Workshop in a Trailer (SO SICK!) Mobile Mechanic Work Station - My Full Build Tour & Shop Tools 

Thanks, Sam! It was a good run & I loved using it

You’re a stud, JJ 📈💪 thank you!

That's badass Adam. Thanks for watching 🙏 You're right, and built cheaply too! A motorhome is a big project no doubt

You always have some of the kindest things to say dude. Thank you very much! 🙏🙏🙏 Yes, this thing will definitely do the trick for now!

@@mxrevival Thank you for the kind words Charles. I appreciate it! Keep rockin' it bro!!

You know I will! Thanks buddy

Thanks T-Nuck!

Haha! Thanks bro. Every shop needs a good security system! I should probably bring the 12 guage back in the house 😂

Glad you found it! Hopefully the entire playlist is helpful. Started with blank everything. Did an episode on flooring then one on wall electrical rough and paneling. I searched a lot as well and there were some good ideas but nothing geared towards what guys like us are into.

Feel so undeserving of that but I am grateful and appreciative. Thank you

Hell yes dude! Kick some ass and thank you very much.

Thank you! That sounds like a really cool trade! I hope you do it, you'll love it

@@mxrevival I been in the trade for almost 30 years, I been on my own for the past 5. I fly them and fix them.

Question, I see you put a base board to make it level over the wheel wells and set your tool box, how did you bold your box?

Thanks for all the kind words & your viewership, Gavin 🔥

Thank you joe! Nice to know that no matter what, there's always a way to have a home to do what you love to do. Overall space, while definitely nice in larger situations, definitely doesn't hinder us from making it happen in the end. I really love this trailer and it makes me feel like I got a slice of something that belongs just to me

Just upgraded to a huge shop 1 year now I can’t run it due to not finding employees. And now I’m considering moving and doing fishing charters and boat repair and detailing on the side. Scary transition

🙏Thanks dude!

Thanks dude. I am really enjoying it. It's just enough. Compressor is an extremely quite one for it's size. The belt cage rattles more than anything so I'll secure that. Impressively quiet otherwise. Start up is startling sometimes even when you're waiting on it but I got used to that.

Great question. I'm directly wired into a two pole 50A (single phase) breaker on our residence. Two legs of 120V in other words. I am really close to the panel so there's no real voltage drop. My service cord is 50' long, #6 AWG. Sounds like your application was commercial or three phase VS the single phase residential power we use (therefore a single phase motor as well). This compressor is also an 80 gallon and only tugs 23 amps roughly, which allows me to get away with just a #10 AWG pair of wires & two pole 30A breaker. Long story but no issues & all code compliant per NEC. 30A x 80% = 24A max draw allowed on the 30A breaker 👌

Thanks dude!

Go with a linoleum style floor and you will be dialed in! I got two Fancy with it, and though it has been extremely durable and looks amazing, it has had some expansion and contraction with extreme heat and extreme cold. It still looks great, but I probably could have saved some cash and really didn't have a clue what I was doing when I bought this floor. I just knew I wanted it. No regrets, there are just more affordable options that probably look just as nice and will expand and contract less.

@@mxrevival I actually ended up with an LVP that's pretty flexible. So far it's going down over the dove tail pretty well. I'm a little worried about some failure points but only time will tell. It should look pretty badass when it's done though! Appreciate your video and your input!

We had it plugged right into the house. If you’re in an apartment, might have to rent a spot at a friends house to do the same OR rent a storage unit space with power. Perhaps a generator… We’ve since moved again and back in a non trailer space (seen in recent videos) but the trailer days were magic! I’ll remember them forever. (Sold the trailer)

Thank you Miguel 💪 you're going to want to find out what the requirements of the tool will be. In this case, your dry blasting cabinet will have specific needs. It will be a certain number of CFM that the tool will need to have sustained in order for your compressor to keep up and not be running over and over and over... Dry blasting is typically going to use way more air than the wet, since all the shiny stuff is made at lower pressures in the vapor blasting cabinet. For me, my compressor ended up being a Champion brand, dual stage, five horsepower, 80 gallon compressor. I want to say it was around $2,000. Spend every bit of the money you need on this tool because it's going to last you forever. There are many, many compressors with the same specs but less $$ that DO NOT put out enough CFM for your tools. This is a really big purchase, so make sure everything is spot on for your needs. The last spec I didn't mention yet is that the compressor is single phase. There are three phase and single phase units. Three phase is the style of power that commercial buildings have, and single phase is a style of power that most homes or residential dwellings have. That's also very important. I know you'll get it dialed in and thanks for watching 🙏

@@mxrevival thank you! You gave me a good idea. Keep up the good work!

Thank you! It really saved my life and my sanity for the last year or so. I literally just emptied it all back out... The trailer was about $11,500 out the door brand new. Compressors are probably about $2,000, Vapor blasting cabinet I have is close to $8,000 a few years ago. I pretty much already owned everything else but you could loosely estimate another $5,000 maybe? Regardless, something like this in any trailer which is turn key, owned by nobody but yourself, and doesn't have a monthly overhead is worth its weight in gold in a lot of situations. Trailers up for grabs if you are interested, flooring, FRP walls, and all electrical still stay. Trailer finally took its first trip when we moved a couple months ago so it only has 800 miles on it. It went from the dealership to the house to be built, then from the house in California to Idaho. Thanks again for watching

🤘🤘🤘🤘 thank you

Haha! "Killing is my business & business is good" (old Megadeth album!) NC is beautiful. My dad lived in Wilmington and uncle in Raleigh. Was always excited to visit as a kid and go to Hardees/ see a hurricane in the summer.

Thanks dude! I'm glad I did it. Definitely a cool experience no matter how long it lasts.

Bay Area, CA good all year!

Thanks dude! You'd like the full series maybe? I started with a blank slate and showed the floor install, all the electrical rough-in, tool layout, etc 😁

@@mxrevival yea I saw that. I wanted to see like a final walk though of what everything looked like set up. The way your tools are laid out and stuff.

Thanks homie. I replied to you but maybe it went into your spam folder. Tried to get a filter your way but ran out as I received more addresses!

@@mxrevival copy that sir I just found your reply in spam folder it’s all good my bad brother. No biggie. I’ll send you some pics of the bikes now that I got your return mail adress maybe a vid of them running tomorrow I’ll get out and get a fresh one of them running. Can’t wait for more vids!!!

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Why the pointless crap comment? 🤷