50 Yr Old Workshop Restoration Into My Dream Shop

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Just think fellas it took a 2+ hour video of him explaining this to us. Imagine how long he spent explaining and justifying all of this to his wife.

I don't sit down and watch a 2 hr youtube video on a whim all that often. Hell of a job you fellas have done here.

What a project!!! It’s amazing to see how much happened over the span of this video.

YEAHHHH BABYYYYY, A TWO HOUR LONG CRAFTED WORKSHOP VIDEO! 🎉

At first I thought "2 hours?! no way I am watching all of this" but I gotta say it has been very entertaining and I did end up watching everything from start to finish. Best Regards from Germany, Daniel

Such a huge, and hugely satisfying, project! The front porch really elevated this building up from chop shop to a professional woodworking space. Can wait to see what projects you’ll do in the coming year.

i love the Perkins brothers! it's so cool that you're friends with them!! that means you've gotta be the real deal tbh

Having owned a Body Shop for 50 years, seeing that old Floor pull system was a memory from way back in time. I thoroughly enjoy watching the process and the Perkins at their work.

Thank you for filming the process of renovating your shop. I really appreciate all the work you put into showing viewers how hard you work and what all goes into a huge project like this. Can’t wait to see more content once you get your shop up and going.

I really enjoyed the overview of your 1-year-7-month renovation on your new workshop! Well done, Sir!

There's nothing more rewarding than seeing something you worked tirelessly on yourself come out great. I'm too poor to ever do something like this, but the secondhand pride I get from this content inspires future ideas. You might not need to hear this, but this kind of content (long or shorter form) is what hooks new people in. Never forget that the challenges and the learning process is what a lot of people find enjoyable, because it makes us feel more apart of the ride. Keep it up lad

Wow!!! So much time, money and your knowledge and skills went into this. You have a great shop and my full respect.

I pass by this shop almost every single day on my way to my grandmother's. I have watched this video before, I always thought this place looked so familiar when I watched it for the first time. Small world!

FEI, when re-identifying white or grey neutrals as hot wires, you need to do it everywhere the wire is accessible or visible, not just the load center. So at both ends and every j-box or pull point it runs through you need to wrap it with black or red tape, paint it, use a Sharpie, etc. That also only applies to the white or gray conductor in a cable. When you're pulling individual conductors, you can't re-identify a white or gray conductor and use it as a hot. In that case, buy more black or red THHN.

I just spent 2 hrs + of my life watching this fascinating video of your shop renovation while waiting for a 4 hr 3D print of a fume extraction hose connector for the wifes fibre laser to get done and I enjoyed every minute of it. What I'd love to see is a video of your dust extraction system install. Great job to you and all the guys who helped make it happen!

I love how detailed this is. I don't know anything about ANY of this, but I was very interested to see how you and the different crews accomplished this. Very nice work! Always cool to see this kind of thing.

This was the first time I came across one of your videos, and you earned my subscription at the part when you mentioned because you plan on giving classes later, you wanted to be sure the space was fully accessible for wheelchair users. I love how you did the quad outlets, splitting the outlets on two separate circuits. When we renovated one of our kitchens, (I own a two family home) I have two quads at the kitchen counter, and they are both split like that. Absolutely love what you did with the building, and truly appreciated at the end you told us how long it all took.

This is the first time I watched a YouTube video, that was over an hour long, I actually enjoyed watching, I loved the attention to detail where it was needed.. Great job, Love the new shop so far.. Thank you for sharing..

2 hours of Johnny and crew, awesome series.