lab and excited about your upcoming projects in your new lab 🙌🏻
😁
Love what you are doing. Looking forward to what’s going to come out of it.
You are genius
You inspires me to be creative!
Awesome bro!
I'm jealous. This is awesome!
These are some nice upgrades 👌
Keep doing what you love
Good luck for your new workshop. I really enjoy your videos.
One of the most amazing DIY LAB I've ever watched in life. Congrats from Brazil, man, +1
Little flappy pcb man is flexing in placing to show all humankind
Absolutely beautiful
Great job. Very beautiful
Awesome man!
Congratulations
Congratulations carl for new lab. Grt job bdw.
Man, have I enjoyed this video. I found your channel recently, and I love your enthusiasm and your project(s), very inspiring! Your new lab looks amazing sir, great job!
Love the new Lab! Keep your passion burning good human!! :)
That lab looks soooo satisfying!
Incredible!
Awesome Carl, you always rock man
Looks very tidy! Nice lab
Congrats Carl!! What a big step - super cool to watch your progress!
Thank you so much! 😊
Maaan, you are living the dream! Lab looks perfect! I mean you can even use it as a repair shop. I do really look up to you.
Congrats, great workshop and to more amazing project.
You should do some cheap soundproofing panels or something for the video sound quality! Not that it is bad now, but it would be a notch up I think
dear Carl, I wish you happy in the new workspace. Greetings from Turkey
it is a great lab man, and its nice how you made it so clean and organized, for the past year i have been trying to clean up and organize my lab with no luck :D i have 6 desks and a 100m space to myself and still i don't know where to put my stuff
Looking good buddy
Ohh what a sublime moment
Very happy for you a dream come true.
Impressive!
Good Luck
Pretty cool lab Carl...🔥🔥🔥🌊🌊🌊💯💯💯
Wow, it's the simplest and coolest lab ever bro)
Great!!!
NICE LAB BRO
I love it perfect and inspiring I will make some changes
Nice!
My dream setup
Nice lab bro
new lab was superrr, all the best for future projects bro
🙏🙏🙂
There is such a thing as a perfect commute. Judging from the bike ride you may find it close to perfect (scary fork, btw). I hope you're able to find happiness that work/play/home pivot. Good luck with another of our tropical "gifts". :)
ألف ألف مبروك الله يباركلك فيه
cool cool!!!!
I'm building my lab aswell right now :D I've posted a little update but I'm just starting out right now with filming
Ur an inspiration fr me,
Cool job))
Awesome! You really deserve this new lab. Is it possible to visit you if I go to Malta? I would love a lab tour :)
Superb.........😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉.
Good workshop check ✓
Nice 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
if your place looks anything like mine in a few weeks, you wont be able to open the bottom drawers :P all the best to you and your new lab, I'm jealous!
Congratulations. I imagine lumber is fairly expensive to acquire when one lives on an island.
Great
Hey, be careful with these lightbulbs that is probably causing some flicker with your camera... Anyway, i'm very curious to see your next videos! Greetings from Brazil.
Nice sretup bro 👍♥
copado Carl
i would add some cross braising to the tables that is something i missed with my tables
if you were at my city, your lab covered by dust in less than 2 week ! looks so hard to clean ...
Move the hammer & heavy things lower. If they fall they hurt or destroy gear.
As someone who loves carpentry this makes me a bit sad but I understand that with this amount of tools you can't do much better
What can be improve from the build in this video sir? I would like to see some advice from a carpenter. Thank you! :D
@@MinatoAsk I'm absolutely not a carpenter, I just like very fell finished work for example, his bench ain't really sturdy and support pieces are cut with a handsaw which makes the bench wobbly or atleast in some parts of the video not sure if it really is
Any chance you would post a list of the books you refer to which are on your shelf?
nice broo
The Art of Electronics book ❤
finally you have created a new lab👨🔧
Woah that big anti ESD mat is awesome, where did you get it?
It's in the description 🙂
@@CarlBugeja thanks!
Be careful, those spatulas are the most dangerous tools there. I’ve accidentally cut myself to the bone (on my thumb) with one of them.
Good lucky, bro..
how can I buy a flexor drive from you or another store? thanks
woww...