Most Oddly Satisfying Shop Accessories

Cody, your camera there in the shop needs to be changed in one aspect and someone already noticed the need when they commented that you looked tiny in the setting. You can eliminate that effect either by zooming in a little or change your camera lens to one that is not a wide angle lens. The image itself is nice and sharp with good color rendition. Good job!

This is so great, this workshop is gona be marvelous ! Many Thanks & geatings from FRANCE !

I for one love the quotes at the end of the video!! Great video! Great respect for the old ways of life!

I wish I had this much space my workshop is an old dresser in the corner of my bedroom

This camera angle and the vertical boards make you look tiny it’s very disorienting

$17/stick **has stroke**

If you ever decide to hire some help in the shop, you can now point them to an introductory video on where to find things that you ask them for. Chapter 1 complete. Just over 2 weeks until I get my badge! It makes me proud that God has blessed me with the ability to support your channel.

You need to have a french, cleat, that has a cabinet that inside has smaller french cleats that have draws, that have smaller french cleats.

I can’t wait for the Wranglerstar Jr. channel and watching Jack with his first homestead. It’s great watching you do something new!!

Whatever happened to that knott wood

Dannnng sure made a BEAUTIFUL wall gorgeous wood

Sailors not soldiers on submarine 😁 Go Navy!

I think its going to be great

I've been pretty busy with the new baby and getting things ready for winter, that I haven't had a chance to watch any of your new home videos, until today. I have to say, I'm really looking the scriptures and the end of each video and in enjoying watching the thought process, layout and building of the new shop. I save a lot of your content in a folder called "Things to build", so it's easy to find whenever I get to a point where I'm able to do things like that.

Doesn't that render the use of the French cleat system useless though?

Your content gives me the fizz!

I really hope there are no soldiers on a submarine. Sailors yes, soldiers no.

Great video. God Bless Brother!

WranglerStar is going to be getting me through my winter boredom here in college with these videos of the new homestead.

Cody are 1.5” screws enough? 3/4” for the cleat and you also have a gap for the grooves you are drilling through. I’m assuming you only have 5/8” bite. Just a thought. 😁

Need windows in there 😅😅

Hi your shop looks awesome I love it and all the work you do hard working man may God bless you

I wish I had the wall space to do the same. I am curious though... no electrical outlets? Maybe I just missed them.

Feeding soldiers on a submarine... I was literally laughing out loud.

God bless and keep your family Cody.

I say, them sure are some handsome dungarees!

I love how Cody refers to his tools kind of in a way that there are tools also in a weird way

I don't think submarine kitchens have to feed any many soldiers...

Good for you. Looks great!

I think for the sake of the shot, everything on the back wall only. Side walls going to make it feel very small if you got stuff hanging on them.

I put the comment in your other video too, but run at least 2 CIRCUITS PER CONDUIT on EACH WALL: use 2 outlets per box with RED wires in right outlets and black on the left. Gives you 2 circuits no matter what outlet you're using to work. (If you're using vertically mounted breakers, put the BLACK wire on the BOTTOM breaker, if a 2-switch horizontal breaker, put the RED wire on the RIGHT breaker.) Letter- and color-coding the wires makes it easier to find the correct breaker(s) if you ever need to shut down a wall, or if you need 2 circuits you've got it. (If you'll draw a lot of amperage, you can also do 4 circuits per wall in your pull: alternate each set of 2 sets of circuits in every other box.) One thing I didn't mention in the other comment: buy colored electrical tape and tape each circuit to itself with a specific color; put that color on the breaker in the panel... if you figure 1' to pull out for every box you're using, then you can even pre-tape before you pull them.

Why put the sharpening station so close? The tools at hand should be clamps, not grinders, When working on timber you don't want grinding dust and oil nearby, And if it's your old cabinet why do your files not fit inside? That's a new prefabricated kit that you have bought for the new shop. And anyone who owns a honing guide should not be allowed near quality sharpening stones.

10:10 Have you considered making a horizonatal set of tiered (saw tooth), shelves. A lot of wasted space placing the files flat and over hanging.

I love French cleats.

Looking great! A question if I may. Why not use Douglas Fir for the cleats instead of plywood?

Anybody else wondering why there is only 9 numeral punches for 10 numbers (0-9)... 9 is used as a six too or it's the other way around, nobody will ever know :)

I remember helping one of my dads customers with a wood working project and that guy used like 6 or 7 different types of screws and it took forever to take it apart when he moved 2 years later because of all the different types of bits it needed

What a beautiful way to mount cabinets on the wall! Genius!

Loctite cabinet really should be displayed on the back wall in the center of the frame

In my opinion, from a viewers perspective. Try to display all your nice hand tools and hide the bulky plastic electrical tools in cabinets. Maybe it is a bit of a trade off regarding convinience but i think it would look much better!

Thanks for sharing this with us Cody. 👍😁

There’s nothing like a clean palate to work with when setting up a shop. The sky’s the limit! Now THAT gives me the fizz! 😉✌🏼

Below the Corner Cabinet you could easily place a 5-10 gallon Shop Vac or a Smaller Air Compressor!

Maybe you will consider the *Speedy Sharp as an on the fly, handy, good, knife sharpening tool that you can put in your pocket or throw in your hunting pack

What a fun project.

An idea on the electrical portion; I think it would be a shame to ugly up that nice t & g with conduit. Have you considered Wiremold? It is steel and prefinished.

Spicy new suv you got there... 😆

Navy cooks feed sailors and marines, not soldiers.

13 minutes to put up a cabinet that is efficiency

i bet with all those 2x6's and the insulation, that shop wont have any trouble staying warm with a nice heater in there. a wood stove is probably as nostalgic for you as a kerosene heater is for me.

If you custom cut the cleats, why not just mount the cabinets to the wall?

Hi Cody, to remove unwanted pencil lines, try an ordinary eraser. It gets into the wood grain where a sanding block won't. Also, it doesn't potentially damage the surface.

An ordinary eraser works even better than sandpaper for removing pencil marks from wood. Keep one in your tool belt pocket.

I see you are using the Makita Torque bits. I think they are the best available.

Like your bench even though it’s not finished. My bench is six by two and I have slides on the bottom so I can move it around. You have a huge shed. I have a two car garage that doubles as a one size fits all. I currently have an old Nissan 4WD that I’m restoring. As you can imagine, there’s not a lot of room to spare.

Very nice. Two comments... Slotwall. Installed horizontally, at say 40” to the bottom. It comes 4x8. ( this is for someone planning, not this project). And electric. I suppose you will surface mount? I would think this job would look best if it was concealed. I want lots of electric, close, in my shop. Other than that, I’m envious of the space. And yes, you’ll want more. I’ve got about 1500 sq ft, and want more!

Nice

Just curious about the Porsche Cayenne in the background.

😎👍👍

I thought you were done with the Milwaukee tape measure?

I think inch and a half screws may be a bit short. your only going in the 2x6. 3/4 to 1 inch I think 2 1/4 inch screws would be much stronger and safer...imho...your shop walls look better than my living room walls...lol...stay safe...

Umm... I don't think there are soldiers on a submarine.

Make a rolling clamp rack so nice to move the whole pile up to work even if it’s close I copied norm Abrams but April Wilson has a good one to

I am just extending my workshop workbenches and was struggling to find storage ideas. The French cleat system is so versatile, problem solved. Thank you Cody.

The punch stamps are awesome tools. I have the ones from Harbor Freight, but unfortunately they are not good quality and very blurry stamps.

Since you like Swedish stuff you should get a Sjöbergs Elite Workbench. You deserve it.

That one dark board. Oof. Cody be trollin the ocd folk 😉

The shop definitely looks great. I don’t blame you having stationary work stations. I would recommend on the long wall behind you have a continuous French cleat system so you can have some free reign in your shop.

Really like the nice light feeling that T&G adds to the space. I think the shop studio is gonna turn out really really nicely. Keep it up Cody.

Hey !! As you're using a clever french "thing", why not use another and use their metric system ?! Would be usefull for your non-american viewers

Cody you are a good man

So cool seeing all this come together, one of my favorite recent videos!

Cutting the cleats to size kinda seems to undermine the whole point of them doesn't it? Now if you want to move your cabinets you will have to move your cleats also. Or am I missing something?

For some reason Cody is about the only person I've seen a goatee on and who doesn't look worse because of it. Usually those things are ugly IMO. Good job Cody. But it doesn't erase the toupee 😡

"Those aren't proper shop accessories" East Coast guys

"Pro tip" dont measure your cuts... just use stops on a proper saw... its really unefficient and not that accurate to draw lines ...

I swear cody got more ways to sharpen a knife then anyone i konw😂 Much luv tho

Looks beautiful, great job.

I miss the flying Loctite

you are loved by me and my family...

A trump poster would be nice.

Those tall walls and camera angle make you look like a tiny person in a wooden box.

You babble a little too much. I still enjoy your videos, great work.

Evening sir, long time subscriber of yours. I would hang all your clamps on your work bench. Possibly under the bench if not enough overhang on the sides to keep from being in the way. If under, a simple 1x1 open shelves hung from the bottom side of the bench top. Makes an Easy, quick grab when your other hand is tied up. |_| just a simple open “U” pocket holes to screw into the the bottom side of the work top. Have a good one sir.

The fir walls have absolutely ruined my depth perception. It dosent look like Cody goes back in the room it looks like he shrinks! Beautiful stuff though, shame that’s what it does to the camera. It’ll likely be better once it’s furnished too

That's going to be a good looking wood shop.

Cody, you are braver than I. I was getting nervous by just watching you hang up the french cleats! After all that work making the T&G look perfect, I'm not sure I could have hung anything on those walls...simply great looking. Understand it's a shop, but still....

Where´s all your outlets? Shouldn´t those go in before you mount your stuff or are you going to place them around what you hang?

How is the shoulder feeling Cody?

Adam Savage just made a 1 day build for his letter punches go check it out! Put it on the back burner i know you are busy with everything else but it'll be cool to see your own version of it! Can't wait to see it if you decide to do it.

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Wooden baseboards in a darker hue would be useless but aesthetically satisfying.

Was that a MILWAUKEE tape measure I saw in the beginning 👀😂

13:26 Great to hear these words at the end of a video. America needs more of this

The new wooden cladding looks fantastic, apart from the darker coloured strip right in the middle of shot, which is a little distracting.

the beauty of french cleats is the ability to move things as your needs change.

Great idea. If I made a list of all the useful things I have learned from your channel it would be longer than what I learned from public school.

Would love to see the Christmas lights incorporated back into the wood shop

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