Very beautiful work !! Greetings from France ! 😀

the 4x4 you put is for nothing😅

Love those garage doors!

Love this! I am interested in how to convert this from something that is hanging yo something that could free stand on the floor

exc video great idea!! too bad that hf does not have the 20 percent off anymore.

Merci pour ce tuto 🙌🏾🇬🇦🇬🇦🇬🇦

Can you get that kind of compaction with a T62 bobcat?

great job amigo!!!

for the fire station, you could recreate the ghostbusters building mini style and maybe turn the little power wheels car into a ghostbusters car maybe build some proton packs

I loved to see the 'techincal difuculties' it relaxes me im not alone 🎃

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i made it its been mere than 7 yrs and i survived

Awww the little one wants to play ❤

This is amazing!!

Great work - hoping to tackle a similar project.. Can you explain what you did to the floor under the wall that you removed?

Best workbench idea ever.

It’s simple but my favorite part of my play area as a kid was the giant sand box we had! Like at least 5’x20’

hi ben, just wondering where your old stool was from?

@BenTardif thanks for explaining. Nice flips!

@BenTardif rofl...I was watching this while I was braiding my cat's "cat cave". Dusty Snugglebum was impatiently waiting for me to finish but kept watching you too. When you started crinkling the treat bag he indignantly whipped his head around and meowed at me as if to say "yeah mama...treats!"

@BenTardif well done! That's a big kitty! You should add seisal rope covered 2x4 between the window and the box on the right...he will fly up like crazy! Your cat and furniture will thank you. Quality seisal rope should hold up for at least a year.

@BenTardif Very clever! Furry foremen approved except you are missing 2 tings...doggy beds and treats on the lower level...lol. it's very thoughtful to support your partner!

why don't just buy a air cooler?

Just needs a night light. 😂

You made it look easy. I have a very similar wall I need to remove but have been worried about 1) Crown molding 2) Electrical 3) How to patch the ceiling 4) How to match ceiling texture 5) How to roam around in the attic to reroute electrical 6) If I should leave a half wall where the fridge will be 7) If it's load bearing (90% sure it's not). I like this video because you solved 1-4 for me...may just leave a "header" to save the crown and avoid having to patch the ceiling and match the texture. Oddly, I'm more worried about getting up in the attic. Need to move all the blown in insulation to the side and cut some plywood for a walk way I presume?

Such a nice garage and you are working off the floor?

I use my air condition on 28 degrees celsius inside my bedroom.

Great storage solution! Most carts like this that I've seen on KZbin have their little runner shelves dado-ed into the side panels. How are the 1" pieces that hold up the drawers with only glue and a few finish nails holding up after four years use? How have the carts and the Harbor Frieght boxes themselves held up in general over time? Lastly, I was thinking about using a different system to keep the carts aligned under my work bench so that I could utilize the tops of the carts as a work surface. I will be adding black laminate to the tops for that reason. It won't look so grubby as it gets dirty with use, and I can then pull out the carts to use for added worktop space on jobs where that's useful. The laminate will be easy to clean off and even glue should be easy to scrape off with a razor blade. Thanks so much for sharing this, including the dimensions of everything. Super generous these days when everyone monetizes their efforts on everything they do. Not saying I blame them asking to get paid for their time and efforts. Just appreciating your generosity! Peace.

It turned out grate!!, cute puppies, hope that one is ok. The project turned out verry nice, It would of been nice also to figure out what's the cost on doing it ourselves by boying these pipes.

Please do not do this at home. This is a load-bearing wall, and he did not use steel rods to hold up the structure during the process(the ceiling could have collapsed in on him whilst working). Thank God nobody was injured. He just got lucky with his timing, but let's hope it holds up.

Prime raw wood before paint please

Im trying to have a tinted gate middle so i can see put but people cant see thru my front gate

I've been watching these conveyor build videos. Nice job. What size steel marbles did you use for your marble runs? I normally use GraviTrax marbles which are 1/2" diameter. Regular glass marbles are slightly larger.

Well, i have built four of them and line them against the wall. I would like to say this has worked out like a dream. Thank you for sharing this idea.

Nice work

Hi Ben, binge watched all parts today, while trademilling at the gim. Carried away in every aspect. the creativity, the narration, the shooting and editing... and of course the final match! learned a lot and got inspired! the only tip I can offer would be about the paint work and scheme, think it could use the same kind attention to details you've put into the building stages,

I've been looking at countless videos for an outfeed/assembly table. I think this is the one! Entertaining video too!

Good job

Dude, either build yourself some saw horses or go buy some and save your back for doing things like painting or cutting instead of bending over like that. Also, get a small table to put your table saw on... You slip and fall on the blade you're in trouble. Stay safe!

Great idea! Did each storage unit use 1 full 3/4" plywood sheet? I am in the process of reorganizing my workshop and just converted an old Ikea Billy bookcase to hold a bunch of stuff, thre harbor freight small boxes. I like what you did with the nail and screw boxes put directly into the storage boxes. Going to take advantage of this and clear out the two shelves I just created and store in the boxes in newly built rollers.

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I can see why you’d want to change it but that kitchen was beautiful I would’ve just changed the appliances,sink and updated the color

what type of wood did you use??

who else is watching in 2024 after suddenly remembering childhood memories of watching this a while ago (not like begging, just genuinely curious)

Liked the video. I appreciate DIY videos whether they’re done wrong or right. The best thing about KZbin is there are very genuinely correct and helpful comments from professionals. No need the hate or stupidity comments on stuff like this. Don’t like the word salad gaslighting kamalas on biased platforms like ig fb! It’s great that he’s working and making an effort. Good job man.

Route 4 3 and 2 are better

6:05 sick dunk bro

plans from woodprix are awesome!

Just so everyone knows in case you do something like this - mineral oil *does not cure*. Mineral oil is "non drying" - so it stays wet. Which means that you're basically just saturating your butcher block or cutting board with liquid that will never dry, - so eventually it will either weep back out of the wood over time, or it will sit deep inside and get all gross when it gets mixed with all the other old food stuff that gets in there. There's technically nothing "wrong" about using it on something like this and it's pretty common practice, but it's really not the ideal application if you want something way more long lasting and protective. Because it's in a liquid state it just means that over time it will come back out of the wood into your food, or it will get washed out as you clean it over time. Which means you end up having to reapply more oil pretty often in order to keep a good protective finish on the wood. Use Tung Oil, you can buy it online or some woodworking stores. Make sure it's 100% pure tung oil, no tung oil "finishes" or anything like that, those can have other additives that you don't want. Tung Oil absorbs into the wood and will actually *cure and harden* - it doesn't weep out later or just stay liquid like mineral oil. It provides WAY better resistance to absorbing moisture from water or food. And it will last way longer, so you aren't going to be reapplying oil every month or whatever If you're looking for quick and easy - tung oil isn't for you, just go with the mineral oil, because tung oil can take much longer for each coat to full absorb and dry properly - But if you have the patience to wait longer for your project to turn out better in the long run, it is the right choice for you. If you wanted to do several coats of tung oil, it could take weeks to finish the project because of the time it takes for each coat to full dry and cure. You'll just have to decide for yourself if you're willing to take the time to get the better and more long lasting result here's a good video showing a comparison between the two and some other finishes - kzbin.info/www/bejne/omrJonaAatB9n6M

That is really great! You should sell them!