Epic Wall Transformation in The Dream Shop!

[@andrewhay9741]

Being a US Army veteran and a fellow Yinzer I appreciate all the videos and support you show for the military community. Keep up the great work. Love your videos.

[@risz3847]

bro this channel makes me so happy when it releases videos

[@joshtilley7745]

By far my favorite channel on KZbin…as an employee of 84 Lumber it’s cool seeing you partner with the company I work for and brings what I do full circle. What you and your staff do gives me a glimmer of hope that one day I could turn my dream hobby into a career. Keep up the great work.

[@reclaimedsimplicity]

I'm a stickler on flag etiquette...and you NAILED it!

[@KeithBryant82]

Mount the flags on solid foam insulation panels. The flags will look better and it will help improve the sound in the shop for working and recording.

[@DesignsbyDonnie]

The shop is coming together GREAT!

[@coyotewacker]

Love you guys ,But Really Should have put up a Vapor Barrier!!

[@adudenamedjoe13]

It’s true that building construction/framing is wayyyy different than wood crafting. Props to you guys for stepping out of the box and trying unfamiliar projects. Trying new stuff, whether getting it wrong or right, is one of the best ways to learn! Keep the vids coming!

[@mking3219]

The Offerman portrait is the best part!

[@shawnjohnson7696]

I really enjoy yalls KZbin channel! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@martendschrage]

Don't forget to put a vapor barrier or green treat when on a concrete floor.

[@djcline640]

Im with you John I hate pine too! spray some color on that lower 4' shelf and wainscott!

[@noiamhippyman]

The new shop is going to look great when you guys are all done. Looking forward to y'all getting back to some fun projects when the shop is finished.

[@John_Malecki]

Yea Brandon, me 2!

[@michaellafortune713]

You should add a old school library style rolling ladder to use the high portion of the stage wall. It would live to the side of the shot and any rolling mechanisms above the shot. Utilize the upper portion with lesser used tools but still accessible.

[@DIYDeclassified]

It would be so cool if you could hang a flag the size of your first shop. This way you can always see how far you have come, and its an awesome story piece.

[@jakedevillier5863]

Awesome job guys. I would recommend turning those exposed metal beams into faux wood beams using some 1x material. That would cap it off real nice

[@MrDwaynePoff]

The epoxy SPLASH would've been some FUN!! 😆

[@danielketterman8848]

I know this is a massive improvement from previous shops, but I cant wait to see you guys outgrow this new space also. I love the channel and it makes me happy seeing you guys progress in skill and grow in size. Good luck guys

[@davidmeyer9204]

Looking good Gentlemen !

[@GibClark]

Looks awesome 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ianrose2823]

Love your channel!!

[@7devilfurb]

The new shop is really coming together! Great job guys!

[@edreynoldssr8910]

John, it is illegal to bury electrical outlets behind walls unless you completely disconnect from the main panels.The wall looks awesome wish I had that kind of space. The only reason I am mentioning this is you keep saying you don't know anything about construction, I have been in construction since 1967. Jurassic Era. Keep it up very entertaining and informative.

[@cbarnhart76]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@ZeoCyberG]

Yes, I believe it's Section 314.29 of the National Electrical Code (adopted in some form in most localities in the US) that basically requires all outlet boxes be accessible without removing any part of the building or structure, which would also include wallboard... Though, besides completely disconnecting that section, an alternative is to create an access panel to allow easy access... That said, there were a number of other details that were questionable as well, like directly attaching the wood to the steel and concrete surfaces and unless I missed it no mention of treated lumber, vapor barrier, underlayment, moisture test, sealant, any installed safety systems, etc. May have been taken care of off-camera but it seems worrisome as shown...

[@bloodgain]

It is also against code to bury some junctions without an access panel -- basically anywhere you can pull wire from, _if_ I understand the rule correctly. I didn't see everything they buried, but I was pretty shocked to see them bury the outlet. Besides the fact that it's easy to see why that's a bad idea, why would you give up perfectly good electrical access anywhere in the shop?!

[@territ1231]

Everyday or every video is amazing to see the new shop shape up!

[@indus_9269]

1CD Represent! Glad to see the team on your wall lol

[@wernerbros8099]

I am just near finishing my first shop. 20 sqm of pure beauty. Yes, 20 square meters, you've read that right. One day I'll have a shop like you, and till then yours will be three times bigger 😂

[@robertkerby2581]

I really like what you are doing in your new shop Well done!

[@coldsmokemunster5447]

Love your stuff

[@LhajBELAAIDWorkshop]

Great job bro

[@psguardian]

The day will come you're gonna miss that 4 pack you covered up.

[@joshuamcneil7875]

Oh man I’ve been waiting for a video… shedded my hand on my table saw today and was running out of things to keep my mind off the pain. Love the videos and the new shop!

[@John_Malecki]

Hope the injury isn ttoo bad and heals up for you

[@joshuamcneil7875]

@@John_Malecki still got my finger 👍

[@jbprospector3638]

Looking good boys. Can't wait to see what's next 👍

[@TheMaxence2010]

Nice vid! You should put more light in the dark corner ;)

[@woodylinder338]

John, to be technically correct, purlins are on the roof and girts are on the wall. Same function though.

[@aaronacosta9655]

Love the RR BUILDINGS shout out

[@theybuild-emcrawford7231]

Holy negative comments. You guys are doing awesome. Congratulations on the new shop. I’m super new to this space and look up to what you’re doing. Cannot wait to see what comes outta this shop!!

[@John_Malecki]

The negativity wont slow us down!

[@LGRCustoms01]

The "Purlins" you keep referring to are actually Girts. Purlins are horizontal support members on a roof and Girts are horizontal support members on a wall.

[@Just-ou4pj]

Came here to say this

[@dilly1212]

Ayo Ironworks in the house lol

[@devonschweizer1437]

I came here to say this also lol

[@KevinBouman]

Let's see some timber framing in this shop as well.

[@TOTHEPOINT82]

It would have been a great opportunity to collab with RR buildings. They do great content also.

[@John_Malecki]

Maybe someday, Kyle is the man

[@jaredk6428]

Might be worthwhile to build in some cushion in behind the flags to cut down on noise and echo. Every bit helps!

[@turtlebean78]

Looking great John. 👍 Merry Christmas

[@Hizzlesticks]

Happy Saturday to me!!!

[@ThePirateGod]

You can buy self tapping metal screws that have wings on them to go through wood fist without predrilling

[@c1h1r2i7s]

You guys don’t give yourselves enough credit! You do amazing work!

[@bwhaley419]

Been waiting for this video! Appreciate you guys!

[@imadeit]

Awesome!:)

[@jordanwilkinson7368]

All that lumber is a serious flex.

[@chrismcklveen9945]

I hear from ya, Yinz! ⚫️🟡⚫️🟡 🙌

[@missionairsoft5491]

Looks great, just one things, I’d have extended to power outlets through. You can never have enough plug sockets.

[@DaxHale]

Where can I get a Ron Swanson portrait like that!?!

[@steveslenderman]

The dingy dungeon torture wall had some good vibes to it. But I suppose after the finished product I guess you were right to change it. Looks great

[@anderson6664]

Love to see yall doing well man; also, titan up

[@Atlantismonkey40]

You guys covered the power plugs. What a minute, that must mean your gonna get squirrley with some electrical. This should be fun.

[@John_Malecki]

You guessed it haha

[@Expi314]

I can't help but notice that you covered up the Electrical outlets as well. Were there any plans of removing them or expanding them to put them to use? LOve the work Shop! Keep up the great work!

[@marknkatz]

Add enough more layers to the walls and pretty soon you'll have that small shop you wanted. And, with all that space behind the T&G and plywood, you'd think a bit of insulation wouldn't hurt.

[@jmac2o229]

buildings already insulated

[@FJB2020]

I too would have slammed it full of fiberglass.. those metal buildings are not insulated very well..

[@2005StangMan]

This, especially if he's wanting to heat/cool it later.

[@Andrewlang90]

Sort of a how-to idea, but what about around the squares, show us Wayne scotting. Not spelling that right, but it could be a cool CNC project for Miss Piggy, and give some depth to the squares

[@DIYFabrications]

For attaching the furring strips to the steel, why not use z-clips? Tapcons work fine, but just wanted to ask….

[@benrevell8773]

Absolutely love you guys !! I bet in person you guys are a trip to work with… everyone is fair game.

[@jordanheider2662]

It’s an interesting work dynamic

[@sethowen7634]

I am a marine corps infantry veteran (fallujah 2006). I really appreciate what you guys do. What I would like to know is how do you start your own wood working business?

[@danmccann6666]

Looking good yinz guys. Is there a reason for not removing the electrical boxes before covering the wall? Did you at least disconnect the wiring leading to those boxes? Don't want to hear about any electrical fires in the shop. Glad to see the flags are up and proudly displayed in support of our military.

[@HighSchoolDropout96]

downside of covering the wall with plywood if you put anything over there that needs power you have to run cords since you covered up the power outlets

[@paule5812]

Some T1-11 siding could cover up the CMU block

[@donhall999]

shop is looking great and that is a great idea with the flags you have gotten from your fans. not to sound like a bad person but I think it be awesome if you had a larger American flag at the very top with a light shining down over it. Just a thought!

[@baranquillero12]

Looks great. Can you repost the link to your mailing list for the craft to career class. Didn’t seem to find it in the description. Thanks J

[@John_Malecki]

Curious about our course launch coming soon - Click here for more info bit.ly/C2C_SignUp sorry about that

[@b4hollow5]

Don't you need a harness when operating the lift?

[@TruB3ast]

Awesome 👌. Super interested in the Craft to Career but can't see the link in the description?

[@John_Malecki]

Curious about our course launch coming soon - Click here for more info bit.ly/C2C_SignUp

[@SchysCraftCo.]

New shop is coming together love how it is looking. awesomely. Love the videos Boys. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friends. Weld on. Fab on. Keep making. Stay squirrely. God bless.

[@scottsimpey2965]

Thats one SEXY…… tool wall lol 😆. That shop looks sick and I can’t wait to see you guys working on some projects in the new space. I love yinz channel, keep them videos a coming.

[@danielhamilton9472]

Girt beam. Self drilling screws I believe. Self tapping are fine thread and need predrilled hole.

[@colarguns]

Do you guys ever need to have building permits to work on your own shop? Code inspectors,etc.??

[@fixmastermike913]

What did they use to hang the hand planes?!?! I absolutely want something like that. Don’t want to build a till.

[@offsuit57]

You covered up all the outlets on that wall. I hope you marked them to cut out later.

[@FJB2020]

They are all dead. He already said that..

[@sullivanwagner1996]

I like the old metal wall, let’s maybe undo it

[@stevenshelton3828]

What are the plans for the receptacles that you covered up? Don’t you want power on the wall you just built?

[@John_Malecki]

We had to pull new power to a new sub panel from a transformer

[@motor2of7]

That American flag needs to be a whole lot bigger

[@MrDogdaytona]

Do you mind if i offer a challange? Can you make a computer desk that can handle a gaming/ streaming rig that can keep all cables hidden. Because to many desks i see either dont have great cable hidding or they just use the little cable net things can you do something that is mostly wood or wood and resin.

[@OnePieceZoro36]

Oh holiday challenge for ya... make a small house out of wood... that looks like a gingerbread house???

[@boyrope1]

Hi What are the things you are using to hand your hand planes on the wall with? and do you have a link? cheers from the UK

[@wolfpreist]

Since ya'll don't like that plastic look, you might look into getting some kind fabric, like a black canvas to spread over all that, then you can hang the flags and center them between the steel, and you won't have those gaps like we saw in that one shot

[@Scatology900]

7:33 that's the least enthusiastic "Allright" I ever heard. LOOLLL

[@jordanheider2662]

😂😂 I think I was worried what was about to happen

[@arth.4196]

John can you help. What did you use to secure your 2x10 to the concrete floor please.

[@musicbme]

John, where did you get that clamp holder? I have been looking for one but haven't found one that I like until I spotted the one that you have.

[@John_Malecki]

I made it haha

[@jamiekrautkremer7936]

I feel like at around 10:00 that laser level is threatening John :O

[@DariusSam-r9q]

hope you used treated 2x4s for anything touching the floor or the cmu's.

[@TheRobbyron]

It needs a Hi Fi separates system and a 'big ass' TV screen! 🎶🎶🎵🎶👏

[@adamfoster5334]

Hope someone noticed the outlet that got buried behind the new stage area.

[@soulfulsince0000]

Easily a beautiful transition. Earned my vote for OL of the year😤

[@barkerd427]

New lesson from John: always put your tip in a hole, or you'll damage the tip.

[@justinstreeter5068]

I don't know why I thought of the bath room scene in " there's something about Mary " when John said grip it and rip it.

[@stephanieonlife3657]

Why didn't you add more insulation?

[@mmckeeha]

It looks good, BUT…. You covered the outlets on the bottom wall. Not sure if that was intentional.

[@edavilleman]

Looks good. What did you use to hang the hand planes with?

[@craigmyers3075]

Hey- I spied a powerstack battery! I haven't seen those out anywhere yet. Just in trade shows.

[@FyrFytr998]

I know you were building out your set, but why cover over the electrical outlet?

[@bradcoffel2698]

I'm curious as to why you covered up at least two electrical outlets. I have found that the more power drops there are the better a shop functions.

[@John_Malecki]

They were run with old wire on the old panel. We will just run new ones from our new service here in the next few weeks

[@2DevilliveD]

It's midnight here; this gonna be last video for the night xD

[@tgillespie]

How about those electric outlets you just buried behind your wall?

[@koreywilliams4570]

Put your gun on contact mode. You can shoot that thing like a machine gun. It's really fun.

[@mightyquin4955]

Why did you cover up the outlet on the wall with the plywood sheeting?

[@jimmyz1686]

I would’ve painted the bottom block wall flat black.