One More Major Step Forward on Our Store / Museum | Engels Coach Shop

[@richardthornhill4630]

Who admires the quality of this craftsman and his dexterity on so many endeavors.

[@montedaestrada3563]

I admire his ingenuity but the quality of this conversion? That is debatable.

[@causewaykayak]

​​@@montedaestrada3563 Sir, it is a shop and visitor attraction. I would support Engel's choices ... The Quality will be in the creaminess of the Ice Cream, the setting out of the historical and craft exhibits and the presentation (crucially important!!) of the bathroom. ❤

[@JasDarc]

Kids take a look. This is what work ethic looks like.

[@causewaykayak]

Too right you are 👍🏼

[@johnwaby4321]

Looking brilliant

[@davesimmons8640]

Cool cutting attachment for your drill. Who knew? - Dave did.

[@chrisfoote9522]

To have been an apprentice to this fellow would be worth its weight in gems.

[@stevebelser4698]

Would love to see a hotel update

[@dianeengel4155]

It's been on hold for close to a year.

[@robertrawlings]

Dave you are making great progress with this building I hope the residents of your town appreciate what you are doing for them.😊😊

[@CatsSleepyHollow]

Looks great!

[@glencrandall7051]

If it was only as easy as you make it look. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂

[@kearnsey64]

Glad you left the original brick exposed! Very nice!😁

[@thirzapeevey2395]

Not to put too fine a point on it, my friend, but you might want some pretty good soundproofing in those bathrooms. With thin walls and all those hard surfaces, any noise in there is liable to be the shot heard round the world, as it were. Better hang some curtains or something in there. It looks really great. I hope it does really well for you. Like everything you do, you are doing an excellent job.

[@oc2phish07]

Wooo Hooo. What could be better than coming home after a tough day and finding a Dave Engels video waiting? Thanks Dave.

[@RobertFay]

*- So many inspirations. So much energy to get the work done. Wow!*

[@boldlygo3469]

Coming along nicely. Looking forward to the finished product.

[@daniellarrivee-ic3lg]

Thanks to you Mr. and Ms. Engel !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@aerialrescuesolutions3277]

I like the drill attachment for cutting the sheet metal, that's pretty nifty.

[@richardcorcoran1151]

Glad youput on some gloves, You freaking me out cutting that trim bare flesh. Good job.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Looks great Dave, like the way you made the tin work for you, very decorative and finished when the trim is done. It's going to be a nice store to visit and grab some ice cream. Stay safe and keep up the fun you all are having. Fred.

[@ellisc.foleyjr9778]

Looks great Dave! leaving that brick exposed is nice touch. here in Western MA. there are alot of old mills. (Wool, Paper, Tannery's etc. and a lot of them are converted over to living apartments and a lot of the old brick is incorporated in the design decore same way I love seeing and keeping all stuff old again is new again. great thanks for sharing ECF.

[@mayforddavis9291]

Great progress. Making the town a better place to live. God Bless you and Mrs. Engels.

[@Garth2011]

Nice idea and no painting needed. Looking good !

[@michaelguerin56]

Looking good, Dave. I haven’t checked in for a while but am happy to have watched this video. It is always fun making the best use of sheet product, especially steel. All the best for this project. Cheers from NZ🇳🇿.

[@davidchisham]

Always enjoy your quality of work on everything you do. Dave praying for you and Diane for good health.

[@dianeengel4155]

Thank you

[@BQExionPro-h9u]

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[@dianeengel4155]

Thank you

[@donwilliams3626]

This appears to be an inviting place to shop. And there is lots of wall space to display some nostalgic tools that need a retirement home.

[@thisolesignguy2733]

I noticed the subs are stuck at 216K for a couple of months now, like & subscribes guys! I'd love to see Dave hit 500K next year. There's so much people can learn from him, but we got to hit the buttons so word can get out there!

[@dianeengel4155]

Thank you

[@stephenrice4554]

Going to be a nice well lit space 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@tomtruesdale6901]

Outstanding job on hanging that tin. That shop is looking real good so far.

[@mfreund15448]

Happy Tuesday Dave and Diane. I am late because of the line to vote. I was 589 that voted at my polling place today.

[@nigelheffernan3857]

Dave the work that you do is stunning I think Dave should be elected Mayor of his town who is with me ?

[@cecillanter3207]

sure is easier and quicker than drywall

[@TheBest-ob1kj]

Wow they looks great! It's going to be a fine store/ museum when your done❤

[@inspector1794]

Looking good. Hoping to stop by for ice cream next summer. Thanks for the infotainment.

[@montedaestrada3563]

An interesting use of MDF for cross framing.

[@MrJeep75]

I work for woodfold in Oregon make bifold doors

[@ryderphillips4464]

Gotta love that ducts are cool and you don't have to hide them.

[@TrikeRoadPoet]

Coming along nicely, going to be usable in so many ways!

[@tuxbanjo]

Only out in the Land of the Big Sky can you put out a sign saying, "Come see my manure spreader and enjoy an ice cream" and still draw a crowd. LOL Wish I could come visit when it is done, but my traveling days are just about over.

[@MandG80439]

Loved "museum-ey"!

[@williambridges6742]

A rolling stone gathers no moss.! Love this too...

[@dannydantzler993]

probably far too late but you are aware that you can cut tin with a circular saw. its noisy but quick. you are doing a great job sir. i enjoy watching and learning.

[@darrellbedford4857]

What can't Dave do. To list what we see on his talents are on this channel will take a full page or two. Every new project that he works on shows us a new talent he has. Can't wait for his next project.

[@Muffinrando]

Can’t you make the lights coach lights on wall with electric light bulbs? Without damage to them? Would add to the whole museum look😊

[@causewaykayak]

My what a movie. Speaks volumes to DIYers world wide. That Jaunty music makes every job go better ... would you have the music on while you work?? Don't waste the time answering that, I am too inquisitive. Thanks both for another nice film.

[@ptonpc]

Looking great :) You both are a fantastic team.

[@davidhudson5452]

Looking good no blood or speaking to the job the sweet nothings you know

[@joedorisrussell281]

1946 miles for ice cream, we just might do it. Lititz pa to Joliet MT

[@dianeengel4155]

😊

[@johnhimmelmann6597]

Working with tin without gloves. Brave man.

[@craighuddleston4537]

I worked 34 years in hvac trade You have to learn what the metal will do when you cut it and handle it. I did not use gloves either

[@daveduncan9005]

Does Rick have any fixtures that can be used for the wall sconces? Might be a nice touch and offer some continuity to the interior.

[@kearnsey64]

Epic idea!

[@eXactModellbau]

I don't really know how to find that. Here in Germany no one would think of covering a wall with sheet metal. I saw that back then with Keith Rucker and I was very surprised. But that was a workshop. It surprises me that the walls of a shop in an old building are covered with sheet metal. And that despite the fact that you are more of a wooden man than a tin man.

[@flywayhome8903]

Once again thanks for the video.

[@jimhowardbatey410]

It's looking fantastic.

[@wallyschmidt77]

That's really looking good, Dave!

[@robertrowse1028]

While watching I thought using old wheel rims to make three-legged café tables would be an idea. They might be a bit heavy, but they would be a talking point for customers.

[@dianeengel4155]

Nice idea

[@seekimheng8929]

Soooooo nice 🤠👏👍👌❤️

[@tomswindler64]

Nice,coming right along.be safe.just keep doing what you do best.😎😎😎👍👍👍

[@WayneCook306]

Looking good Dave great job, 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jeanhawken4482]

Looks so good

[@steveshoemaker6347]

Thank you again Dave.....

[@135tp]

looks good! although, probably too late, but i would have put the bathroom door around the corner so it's not opening straight out into the shop

[@amateurshooter6054]

Thanks Dave

[@williamdowns1917]

In the early 2000's, my wife, some friends and I opened a store called Quirks & Cravings. Part of it was a shop where people could rent out space to sell stuff they made (quirks), and part of it was a sandwich shop (cravings). It was a decent little earner, but mostly because we didn't have to pay anyone to run the place (we did). For the people renting out space, some of them will probably like just floor space, but some will probably like to have a pre-made rack of some kind. Those were easy to make out of peg board & 2x4's, something you'll have no problem with if you want to go that route. I think I saw you had some glass cases already, good for people who craft jewelry. Anyway, good luck!

[@leswheeler2023]

so satisfying to watch someone else work!

[@mrclaus859]

Thanks for posting Dave

[@oldspokes]

looks very good

[@FarFromN0thing]

Engels Ice Cream?!

[@winterhorse290]

I’ve found it better to finish a wall from one end to the other. You don’t have a problem with the panels lining up, just a thought.

[@benjohnson1082]

Can’t wait to buy some ice cream there after it opens!

[@demonknight7965]

You shoukd put one of your power hammers over there and a black smith forge

[@Reziac]

How about adapting some of the carriage lamps as wall sconces? I like the look of the one that's up, tho.

[@Edgeair]

Thank you

[@gary1anderson]

Was this material denting taken into consideration?

[@alangordon1677]

Most museums tend to be quite quiet places, I'm not sure about that bathroom in the middle of a public area. Many people are very private about bathroom visits.😲

[@corrydolbeer1464]

Quite noisey to work with, but, the outcome is great! Nice job!!

[@grahammorgan9635]

There is nothing this man cannot do well

[@ferguscosgrave7510]

Comeing on nice

[@rrjmdPA]

Re "subs" - when doing wagons, wheels and farm stuff he's pretty much one of a kind. Doing farm, construction, and the stuff he's now doing, he's competing with several thousand other sites, many of which are much more edited and polished. I really miss watching the wagon - coopering stuff, that's why I originally subscribed... that and the old-fashioned ethic.

[@garychaiken808]

Great job. We need the address and when is the grand opening? Thank you 😊

[@dianeengel4155]

110 Main Street Joliet. It will be opened within a month, but the grand opening will probably be in the spring.

[@garychaiken808]

@ thank you 🙏

[@jameswest685]

Looks as good as it was noisy.

[@ydonl]

Just think how much faster and easier all Dave’s projects would be if he didn’t have such a strong sense of how to make things look good, or how to do it right!

[@johnmarlow2887]

Metal = hard, cold nasty, dead stuff. Wood = warm, delightful, alive.

[@williamabbott585]

Dave if I would have moved out there in my prime you would have gone nuts

[@causewaykayak]

Exposed brick work is VERY acceptable. Artisan bricks are lovely and historic AND OVERLOOKED. Bet a brickworks was one of the first industries in many settlements worldwide. Please get someone to provide at least a sign with explanation and photographs. Cracking Job Engels!! 🇮🇪

[@Hertog_von_Berkshire]

I'm wondering if stalholders might want some kind of retail display/presentation system on the walls; slatwall, pegboard or the like?

[@danielortigosaaraiz5139]

a los 4 minutos por despiste por ver la Tv , otro día sera ser el 1...

[@JSAC66]

Keep it classy, Dave, don’t let it become a craft and antique mall with tchotchkes people are reselling from other yard sales.

[@cratecruncher4974]

Nice progress since last time. Looks like that store is almost ready for tenants. Now it's time to relax and... Hey, wait a second. What about that Jeep I heard you saying was hogging the shop? I'd love to see Engels Coach Shop pour some lovin' into that old Jeep.

[@ianreade9093]

I how that you will ground that metal wall.

[@bigredc222]

It looks good, but I've never seen metal siding used inside.

[@Renville80]

Are there any architectural supply stores in Billings? Might be worth a look to see if they have any salvaged wall sconces. Just an idea.

[@butchburns9106]

Building and shop look great, but the hangers on the pvc flue/intake cant stay like that

[@garygarski]

I like your material choice for this project. Only trouble you will notice is that when your store/museum opens it will be very loud inside. Perhaps you might want to talk to your wife or whoever is going to run the store/museum would be how they could add sound deadening items.

[@jimhowardbatey410]

You called it "tin", but isn't really aluminum ?

[@Bigworld411]

You certainly are doing a wonderful job and thank you for your videos I would like to ask if you’re gonna be putting any insulation in your walls because I didn’t see any and are you concerned with high utility bills without any installation or are you gonna put it in at a later date?

[@dianeengel4155]

The wall with the brick exposed is an inside wall.

[@Bigworld411]

@ oh ok 👍

[@WayneT51]

G'day Dave, looking very nice. Has it got the "Lady Di" seal of approval? 😉😊

[@wileycoyotesr8623]

It's looking larger with each each completed section. How does the square footage compare with your entire shop?

[@dianeengel4155]

It is half the size of our shopm

[@chuckbrown2765]

He didn’t drop one screw? If I was doing this you would seen screws dropping along with a lot of beeping out language

[@MsRazvan29]

❤❤❤💪💪

[@jill-ti7oe]

😄👍

[@jimradz6583]

😄