NEW WORKSHOP MOVE IN DAY - It's feeling smaller already!

[@accessfm]

Long time watcher, first time commenting LOL!... that trick you have of cutting the v groove down the ply sheets to make it look like you have three boards, is stunning especially with the stain applied to them, and i will be nicking that idea for my own workshop! :) Well done, stunning workshop you have there! Hi from Ireland too!

[@TheRestorationCouple]

We have done it on so many projects. Also looks good just cutting a shallow groove with a track saw or circ saw. 👍

[@geoffadams903]

you have made a big investment with your tools - time to think about an alarm and strong security

[@aaronthew6134]

Someone loves thier Chop saw lol, losing track of how many time your going to tell us about how it articulates lol. Love you content. Keep up the good work mate

[@athloneduke]

Dumped my petrol lawnmower this year for Erbaurer battery machine, great results, now moved all gardening to them. Now passing my power tools onto my son and replacing them bit by bit with Erbaurer and one battery fit's all, one charger for all. Love the new workshops, looking forward to seeing some quality productions from it.

[@JL-hn6hi]

Most beautiful shop ever! Throw a Murphy bed and the wall, and call it a vacation rental for DIYers. :-)

[@coffeefortwosolly]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻I love how it’s turning out….got a little emotional when you showed is your shelf from woodworking …and it still has a purpose 😉❤️looking forward to the next few projects 🙋🏻‍♀️💕🇬🇧jane

[@davidjennings9253]

Great video - I think a good idea would be to make a couple of 'flip over' carts for the smaller machines like the Thicknesser and Belt Sander then the Bench drill and small Bandsaw, so they take up less room and can be wheeled out when you need them. It's frightening how much smaller a workshop becomes when you put everything back in but with careful planning it can work. Beautiful workshop by the way - I'm very jealous.

[@Photocollector2010]

Nice! Very nice!

[@adrianwilding2912]

The workshop centre space is crying out for a sizeable (1/2 sheet?) MFT style work/assembly table on castors, with drawers and further storage underneath and possible underslung router and end mounted circ. saw. I counted myself as a traditionalist when it came to my workbench but after watching Peter Millard's channel my recent 8x4 Birch ply topped MFT has been a game changer for me. It's on 6 lockable castors and even has a Record quick release vice to boot. Wish I'd made one years ago, but lucky to have the space for it! Happy organising!

[@TheRestorationCouple]

It’s got to be something that can collapse down for me hence why the Bora. Still MFT possible though. 👍 just want to be able to frame up bigger timbers in the middle of workshop.

[@suzi1980]

It's looking great! So good to be able to sort though everything you have and make designated spaces. I think you need some more tools.

[@oliverwilliams3007]

Love it Tim - good shed!

[@ratchriat1716]

Work shop looks fantastic tim.

[@AndyUK-Corrival]

Looking great Tim.

[@southney7211]

Now the fun bit, which makes the graft worthwhile!

[@harelmoshe100]

In Israel we have been using an insulated panel for many years, it is an excellent material 👍🏻 It has an acoustic disadvantage - this board does not absorb sound waves but returns them and creates an echo.

[@avory321]

Great update! It's looking good. My bandsaw is the first thing by the door. You're right about it just collects stuff as you walk past 😂

[@T8RTU]

It’s a great job done Tim… funny thing how it gets filled up so quickly! 😎👍✅

[@jodirauth8847]

Super nice shop.

[@piggybakkers]

Looking great. I'm sure you have thought of it. Given your public profile and having all your toold and equipment on show, if you haven't already, an alarm and cctv would be wise. Keep up the great work.

[@Edward2stroke]

Workshop envy!

[@leilee203]

This will be such a great space when it’s all said and done. I’m rather envious.😅

[@barrydoxseyuk]

Have you thought of mobile units. Machine on top of draw unit or cupboard. They can then be moved to allow more space when moving larger objects. Just love the space!

[@mattmckinstry]

Those magnetic jobs are great

[@KFUURE]

Class mate well done, great sense of achievement 👌

[@Yorkshireguycooks]

Love this channel

[@normancoutts]

You can be proud of that shop for sure. :-)

[@JonGiles]

For the window film you could use some Neutral Density filter used with stage/TV lights. You can buy it in different stop increments so if you metered between the "studio" light and outside light you could estimate which one to use. doesn't change colour temp but controls the intensity. Commonly used on windows in background of TV studios e.g. pop up studios at s footie match. But your a photographer so you will know what ND filters are, you just might not know you can buy in big sheets! Not sure if you can get it in an adhesive film but then you might only want to put it up for filming. Hope this is useful

[@TheRestorationCouple]

Yeah exactly what I’m looking at. With the daylight led panels being pretty bright inside, it’s only a few stops different and should be pretty balanced. 👍

[@PeteBrisbourne]

Make sure you've got a smoke alarm in there!

[@think-forge]

+1 on this. And fire extinguisher also.

[@cjhification]

Male sure it's a garage/kitchen specific one, or will be going off all the time if you use a standard optic one in a workshop.

[@ryk3899]

Zzzzzzzzz

[@KFUURE]

Ooooooh

[@KFUURE]

Oooooh

[@theinfernalcraftsman]

Looking great. Far more organized than my shop. I'm fortunate enough to have an 800sqft (74Msq) shop with the ability to add another 350 sqft ish to it. Half the concrete floor is there already. No matter how much space you have your stuff will inflate to fill it. I like the skylights and would love to have them but we get too much hail for them and I have to do everything I can to keep the heat out of the shop. Wanting to cover it with solar panels anyway.

[@MYEVILTWIIN]

They are lights not skylights

[@vayde]

He's done a video on those LED panel lights, check em out man!

[@tonypridham1253]

Great workshop Tim, but any shop will always be too small. One thing I would recommend, don’t leave any chargers on charging whilst you’re not in the shop. Mate of mine burnt down his workshop last year when he left a name brand charger on overnight. Fire brigade determined it was the charger at fault for the fire. I make sure I turn all mine off each night.

[@nikcrosina]

goodness me, where did you keep all these tools before? under the bed and behind the fridge?!

[@PeteJennings89]

Is the overhead socket conduit attached with metal brackets?

[@y9art]

Very late information request, what are the saws that look a bit like a large paint scraper called ? i have not seen anything similar in local DIY shops. As an old house owner at certain times during the year a couple of doors bind on the quarry tile floor slightly not enough to warrant taking the door down so one of those saws ? maybe enough to ease the binding, Thanks for the informative videos.

[@rossolancer]

You need a bigger workshop 😉😂

[@garethblake3941]

My own thoughts alongside security but still a very impressive workshop. Keep up the good work and stay safe.

[@priestland1]

You could be a showroom for Axminster Power Tools !!!

[@Sparks1Plumbers0]

Tim... looking..........small (now)😉 Always make you wonder if you should have gone bigger, eh? But anyway, looking good👍 One thing though. That fire extinguisher ..... I'd move it to the other (open) side of the door. That way should you walk in on a fire it would be to hand saving you having to enter fully into a possibly toxic smoke filled enclosed space whilst trying to fumble it out of its bracket? Just a thought... from personal experience 😧. Anyway great vid BTW. 👍

[@graham8854]

I have the same record power air filter in my garage/workshop facing the door to help expel air but mounted from roof battens. Have a look at Badger Workshop video where he puts the air filter on the wall of his small workshop/hut for an idea. Title of video is "Record Power Air Filter & Clamp Rack".

[@janinew233]

It's looking great. You should put etching spray on the window. That's what I put on mine to stop anyone being able to see in but let's the light in.

[@timconway2810]

He doesn’t want all the light coming in.

[@janinew233]

@@timconway2810 why put a window in then if he didn't want any light at all? You can always put more etching spray on then until you get the desired results or just put glass paint on it if he wants it darker 🤷‍♀️

[@timconway2810]

@@janinew233 I didn’t say he doesn’t want any light at all, and neither did he when he said he just wanted to tint the glass to improve the balance of light from inside and outside for filming purposes.

[@timconway2810]

@@janinew233 etching spray would stop him seeing clearly through the window, he doesn’t want to stop seeing clearly, just reduce the amount of light coming through.

[@janinew233]

@@timconway2810 oh OK. Initially I thought you said he didn't want all the light coming in, so I thought he didn't want any light. Sorry

[@C4sp3r123]

Have a look at Brad's Fix this build that channel, he has some excellent storage solutions including a flip cart which allows you to store two big tools in the one floor space. Well worth a look!

[@alexclarke5026]

Hi Tim, if you are changing your table saw try the evolution rage 5, I have been using one for the last 8 months and would highly recommend it. It is a nice crossover from a site saw and full on professional table saw. They take a bit of setting up to get the fence square and correctly positioned but once sorted they work very well, it is managing to cut 3 and a half inch oak on repeat cuts with no over heating.

[@welshkid12]

Matt at Badger workshop (check his KZbin if you haven’t already) has his record air filter on its side I think, don’t think it causes him any problems

[@fritz4345]

Looks pretty full to me. Maybe you start thinking about building a bigger workshop soon? ;-)

[@daveoxley2407]

Great workshop will be converting a downstairs room as a temp workshop whilst I renovate, having to pack away everything each day is time consuming! Wastes valuable DIY time. Would be work getting a first aid kit in the workshop in case of any accidents.

[@JoeB_BSc]

Hi, I opine: have you considered polycarbonate sheets for your window tint as I understood that polycarbonate is more strong than glass and is may used it seems in some conservatory roofs? It would be interesting if you do as I am also interested in this alternative to glass

[@johnnyq79]

Such a big job sorting all those tools and spaces. You seem tired in the video Tim. Take a break mate.

[@Yaketyyak21]

You need a bigger workshop🤗

[@nickhubbard3671]

So, you need a bigger workshop. Maybe come winter you should have a small room heater to chase out the damp. 50-100W. You only need to raise a couple of degrees C to prevent condensation. you've got the U values - you could do the sums!

[@davidprovan2250]

Good job! However, I would seriously consider insulating the door so that when it's closed it seals snugly and allows you to maintain low humidity and a good ambient temperature.

[@tom_hops]

Ive noticed you are using bosch as well as ryobi. Did you thought about adapters for battery from bosch to ryobi? High capacity bosch batteries with budget ryobi tools. That what ive done as bosch is my go to for more often used tools and ryobi more for diy and occasional use

[@vivaldi1236]

You were a budding carpenter in Year 3. Do you mind providing the age? (US grades are different than UK.)

[@TheRestorationCouple]

7 or 8 I think.

[@vivaldi1236]

@@TheRestorationCouple: Thank you.

[@captainbarnes923]

I can see some flip-top cabinets coming. Half the floor space needed and after all you can only use one machine at a time.

[@Gixer750pilot]

If you sell the table saw let me know !

[@peterwooldridge7285]

Need a bigger workshop

[@BFitz1976]

Can you please talk about the laser measure in a video at some point

[@tv848]

Is it just me that is a little bit uneasy that your speed square and framing square are not hanging plumb

[@aarongallimore]

Me too!!

[@willydremble43]

I’m a bit of a security freak,my motto is lock it or lose it,and I have ex-mod gun cabinets with all my power tools in,locked securely away,I don’t think I would sleep at night knowing they were all racked out in the open,especially after filming them all and showing it on KZbin,I’m sure criminals know social media is a good place to stake out potential treasure,and you have a veritable trove. Please get some cabinets,we can’t watch if you can’t work👍

[@richardorton918]

Maybe some sort of metal roller shutter over the door

[@mikeprice5755]

Who is the young man we see from time to time?

[@TheRestorationCouple]

Will gives me a hand now and then with jobs that need an extra pair of hands or filming some bits. 👍

[@mikeprice5755]

@@TheRestorationCouple always good to have an extra pair of hands!

[@ianroughley1933]

***Honestly It does not matter how big your workshop is at this point because it will always be too small. Douglas Adams proved this via bistromathics! ***

[@m0nk3yl0v3r]

9:13 learn from Andrew Camarata - go concrete for work benches as theyre damn near indestructable...(!)

[@Gaz_does_stuff1969]

Looks the bees Knees

[@OhhSooQuiikk]

ruler? you mean rule 😉 a ruler is somebody who rules ( a county for example )

[@welshkid12]

If I close my eyes you sound just like my dad 🤣🤣

[@OhhSooQuiikk]

@@welshkid12 i sound like my dad too 😂😂

[@HalfManThirdBiscuit]

Crikey. I look forward to the de-cluttering vid ;)

[@TheRestorationCouple]

It will need to be a series!

[@birdie2202]

you putting a dust Cyclone in the workshop........ i didn't think the a wall wound be strong anoth to hold the ply wood boards i wound be interested in your table saw if your selling it.. I'm local ish

[@leonply]

Don't you absolutely hate it when you work so very hard on a space and you find that it's immediately obsolete, because your toys are too large to fit properly?

[@jonny7491]

All of a sudden your.workshop looks small, I think you need to extend.🇬🇧🇦🇺👍

[@ksks423]

13min 21secs big spike sticking out your wooden door 🤤

[@mysterygardener3619]

you need another garage

[@mattJsy1]

Workshops are NEVER big enough. Fact!

[@adriansandu2583]

Double fact!

[@chrisohanlon69]

Clearly it's not big enough, I'm afraid that you're going to have to build another one.

[@marcphilibert2344]

its to small

[@Orgakoyd]

Seeing you make so much wood dust in your workshop is concerning. Even with dust extraction and wearing a mask, a huge amount of dust lingers in the air and settles on every surface, ready to be kicked back up when you walk into the shop the next time and breathed in. I know there is no easy answer, other than not making dust indoors where it can accumulate, but it's something you should think about. Think what could happen in 10 or 15 years time... Not a feel good comment I know but it's the harsh reality, and something I try to keep in mind whenever I'm even drilling a hole in wood or grinding/sanding metal. And a word on shop dust extraction: most systems keep the shop clean and make it look like it's not dusty, but the smallest dust that's hard to see and the most damaging remains, and plenty of it!

[@gerard2575]

zzźzzzz

[@tomtht3355]

An amateurish trying to look like a professional…

[@rjamsbury1]

Small-minded and mean-spirited commenter trying to sound wise.

[@sreval]

Can we see some of your vieos then ?

[@okcantbelieveit294]

Tom Tht. Methinks I smell the green eyed monster in that comment. 🥴

[@bibblepop5554]

What a prat.

[@tomtht3355]

@@bibblepop5554 Agreed, he is 👍🏻