Quick simple workshop upgrade.

[@briansworkshop01]

Great job and video it looks much better Thanks for sharing your time 🍺🍺👍👍

[@Brett440]

Your welcome mate, thanks for watching. 🥃

[@adam-qf2vz]

Hey Brett ....there is always something cathartic to me when I have a tidy up...... that looks so much better and will be a better space to work in. Thanks as always for the content!

[@Brett440]

I love a good tidy, it’s like pushing the reset button . Thanks

[@xlfive]

Definitely brighter pal,and now you've cleared it it looks more spacious

[@Brett440]

Same improvements over time are making a big difference mate. Thanks for watching appreciate the comment as always.

[@rodharris2915]

Well done Brett will feel the benefit come the winter .could say it will keep it cooler in the summer but that hasn’t happened yet

[@Brett440]

It’s a small improvement but definitely a nicer space to be in now. Thanks for watching mate

[@Gazman299]

Looks good, and much brighter. That would lift my spirits. I have no idea what sort of weather you get down there, but I would think that it would help with the noise from rain and hail as well as the road noise. I've seen fellas use that stuff to cut their wood on, and it looks like it works great, but I would be concerned about breathing that crap in. Take care!

[@Brett440]

Yeah I’ve seen em cutting on this stuff, bit messy wouldn’t do it myself. Thanks for watching mate

[@richardveilleux2736]

Looks great, brighter!

[@Brett440]

Thanks 👍

[@lukejonas5387]

Good use will definitely help with temperature fluctuations.

[@Brett440]

👍 good days work. Big improvement on the workshop

[@Everythings_Adjustable]

🥃 👍 😊

[@Brett440]

🥃

[@shaun30-3-mg9zs]

Hi Brett, A good use for those polystyrene sheets, gives you more light , lower noise and make it a bit more bearable in the winter. it makes you thinks some times, don't throw that away it will come in useful and it has. As always a great video, catch you soon, Take care

[@adam-qf2vz]

Hey Shaun mate!!.....do you know I have a seven year rule (sometime this extends to 10 or more) with regards throwing stuff away....typified last week by my mrs wanting to get a new light for the downstairs loo. I said "hang on" went to the shed and found a brand new light fitting we had bought for the previous house more than 7 year ago and never used......was perfect. so yes....if you can keep certain things do so...! keep well mate

[@Brett440]

@adam-qf2vz the satisfaction from being able to use that light would have kept me smiling for a week.

[@Brett440]

Noise from the rain is a good point, that does get pretty loud to be fair. Cheers Shaun

[@shaun30-3-mg9zs]

@@adam-qf2vz Hi Adam, how you doing, agree, last year I fitted a twin florescent 5 ft above my workbench there was a 3 core flex on it I didn't want to connect to the light circuit but I have a 5 amp circuit for the alarm and a clock. In my box of electrical goodies I came across an old MK 5 amp plug and a 5 amp socket and connect to the 5 amp circuit it must have been there for 10-15 years in the box and now in use and also handy if the lights trip out the work bench light is still on and it will light up at the consumer unit. I do believe in keeping old stuff you might need it one day Take care mate