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@LumnahAcres 13 дней назад

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@terryhenderson424 13 дней назад

Horse barns have tack rooms but detached garages (and work shops), sheds, and regular barns can do with a bit of a tack type room for the humans. A serious rain jacket or poncho is great if you're likely to have rain or snow storms pop up, some folks keep barn and barn waste boots in the barn with a place to put the "street shoes", also PPE type items ampnd a bit of a human emergency or medicine kit (even just a container of regular bandaides, use something like a repurposed, clear plastic peanut butter jar).

@tobymeade3222 13 дней назад

❤ Good Day Gina,Al 🌞🌅 Looks like Brutus is Teething 😅🐕‍🦺🤩✨🙌🙏🌟🌻🇺🇲✌️🤞👌👍

@dougy2798 13 дней назад

I noticed you covered up a outlet behind the nut &bolt cabinet. Can you knotch out the back of the metal and still be able to use it. Maybe plug in a power strip and mount it in the front.

@tedbryer2512 13 дней назад

Good morning! As a retired mechanic and wood worker I would designate one side for wood working and the other for Metal work and mechanic station. Put your benches under the overhang against the wall and tool boxes in between.Your centre room is your tool crib - everything is accessible. All your big machines like table saws should be on wheels for clean up and ease of moving them around. Hope everyone has a GREAT weekend!!

@clarencewiles963 13 дней назад

Al has much the same background cabinet, and auto mechanic.

@davidgetchell3633 13 дней назад

Great plan Ted, keep metal working away from sawdust, have table saw and miter saw on wheels for large jobs.

@urch4ever 13 дней назад

The mechanical tools on the side you planned your lift on.

@rupe53 13 дней назад

At least one work bench on wheels so it can be rolled to where it's needed. My last shop had a bench with double 3/4" plywood top over 2x4 framing. Quite sturdy. Since then, I built another bench with 2x3 standing on edge, glued and screwed together. I added some 3/8" rod going front to rear to really firm it up, then coated with urethane. Neither of these was good for welding, which needs a metal top.

@johnmarsh481 13 дней назад

Ted has hit the nail on the head separate areas with appropriate backup. Benches on rollers is always a plus and wood storage limited to the wood working area is necessary to increase efficiency. A shop is after all a SHOP. It also needs to be easy to clean after a project is completed.

@ronbailey2954 13 дней назад

Good morning Lumnah Acres. Brutus is a very observant puppy if he noticed a tree out of place. That will serve him well as he advances into the farm protector.

@ddiver2200 13 дней назад

I don't understand, what's wrong with that tree, why did they cut it down?

@4Classie 13 дней назад

@@ddiver2200The tree was broke and making squeaking noises consistently that had Brutus barking at it, to would have died or fallen over the rest of the way anyways !

@mjsimm 13 дней назад

@@ddiver2200 wind broke it and the top was hanging down.

@danielwalker1717 12 дней назад

Put welding area close to door so you can do heavier welding outside for ventilation

@dianne11ca 13 дней назад

Al, you were just having too much fun with your new nuts 'n bolts organizer! If I were you, I'd be in my glory, too. Congratulations, the shop is really looking great. Organization is key to everything successful we put our hand to. Brutus will be half grown at 70 lbs? Holy Moly. I love that pup. Enjoy your day, dear Lumnahs!

@DianeThomson1960 13 дней назад

Toy Store

@lornawatkins8495 13 дней назад

You could plan workshop zones, welding zone, mechanical zone, woodworking zone with the appropriate tools in that zone.

@setdown2 13 дней назад

Absolutely...

@MelissaMalzahn 13 дней назад

That's what I was thinking too. Be best to have zones. Tools designated for each zone.

@cathiwim 13 дней назад

This is the best idea- woodworking zone, mechanical zone, welding zone, plumbing zone, etc.

@CallieMae3 13 дней назад

I had a dog who also loved cardboard. She would take it to her bed and rip it up. I figured it was an inexpensive way for her to relieve any perceived stress/anxiety.

@davidgetchell3633 13 дней назад

And the shredded cardboard can be added to the compost pile !

@AB-ol5uz 13 дней назад

and teething...Brutus is moving into teething season.

@ericroadking7564 13 дней назад

Brutus is such a good boy, he loves hanging out with is Dad!! Workshop / nuts and bolts / shelves all awesome!! Stay blessed all!!

@JustJokes-bw4fs 13 дней назад

Just ideas for you. At my work, we had a cleaning station to house buckets, mops, brooms etc. We also had a first aid station with sink, eye sink, shower, first aid kit etc. We also had mounted fire extinguishers. You may want to have some mounted bear spray as well, just an idea.

@brianrobbins3499 13 дней назад

I think Brutus needs a brother or sister to help him fend off the coyotes

@Roller-Ball 13 дней назад

My thought about placement. I would put the welding equipment by the garage door. You could open the door for ventilation and be able to pull up equipment and work outside the door, with taking leads outside. Just a thought.

@ednahartnett7407 13 дней назад

Brutus is so adorable...love the way you show your love for him...and your barn is becoming to be so convenient for so many things...Thanks for all your videos.

@sherpa972 13 дней назад

Nothing like an organized shop for efficient productivity. We are only given so much time so use it wisely, like watching Lumnah Acres😀

@afos3462 13 дней назад

Just make sure that you put emergency equipment close to the doors in case you need it in a hurry! That being first aid kit, fire extinguisher spare torch, heavy duty gloves and spare wellingtons. The rest is your choice!

@LumnahAcres 13 дней назад

What are wellingtons

@Marilyn100w 13 дней назад

In the UK, our rain boots were 'invented' / popularised by the Duke of Wellington, and called Wellington boots, shortened to wellies. You probably know them as waterproof boots/ rain boots / mud boots/ gum boots/ rain boots.

@derekbarratt 11 дней назад

@@Marilyn100w We also have a Welly throwing competition at our local week end village fetes. They are an awkward shape and heavy at one end, so working out the best way to hold them is a problem, as is the best way to throw them. It's the sort of daft thing that we English do.

@usbpphillips 13 дней назад

You can give Brutus childrens dramamine to help with the car rides. My dog used to get car sick until my vet told me to do this. Now she has realized that going for rides doesn't make her sick so she doesn't stress out and make hers self sick.

@vikkirobinson4131 13 дней назад

We used to have a dog that had to be sedated for car rides because he hated them so much. After a while he recognised the feeling of sedation kicking in and would walk, reluctantly, to the car without being asked, and wait by the door..

@glen748 13 дней назад

With your red shelves you can actually eliminate the doubled up legs and gain 4 inches of wall space. The shelf beams will actually connect to the neighboring leg. With that, if you take the bottom shelf out since you have the floor as a shelf, which you can then place pallets or items on wheels under the shelving system. Then with the bottom shelves and legs you removed viola!! you have another whole section of shelving. I am not a big welder but Andrew @ "The Kelley's Country Life" made a pretty versatile welding table Titled "Building My Dream Welding Table"

@probablynot1368 13 дней назад

Wait…what? Aren’t you putting additional force on the horizontal and diagonal shelf bracing? By eliminating an entire set of legs/columns & side bracing, and joining two shelf units, aren’t you relying on one set of bracing to support the two adjoining units? Then, by eliminating the lower shelf, you’re raising the center of gravity of the entire unit. I think this will require some bolting to the wall studs for extra support.

@susanchase7880 13 дней назад

@@probablynot1368 If a unit of shelves can hold 1000 lbs, wouldn't you lose the ability of the shelving to hold 500 lbs. if you take away 2 legs. I'm not a math person but the claim is what the unit can hold, and the unit is the shelving plus 4 legs.

@probablynot1368 13 дней назад

@@susanchase7880 You wouldn’t lose 1/2 of the holding capacity; however, I can only guess 25% to 30% strength is lost with the elimination of the bracing and legs that transfer the load vertically. A couple of physics classes and building engineering doesn’t make me a structural engineer. I always err on the side of safety.

@fossil4873 13 дней назад

@@susanchase7880 Capacity is 10,000 lb, not 1000. Which seems pretty hard to exceed. The legs do have holes in both sides so yes it's possible to assemble them as probablynot suggests. Only concern might be if your floor is uneven, which as Al has noted can happen with concrete.

@1amaker 13 дней назад

If you look at big box stores they piggy back their horizontals on the previous upright. That’s why they have holes for shelves on both sides of the upright.

@margaretbedwell3211 13 дней назад

Brutus is definitely growing in leaps and bounds. I can't imagine how big he is going to be at 2 yrs. old. Love the nuts and bolts bin. I know this is going to save so much time not only in finding the nut or bolt you need, but in having to go to Lowes to pick some up. Thanks for sharing and y'all have a Blessed week end.

@ChickenFarmer-ep2bp 13 дней назад

Good morning. I would suggest building a roll around welding table. With a vise at one end. That way you can move it around to wherever you're working. I made mine 3ft x 5ft for plenty of room .Hope everyone has a blessed weekend.

@markmitchell7359 13 дней назад

I agree, all tables, and tools should be on wheels.

@LumnahAcres 13 дней назад

How thick is the top of the table?

@ChickenFarmer-ep2bp 13 дней назад

@@LumnahAcres mine is 10 gauge. I built it nearly 20 years ago and it's still good and strong even after all the welding and grinding.

@markmitchell7359 13 дней назад

@LumnahAcres thickness is important but how it's reinforced matters more for stability and flatness.

@4Classie 13 дней назад

I said this comment already, Al check 'Diesel Creek' video from 3 months ago "How I built my 2,000 pound workbench" his metal welding worktables on wheels and he parks it by his other workbench standing in between !

@michaelannetts5714 13 дней назад

Don’t forget you need a dust collection system for the woodwork side of your work benches. Probably plug in hose dust extraction connection system so that you can move hoses and machines to suit.

@Coyote-tc1ww 13 дней назад

😂

@CCRider5312 13 дней назад

MY FAVORITE NH OFF GRID RU-vid FAMILY! Good Morning Lumnahs Al, Gina, Olivia and subscriber friends. I pray everyone has a Blessed Saturday morning, Weekend & week ahead !!! 😁👍🏼

@elainedegoede6276 13 дней назад

Love all the organizing. Looks great. Brutus is growing like anything and he is a beautiful dag. ❤

@gladysirizarry4004 12 дней назад

I love how Brutus follows Al everywhere, he just loves hanging out 🐶♥️

@williamdegnan4718 13 дней назад

I think your shop needs roll around workstations. Maybe starting with one for the table saw. They can be moved around as needed for workflow but mostly so you can get good angles for video. I would also start thinking about overhead electrical cord reels for power tools and for lighting for video production. There are some nice adjustable height work tops commercially available. Or you can construct that are at good ergonomic heights for each of you. Also consider a dust collection system. And maybe an exhaust extractor that can be placed over an exhaust pipe. Definitely should have a flammable liquids cabinet. Consider organizing tools in kits, based on recurring tasks.

@TXNLaurenMcN 13 дней назад

@williamdegnan4718 ~ And an easily accessible first aid kit!

@arthurwalls9091 13 дней назад

D morning Lumnahs...👋👋👋 Just one little & simple thing u asked about... You asked about suggestions to keep dust out of ur nut & bolt bins ... Simple , an Old School solution , cheap & easy ... Think old spring loaded roll up window shades... Easy to install & easy to use ...They also make them in thin light vinyl & even in heavier soft pliable plastic & even in even clear or colored vinyl... And they also sell heavier metal flat bars for extra weight instead of the lightweight wood ones to add extra stability in windy conditions ( they work , we used them where I worked in some warehouse offices...👌👍👋👋👋

@williamdegnan4718 13 дней назад

@@TXNLaurenMcN Good point. I've got my trauma bag hanging here but it doesn't do much in Al's shop. I highly recommend the boy scout First Aid Merit Badge pamphlet as a companion to a good kit and some good ideas about what should be in an FAK. Being so remote, the homestead should have a good trauma bag as well as a good selection of over the counter medicines. Who wants to drive into town when you're feeling sick?

@TXNLaurenMcN 13 дней назад

@@williamdegnan4718 ~ I loved the Boy Scout handbooks when I was a kid. We used to have a set of them and I probably spent hours transfixed by those books. I wonder what happened to them? I was 7 when we lived in that house. Boy Scout books gave way to the Foxfire books, I know that much!

@kevincameron8437 13 дней назад

For tool storage, I would go to HF and get the 56" rolling cab tool box since it has a workbench. I would also get the 6 drawer full bank service cart so you can wheel it around the shop floor. For woodworking tools, just build some workbenches with tool storage cubbies underneath for the larger hand tools and drill racks for your battery hand tools. A few pieces of peg board or the new slat walls that are out now so that you can hang items on the walls where your work benches are. The slat walls allow flexibility for new and odd size tools.

@lynngeiger9168 11 дней назад

My neighbor got the US General tool box's and they are built well His are the big and wide setup with tall cab on the side. Good stuff

@marymigliore3396 13 дней назад

Brutus is a great dog !! He is going to be a good protection for the animals ! I LOVE YOU ALL !!! 🥰 🥰 🥰

@davidflarrety9655 13 дней назад

I really like the idea of work benches being the same or similar dimensions with each section having its own modular storage trolleys underneath. The beauty of that is that if you want to rearrange your workshop areas you just have to move your modular under bench trolleys. Not only that, you can move that trolley to your job with all the relevant bits and pieces right there.

@danielhitchcock3817 13 дней назад

To bad you lost your elect outlet behind the bolt bin. You going to install a vehicle lift, if so, might want to take that into consideration as to which side of your shop will be for repairs, vs woodworking? However, you are real good at planning & designing!

@johnchristopher20 13 дней назад

Droughts don’t happen often in the northeast, but they do happen. All the farms around me built retention ponds. Enough for a growing season or two depending on the severity of the drought.

@PabloP169 13 дней назад

Sometimes it is good to not use a bottom shelf, as in that way you can put heavier stuff or stuff on half pallets, directly on the floor. Riv nuts can be very handy for a range of metal related builds. I have a Riv nut tool for setting the nuts, but there are other methods that can be used especially in spots with restricted tool access.

@andrewpinson1268 13 дней назад

I built some roll around cabinets using those black and yellow Stanley parts bins to store all the "doodads" electrical parts small parts etc. A lot of work, but I am a sucker for organization. You cannot have a whole hardware store, but walk through a HW store or Harbors Freight and imagine what would be useful that would save a trip to town for a $2 item.

@chrisjackson9978 13 дней назад

You need a blacksmith's anvil mounted on a large wooden block for pounding on. Divide your workbenches along the back wall. One side for woodwork, the otherside for metal work. You could build a welding table to the same size as your metal working bench. I would also recommend having two 6 inch jaw engineer's vices on your metal working bench.

@user-ni3me9dg3g 13 дней назад

If it were me, I would try to figure out how to build a platform that hangs from the roof in front of that wide door. Lower the platform, load it up with stuff, raise it up to the upper level and unload it. You have to keep the doorway area free anyway so you lose no space. The lift prevents you from having to throw the insulation up for example. You would use the space on the upper level more if it were easier to get stuff up and down.

@peterlennart9062 13 дней назад

Good Morning everyone. You asked for ide3as on organizing your workshop. From my own experience, don't fix anything to floor or walls at the beginning. It takes some time to find out placing as it depends on how you work and your habits. Toolboxes on Wheels are preferable.

@LumnahAcres 13 дней назад

That makes sense about not fixing anything down. I like casters

@rupe53 13 дней назад

@@LumnahAcres weight will hold storage shelves to the floor but absolutely fasten those shelves to the wall (high and low) so they can't tip or shift when using forks or pallet jacks. Also, screw them together so all are as a single unit. (like kitchen cabinets) BTW, if that floor will get wet on a regular basis, add a block of PT wood under each leg to keep it off the floor. You will thank me in 10 years when there's no rust.

@peterlennart9062 13 дней назад

@@rupe53 From what it looked like, the shelf bars can connect one from left and one from right on one of the uprights between two shelves. That will make the three sections become one wide section. So for a three section setup you need four uprights".

@rupe53 13 дней назад

@@peterlennart9062 yes, that can work if they can interconnect, as you suggested. My main concern with any freestanding shelves is keeping them from tipping, so securing them to the wall in this case.

@gaylewatkins4685 13 дней назад

Good Morning Al and Gina. I enjoyed this shop video and you have a fantastic Comment section. Lots of awesome suggestions. 👍 Brutus is a smart puppy and already knows when something is suspiciously off in the woods. I love how he alerted you to the suspicious tree. Wow! Brutus has a deep bark for a puppy. When he's grown his bark and size will stop predators in the tracks. I'm on team Brutus. 🤗❣️

@dalespohnholtz2781 13 дней назад

Anchor the shelves to the wall. You can always move the units around without the holes in the concrete. Just add a fender washer with the screws. It's worked for me for years as situations change.

@glorialehl376 13 дней назад

54 lbs Our friends have a dog like yours. The growth in those first months is amazing!

@wandaarganbright4056 13 дней назад

My Vet told me to give my pup cold baby carrots while he was teething. The cold helps to numb his teething pain. It worked great!

@chrisoakey9841 13 дней назад

Put an I beam on the roof in front of the pallet racking, and an electric winch on a trolley. Then you can easily take the load of whatever you want to put on the shelves. If you extend the beam over the lift, you can hoist things up there also. But things like your brake could sit on top of the shelving.

@LumnahAcres 13 дней назад

That would come in handy

@4Classie 13 дней назад

The Red Metal Shelves material at $50.00 would take-up less space than any counter-space built from wood, so buy plenty more mislabeled Shelvings, put one up in Mezzanine, replace the one that Gina put for Milking supplies, build one into two 2 shelf shelving units by cutting 4 side supports in half, then assemble, so buy many more than needed X2 !

@jospike1470 13 дней назад

You should ask Ben for some suggestions about setting out your shop....am sure that he'll have some good suggestions from the different shops he's worked in

@paulvanhouts3365 13 дней назад

Hi Al and Gina, you may want to set up some timber and steel racking against a wall. Think about setting up woodworking area, metal work area, a vehicle maintenance bay and near both welding and woodworking areas have an assembly area. Each area has its most used tools nearby. You will find that with any woodwork the whole shop will get dusty 7nless you install a dust collection system. Also with welding you would also do well with a fume extractor. I have fold away benches that make more room when you need the floor. You can build your own.

@texacostar9543 13 дней назад

Enjoyed the throwback phrase to Lily Tomlin's "One ringy dingy, two ringy dingy". I expected to hear Ernestine's snort at the end but realize that would be too wild for you Al. Love your channel and love that you are showing us more of your personality wiith the quips here and there..

@MichaelWilliamsSA 13 дней назад

Might be a good idea to use 1/2 pallets under the red racks and take out the bottom shelf, if you are bolting down the uprights. Because you have a pallet jack might be better to store and move heavy things.

@sharonyoung8251 13 дней назад

You did a great job of building tables for your woodworking tools as well as storage for your smaller tools on your own property. Incorporating those into your new shop design would be useful.

@LorraineDennison1960 13 дней назад

You could make a great pond at the bottom of that runoff drain.

@shirleyannconfer9651 13 дней назад

I love the red shelving! I have to chuckle about the box being printed inside out. I love it when a packaging error saves the customer money! Brutus is growing like a weed! He seems to be flourishing in the barn. Talk to your veterinarian about the chewing, because it could become destructive if he gets bored. I know you’ve mentioned it before, but what’s he expected to top out at? I’m not a mechanic or woodworker, but I used to work in an office next to the garage for highway maintenance. My guys swore by Snap-On tools and tool boxes.

@Paul_Peterson 13 дней назад

Love the Flexispot desks I have, works great even for a tall guy like me. I’m guessing Brutus is 58 lbs! He is a beautiful dog.

@UncleGo67 13 дней назад

Harbor Freight has Good Offers for Tool Chests..👍😎

@ilenesatchell5445 12 дней назад

Today I searched through your old videos to find one from when you built the barn at the old homestead by yourself. I found "One Man Builds a Post and Beam Barn Kit" and sent the link to the Simple Life Portugal channel. This man and his wife moved to Portugal and spent all their money on a small piece of land and building a house. Last fall she was diagnosed with cancer and died within a few weeks. He is attempting to carry on and desperately needs to grow the channel. I sent him your video link so he could see that instead of only doing a weekly walk around (as he is doing), you invited viewers to participate by watching you work, and giving us close up views, and talking to us. I just have to say that this brought back wonderful memories of when I first found your channel. I've often wondered how it happened that way back then you knew how to videotape so effectively.

@isnoo1 13 дней назад

Oh I LOVE Brutus!! On ya kiddo!!

@dorisharrison9885 13 дней назад

Gooood morning,looks great,my favorite color,enjoyed watching,Brutus is a typical puppy chewing everything he finds lol😊🪻💜🇺🇸

@sandhollowhomestead6972 12 дней назад

Hi Al! Rain not snow. Finally. A barn on a farm protects from harm. 😊

@njswimdad 13 дней назад

Your bolts bins bring back memories of working in an old hardware store; used the same kind of bins and drawers. Order a collection of O rings too, they come in the same size box as your drawers I think I remember. When you do your workbenches, make sure your table saw is movable, and that you have enough clearance for your cut-off saw to handle long pieces. I think you had those set ups on the old homestead.

@-TruthHurts 13 дней назад

workshop wise i would recommend to keep literally everything on wheels from the get go...

@ronaldesler686 13 дней назад

As for a welding table Country Veiw Acers and Denise Creek both have flics on manufacture their own weld tables, hope this helps. KEEP ON CHUGGING!😂

@Jeff-vt8kn 13 дней назад

Build a stationary table for welding with a metal sheet backing so sparks don't fly everywhere, plus you can add welding curtains on the sides and behind you as you weld.

@uoobwatcher 13 дней назад

Since I retired at the end of 2022…I started re-arranging and organizing my shop. I had nuts, bolts, wood screws, washers, electrical, you name it everywhere. I sorted everything into plastic “pack out” type cases and labeled everything. I now know what I have and “don’t” have.

@SuesSecretGarden3 13 дней назад

Love the pride you take in your homestead. Brutus is so so cute. smart Brutus 😊

@tonydibartolo7985 13 дней назад

as far as a workbench is concerned start on the wall at about 12" up from the floor, and put a full length "2x4 plate" on it then build the legs at a 45° angle up to the top of the work bench. as far as the top is concerned build a frame of 2x4s topped with 1/2" or 3/4" plywood or osb, if you want you can cover the top with a formica or other surfacing material to keep it clean and easy to maintain. this way you keep the floor easy to sweep.

@user-om8jz8xr6s 13 дней назад

Thank you Al for 3 videos a week. I enjoy every one

@samleigh7817 13 дней назад

Shadow board for common tools, anything used only occasionally up on the mezzanine level. sort racks by task carpentry, welding, mechanicals, electrics, painting. Have a good space for fixings too.

@jimsorsby9324 12 дней назад

What a good idea to cover up a double socket outlet with your fancy nuts and bolts set up. If you are serious about organisation then it's time you finished off jobs before you start new ones like putting covers on your electrical outlets, uncovering the windows in the door or at least tidying up the mess that's there. Also I would strongly recommend you put a safety barrier on your mezanine floor before you "accidentally" fall off. A fall from that height can really hurt. Health and safety may be different in the UK but falls still happen.

@Coyote-tc1ww 12 дней назад

Hey Jim…Always been a Dik?

@ChrisMeek-gg5de 13 дней назад

Good morning, everyone!!

@LumnahAcres 13 дней назад

Goooooood Morning Chris

@samvalentine3206 13 дней назад

Good morning, Chris!

@paulawhite2882 11 дней назад

You cannot beat a Great Pyrenees dog. They are the best!

@bobt3374 13 дней назад

Hi Al,Gina & Brutus. I do love that Brutus making a new floor design with cardboard so funny. The racking & bolt trays are an excellent start to the workshop tool install well done with that choice Al. Take care happy family.

@chardavis9659 13 дней назад

Hi Al. We worry about your workshop. We would love for you to create an egress door for emergencies. Please give it serious consideration. Workshops can be dangerous places. Love ya and enjoy all your videos.

@denisemusicnut 13 дней назад

It might be handy to put a FlexiSpot desk in your workshop. It would facilitate small projects that require close work, since you can adjust the height.

@AineMacDermot 13 дней назад

He'll need one if he's planning on getting any kind of CNC fabrication equipment. I'd plan for it. Plasma cutter?

@wileycoyotesr8623 12 дней назад

When it all goes crazy and the days get rainy and the nights get long and you find you’re starin' at your ceiling and you want to cry about the floor just remember it'll be all right. 👍👍👍

@guygrotke8059 13 дней назад

Good Morning! We love our Harbor Freight toolbox.

@LumnahAcres 13 дней назад

Goooooood Morning Guy. Thanks. Which model did you get. I think they have three different ones now.

@MichaelWilliamsSA 13 дней назад

Hey Al and Gina. Love your vids. When you put those red units next to each other can't you just use one end piece between the shelves instead of two? Looks like the upright has two columns of holes so an upright can host a shelf on both sides. Then you extend their use.

@LumnahAcres 13 дней назад

We can, but we don’t have any extra horizontal pieces so we’re just using all the legs up. And then if we want to move them in separate them in the future, we can.

@1amaker 13 дней назад

If you eliminate the bottom shelf you can roll items in on the floor then gain more shelves by putting the extra cross bars in between two end pieces of a shelving unit.

@DrValerie800 13 дней назад

I'm not mechanically-minded at all but I am pretty crafts-oriented, so to me, you can never have too many workbenches! That really helps when one has several projects going at the same time, that have to be laid out to cure, etc.

@DoctorBillTheRadioMan 13 дней назад

Great to see some Color going in the shop. You Know It Was The New Guy They Told To Fold Boxes.

@LumnahAcres 13 дней назад

😂

@hyland4069 13 дней назад

Good morning from Gatwick wishing you all a very happy and peaceful weekend 🎉

@LumnahAcres 13 дней назад

Goooooood Morning Gatwick

@terryrussel523 12 дней назад

It's not the wind blowing so much as what's blowing IN the wind . . .sounds and smells by the dozen , without doubt. Sweet 'Little' Pup ! Your family is so Blessed and a Blessing to US ! I first started watching your postings on YT when you acquired your little goat from that family in Arizona ? . . . Weed'em n Wreap ? I should never have left my farming community when I graduated high school . . .

@polkcellar 13 дней назад

Brutus has a serious bark already! As for your suggestion box, I think fire protection would also be a important consideration on your rural homested and barn areas. I've enjoyed your progress very much. Liking the spring trim job too.😊t

@tvcat3665 13 дней назад

My dad would have loved watching you build houses, workshop, barn ect. He loved helping relatives build stuff. Would have loved watching you fix up the workshop. 🤗

@RobinHoogenbosch 13 дней назад

split the racks and get more beams to join them

@4Classie 13 дней назад

And just eliminate all bottom shelves, spacing the remaining 3 differently, plus put the Mezzanine Stored Insulation on top Shelf !

@4Classie 11 дней назад

Get a 2 Wheel Wheelbarrow to gather rocks whenever working on new fence ( rocks are needed wherever water runoffs, wheelbarrow load can always be dumped into Tractor Bucket ) and digging waterlines, hang ( store ) hand Shovels, Rakes and other large hand tools by shops man-door, so when getting with muddy shoes, tracks less !

@davidward1259 12 дней назад

Al, you need a 2nd drawer unit of the Bolts-and-Nuts. Then place the 2 drawer units between the bins, That way you can see what's in all the drawers and in the bins as well.

@kimnelligan9820 13 дней назад

Good morning I would say he weighs about 47 pounds guys enjoy that rain it makes the flowers grow in the grass grow at least it’s not snowing anymore❤❤

@salisbury1944 13 дней назад

Workshop: Clean area (bench woodworking), dirty area (oiling, greasing, dismantling/assembly of mechanical parts), welding area (canvas curtains on a folding wheeled frame and a heavy canvas sheet to place under your project), cleaning area (sink, HP washer, sandblasting, etc)

@cyndeecollings9461 13 дней назад

AL THE WORK SHOP YOU BUILT AT YOUR OLD FARM WAS FANTASTIC WHY NOT BUILD ANOTHER OF THOSE HERE. IT DID EVERYTHING YOU WANDED IT TO DO, IT HELP WITH THE WOOD WORK AND EVERYTHING ELSE YOU USED IT FOR. AND YOU MADE IT FOR WHAT YOU WORK WITH NOT JUST EVERYONE. GOD BLESS LUMNAH FARMS

@ricardodeangelo3851 13 дней назад

Your animals are very well cared for.

@TheKamakuraGardener 13 дней назад

Good Day from Kamakura, Japan! 🇯🇵 Hello Lumnah Acres Family & Friends! Have a great weekend everyone! 🤩🐶👍🏾

@Heisstrong 13 дней назад

Hello again Robert! 🤩🐶👍

@LumnahAcres 13 дней назад

Goooooood Morning Japan. How’s the garden going

@evalinawarne1337 13 дней назад

Good day, Robert and LADY 🐶 ❤

@TheKamakuraGardener 13 дней назад

@@LumnahAcresIt’s coming along nicely! Check it out. 😊

@TheKamakuraGardener 13 дней назад

@@evalinawarne1337Good morning Evalina! Happy homecoming to you! 🙏🏿🤩🐶

@katesisco 13 дней назад

Yes, I like that neat beard also on that handsome man. 42 is the number. Have you noticed when they misplace their tool, they raid YOUR toolbox because they KNOW you keep everything in place? A subscriber below has a roll around of small tray for those I KNOW I HAVE ONE OF THOSE IF I COULD JUST FIND IT. Waiting for your kit.

@johnwagoner2279 13 дней назад

I mounted most of my racks, toolboxes and racks on heavy duty castes so I can roll them to a project work areas if needed. It also gives me flexibility to re-arrange the shop to meet future needs. They can be hooked to the walls for stability if desired. I am having serious workshop envy.🤗

@131dyana 11 дней назад

In my art room I have a corner for sewing, a corner for storage, and a rack for supplies and two easles for painting on canvas by the cupboard for painting. In the cupboard I have envelopes of all sizes and construction paper for makin greeting cards. I also have a wagon in front of the cupboard for portable painting when I want to paint a picture away from home. You have to do that now. Set up zones.

@irakopilow9223 13 дней назад

Looking great! As much as it would help to have the ultimate shop layout, I think it needs to be flexable to fit your workflow. Since the shop is new, you don't really know what is going to work. I think you need to complete a few projects before you can optimize having the tools and supplies where you need them. Try to minimize your steps and get things layed out in a linear fashion so you don't have crossing patterns. Before long, the way you work will let you know how to best lay things out.

@verajamieson8020 13 дней назад

A section for eack project and tools stored in appropriate areas?

@williambridges6742 13 дней назад

Looks like Al has a work space buddy. He loves Al

@marilynm7663 12 дней назад

Gina, Another way you can help in the workshop…. Get those metal outlet covers on! Loving Al’s “hardware store” for nuts and bolts, fasteners, fittings and fuses. The gauge is cool!

@douglasbooker8330 13 дней назад

Good morning everyone! AL & Gina & Ms. Olivia. I’m liking the setup in the shop! Brutus is getting Huge God Bless

@LumnahAcres 13 дней назад

Goooooood Morning Doug. Thanks for Brutus is going like a weed. 😂

@samvalentine3206 13 дней назад

Good morning, Doug!

@douglasbooker8330 13 дней назад

@@samvalentine3206Good morning Sam have a blessed weekend.

@722garage9 13 дней назад

Like the space you have. I’ve created three areas in my work room in Germany - electrical, wood and metal. They are at different levels and have their tools set up in each zone soldering station (precision work), drill press, grinder, chop saw so everything is no more than three feet from where I work. Anything big, or I haven’t used in more than three months is in the shed! You’re lucky to have the space I dream of! Look up Taylor Rays mobile welding and work island that’s on wheels and can be moved to where you need it

@DinSF 12 дней назад

Brutus 53 lbs. Can you show us a drawing of how you are thinking organizing? This will also help us better understand the space and layout? Im wondering if you might want to put wheels on one of the shelves for rolling the super frequent things or use the rolling shelf to put your new organzing boxes on and roll to what ever area you are working on? Im sure there are wheels with locks that won't bother the floor. And also have work benches with wheels too. Safety wise I would think putting the carpentry area as far away from the welding area would decrease fire chances from sparks catching wood. Also, have the carpentry area near the door so it's easier to clean and sweep the sawdust out the door. Because orgazing is a work in progress, I would wait before bolting things in permanently.

@jamesgrant8462 13 дней назад

I'm an old mechanic and have had the bolt and nut bins for years. Nice set up. One word of caution, beware of the birds. I've had everything, from wrens to screech owls because the bins make the perfect nests. Got so bad one year I had to put a drape over the front to keep them out. Hornets like them to but not to often.🦉

@househen1 13 дней назад

We have the same shelves but in black. We did have to add some wood on top of the wire because what we have on the shelves was making it sag. We purchased the shelving units at least 13 years ago they still look like new with no issues. There is a lot of tool boxes out there. For the money we went with the Husky brand. They go on sale quite often. They have worked great for us.

@richardthomas1743 13 дней назад

HEY! Good morning Al , Gina and Olivia! Have an awesome weekend everybody!

@LumnahAcres 13 дней назад

Goooooood Morning enjoy the nice weather.

@SandraVanLankvelt 13 дней назад

Brutus is getting BIG lolol. Wow by the time you get everything in place there's going to be a whole lot of mechanic's, etc. that are going to have bolt's and etc. ENVY LOLOL. Great time savers for sure AL. Hugs to Brutus just a sweet little (NOT) Pup!!