Jerry stop asking if we like particular types of vids, we like them all!! You just made watching paint dry fun and interesting. Keep up the good work bro!
Its not Bills fault if Jerry got laid off from Microsoft, at least he didnt get laid off personally, and if you really need someone to blame on , blame the Microsoft human resources department
Ozay Osidi its almost a plus if you think about it. Maybe Barnacules wasn't lazy enough for the company. So in essence they are saying he works too hard and they kept all the lazy people ;)
Jerry, concrete heats up as it cures. Keeping it hot can actually weaken it considerably. It's why they ran cold water through the hoover dam as they were constructing it to cure it faster and make sure it had the strength it needed. Many people believe that some of the concrete in the dam is still curing to this day.
You are boss! This is proof that nerds can do it if they find good enough motivation. You pushed through the sweat and the thought of having made a mistake and came out boss!
Really liking this project! Always excited to see new uploads from you - vlogs, unboxings, codegasms, 3d prints, anything where Xander makes an appearance - all great stuff :)
This is exactly what I love about this channel, although it is primarily based around technology and games you also include random projects like this and when you installed that smart thermostat. Love the videos, keep it up!
I've only seen a couple of your vlogs,. but I like that your vlogs are focussed on one project or one area of your life and not everything in your life for one day.
That moment when you went so nerd that you used a bitcoin operation to dry the floors off...That's a whole new level of nerd, if not multiple levels higher. I just don't even know how to react to it.
***** Of course - otherwise it would etch the throat and stomach away. At least it is strong enough to dissolve raw meat. My point is if it is that good to drink that stuff in masses, like every day?
The angle grinder is probably my best friend for tools, used it for some many projects. Thanks for the video, I needed to watch something to procrastinate and it actually turned out to also be interesting.
Bucky 1000 AMD is not that bad. And technically the "AMD chip" runs cooler. It lets the heat into the air better the which is what it is meant to happen.
These videos are awesome, please continue making not only the garage updates, but the vlog type videos as well if possible. They are one of my favorite videos of yours.
Hey Jerry the only problem with using the cement based stuff is it doesnt flex. That crack WILL move and open up again. You had rhe right idea using something flexible but as you foind out silicone was not the choice. Personally i would of used a product called sikaflex. We get it here in Aus not sure if you have it but it is flexible with excellent adhesion but best of all it can be painted over unlike regialr silicone. Source: Im a builder
What a difference a coat of paint (or 2) make! Looking forward to seeing the whole garage project finished and seeing what end's up being created in the space! Keep up the good work!
I did this to my garage a few years ago. I remember being in the same position as you with cracks. I think I used regular caulk when filling the cracks. I wish I had known about that liquid cement. It probably would have been quicker. Mine turned out well, but dang is sealing a garage floor a pain in the ass. So much prep work and waiting for things to dry.
I like vlogs like this! Its nice to have this opened in a side window while I'm working on other stuff. It's like having a really entertaining TV show with nerds/geeks that know cool shit!
So glad you showed the cement fill and didn't pull a "On The Next Episode". I'm all for seeing you set up your retro gaming stuff that'll be cool. Cant wait to see the finished garage!!
I bought a garage floor kit at Lowes and it came with paint chips to add to the floor and a gallon of clear coat. It came out awesome and it was less than a hundred bucks.
Hangar floor paint is a 2 part epoxy that sets rock hard and fills all your cracks too. Mix it up, pour in=t on the floor level it with a squeegee broom and walk away (as high as a kite) ....job done!!
Really love the garage fixing "series". Everyone makes mistakes, so nothing wrong there, if you learn from it =) Hope to see more just like this video on fixing the garage! =) Great job!
Love this kind of Vlogs! like that it's not just about the "mancave" and 3d printing. love to see you in real life doing other things like this "on the project vlog"
I really like these vlogs and hope that You continue to do them. Overall I'm glad You are making videos again, the world becomes a much better place when we get to enjoy your way of living and entertaining! Best wishes to You and Your family!
Jerry, the best way to use the hydraulic cement is to make it almost the consistancy of a thin milkshake and pour into the crack and let it settle down into it. Just saying, I've done a lot of that type work.
I'm happy to see whatever you have to post. I do like these vlogs though. I love watching any space transform into a maker space. Another cool thing would be to see what problems you solve around your house with nothing but 3D printing.
Did not think I would enjoy watching this but this is actule intresting and insightfull I would love to see more of these, cant wait to see the finished look.
You did a great job! When you'll move more stuff in there, considering it is a small space, figure out something about ventilation. It would quickly become hot and uncomfortable.
Don't be too hard on yourself, as long as you can crack a cold one and look at your floor and be proud of your work is what matters in the end. Plus we all got a nice entertaining video lol.
Just a thought, If you're going to put a CNC in there you're gonna make some dust, I'd be looking at making a cabinet to put the CNC in to contain the mess, there's some good shop vac's you could hookup to help. On the floor I'd be looking at some big floor rugs that you can potentially roll up and take out if you're doing wet or super messy work. just suggestions, you probably thought of this already ;)
I'm really glad you made this video, man. I'm gonna paint the floor of my garage to make it into a sort of recreation room. It's nice being able to learn from your experience in a quality video before I even break out the paint. :)
I was thoroughly entertained watching someone clean out out their garage, then fix the floor. From this, I have realized my entertainment choices are strange
