Great Idea. I remember a band here once had a drummer who use manaquins in various poses to hold all his cymbals.

I mean..... if you are not already thinking up a woodworking youtube channel to continue showing off your skills, then I gotta tell you, you are missing out!!! lol. Amazing work as always.

Well done to everyone who has been involved in this project. A stunning studio. I hope I can record there one day!

Think your mixing desk philosophy is spot-on - good luck with the project.

GREAT JOB....So sorry for your poor knees!! Now get on with it!! Can we come from Maine and Live there?

I was too knackered to watch this last night. Perfect for a dark Norwegian Monday evening's viewing. gonna be mega to see all the little jobs getting done. 🤘🤘

Did you say; "ongoing saw-ga"? Sorry. The place is coming together just great. I hope everything turns out stellar. Good luck to you and yours. I wish I had enough space to work in, I'm so jealous.

It continues to get better and better!

Watching guy so carefully cut cut tape reminds me of Better calls saul, when jimmy gets instructions -,,

The Mahogany-looking wood you have is likely what people refer to as “Phillipine Mahogany” aka Luaun. It could be one of several similar-looking woods, commonly found in Southeast Asia. They’re not real Mahogany, but share similarities (mostly aesthetic). It’s pretty strong and looks very nice!

The handle you screwed up looks actually really good. I like the feature with the wrong cut 😅 makes it look very nice

All those graffiti brand spray paints… 😏

I am going to give my 2 centavo's worth of opinion and suggestions based on 43 years of owning and operating a woodworking business.#1 super important keep your work area clean around your feet a 55 tooth blade spinning at 4500rpm will put 1200 teeth through your fingers or whole hand if you trip bad enough before you can even think about reacting its really super important to think about this Before cutting anything. I don't wear any rings or bracelets or loose long sleeve clothes that could get snagged. 9 times out of 10 its the thing you were somewhat aware of but just thought it wouldn't happen to you that gets you.2. Think about the task at hand and is there a better way to do it 1st. Example ;,cutting the door handles across the end grain the way you where it is sketchy af as you probably noticed they have a tendency to "bobble" if they bind and kick back things will go wrong fast, solution clamp a board across the face of the handle so it rests on top of the fence and slide it thru that way your fingers have a better purchase so the board can't tilt and loose control.As far as dust you are right about it throwing back if its binding at the rear of the fence, ideally the rear of the fence should be just a fraction wider than the front this will also help prevent kick back your fence should have adjustment screws to set it correctly which I know is something you can do since you are very good at figuring all kinds of things out.I would suggest reassessing how materials come thru your building ie; rough, dirty, non dimensioned material and the equipment to process it should have a dedicated isolated space, an area for finishing and if possible a place for curing (clean, heated, etc). I am building my fourth studio /work shop "I am an avid photographer" and want try and combine the two passions in one place so I will be following these guidelines also.Not trying to be a dick just passing along some stuff, A smart man learns from his mistakes a wise man learns from others mistakes.

all the creative re-use of materials in this project is great. love those hardwood door handles. kudos.

Love the cut to the beat at 12:02 🎶

Having the fence on that side of the angled cut, might be asking for trouble, as the offcut could bind very easily.

When your finished with the build you should start making guitars …

So much progress! Door handles look great! I love the recycled metal ones too :) I had a feeling that the table saw fence wasn’t parallel! Workshop is looking fabulous - can’t wait to come back and work there :) Miss you all!

Mr McIntyre from our DT class would be very impressed Robbie! 👏👏

Yepp dust is a problem, nao bueno 😏

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Amazing and inspiring studio! Love the last song... Is it released?

Watching this while procrastinating building my own basement studio.

It’s causing me stress getting our garage converted into a studio. I can’t comprehend the scale of what you’re doing! Sweden, I can’t imagine how expensive that’s all going to be 🙃 Wishing you every success with it all 👍😎

Great decision on the console - it is so much cooler to see someone earn the money before buying the gear. Do it your own way, and share the journey and everything will be fine!👍

Nice craftsmanship!

I'm glad I'm not the only one that loves countersinking screws. A lovely touch that shows care. :)

Good old Titebond :)

Epic

This studio is going to be the warmest place in Sweden come Winter. Good job!

Phenomenal job on the door everybody! What a nail biter!

Hanging doors has always been a bit of a pain in the butt for me. Even though you have every angle level, the door always seems to hang off kilter. Go figure. Regardless, the entrance way looks great. And squash for days! Have a great week everyone.

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Beautiful!! Keep going with the good work!

Pretty great job with the doors 💪🏼

Off Topic but i think i have a Awesome solution to your Studio in the form of a Vintage Roland M400 24 track Digital Desk and S1608 Digital Stage boxes for the Live Rooms all through one lan cable...I got a M400 for 450 sterling and two 1608 boxes for a further 200 quid i now have 32 xlr ins and 32 xlr out for about 650 total...Great sounding Desk with Full recall and flying faders and can up inputs and outputs to 124 tracks in and out i think but im happy with 32 eachway...theres 8 ins and 8 outs on the m400 itself ideal for you to patch through to the sidecar for instance then stick the boxes in liveroom location you require and patch lan into your mixer and voila.....

It is such a huge bunch of work! Very inspiring!

That door frame slid in like a brand new plec into an acoustic's sound hole! Great work 🤘🤘

I spy a man who may have been buying sealant at Coop?

Drop some of that over here would ya lol

Yes you do

now, what you need is a Behringer Xenyx 1202 mixer... with built in fx. no need for all those 19" rack units you have. I can sell you one for £50

I struggle often with wanting something now and coming up with reasons why i have to have it now. Usually involves borrowing money to get it. The older i get the better I am at delayed gratification but I love the ethos of earning it first. Key benefit there is cash in hand always makes you more judicious about what you are buying and what you REALLY need. It also gives you the added benefit of time to really feel out what you want/need, and maybe you end up going the more modern Avid S4/S6 route with outboard. Or maybe you get an opportunity to buy an older style analogue desk, but the time will help get a feeling for your needs in the new space, and that is crucial. Top job on the doorframe too!!

One thing i did wrong in the past: the frame seems a little bit to weak for the weight it has to carry…did the same thing and it ended up not staying in place and not closing nice. Hopefully you will not have the same issues. Forgive me for the negative feedback…maybe its stronger than it looks 😅 greets from Berlin

Watched this while making dinner and gotta say it all turned out rather tasty.

Great progress cant wait to follow on this new adventure

In my opinion a big desk isn´t essential. I´ve seen hiring studios just with daw controllers and external pre´s and it worked quite well. For me at your space the environment is more positive than the ultimate SSL / Neve or whatever console. Yes, Peter Gabriels Real World studio complex is a dream everyone wishes but it suits not at every place. People, the environment and the equipment are for me the facts which are all together important! So, I think a console should not be the priority issue at your studio! Best of luck! The reports of the building process are great!

You dont need a consol!!! Just 500 seies pres and a controller!!! The convertersa re the most important!!!

your planer is slightly flat of that A, otherwise great work man, farm studio is the dream

What are your thoughts about the sound you would like to create in this studio? What inspires you?