Shipping Container Shaping Bay [Part 8 Electrical & Lighting] 

electrician here. If youre not gonna pre twist your wires before puttin wirenuts on, turn the wirenuts until the wires start to twist outside of it, if there's one half assed connction it could get really hot and potentiely start a fire :P

Feels great how a single person can handle alone so many tasks (drywall, electricity, painting etc.). Amazing skills! Greetings from a fellow craftsman based in the Basque Country

I never know I enjoy watching people making containers🤓 thanks for sharing😊

Hey few minutes ago I watch your all parts and I am waiting for next part and you upload this part 😮

First of all, fantastic work, period. As a commercial/industrial electrician, I do have some advice for the future to make your life a little easier. I get that I'm just some guy on the internet, and you aren't asking for advice, but I just appreciate the thought you put into this project, and sincerely wanted to give you some pointers in electrical work for the future. Home Depot sells ground tails for grounding our boxes, so you don't have to make them if you don't want to. At 3:34, you have some open air wires. While there's nothing unsafe in and of itself, they are obviously venerable to damage. MC Cable, SO, or even a piece of regular cord can mitigate that for in-home use. It's just a little better than straight THHN, which isn't really to code (not that it matters). At 5:08, when you put the light switch in, for metal boxes those little ears are made to be removed so there are no sharp edges outside the boxes, and the cover sits a little more flush. Those tabs are just for putting a light switch in drywall to hold it flush with the wall. For your outlets, don't be afraid to put some wire in there! About 6in. is perfect, because it's easy to remove them and change something out or fix later. The wire just stuffs right in the box. It's also very nice to wrap your screws in electrical tape, so the next guy has less chance of being shocked when you take the cover off. What I really love is how you snaked those wires behind the pipe using one holes to hold it in place, very nice. Also, that double 90 was kickass. You wouldn't believe how many people at my job don't use them at all, and they look fantastic! Finally, good job double-checking your wiring with a tester, it's super important to make sure you did it correct. I couldn't have done this project better if I tried, really good work.

What a great shaping bay!! Gotta be better than what most professionals have to work in. I’ve really enjoyed watching this series and I can’t wait to see some board building again. Thanks for all the inspiration!

All i can think of is how awesome it would be if you hide the cables inside the container texture before applying the insulation. Invisible cables. On the other hand if you ever need to maintain something it´s not easy to access.

You’re a beast for getting after it with attention to detail on each step!! Jealous of this setup, but you earned every bit of it with all the effort you put in man! Hell yeah! I’ll take two! ;) haha

Mesmerizing and satisfying, is how I would describe this video. Thank you.

Job done. Watched all of 'Em and felt like I was there with u. Lol. Great job Sr.

Dude! That ish is on point! I couldn't stop watching. Now,...late for work. Lol. I absolutely never comment on these DIY videos but this was extremely informative & your attention to record/present strategic steps is impressive. Your work looks good hommie! Real good.

Great job dude. Looks super clean

More top-notch work (as usual)!

New subscriber here and a aspiring builder here, that all the hardwork you dedicated to build a facility from container was such amazing. It was satisfying to watch from the start to finish. Love this build cant wait for your future content.

The skills you have are amazing and you did everything on your own.

Can't wait for the next video. Great job,sir!

Work of art, that’s all I can say. 🔥🔥🔥

Watching from the Philippines. Much love and admiration for your work sir. ❤❤❤

Great detail. Looks good

I was waiting for this part, finally!!!

I bet that was a lot of work doing all of the electrical, but the lighting looks really good when it was done. Thanks for sharing and Happy Memorial Day.

I have to say you did an awesome work with that! Professional job! You are very talented! All the best to you from Portugal.

Отличная работа!

Good job man. But I think if you thought of a way to hide the electric pipes with gypsum boards or something like that it would have been great

I enjoyed your video.

WOW! Bro your are a complete Professional Handyman! Every details in every work was excellent! Congratulations and have success in your projects!💪🧰🏄

Dude got experience in everything

I just saw a clip of the beginning of this on youtube shorts, insane to think, this guy does all this surfing stuff, but nah gonna build a PRO shaping bay by freaking hand and professionally do all the electricals in the entire place 🤯🤯

Amazing to watch. Great job. I personally like Wago but you’re more skilled than me by a lot

Well made video dude. I came from the ramp build. That must take so much dang time 👏

Great job, the details, measuring everything perfect. I'm from Brazil and it's not common to see this work in a container.

great house )

*Sees wire nuts *Cries in european

喜歡這系列🥰

I started from the part 1 to this I was thinking about gaming room and you make this 😢😢😢😂😂😂

Can’t wait till you start posting board build videos again! The new bay looks sick btw!!

love for india 🇮🇳 i see your 8 parts looks amazing

so good!

Wow! I can’t believe how far this channel has come. Remember me? Congrats man 🤙

Awesome 😮

When I come to California I'm teaching you how to do a box offset with that 1/2" bender! ❤

DOPE!!!!❤

Genial saludos cordiales desde Patagonia Chile

Not trying to knock you now because it looks good looks dang good

Fun to watch and appreciating the care going into the project! Couple of thoughts from a DIY guy: putting conduit in behind the drywall might have been better. Not sure if you decided the ease of doing it after was greater than the aesthetic nor not but it was in my mind. I'd be curious to find out as I would like to do a similar project sometime in the future. Also saw you upgraded the drill. Run your clutch down a minimum setting when doing metal-metal screw work and you can use it easily in the place of your screwdriver.

This is part 8, right? The last video is named part 7. I feel so relaxed watching the series!

Man thats some cool shit

역시 이 시대 최후의 낭만...

Love how this is coming together! What kind of lights are these?

No lo se... Por que veo este tipo de videos, si mi profesión es Pastelería jejejeje😅 pero eres increíble saludos desde Venezuela

당신은 승리자

Wowww

such a cool process. wondering why you didnt put all this behind the drywall? still very cool

Looks great, I'm curious if there's anything on the inside that prevents you from accidentally being locked into your shop from the outside though. Just a little paranoid tick of mine that your kids playing outside wouldn't know you're in there and would go and accidentally lock you inside.

Love form India

Are au connecting the screws on the wall to what? Insulation and steel cointainer outside wall?

Very interesting to see how electrical installation is done in the United States, there are some differences to Germany 😁

Lila oge nya nyieun nu kitu mang bulan2,jadi panasaran kula

I thought this was going to be a residence, but with all this exposed electrical I guess it's going to be industrial.

The only critical, that would make, is to put some gfi's in there. It would be a lot safer and more convenient for you. Just a tip, especially on those countertop areas

And as far as putting lights in the ceiling you can put it inside the ceiling you may have to run your wires from the front to the back along the little grooves you could leave one of these styrofoam pieces out of there and used LED strip lights

Jedi!

WoW

What is the SOURCE of the electricity? We saw you run all of the internal wiring, but what is the external source of the power?

Im a professional electrician, and i have to ask, did you used to work in the trade as well?? Cause your bends are nicer than 90% of the stuff ive seen in my trade. Everything looks so nice and level 😂 If you for some reason stop making boards and move to the middle of nowhere in Canada, we'll hire you! 😂

Now make a suspended ceiling so that these pipes and wires are not visible 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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Is that a power invertor on top and a regulator on bottom?

Hello, I saw all of the videos and my guess is that he probably does this for a living, or where do this people get the time and the money for all of this work? I asure you I defenetely don't have the time or the money for all of this work. I leave my house at 3am and come back at 4pm ,and all I want to do is sleep😂, besides I know everybody is different, but with that money he spent I would rather go traveling😅😅, but don't get me wrong it looks awsome how he trasform all of this.

👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

All that work to make the conduit look good but no box offsets. Still looks great though.

How much did it cost you to complete?

What the heck is this container being used for? Why no windows?

Why did you not put it in first? Under all the drywall? Would have looked cleaner.

Just wondering, why didn’t you put it in the wall?

I'm 1st☝🏻💯👀

Did you get a permit for any of your work on this shipping container. I'm sure California requires them.

I assumed you would use plastic pipes for easy repainting and camouflage

blud i live in minnesota where am i gonna surf the river?

I have a question, isn't it risky to use metal parts to route electrical wires inside of it? what if earth's up and starts sending electric charges through the pipe themselves? ._.

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The electrics and lighting should have been done before the drywall so it was all hidden underneath for a cleaner look

iron pipe that you use for the cable line?

Whaou it's a electr'experimentation

TB. Awesome Workshop TB I think you just broke the Saying. Jack of All Trades master of None, well you Are Master of All . TB if the Surf Board every slow down you can Open a Tanning Bed for Three. 👍🏻 Awesome.

More work i see

Very nice but you should have installed all that behind your drywall. You would have had more space and the place would have looked more clinical. Nice job though. Well done.

wires should have been the first step to have it beneath the walls, would have lookes so much nicer

It's all great EXCEPT, no conduit running up to the AC side of LED driver. It's all up to code besides that!

What is this for

Pls I would like to come to Ghana and construct one for me

Why metal pipes for electrical wires?

Why is not plastic?😮

You bent the 90s but couldn't bend a box offset? Lol.

I really hope you have an electrician's licence or at least got an electrician to look over your handiwork and sign off on it. In most places, that kind of work has to be handled by a licenced electrician and inspected. Im not saying you havent got skills because you definitely do. Im just saying that id hate for anything to be overlooked and you have to pay a fine or rip it all out and start over with a contractor because of some crappy law. Looks amazing, by the way!

Why no windows?

why not inside the wall the cable so the cable not look from outside bro it looks more tidy if inside

This is last video no more video tell me

Well, maybe you should've done it before installing the dry wall. It's destroying the good look the container had beforehand

Yaptığın işi sonuna kadar beğenerek izledim harikasın.. ama elektrik tesisatını neden sona bıraktın, görsel olarak hoş olmadı ilk başta yapsan daha güzel olurdu.