Transforming Spaces: Creative Designs Using Reclaimed Materials

In this video, I kick things off by reclaiming some old plywood from the previous ceiling. After sanding it down, I give it a thorough spray, flip it over, and repeat the process. Next, I delve into hanging plywood, insulating, and putting up signs. But the real star of the show is the reclaimed metal-salvaged from a low-slope commercial roof. It’s a 3-inch trapezoid profile, measuring 22.5 inches from flat edge to flat edge. The 3/4-inch shoulders on each side bring it to a perfect 24-inch panel width, ideal for fitting between 24-inch-on-center trusses. Well, almost perfect-there are those pesky edges where it’s not quite 24 inches. But hey, a little creative futzing (technical term!) takes care of that. Now, I’d love to hear your thoughts-quiet versions or speaking with music? Share your feedback in the comments below!

[@jeanneschumann7330]

Very interesting

[@BlunderBuilding]

Don’t feel the need to push out so many videos. Some of them are put together very well, and are very watchable. Others aren’t. I suggest taking more time to plan, edit, and whatever else.

[@macscut]

I thank you for the feedback. Would you mind giving me an example of both.

[@BlunderBuilding]

@@macscutI’d be happy to. I found your channel from the first part of the garage fire, and I thought that one was good. You were narrating the process, there was a story to follow, it was engaging. Some of your later parts were like this too, the only difference being they felt drawn out. I don’t want to watch an entire video on a small part of the process. This one is just an assembly of clips without any music, narrating, to be honest I don’t know what’s going on. It feels as though your just putting out videos to put the out, as opposed to putting them out for people to watch.

[@macscut]

@@BlunderBuilding First of all thanks for watching. Without hearing feedback from viewers it's hard to know what people like. Would you care for one of those Doors done right shirts I would be happy to send you one to say thank you.

[@BlunderBuilding]

@@macscutwhat does it look like?

[@macscut]

@@BlunderBuilding It is the shirts I am wearing in most of my videos i have blue, grey, white, cornsilk, and red.