Transforming A Garage On a Budget! | Part 2. Insulation & Windows

Hey Everyone,
Today we are continuing the rabbit hole that is the garage build. If we want it to be an efficient place to continue our car builds, we need to make some big changes from the state it's currently at. On today's list, we need to figure out wall insulation and if we want to bring the windows back or not.
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[@kevinmull8248]

This dude legit producing editing a whole ass TV show.. killing it bro

[@HunterDirection]

Haha that means alot! Thank you for the support!

[@NOLIMITKB]

For real

[@MikeFicsacardi]

Congrats on 10K! And great job slowly turning that garage into the ultimate home shop!

[@HunterDirection]

Thank you a ton! It will be a sweet space someday!

[@katn1p948]

Came for the E30, stayed for the storytelling and editing

[@HunterDirection]

That means alot to me! I have so much in the works for the e30 that we will start as soon as the garage is car ready!

[@asiaticraes]

You're really good at what you do, keep it up

[@lukemichaluk4674]

This is basically me right now as I'm getting deeper into my e30 wagon restoration. I'm building out my garage with a proper work table, better lighting and a 2 post lift amoung other things . So much to learn and so much second guessing. But what you said about just doing and learning is so true. Also true that it's hard to sort out good and relevant info from the bad or misguided. Keep pushing!

[@polloloci21]

Analysis Paralysis is real.

[@RyanFannon-fy1yf]

Still using the old camera here and there. Awesome dude. Love your editing and voice over style. Good wishes for the garage.

[@HunterDirection]

Absolutely! I like the image way too much to stop using it haha. Thank you for the support

[@carolinacars739]

Looks like I should add some insulation to my garage as well... I'd also do the roof, as I think you'll end up losing lots of heat up there as it rises.

[@HunterDirection]

I absolutely will do the roof. Sadly we have limited options since the building is so old. The joists and rafters are only 2x4s and I'm honestly not sure how much they would hold on top of the yearly snow

[@Driver_88]

Ominous angle grinder zoom in made me lol

[@nonoagain6547]

bro you got a new sub. also window installers are 100000000% worth their cost

[@ducatimikep]

Enjoying watching you grow and expand your skill set. Well Done.

[@HunterDirection]

It's always fun to learn something new! Thank you a ton for the support!

[@damionblazer7139]

Hunter, I am absolutely loving these videos my man!! They are so good. makes me feel like I'm right there in a movie. I've been subscribed since 2000 followers, and I'm stoked to see that you've got over 10K now!!!! maybe time to do something special! keep up the great work. I'm here for it all! #LoveFromWisco

[@brokewrenching]

Well done! Another great video, and I’m hooked on this garage restoration.

[@mr.krunch9833]

Really been loving all the content you have been putting out, I have an E30 myself which is how i found the channel but this garage project has been really enjoyable to follow along. Looking foward to seeing it progress.

[@izzyvw7510]

Great video.

[@HunterDirection]

Thank you!

[@leeh9420]

Progress is a great thing!

[@valveauto]

Good job mate the good thing is your learning and you’ll do it different next time out based on your experience. I built a gym in my garden ground up no experience and it still stands today.

[@GERntleMAN]

Making mistakes is more valuable than making things right. Making things right is good for the outcome and helps the way towards the goal. Somewhat like it makes a nice CV but CVs don't get you through life. Making mistakes on the other hand helps you in becoming a better version of yourself, in extent making less mistakes in the same area and less mistakes in other areas since the more knowledge you have and the wider spread it is, the more you can categorize and better assess things you've never done. Given you have the required amount of IQ to differentiate between severe mistakes and those, which only cost you a little more money, time and effort. And sadly a lot of people fall short in that regard and are also those the least aware of that fact.

[@Tobi08150]

love the garage project ! maybe you can install an air compressor in the attic of the garage so it´s out of the way and a little quieter.

[@HunterDirection]

An air compressor would definitely be smart! Sadly I have some doubts about the "attic" space being able to really support any weight😅 the whole frame seems to be made out of old 2x4s. Rafters and joists included. So we have some limited options there weight and insulation wise😅

[@LoneWolf91]

Man I really need to know where you find all your music! Great stuff!

[@HunterDirection]

I spend alot of time looking for it and sorting through music. Most of mine is sourced from a site called Artlist.

[@LoneWolf91]

@@HunterDirection Thanks. I love your choices. And your content is very good!

[@erwinmartinez5293]

if you need any expert answers let me know im a carpenter by trade, the window openings look pretty good

[@teamphashash]

I'd be comfortable with lining the walls. The windows get me nervous just thinking about them.😅

[@HunterDirection]

That is exactly how I felt haha. Doing new things is often pretty unnerving😅

[@teamphashash]

@@HunterDirection Props for you going for it.

[@RyanFannon-fy1yf]

Window makes a good spot for an air conditioning unit in the summer. Just sayin….

[@HunterDirection]

Exactly! Thats going to be super useful. Thank you for the support!

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