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[@TimHoppen]

I see a broken camera, and I hear Mark asking, "what camera is that? number..?" Never change the outro.

[@jackmeriustacktheritrix1114]

Wait for that part of the outro every single time, I hope it never changes

[@crazyeyez1502]

Yup. Same here.

[@jjatver95]

The outro is actually different in this video but it will always have that part in it.

[@Mikehood96]

💯

[@Jayhawk223]

Same here.

[@ThePirateGod]

Love that the outro with Mark is always gonna be there. It's timeless and true.

[@donakahorse]

that and mere's genuine laugh will keep me watching to the end every time

[@wilbready]

It was comforting to see the new outro with Mark still in it.

[@twiggss4344]

Hey, what camera is that? Numbuuuuuuur........

[@domesticterrorist483]

Hope Mark is hanging out with the good Lord.

[@ThaPDOGG]

That wood behind the cabinet is to screw the cabinet into, so you don't need drywall anchors.

[@silvermanrol]

Yup, cabinet blocks

[@Iamk2jones]

Definitely blocking for the cabinets. Lol

[@brandonhuisman4351]

Kinda doubt that was planned. You don’t just go putting backing in when you don’t know what’s going there. I’m guessing it was a shear wall and needed osb board for structural reasons. Looks like that wall is just below the upstairs exterior wall. So that’s my guess

[@warrenmichael918]

@@brandonhuisman4351 That area was planned and designed for Matt to put tools and cabinets from early on. Its blocking for in the garage as well as blocking for the storage room shelving too.

[@QargZer]

@@brandonhuisman4351 that room and most of the house was custom built for him and his families needs.. it was gutted and redone..

[@2nd-place]

Matt: Confused drilling holes through walls in his house Also Matt: Literally has hundreds of hours of footage of his home being constructed

[@run-cnc]

there's plywood on that entire wall kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIK1p6J-atRsn9k

[@Eisenhammer78]

👍 But no time and patience to go through that

[@JenkinsB]

truth, also get a new compressor man, that thing is tiny and crap...

[@sogwatchman]

Speaking from experience the next step will be moving the products that you go through the fastest all to the same aisle closest to the shipper. That way the picker can go through all of the low volume items farther away while the cart is light and pick up the high volume stuff all on that one aisle. Then you only have to wheel it a bit further to shipping...

[@cnjsharp2]

Good description.

[@TheMatthooks]

Next big step is just in time. Printing to order, so there's no big inventory of complete goods. Of course the big sellers you can print in numbers, but the low volume stuff, just print it as needed. Reduces your inventory costs. Invest in a printer that doesn't run screens, reduce your setup time to near zero

[@oambrosia]

Robots. Robots are the answer.

[@josepheven3430]

Same

[@mammutMK2]

@@TheMatthooks he already does just in time, the t-shirts are blanks and he prints them when the orders go in. With the printing machine they have it makes no sence to pre manufacturer. For goods they can't manufactur they need to have pre manufactured. Even with his store front "do you still have that shirt on stock, can't find it" , "no problem sir, we will make a new one for you, just takes a few minutes" ...that cst will have an emotional high

[@hogwild5844]

Family vacation without vlogging is 100% good and necessary and i expect something us your viewers would encourage you today. Sometimes it just needs to be family time.

[@titanuranus]

10/10 Strongly agree

[@leonarddaniels6221]

Matt, I love the new outro. So glad to see you kept the segment with Mark and the one with Mar giggling in the 64 Impala. That recycled asphalt is great stuff.

[@mr4x4s]

As for the air compressor…. Mere won’t notice it, Annie will use it, Addy will ask you to use it for her, and Linc will spend his time pulling the coupling and seeing how far he can launch the air chuck!! 😅😅😂

[@monabale8263]

this.

[@joshuai9965]

One note about when you make labels for the overstock on the top shelves, if you put the label on a magnet you won't have to peel them off the shelving. And the can be reused.

[@CCNB04]

So in garages I know people will put plywood behind sheetrock because people tend to hang a lot of heavy things in garages.

[@MattyEngland]

Yes, this 👍

[@matteng1448]

@@MattyEngland bro is that your name!

[@stevesmith-mc1zk]

Nobody is perfect but honestly, how lucky is Matt to have Clint running that chaos!

[@seanmcintyre4990]

With that shipping system you should also consider having a section for fast moving items if you haven't already considered it. Grouping things that sell together in the same isles as well. Hopefully the system can show you some analytics and optimized locations for the merchandise.

[@deanc.miller9766]

Never trust a Robot 🤖, No Matter What! 😂

[@scootersfrog]

shipbob indeed learns habits and makes recommendations

[@marvindebot3264]

@@scootersfrog Shipbob sounds great

[@Jermont86]

They should also put it by size since orders usually don't very in size so less walking

[@isaackil15]

Reminds me of picking at Amazon but a little less streamlined. But definitely better than the before system it sounds.

[@91CavGT5]

Matt, I’m so glad that with every change of your outtro, you keep the scene in it with your brother. Thank you sir!!

[@thecrazytexan5899]

Matt put the air compressor on a rubber mat it will cut down a little more of the sound

[@Maketoful]

I am 100% sure that Mark is the proudest man in heaven looking down on you and your Familys life :)

[@alanturner4363]

I was so scared when I saw the new outro....glad you kept the part with Mark and camera incident and Mere in the lowrider.....my favorite parts.

[@Recovering_Californian]

That Shipbob is a game changer. The nerdy details behind your stocking/shipping operation I find interesting.

[@davidshaffer8569]

I’m very glad you used proper ppe. You used your safety squints. When blowing out your cabinets. I use mine all the time. 👍🏻

[@RandomSkitts]

I enjoyed hearing the logistical side of Bunker Branding. I hope the new system works out for you guys.

[@nottherealrustyshackleford9482]

Shear wall. Reinforced wall to prevent rectangles from becoming parallelograms

[@kencarpenter1363]

Love your videos, especially when you do a project. Also, make sure your kids know that compressed air can cause injuries if you misuse it.

[@bishipc117]

next time you have to go through a wall. you can use the bottom of a metal hanger. it makes a small hole and if you cut the end at a 45 degree it will work like a little drill bit. FYI

[@danielreadams]

Been a fan for a few years now, always happy to see a new video. Keep up the good work, Matt!

[@SpeedBumpGarage]

New Outro Clips! Good to see you back today.

[@2a4c12]

New outro looks good. You kept some of the best moments and added in some new great ones good job matt

[@urdoneson46]

Hey Matt, you should look into buying a California compressor. It’s very quiet and efficient.

[@dustinasay3085]

Well I was going to comment on what the wood behind the cabinets is for but looks like somebody already said that, soooooo I'll say good job the video I love watching your channels DemolitionRanch got me through some pretty hard times after I lost my wife left and took the kids. For a while that kept me alive was work and your videos everyday. I respect the father and husband you are, I learned a lot from you in that regard. Thank you for the videos keep up the good work you deserve every good thing you have in your life.

[@Starscream513]

Not sure if you're a drinker or smoker but, A future cigar room/ bar would be an exciting build.

[@ragenandez1875]

Honestly pretty cool to see so much of Matt's merch business. You can tell him and his whole team planned and continue to plan a future for their career

[@AmericanAdrenaline]

As a person thats worked in a warehouse for a few years theirs so much I wish I could come and teach your team. What your video described is what I learned in my first month as a warehouse worker. I could teach yall an incredible amount.

[@randybryant9936]

It makes you feel good when you get a project done

[@elij8029]

Very cool taking us behind the scenes at the warehouse

[@drewerotic]

Do something today that makes tomorrow better than it was yesterday🤘

[@George16437]

Love the motto!!

[@johnathanbragg3870]

I love these detailed videos about bunker branding.

[@Pikawarps]

Good on you for taking time away for family :)

[@robertworel5791]

Make sure you put an air pressure limiter set up for low air pressure! So nobody gets seriously injured By accident. Then you can unlock the cabinet door And turn the pressure up for the Heavy turbo diesel truck tires👌🕺🦿🙌✌️🤟

[@s.alanfrankel8495]

The system should analyze order patterns and put different items near other based on how often they get shipped together.

[@matthewmcmurtry83]

Your new warehouse management system with the scanners is EXACTLY how it's done at major retail shippers such as Amazon or Macys (which I worked at one season) Very efficient.

[@biginfluencer5252]

“One day I’ll own a tank” why do I feel like he already owns one and hasn’t told us yet 🙄😂

[@MikeGusFifteen]

The extra wood was probably put there (by whomever was helping you or finishing your drywall, idk) to have blocking to screw cabinets in anywhere you want along the wall.

[@mortem-tyrannis]

Hard to imagine your life getting much better to be honest from what we see.

[@davidblanck4131]

With asphalt millings. Soak it, and use a vibratory plate compactor to really get it set, and you will just about have a perfect base. Our property went from "impassable in the wet" to highway quality in the worst of storms after we started compacting. Especially in areas you are storing bins and tractors. Absolute game changer.

[@piratecaptaindeep]

Make sure the kids know that compressed air isn't a toy due to risks of pneumatic injuries and air embolisms.

[@Thellbro]

True, once I learned I got the chills. Been goofing around with pressurised air so much.

[@marvindebot3264]

Good point!

[@keithjustice3310]

So this was really cool, I just started my network management class this week and the chapter was about this video. What Matt has done is called systems integration. When you go through this process the integration and automation of tasks reduces costs and increases production. The further and aggressive the tactic the higher the possibilities for the organization. This is how companies like Walmart are so big, they are essentially integrated from conception of product to you bag walking out, these processes allow them to work in the most effective manner all around. Congratulations matt on making the business even better. Always great to see people grow 😁

[@12gageshot]

Safety concern: I would be cautious of leaving the air compressor on and connected to power at all times. (If that's what you plan on doing) The issue is that you could develop a leak and the compressor would run non stop and get hot. It could cause a fire.

[@jreyman]

Noise depends on the type and size of the air compressor. Diaphragms are the loudest and least efficient, pistons are slightly quieter and more efficient, but turbines are whisper quiet, bild and maintain pressure fast, capable of a continuous duty cycle, and don't have to be isolated away from the work zone, or need hearing protection.

[@BuenavistaNZ]

We used the millings from the local airport runway on our driveway. Best thing you can do is hire a roller for the day so that the surface becomes smooth and flat 👍

[@michaelcalvillo328]

I have worked with multiple shipping companies supervising, that used different software. I love seeing the channel grow and seeing new adventures. I will say some software leaves product missing in the system, “left on the line” was the term we had. Someone meaning to do right moves it, it’s extremely hard to track down product. Boost your network more than it should be, a slight drop can cause a lot of issues. I am sure you guys have thought about that being KZbinrs, I wish the best for y’all. Love you guys hope I can make it out to the next races

[@drpikegeologist]

maybe fireblocking or a backer board? next time plumb in hard air lines with taps around the garage and install a large compressor in a closet out of sight-hang shorter hoses at the air tap locations so you have air everywhere you need it like electrical outlets.

[@cmcintosh5004]

Don't be surprised if the hose reel loosens the side of the cabinet with all the pulling of the hose. They are held together with glue and wood pins or even metal cams. It's particle board with laminate coating, so the side is not meant for structural support and vibration. It'll work for a while, but you need something more structurally robust. The cabinets handle downward weight because you're not jerking a hose, causing vibration. Great idea with compressor in the other room for noise reduction as well as neatness.

[@thebaconbrotato]

Matt, you could hang up some sound deadening material on the wall behind the compressor to reduce the nose even more. Those foam egg crate panels are fairly cheap.

[@cleric670]

Next time take a self-drilling paddle bit on an impact driver to punch holes like that through wood. Super easy, if you need to go deeper just use an impact rated extension. Toothpaste works great for filling holes, quick, easy, smells deliciously better than spackle. I've drilled through 18" thick wood with Irwin self-starting paddle bits, they're insane, so much easier than using a hole hawg since it's 1 handed effortless drilling.

[@meechiesk]

Gettin real professional in the warehouse. Great new system.

[@micahv9365]

You kept the two best parts of the outro, thank you

[@mrmadmike6574]

Matt, someone maybe answered your question about the holes and plywood for the air compressor hose. That could be what in the construction industry call a sheer wall built to increase the lateral forces of structure i.e. wind loading on side of a home.

[@bigbulldragon]

Very similar to the system we use at SanMar, except our pickers work one aisle at a time and are in machines picking from racking that is 30' high. The machine follows the instructions from the software and takes you directly to the bin, all you need to do is count how many it says and put them in the right order bin (similar to the rack that you push around but made for the forks of the machine). So that is how some of the product supplied to you is picked.

[@erichaskell]

Quick connects generally leak, wearing the compressor out prematurely, better to use threads. (You know, on the output of the compressor.)

[@ihateregistrationbul]

I love watching country folk figure simple shit out. Hi from Philadelphia.

[@DaveFromColorado]

Before I developed multiple sclerosis, I have been working at FedEx Ground. November December and January were always very busy. November for the Christmas rush, December for the last-minute Shoppers, and January for all the returns.

[@markdavila7280]

Hey Matt, they make these things called lanyards. They can keep your camera from falling onto/into stuff. An inexpensive solution to you camera problem. Thanks for making great videos.

[@netbrowser69]

i had ordered 3 shirts on dec. 14 2022 .. took couple weeks.. but after acquiring about my order. an employee in support, person made sure my order was handled promptly.. i appreciate the explanation and logistic side.. helps customers understand the delays!! thanks matt keep up the great videos

[@conner7595]

I’m glad you enjoyed your time here in Colorado! It is an amazing place, especially telluride!

[@justinchastain6079]

As a warehouse worker I have a suggestion for you guys. Instead of a cluster cart if you have the capability or can fabricate a cart that can hold your boxes that you ship your product in you can have your pickers pick directly into the the box the product will be shipped in, instead of having to transfer from the cart to another station to pack.

[@matthewduke798]

Hi Matt, @8:20 there is a box labeled rad bmx over your right shoulder, I'm an old dude that still bmx and that box caught my attention, have a great day Sir

[@anthonynassar7215]

Hey, I work at EasyPost, and we work with ShipBob. Small world!

[@janyoung1633]

In your humid climate, you may want to consider an inline water separator to keep your air tools from rusting from the condensation that comes from the compressor. Just a thought..Love your content! Keep up the great videos..

[@RyanConnell5150]

The garage is air conditioned...

[@trichome87]

I nerd out on the warehousing and logistics stuff! Also, a bit of a jealous man crush on Clint right now as I do the same job he does at a similar size company.

[@lerch400block]

Your application of Teflon tape on that fitting makes me smile.

[@markholub97]

15:47 Matt. It’s just as important to know which tool to select as it is to have good tool layout. Should have used a vacuum. 😂

[@colbymoore12]

We have a product you can spray on the millings to soften up the binder... then compact it! It helps lock it all together. Just let me know and I'll get you some!

[@marvindebot3264]

kerosene works fine I fined.

[@jreyman]

Hey, Matt, Those doors snap off with the flick of a lever, and snap back on even easier. You should have taken the door off, while mounting the reel. Just something to consider in the future.

[@BrettGuffey]

That garage cabinet and toolbox setup is so nice.

[@andrewhansen1565]

It’s backing for your cabinets !

[@shannonparkey21]

Matt, don’t forget to drain the water out of the compressor tank at least once a month… More often if you use it regularly.. there’s a drain valve on the bottom of it. It’ll be disgusting rusty water, so wouldn’t suggest draining it on your driveway. It’ll stain the concrete… Thank me later!! Haha

[@justatim8143]

3/4" plywood is added behind the drywall to be able to mount your cabinets.

[@MegaBoomer83]

As a driver for a trash company I wish my customers were like you and thought of the weight of the trucks when placing their dumpsters. I literally have dumpsters that are in the middle of sand fields and or on the other side of old tanks. Which when it rains become swamps

[@joshs199]

That system looks very similar to the system that my Walmart uses. Pretty cool 👍

[@eliwright7281]

That style of picking is exactly what I do for a living. Let me know if y'all need a top tier picker. I'm definitely more than willing to relocate to Texas, and I'll work for boxes of shotgun shells 🤣🤣

[@phillobo5033]

You might have told someone that you were going to place cabinet on the wall and backing for the cabinets was added just before the drywall when on. Usually allow for a 2x6 on their sides, screwed to the stud.

[@thebluestig2654]

Matt, I know somewhere in your collection you should have a bore scope, or another similar tool to work on car engines and look inside tight spaces with a camera. They're cheap enough to buy, less than $50 usually. Snag one and see what kind of damage you just did to that wall.

[@jrwjr]

Thanks for improving the system, my Black Friday order came in 3 shipments just in time for xmas. Customer service was great work with 3 time. Yall were fast to ensuring everything got delivered.

[@JorgeArmandoCazares]

Bruh, that montage of you moving the compressor into the storage closet and plugging it in was fire🔥!!! Kind of content I came to see! 😅 Just giving you flack. Love all your stuff!

[@bellcreations_woodworking5359]

The wood behind the cabinet is plywood for blocking. It gives the installers a place to screw the cabinets to without having to look for the studs

[@MyDIYAdventures]

Sometimes they put plywood up for more area to mount the cabinets to.

[@TheMatthooks]

Next step, just in time manufacturing. Minimise inventory, and hence stocking costs. Keep a load of blanks of a few different colours. Order comes in, shirts are printed to order, order is packed and shipped automatically. Pretty sure your printer will be capable of that.

[@minibob9252]

You should put handles on the cluster cart so it's more convenient to push or pull it around.

[@keatonking2298]

Matt! Come summer time, use a small cheap weed sprayer and fill it with your used oil from the shop and spray the asphalt millings. Make sure its a hot day. It’ll seal it and help the structure bond

[@mshinski]

Efficiently working is clean and easy. Love Clint’s work. Robots will eventually do this.

[@brian2ize]

You put used oil on those millings in the summer and compact it then put little more over the top of it stuff will almost set up like asphalt 👌

[@chadhazen7466]

Backer board between the studs for hanging cabinets. Pretty standard.

[@samspangler1330]

Love the Colorado support just moved from there to texas

[@jamesdean5631]

I put my air compressor in the basement and wired a switch to control the outlet by the compressor. Then I put a hardline outside by the switch. No more lugging an air compressor around.

[@cliff4695]

You need a water separator at the lowest point in you air line set-up. Cheap and easy to do

[@statewench2828]

Gosh that's right it's been a year since the move to the Mansion. congratulations

[@andybishop82]

Matt! You can change the hose guide position by 90 degree. Turn that down. It will be more handy.

[@GeorgeT6566]

If you will take diesel fuel and put it in a pump sprayer and spray the millings with it and pack it in good when the fuel dry's up the millings will bond back together like Asphalt again. The fuel melts the tar down and once the fuel is gone it back hard again. Just have to keep the trash truck off it for a week are so

[@SpaceFlye]

Ayy, new outro! Love that you still kept the part with Mere on the low rider as the last clip. 👌💯

[@zebfox011]

14:35 here's some food for thought... put foam egg crate on the walls of that room and dampen the noise even more.

[@ShipBob]

Awesome video! We're so glad to see the ShipBob system is working well for you so far! 💪

[@mandavaler]

Having air on demand at the house is hugeeee one of those things im so glad i invested in having myself