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It never ceases to amaze me that when I watch a video of things I already know how much little tips and tricks are brought back to the fore front of my mind. Thanks for jarring the ol' memory box....needed that.
Nine years later, and this video is still as relevant as ever! Fantastic editing, by the way.
Your video editing blows your competition out of the water. Really great stuff.
Thank you
I really loved adding the scrap wood at the bottom of the vertical pieces to hold the lower horizontal pieces. Really brilliant way to solve the problem of only having one set of hands. To guys like me who are hacks, these are really great insights to solutions I would have never thought of. Thank you!
i want to thank you. i just got done doing this after watching your video. love what i did and less crap on the floor and the wife is happy and can walk in there now.
this is my wife's goal for me too.
Just a note to say thank you for the inspiration and idea for the raised garage shelves. I tackled this project today (with some minor issues thanks to a combination of mathematics and my lack of carpentry skills). Although MY framing came out kind of janky, it's solid and will do the job. I'll finally be able to clear the garage floor and get rid of the ground shelves. I'm now subscribed to you and April Wilkerson ... I admire both of your skills, ideas and creativity. A big thank you from the mountains of western Maryland.
Hey there eh, how did the shelf hold up?
Im thinking of building one, just concerned about how much it could roughly hold in weight
Great design, these shelves are certainly in my future. The video editing is excellent as well. Thank you for taking the time to remove the boring awkward crap and keep us entertained at the same time :)
Jay, this inspired me so I built my own shelves off this design and it worked out great. Although in my case it wasn't as easy as it looks in the video and took me three weekends to complete. The first two and a half of those three weekends were cleaning out the garage enough to get the ladder up next to the wall. After that it got easier, though. By the time I got the shelves up I didn't need them as urgently as before I started, so I stopped at one wall and have a sheet of plywood and some 2x stock left over. It'll make a good start on a miter station. Best of all, I think my wife is even happier with the result than I am.
I'm amazed at the editing skills on this video!
lol @ 4:06
Jon Coffing
Jon Coffing
lol @ 4:06
That was funny to see
so badass editing skills makes you look super human
Years ago.....I hung uni-strut 2’ off the wall. I cut up some scrap uni-strut about 4” long and ran a lag bolt into the rafters that were running perpendicular to the wall. I hung 1/2” threaded rod 3’ long and then hung the uni-strut from the threaded bolt. I placed the threaded rod every 4’. I bolted a 2x2 level across from the uni-strut and then screwed some self tapping screws to the uni-strut. It was easy to do by yourself plus the threaded rod made it easy to adjust.
I am impressed, a guard over the circular saw!
+Bryn Noble no goggles though...He looks like too great an asset to his family to be losing his eyesight.
I have built these shelves for my garage and also for friends. They are such a fantastic design, cheap and easy to build. I can also look at them all day long. Good job!
This video helped me make my first storage shelf!!! I just finished it and man I got a lot of space in my garage now! Thanks!!!
Thank you so much. I started doing the same thing in my garage sealing, i didn't know what i was doing, but that was the only thing i could come up with. Now i had an end goal; i will show this to my wife, and we will build it together.
I'm a city boy who just bought his first house. Yeah, feeling like a real adult now haha.
Cool video, helps me learn how I can turn my house into my castle
this fella must be a film school graduate as well as a very handy guy. XLNT vid ! I've done these type projects for 50+ years and I've not seen a better presentation/instruction ever. Good Job !
I envy you all that space, if I stood on the ladders first step I would bang my head on the roof! You've got a beautiful place there mate 👍🏼😊
Great idea! I used your design in my garage. Only difference, I used 3/4" plywood cut to 4" strips for the uprights and made use of a bunch of used 2 X 4s that were left over from the construction of the garage addition. I had to paint them to cover the ugly. Thanks for the inspiration.
What? No load testing? After your miter station drawer test, I was waiting to see you lie across the shelves. I like how you used 2x2's vs 2x4's. It reduces weight and bulk keeping the look minimalistic.
I never even gave it a thought to do this over the garage door! My wife and I have an attached single stall garage- space is a premium. Right now I am fixing all the drywall joints (bad taping job by previous homeowner) and get it a new coat of white paint....I am doing this!
Ironically, bad taping jobs are VERY useful...they let you easily see where they joists and studs are.
Yes, I've been using that to full advantage, haha.
you can teach a few things to other youtubers when it comes to editing, love it
Jay, huge fan of everything you put out, but this has changed my life 😂
Thanks so much for taking the time to record even the most basic projects.
Appreciate ya!
Rick Andreotta
Thank you very much for the feedback.
LOL Love the "close enough" measuring.
loved the drilling scene, getting faster and faster. New saw looks sweet.
o bez Thanks bez. I appreciate it.
Jay Bates mate your videos are quality. i always look forward a new one.
Your videos keep getting better and better. I love the Sketch Up overlay effect that you and Frank do. Good story telling!
Excellent mix of instruction and visual - great video technique - very efficient use of the viewer time while offering solid information. Many thanks!
I need to do this above my garage door, I use close enough measuring all the time. Love the new saw stop, jealous of all that rip capacity!
Storage is definitely one of the biggest issues in my garage. Great video
I love to see efficient use of space. I think you need to put some led strip lights on that inside edge for some Kyle Toth inspired shop parties.
In all my years I have never thought of the space above the garage door as storage space. Very nice!
Great idea Jay, and very effective as well.
Cheers
Mike
Mike Waldt Thanks, Mike. I appreciate it. It has already come in handy.
Thank you for the video! I watched it over and over while doing an 8ft section in my small garage.
+cannonbird47 Nice, hope it is a great addition for you.
Great project Jay. Great use of space and not very expensive. I loved the effect at 3:51!
I wish my garage had high enough ceilings to allow for this storage. My next garage will be more shop friendly. I appreciate all your videos, keep it up Jay.
my goal is to be a grown up and have a shop as nice as yours
There are a lot of similar tutorial videos to be found, but this is easily the cleanest and burliest (yet, not over-engineered) design I’ve encountered. Also, the scrap 2x2 “helpers” are brilliant!
Everything in its right place :)
nice work, not only on the shelves, but on the video as well!
I built these shelves in my garage except I modified the design to have 2 shelves on one wall and 3 shelves on another wall. Regardless of the number of shelves you build, I would HIGHLY recommend using 4" wood lag bolts to secure the 2x2 to the ceiling. Wood screws will just pull out with the weight. Also, rather than using 2x2's to strap to the ceiling, I used 2x4's to beef it up a bit
I'm looking at doing this and that's my big concern, making sure it will not come down unexpectedly.
Commercial overhead storage kits use things like angle iron for the supports, with long lag screws to secure to the ceiling joists. The load limit is mostly from the ceiling joists, stated to be about 600 lbs for the heavy duty units. If the use of lumber is a worry, maybe use safety cable as backup just in case it somehow lets go, holding it up long enough to clear the area.
year steel wound cable is tough you can rawlbolt and lag bolt it to the ceiling and use caribiners for clips
Thanks Jay..as a fellow Michiganian..you have given me many new ideas..
Mighty fine job young man.
Just completed three of these shelves following this video. Some personal learnings:
1. Any benefits of ripping the 2x2 from the 2x4 are lost when you need to do it w a circular saw.
2. Much easier when you are mounting perpendicular to your rafters. One of mine was parallel and I had to adjust for a deeper shelf.
3. Make sure to use at least 3" screws to account for the drywall. (A no brainer, but I got mostly done w 2.5" before realizing I was trusting the shelves to not come crashing down on my car to only a quarter inch of the screw in the rafters.)
thanks for the video, but I think I was more impressed with your crazy editing skills!! great job on both!!!
nice shop too! but the LIONS blow!
I'll have to agree with you. His got all the equipment plus the editing skills. I have neither.
Nice use of the free Space above. Awesome project and really well done.
Looks like it's quite hot right now in your side of the planet. Time to enjoy a drink on the terrasse with the dogs. I hope his bite it healed now.
Lamialle Gerald Thank you Lamialle. It's quite warm already but not fully into summer yet. Skeeter's bit has healed back to normal. Thanks for following up.
Jay Bates You're welcome ! I love dogs, I hate snakes, so...
Not summer yet here neither, only 28°C. After the mosson, it will be close to 40°C with 90% of humidity. A real pain for people like me, woodworking outside, without an airconditionner. But, hey, that's part of the fun !
Have a great week, looking forward to see your next vid on the vlog. Best regards to Mrs.Bates.
okay, first of all I have tried to do what you did measuring the board and I have to say your really strong to hold up that board on one end and measure it! Because I know how heavy it is and great video! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks to your last video, I put a shelf just like this in my garage. Turned out great!!
Love the Red Wings drawer "handles"
very well done.. i have the exact setup in my garage but lucky for me the previous owner thought about it and built these shelves several years back.
Great video sir. I LOVE your Red Wings drawer pulls. :)
have seen a lot of these videos on the same concept but mind was blown when i saw you use the scraps to hold up the bottom 2x2 .. good stuff
Jay, you need to make a ladder rack where you don't need to get on a ladder to get the ladder. :)
Is it just me or does it seem you guys just moved in there and it was an emplty room. Hard to believe how time flies. Look how far your shop has come. Looking great Jay. As always.
Me before watching video: These are so simple and elegant. I can do this! Me after watching video: Oh, you need tools nvm. 3:47
Nice work, laddie!... being greatly organized makes woodworking more fun. I enjoyed it so much, afterwards, I put on my Menzies kilt, poured some 30 year scotch whiskey, and danced outside on this fine Memorial Day to the tune of Celtic Christmas music.
Great video, very well done!
This video production is outstanding from video editing to your high standard. Really enjoyed your method to build from one person
Are you concerned about the plywood bowing because of the width w no supports?
G23 3/4 plywood is super sturdy
That was one of the best videos I have seen. The only problem is that you have fancy equipment that most of us don't have. Great idea, great presentation, thank you!!!
wow look at that high ceiling. i can't do this project. :(
ok
lostintime86 same here. I can't have ceiling space that's easily accessible unless I'm 11' tall....
This is EXACTLY what I’m looking for. I’m doing it this weekend.
Great video!!! I’m planning on doing a similar job in my garage this week. How far apart would you recommend putting the vertical 2x4’s? Any special hardware to attach the 2x2 to the wall and ceiling? What thickness was the plywood you used? Thanks a lot!!!
Great questions, but hardly anyone seems to get answers.
Thank you @crafted workshop and @Jay Bates for your videos. You both have made it simpler than getting something from Ikea and assembling. I have ended up creating 2 of these in my garage and plan to creat 1 more very soon!
Great video Jason! Question - what software/app are you using to edit your videos? I love the chunky effect!
I agree I like the editing and shelving , what program or app did you use.
Still hoping to get the software/app?
Premiere Pro: bit.ly/2oeP9Db
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I like the way you do your vids dude! No fluff or unnecessary complications and some cool time saving editing to move it along. Thanks man! Much appreciated.
Those Redwing handles on all those drawers are pretty sweet. But the shelves were great! Theres nothing better than putting wasted space to good use! Awesome video with very good editing!
nice... best of all the video's on garage shelves
Great video for doing your garage shelves without a helper. Very smart and creative.
Nice work Jay. I did the same thing in my garage but I used chains hanging from eye bolts screwed into my rafters rather than the 2X4 hangers.
Jimbob, email me. I have someone that would like to talk to you... Zoe :) ashleyspells@gmail.com
Those shelves, I made the exact one and it's brilliant. Building another one in the next 2 months. Brilliant stuff.
I love the way you do staff. Great a new Saw Stop saw.
Built it! Much appreciated. I love showing it off...oh and getting stuff off the ground and into otherwise wasted space :)
Dude you are brilliant. You really know how to make the most of useable space.
"Close-enough" and "sort-of-accurate" are some of my favorite measuring techniques for quickie projects. Great video work and the tiny gems of humor really make the entire experience a lot of fun. Your editing in and of itself highlights the projects, too.Bravo!👍🏼
Dude has probably saved me hundreds of dollars. Thank you sir!
Thanks Mr Bates. Very good for a newby.
So far this has been my favorite custom storage shelving. Definitely like the idea above the garage door
Thank you. This is much better then the shelf I built last year. Going to make this happen now.
Looked like a fun build.
Video well done. It was enjoyable to watch.......not a lot of wasted time rambling on and on over something obvious or watching repeated steps.
Thanks for posting
Thanks for showing everything from start to finish.
One of the best shot and edited woodworking channels out there!
Those Red Wings drawer handles are really cool - excellent job
Glad to see another Ryobi DIY.
Thank you so much for making this. It is awesome how you've put it together and most importantly how concise you described everything!
Truly,
Thanks buddy!
Great techniques! I'm going to show this video to my husband. Will make things easier for him
'close enough' is often my go to measurement;)
Great vid Jay!
Joe
+homesteadonomics I measure with a micrometer, mark with chalk and cut with an axe. Close enough.
LOL.... love it! I need a shirt or a poster on the shop wall for that quote!
Joe
I bow to your editing prowess.
Good enough close enough, great minds think alike
Love it, my place is a rental but might still be worth my time to put up shelving and just leave it if I move out.
Fast practical & perfect ; video with easy steps instructions & demo, love your workmanship style 👍
Good idea and one I expect to duplicate in our garage. Looks like you could put a couple of hooks on the underside of the new shelf and hang you ladder on it. That would free up more shelf space on the top of your cabinets.
Thanks, great video- all the hi-points without boring fill. Two thumbs up!
Thanks. This is the video I will use for my project. It's been the easiest to understand. The video edit in the beginning really helped me wrap my mind around what I was going to do. Thanks for making projects like this doable for the average jo.
Jay Bates Wonderful video! Definitely not a boring DIY video.
Nice! Will definitely toss this on the "things to do when I have a house" list
Simple to follow tutorial. Great work. Did my single car garage, maximising wasted space indeed.
This is a great idea and design, simple and cheap, I am a little on the overkill so will use 4" lag screws into the ceiling joists, but that's just me.
Most viewer friendly male-geared channel I've seen in a while. Great video and editing.
+Tyler S Thank you, Tyler.
I'm very impressed that you were able to handle those large/long pieces of wood without any assistance!
I'm trying to solve this exact problem right now.. I like the time lapse shortcuts for drilling/screwing.. makes it look easier than it actually is.. lol.. thanks for sharing.
To be cramped makes you clever ! Well done Jay.