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[@adam03957]

So a late comment but a couple of tips/thoughts, If you decide to board a ceiling do it before the walls (I know you aren’t, this is general purpose advice for others.) You should take the time to insulate the walls, it helps with noise and thermals so that your comfort is better. on the lower boards you should use some form of damp proof membrane between the concrete and the boards, it should be there for the frame work Being a rental and temporary I know those don’t really matter so much but if someone was to do this as a long standing solution then it all helps

[@KMF3]

I love the reclaimed wood look. I thought about doing that to a wall in my house. I have a bunch of pallet wood that I've been using for a variety of projects. And that wood is free

[@HarderServicesIncHempstead]

Kablam! Love this project, def taking your pointers to heart for when I use same method to finish my basement. Awesome work!

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@compticny3138]

Kablam! I decided that I wanted to do the same thing in my unfinished garage and choose 1 X 3 furring strips after I got "you aren't going to finish the garage with that wood (reclaimed pallets)" from the DW. I started at the bottom and after doing a short corner of the garage I noticed that the boards do not line up on the two connecting walls. I will do the next wall by starting in the middle as you did so wish me luck as I have never ripped a board before. Thanks for the video.

[@ebolarnator1794]

Kablam. Great video. I wish I had a garage for any DIY projects I do. I have a small shed but it's not exactly safe for electronics as it's quite leaky. Love the new reclaimed wood look of the workshop.

[@BissellMapleFarm]

I just found this channel. Subscribed! A fellow Ohio business owner here. I like the style of this channel. Thank you for sharing!

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks for the support!

[@sanyoshovah2887]

KABLAM I'm about to move all my stuff to a new workshop room at home and really looking forward to your storage solutions. Also really like those wall panels. I was thinking about using mdf and painting it myself but might opt for something like you did. Would prefer a bright color tho to make my tiny shop seem larger

[@bradleytuckwell4854]

It looks more inviting now. Great job thanks for sharing

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Any time! Think it looks better than the OSB?

[@ianrobertson7777]

For a small channel, with a small workspace, you are a BIG inspiration.

[@janaknowles5107]

Kablam. You’re awesome and inspiring.

[@andiedonahue9400]

KABLAM! You’ve inspired me to start this project in my garage! I’ve been putting it off because I lack confidence so, Thanks for the encouragement!

[@woodandwheelz]

*_Kablam!_* I commented on a different video about this wall. This is exactly what I want to do to my shop. Except I might use pallet wood. A friend of mine offered me several pallets (like 50 of them) and they're all oak. I'm hoping to do this soon and I'll probably do a video on it too. Thank you for sharing your experience and process of paneling your shop.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Awesome! I wish you the best of luck with the project

[@davidmorgan7522]

Kablam! That reclaimed wood came from the bleachers we build along our roads so when we're bored, we can go out, sit on the bleachers and watch traffic!😂

[@JonasLee605]

Kablam! My wife is from WY, always wondered what happened to those snow fences. Will definitely have to check them out now!

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Pretty cool that they get recycled, huh? 😀

[@ericjdommer]

Kablam. I like your channel. TY for posting.

[@kencase2179]

Kablam! That project looks really nice.

[@robertalcock7801]

Kablam - I was not aware of this product - thanks for sharing

[@claudiomenesesc]

I was convinced it was pallet wood and was wondering how long it took to prepare the paneling. Looks great!

[@lylewaters6161]

Kablam! Looks nice. I give you credit for doing all that work in a temporary space, but I understand it was a dry run. Good luck with the future house and future renovation projects. I can tell you that they never end😊

[@williambollen210]

KABLAM! I love the way this turned out. I am thinking of doing something similar in my shop down the road.

[@matthysloedolff]

Kablam! Nice video! I'm actually busy renovating our garage, so this video fits my current project theme quite well haha. Your garage looks so much nicer now. I quite like the aesthetic of it 👌

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

You can do it! How big is the garage?

[@matthysloedolff]

@@SpencleyDesignCo It's a two car garage. Shelving was put up by the previous owner of the house, but, it was done poorly. I'm therefore ripping it out and reusing most of the timber for nicer cabinets.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

That’s a fantastic idea!

[@kampferpower]

KABLAM! Nice work sir. Sorry I found your channel so late but I am glad I found it.

[@andymarshall2201]

Kabul am, great video. Love your channel.

[@aigdallas]

Kablam I love the way it turned out

[@swampwhiteoak1]

Kablam - that is the largest small workshop! Very impressive improvement!

[@TheMarinerinaz]

KABLAM!!! I found the video I was looking for about the wood walls. You make it look so simple and the finished result looks really cool. I'm thinking about doing one wall in my living room where the tv will be. It's also going to cover up an old 1940s small but long horizontal window. I'm going to use pallet wood. I've heard that there are pallets made from solid oak wood, I just have to hunt them down. Anyway, thanks for the great video and best of luck to you and your family.

[@crisnmaryfam7344]

Word of the wise, dont start in the middle of the wall or floor. Then you dont have to rip the boards for the entire room top and bottom.

[@billdiehl156]

KABLAM!! The shop is looking great!

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks so much, Bill! Think it looks better than the OSB?

[@a.d.o.b.2504]

KABLAM! Love this project! Looking forward to more content!

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thank you very much! Any projects you’d like to see in the future?

[@jayarcher4200]

Kablam! Moving soon. House has large garage w/ bare stud walls. Thanks for the idea.

[@HeggenHomeGoods]

Kablam!!! Came out great man!!

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Glad you think so, Craig! THink it looks better than the OSB?

[@4321Woodworking]

Kablam! I'm thinking of doing this in my shop but maybe with pallet wood to make it low cost (brad nails). Nice job!

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thank you for watching and supporting my dream!

[@jestersteampunk5755]

KABLAM!! I operate out of a similar space, and use my loft storage for renaissance faire gear as my wife and i vend at them localy to our area. Things that roll or can be taken down are a must, the basic folding saw horses are the back bone of my "shop." I make wooden swords, and shields for kids. I also turn canes and am just starting to get into freehand router sign carving. I do really enjoy your content and please do keep it up. I like seeing a real shop in action.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Very cool! Have any videos that you would like to see me make in the future?

[@jestersteampunk5755]

@@SpencleyDesignCo How about a follow up to your chess board, making the pieces? or seeing as you said you need shop items with the new walls, a basic ship stool. I need one for sitting and routing out signs and would like any ideas. Anything that would be comfortable and not expensive. The sign carving is a new hobby and I already started buying some of the expensive bits.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

I actually didnt make any pieces for the board. I've got a video back in the archives were I made a shop stool too :)

[@ArpadBuildsThis]

Your shop used to be so ordinary, and all of a sudden, kablam! It looks amazing! I should try it sometime!

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

You should!

[@marcopolohere]

KABLAM! Really enjoying your channel, found you when looking if I needed a band saw or not.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks for watching, mark! Also, just saw your Patreon pledge earlier. Thank you so much for the support!

[@siebe41]

Kablam! Those panels look great. Sort of wish I had waited to do my garage. I put up white beadboard and while it looks decent I think I'd like what you did a bit more.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks for checking out the video, Andrew! Does the white show a lot of dust?

[@siebe41]

​@@SpencleyDesignCo Right behind the miter saw is bad. I have a dust deputy with a pvc line that helps, but the dust collection on the miter saw sucks. Other spots aren't too bad usually.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

did you paint it with some sort of enamel so it's easy to clean?

[@Ron-qp6kt]

Kablam! Why did you start halfway up the wall as opposed to starting at the top or bottom?

[@johncortes4103]

KABLAM , great video, the garage looks great.

[@mrjustdiy3595]

kablam! I love watching your videos. And this looks amazing

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thank you so much! Think it looks better than the OSB?

[@danhartman9087]

Kablam!!! Interesting job. Shipping to NE FL would probably cost more than the reclaimed wood - but - I love the look.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks for watching Dan!

[@ronroche9737]

KABLAM!! I noticed you are covering the Rigid on the tools. Great video

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks for checking out the video, Ron! Think it looks better than the OSB?

[@ronroche9737]

@@SpencleyDesignCo Very much so Eric

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks ron! any other upgrades you think I should do soon?

[@ronroche9737]

@@SpencleyDesignCo Overhead storage ideas?

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Check out my shop tour video. I already addressed that 😀

[@tonysworkshop3379]

Kablam! Looks good. Thanks for the honest opinion of the miter saw. I'm in the market for a new one, and will cross this one off the list.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks for checking out the video, Tony! What saw are you most looking into now?

[@tonysworkshop3379]

@@SpencleyDesignCo I have a 10 inch craftsman, but I need to upgrade. I was leaning towards the Ridgid not made by delta, but I'm not too thrilled with their customer service. The Hercules and the Dewalt are the 2 I've narrowed it down to as of today. I'm not in too big of a rush, as the craftsman is still plugging along, but I do need to bite the bullet and get one sooner rather than later. Big fan of the channel, brother. Keep up the great work and cool projects.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks tony! I've heard good things about that high end dewalt one that's about $600

[@Erik_The_Viking]

KABLAM! I love you're miter saw's new name! HA HA HA!! I call mine bumblebee (Dewalt - black and yellow). Nice to see that reclaimed wood is being used - no sense with it being thrown out when it can be used for other purposes. I really like what you did with the shop. It definitely makes it look better.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks for checking out the video, Erik! Think it looks better than the OSB?

[@Erik_The_Viking]

@@SpencleyDesignCo Looks a lot better. Definitely an upgrade.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

I agree! any other upgrades you think I should tackle in the garage?

[@BetterToDIY]

Kablam. Ur a boss for working in small space like this

[@Ewookie1gj]

KABLAM! When I first saw the result in another video you had done, on a completely different subject, I thought you had used old palates for lumber... which is what I plan to do. There are a lot of places in this town where I can pick up free palates, just so they can get them out of their way. I could get 'cleaner' ones for about $5 per palate, which might be worth it, considering three or 4 of those would probably cover the same space as a 4'x8' sheet (of whatever). I'm thinking that if I mill the planks to a consistent thickness, they would make for 'great' walls to attach things too. Things like cabinets, racks, or just about anything. The one thing I would do different is... 'put some insulation in first'. I get why you didn't want to spend that much on a temporary situation like that. For me, it would've been worth doing the landlord a favor, just to stay warmer while I work. Who knows, the landlord might even appreciate the insulation enough to give you a break on rent. After all, it would add a perk for the next renter.

[@philliphinkle2812]

Kablam. I like the look. Im renting a house and this gives me a good option for my ugly shop. Its a 2 car garage that is also storage for junk I need to get rid of.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks so much for watching so many videos Philip!

[@hectors7311]

Kablam! Very helpful tip using the laser level.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

I’m glad you found it helpful, hector 😀

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

Kablam!! I love that word!!😂👍 The shop actually looks larger Bud. Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

I thought it was a good word 😂 Think it looks better than the OSB?

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

@Spencley Design Co. 100% better than the OSB😂👍. and it really looks larger. Really cool where the wood comes from. I forgot to write that the first time👍

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

that's what I was thinking too! any other upgrades you think I should do?

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

@Spencley Design Co. Not to sound corny but, if you have a bit of spare room on a wall maybe a faux window... One, you can create a Super Dope window trim & two back light it with some really cool scenery to make it look like it faces outside 😂👍

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

That would be hilarious! 🤣 what kind of faces are you thinking of?

[@inspiringbuilds]

Kablam! Great work and awesome face lift. Congrats on being one step closer as well to being a home owner. Feel free to reach out if you want the best Real Estate team in Central Ohio to help you. 👍🏼

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks for watching! How do I know you're the best real estate agent? 😜

[@inspiringbuilds]

@@SpencleyDesignCo You’re welcome and I’ve enjoyed watching your channel grow. I’m not an agent but my wife has been a top producing agent in the central Ohio area the past decade and takes care of her sellers and buyers making things happen and getting you the best deals. 👍🏼

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

good beans! any other upgrades you think I should do to the garage soon?

[@BookofIsaiah]

Kablam! Looks nice!

[@johnrazor8720]

Kablam! Did your neighbor enjoy all those nails coming through the common wall? 😃

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Yes they do! They're actually a magician and lay on nails for a living :)

[@specialsauce305]

KABLAM. I’m about to do this on my shop using pallet boards. Looks great!

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Go for it! How large is the area?

[@specialsauce305]

@@SpencleyDesignCo 9’ x 16’ and about 11’ tall. Pretty small space but I manage.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

That’s not much smaller than my space

[@optimusprime523]

KABLAM, Would you consider doing part of a wall like that with aluminum slat wall and installing insulation between the studs first?

[@alanoneal9826]

Kablam! Checking out Centennial Woods.

[@XJRabbits]

I’m in the middle of a project like this. But it’s a bit more involved. I’ll just say I did one side 10 years ago, and just completed the other side. Just have to do the back wall. But it’s also more involved. lol. I used screws though, and insulated. I get your reasoning for not because if the top is wide open & it’s a place you’ll move from, why spend more than needed. Good luck on house hunting, its a jungle out there.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Exactly! Seemed like a lot of extra expensive for very little return

[@XJRabbits]

@@SpencleyDesignCo I’ll send a message on Instagram later of a few photos how I did mine if you want.

[@xemoorex]

KABLAM finally found it again.. Thought it was gone.

[@mrwaffles1394]

I prefer the hobbsian version “Kerblamo!!”

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

haha what's that from?

[@KMF3]

The only thing about doing that in your space is that you lose the ability to use the studs to hang things from like you did with the clamps

[@peckerwood3556]

Kablam brother I’m new to your channel and can’t wait to see you grow keep on going soon you will be in a new house and new shop new tools new projects wish you luck

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks for checking out the video! Any future videos youd like to see me make?

[@chrisbroome]

KABLAM! Great video! I must have missed it but could you provide a link to the Wyoming reclaimed lumber website? Thanks and keep up the great work.

[@fosteredwoodworks]

KABLAM! Great video man. I've been wanting to do this in my garage.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

You should! Think it looks better than the OSB?

[@fosteredwoodworks]

@@SpencleyDesignCo For sure. It'll look better than plain drywall too and add a nice accent

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

exactly what I was thinking! any other upgrades you would do to this space?

[@1975oldschool]

KABLAM that garage is KABLAM'ing! Great work man, look forward to your organizing video.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks so much, Dad! Think it looks better than the OSB?

[@1975oldschool]

@@SpencleyDesignCo without a doubt it does 👍🏻

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

agreed! any other upgrades you would like to see?

[@1975oldschool]

@@SpencleyDesignCo the organization part. My home shop is always evolving and I’m in the middle of a clamp overhaul and storage will need to be redone. So right in line where I’m at there 👍🏻

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

That’s actually going to be one of my next projects! What clamps do you have the most of?

[@wallyballou7417]

Kablam! Nice job, but always wear a dust mask or respirator when you're cutting wood indoors.

[@scottmorris4914]

Kablam. I have a couple of thoughts. You mentioned about removing the wood when you go to a house? Not sure how easy that will be. The wood is thin, and if you try and remove it, lots of nails, and would the wood split when trying to remove it. Next, the amount of work to remove it….. I would take e a look at the cost, and time to remove it and think about buying new for your home location. Just my thoughts.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Great point, Scott! I'd at least try to remove it, and if it's a nightmare i'll just leave it :) Think it looks better than the OSB though?

[@frijoli9579]

You should leave a gap at the top and bottom, otherwise I hope you have a plan for the moisture between the front and back panels.

[@stevegagnon9451]

There’s enough air space for the wall to breath , the boards aren’t exactly tight to one another

[@paulhargreaves1497]

Kablam (o?) ...looking forward to getting a house ....I reckon your renovation videos will be the best!

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

I definitely plan on doing a lot! What would be the room you’d be most excited to see me renovate?

[@paulhargreaves1497]

@@SpencleyDesignCo Tough one...probably the ones where DIY can save you the most, so Kitchen and Bathroom. But no pressure! I'm just grateful people spend a lot of time and energy making YT videos 😎

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

I definitely want to tackle those rooms! It’s gonna be awhile, but it’s coming 😀

[@joshuaquick5511]

Kablam! Approximately how large is your shop in terms of square feet? I am looking into getting into woodwork and considering buying a metal shed. Main issue is our local hardware store only sells them up to a 16ftx16ft and I feel that might be too small.

[@dbenci2071]

Very nice, one question, why not add some insulation? If yer in the shop alot, and I would assume going to be there a bit longer ..and it looks kind a chilly. That's why I'm askin.

[@joprevost]

Kablam! - Good job I like your video thanks for you hard work

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thank you very much Jonathan!

[@jacobdavis8164]

Kablam! Just have one question. with just Brad nails. how strong is it? or are you putting all your hanging stuff on cleats?

[@lazygardens]

My thought is that you LOST about 6 inches of width because what was recessed storage for the tools is now covered by the planks. And the tools are now protruding into the shop space.

[@swampwhiteoak1]

Kablam - I am soooo happy to hear that someone else does not like the appearance of OSB. And structurally it is even worse!

[@stevesiefken6432]

Kablam! I was thinking of updating my kitchen island on three sides using reclaimed wood. Although it’s a much smaller project than yours, would you still recommend starting a project like that in the middle like you did?

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

You could start at the top or bottom, but you would have to make sure those pieces were scribed perfectly level

[@Astrnauted]

Late pro tip but, if you start with the measurement of your wall height and take the width of your board and the number of boards needed to run from top to bottom and start at the bottom row by scribing the difference of the board you should only have to scribe the bottom and be able to run full boards to the ceiling sorry I don’t know how to

[@averagejoesworkshop]

Kablam! Could it have made sense to insulate while you were at it? It made my detached so much more comfortable to work in year-round.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

I thought about it, but insulation has been sold out in my area and I can't run any climate control so figured it wasn't too big of a deal

[@corym2513]

Kablam, good video.

[@Ffish69]

Kablam! Looks really good! But seeing as you're both wearing jackets in the video, it's clearly really cold. Why didn't you insert insulation panels between each of the studs, to try to keep it a little warmer in winter?

[@Mr.GucciClass1A]

Kablam… we’ll… just because!!! This is great man. Nice job. And the shirt looks fly!!! The color is cool. Quick question do they run big or true to size? 👌 job on the build.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks Emanuel! The shirts come in a lot of different colors and fit very true to size

[@KMF3]

If you wanted to just go ahead and leave it there you could ask your landlord if they want it and if so just charge them for your material and labor

[@gregf3216]

This miter saw saga has been hilarious to listen to

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Well...this miter saw is hilariously bad! 😂. Any tools you think I should pick up and test?

[@gwenienelson2535]

Is this 4x8 sheets of what thickness

[@joshuagrafton8781]

Kablam. I understand that this is a temp space but putting some insulation between the walls would be nice plus fill the dead space. I still don’t understand why you did this. It was nice to have the recessed space for tools to hang without being in the way for a tight space.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

It was to prevent me from spending tons of time trying to edit to footage from looking orange

[@tomsstriks3221]

Dope wall

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks toms! Think it looks better than the bare OSB?

[@dennismacwilliams196]

How long will you be in this garage ? It just seams like a lot of work only to be taken down for a short amount of time . Just my thought kablam I think I spelled it wrong

[@mattgee8064]

Kablam, obviously you have the rigid saw. Have you compared it to the Delta at all?

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

It looks similar, but I have not used the delta saw

[@mytime34]

Kablam - Nice Job

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks for watching, Michael!

[@mr.snowboy219]

Kablam. Do you recommend the nailer?

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

No way. We ran across A TON of issues with it

[@mr.snowboy219]

@@SpencleyDesignCo thank you. Having second thoughts about it.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

I strongly encourage you NOT to buy it

[@michaeljoy6945]

Any links to the laser level?

[@benjaminjohnson162]

1ST Kablam.. OK this isn't at all a criticism please But there are definitely word usages in building that would possibly give you more Credibility.. I'm a 70 year old master carpenter. With a long resume list of commercial, / residential projects . Emphasis on Finish work weather it was a 20 acre shopping center School or Ground up mall. That said. 1) yes. The laser gives you a level line * Benchmark. 2) the garage floor has fall for drainage Typically 1/4" to a foot 3) you mentioned a foundation. * its a slab a foundation is something all you together a different thing. ** Best to you and your channel. You Definitely Hot this Craig

[@rickkern5785]

Kablam You did lose a lot of space on the walls that just had studs.

[@MightyMiniWorkshop]

KABLAM! “Tonka saw” love that lol, why rebrand all the rigid tools you own though?

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

That’s discussed in detail on my new podcast. It’s a longer story than I could type: anchor.fm/offthecutpodcast

[@oomcgrathoo]

What kind of saw is that?

[@stephenbozzone1116]

KABLAM! Nice project, what is your day job? I’m guessing engineering. I love my Pico Dry Marker. A bit spendy but worth if.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks, Stephen! Here’s my q/a video that answer that and many more questions in more detail: kzbin.info/www/bejne/boiUiotpf7OMoa8

[@Joel4JC]

KABLAM! - Why was the RIDGID name taped over on some of the tools and not all? Just curious.

[@scottmorris4914]

Oh, and it looks good BTW.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks for checking out the video, Scott!

[@bomark2002]

$175 ish per 20 square foot? I may as well go with solar panels, Wow!

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Do you live in a sunny climate?

[@philipread7761]

KABLAM Enjoyable as usual. Make sure your new house has a climate controlled workshop and plenty of ceiling height. Have fun reclaiming the reclaimed wood.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Thanks for checking out the video, Philip! Any other things you think I should put on my list when looking for a new shop?

[@philipread7761]

@@SpencleyDesignCo There are plenty of things to try to have when you are planning a home purchase with a workshop. I don't want to clutter up the comments here but if you want I can email you things to think about if you wish

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

i'd be curious to know what you think! no need to worry about the clutter in the comments. lots of other folks would be interested

[@philipread7761]

@@SpencleyDesignCo my 1st “shop” using that term loosely was similar to your situation. Limited power, space and light. My second one was a 2 car garage but had to share it with the a car. I had access to the breaker box and was able to add several circuits. All the outlet boxes I added were quad boxes and added several fluorescent fixtures (pre LED days). Had 9 foot ceilings so sheet goods were easier to manage. Just had to deal with 1 support pole right in the center. After a while I discovered that a washtub would be nice. One wall backed up to a bathroom and was able to add one. Great addition. It was not climate controlled. Cold shop in the winter and sweltering in the summer. It was a fair shop in size but no natural light unless the garage doors were open. Life happened and my wife contracted Parkinson’s and reached a point that stairs were an issue. I had to get a ranch style home. Found a house with a 2 car garage and a full basement. When buying the house I was not thinking about shop space just handicap access. The garage is 500 sf and is as far away from electrical and plumbing as it could be. It was going to cost $8500 to get utilities to the garage so the basement became the shop. 750 sf of available space. Had access to electrical and plumbing plus it is climate controlled and has a few windows and a single door. The downside is winding thru the basement to get to the shop space, there are 8 support poles I have to contend with, the floor is 3” lower in the middle of the shop than at the walls and a 7’9” head height. It’s almost impossible to spin an 8’ 2x4 without hitting a pole. Now that I’ve bored you here is the final take for a shop attached to your home. 1. Easy access to electrical and plumbing 2. As much headroom as possible. 3. Vehicle access for materials in and getting projects out of the shop. 4. A level floor or slightly sloping to the door. (Got up one morning to 3” of water in the shop and had to have it pumped out). 5. Climate controlled space. 6. Natural light. 7. Plenty of open space (as few supports as possible) Sorry I rambled on.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Oh wow! Thanks for the awesome tips!

[@crisnmaryfam7344]

7:05 This is Exactly Why you dont start in the middle of the wall, or the middle of the floor for example when doing hardwood/laminate flooring. Had you started at the corner bottom of the wall you wouldnt have that issue, nor would you need to rip boards for both the top and bottom. The top, probably but again you said its a temp thing so you could have left the top off to save cost. Roughly $200 for 20 sq ft is outrageous lol.

[@johnvrabec9747]

In Dec 2023 its $279 for 20 ft2! You get 10% off but still its over $250. His shop would have cost $5k. Wondering if that would was donated by Centennial?

[@johnvrabec9747]

Forgot Kablam!

[@MrSightPlz]

Kablam my man, oss.

[@mrbibstoo]

✴KABLAM‼ And just like that.... There You Are.