Workshop 022 Heat Out Power In

[@johnstephens1965]

Hi Marty, I got rid of all my paddle bits and I now use forstner bit, step bits or hole saw. They do take up a lot of room but I’ve had my share of close calls. Just my own preference. Loving your build. Your handyman skills is what I like most about you. Long time fan.

[@keithmoore7515]

That is a really nice shop, been fun watching it bloom. As far as your insulation I'm pretty sure the silver (reflectivity) goes towards the heat. (Up)

[@quickslim1129]

I think he mentioned both sides were reflective

[@JackCrevalle73]

I watch every video from start to finish. Some of my favorites have been these mini series like the catch 120 giveaway the customization of all 3 KTs. 1-2-3 and now the workshop. Your content is real and genuine. You should really build yourself a tiny home and create more amazing content for us to follow along with. But if not then I’ll be right here watching whatever you do create. Thanks for entertaining us for so long !

[@youme5547]

Hello my friend, thanks for showing us your build, I am a novice and I would of put the insulation facing towards the ceiling to reflect the light up. But glad I watch you channel I pick up a lot of tips of the trades. Keep making these great videos, Love the dogs best friends you can ever have, They will never Rat you out 😎🌴🌅✌️

[@trampster7306]

Another good update Marty! Loving this series. Been away with no interweb for a couple weeks, so operation catch-up in progress. Get a Vise on that workbench and save your fingers! Stay safe & well.

[@danielyoung7175]

Love the new videos. I’d love to see more of your property and set up.

[@allkindsofoutdooractivities]

Love seeing it all come together

[@ronturner6411]

When you picked up the paddle bit I thought this won’t end well. Lol. You just take it in stride. You are so funny. Thanks for another great video.

[@BrianMDIY]

For sure the sliver should be facing up. That helps deflect the sun. Understandable the silver is nicer to look at. Maybe if the first sheet went silver up and second silver down would be most efficient and aesthetic.

[@jean-yveslefebvre6446]

it is getting better and better every day Marty, keep up the good work!

[@Ed-qf6qu]

Found you when you put the jet engine on Kayak. Like this episodic content

[@TheBackyardVerticalGardener]

Spray foam in a can will fill the gaps and works as an adhesive also.

[@deanc24]

I could be wrong - but shouldn't the foil side be toward the heat to reflect the heat from coming into the trailer?

[@robertbdesmond]

Yes!!!

[@snomofilms]

Yep

[@BarefootSailingAdventures]

Always look forward to your vids Marty 👍 great job man! 🎥

[@tommo5050]

Love the videos. Be careful. 😮

[@Nunya9876]

Nice work Marty! 👏 that’ll be an awesome work trailer! 😊 get it done right, then you’ll earn a well deserved break to go fishing 🎣 🐠 soon!

[@moretoliving2236]

That was a close call right there. I am lucky enough to have a whole drawer full of harbor freight step bits. Because I coupon out the wazoo.. this one time they had get step bits free yada yada if you spend x dollars. And so because I was stocking up on other things I now have me like 12 step bits of different sizes. I have learned the hard way that step bits slice through plastic like butter and are REALLY good on galvanized trailer frame when I was swapping the beam on my kayak trailer for longer. Metal bit went dull so I got a different bit, also went dull and then I was like let me try a step bit and BAM. Can never have too many and my advice to anyone is to just have every possible drill bit for every possible situation, whether its a 24 inch bore, a concrete bit of different sizes, a hole saw for concrete, a hole saw for wood and acrylic, spade bits, step bits... I found through time that I actually manage to use all within a year. Glad that you caught it in time because it was 1 second away from a bad situation.

[@chrisward5626]

The mc4 connectors can be drilled into and bolted through a box also ,just like the bungs .

[@markpenley8764]

Top piece, foil up. Bottom piece foil down.

[@misatzu]

Seems as simple as obvious, doesn't it? Maybe someone who "worked in construction for many years" knows something that every other comment here from us laymen failed to realize 🤔😏

[@northamericanproductions]

I think you're ready for your vice to be installed.

[@keithwolf2317]

❤

[@anikonov]

why do not you paint the roof with silver paint?

[@captrockh2055]

According to the Electrical Code, i dont think you can have a single gang box used as a junction box,with 8 connectors in it used as a pull box. 😁

[@oddysean]

There is a reason a step bit is $50 and a spade bit is $7

[@SD-ft6gs]

I am going to say this even though I know why you are doing these shorter episodes (Q%$%$#@#$@# KZbin algorithms some of us older folk like longer content!!) I think you should post longer episodes every other weeks that are 2 of the shorter ones + some outtakes (yes I know extra work but... you rock so hard that I will proudly admit I want more Marty Videos!!!0

[@goldrush16280]

Am I the only one that calls a spade bit a paddle bit?

[@davidharris2519]

stay away from home depot

[@robertbdesmond]

I would have put the reflective side towards the roof! That’s how it should go. Per the manufacturer.