Frame out a window for your buddy's office! When he wants some fresh air, he can just roll up the garage door and open the window.

Now you can redo the rx7... You're still missing a rotary from the lineup.

Isaac got put on blast hard, come on Isaac!

This is now a carpentry channel and I'm here for it. Also, you currently have 666K subscribers!

Caleb never ceases to impress me. How quickly he can pick something up and just understand how it works and his ability to create something out of nothing is so impressive to me. Keep it up!

Awesome shop! BTW: You forgot to add jack studs under your door header. The header is only supported by nails! Paint is going to make the place really pop. I look forward to seeing the completed project.

You really need some Jack and king studs on those openings, with at least a 2x6 header (2 2x6’s on edge with plywood in between to match the width of the 2x4 studs). Even though the walls aren’t load bearing, the opening span still has to support its own weight, and the weight of the overhead door.

I’d like to see some jack studs under your horizontal opening.

So sick to see the progress in the shop! The paint booth should be a game changer. You should build a wall on wheels or something you can put into place in the garge door with filtration and air circulation to create a draft for overspray.

I love the way you handled things with Isaac's work. Honest, constructive, and empathetic.

Might be worth insulating that exterior wall. Help keep the temps more stable for painting

You've been a carpenter since you built that wooden frame for your sim rig lol, look how far you've come!

Ram set, and framing nailer would make your life 1000x easier

You always do a good job for things you've never done before. Before doing anymore door framing, research cripple and jack studs. While you're not doing bearing walls, they had some much strength to the hinge side of the door frames.

Caleb really is a master of all. From custom fabbing walls to knowing how to frame walls! Always impressed.

As a finish carpenter of 12 years, I approve of this work. Great job Caleb 👍🏼

I love these videos so much, so satisfying to live vicariously

A cheap, light duty rolling scaffold would be a great tool for you, makes working at heights much safer and easier having both your feet planted 👍 great work

*Loving how the shop build coming along, so proud of you Caleb, been here since you had the black WRX wagon, so i saw all the shop builds❤*

Make a ramp by the sink? It would be less of a tripping hazard and possible better to move things around.

Gotta love coming home from work to find a new Gingium upload :)

You should build a ramp so you can go over the bump into the other shop. That way you could push carts or whatever you need through.

B, you should make a longer ramp of the shop to your the back. With some wood n extra Aluminum.

What you’re doing looks great. However, all of those rollup doors have springs inside of them that make them operable, if one of those springs break, which they do from time to time with age, and depending on how often they are used, those walls that you framed behind them and covered with plywood, will have to come down in order to repair the doors. Just something to keep in mind..

***the centre partition between the external door would be great as a cupboard for spray cans, spare mig gas bottles or similar, just cut a door out of the OSB

Looks like home improvement with Tim the tool man Taylor

As a non builder the only issue I see with the wall is that the door opening isn’t down right (needs a jack stud?) basically the entire door is held up based on the shear strength of the screws in the upper members, that header should be resting on a stud.

You could get some kind of roll down canvass with Velcro for the doors. Reusable instead of stapling plastic every time

Those horizontal beams where the big opening is need jack studs under them to be "to code." Also, the outer stud right next to the big opening should've been continuous up to the ceiling 2x4; This is called a "king" stud because it goes all the way to the top. So the pattern on either side of the garage door opening should be Jack, King, Jack, then the rest of the two walls could be as is. Though the upper center section should also probably have a header in it, TBH... Your skinning (be it OSB, Gypsum board (drywall) or whatever) isn't supposed to lay up vertically like that, you're supposed to stack them horizontally and just cut them to the length of the wall. If a piece isn't long enough to cover a whole section, you cut it short to the center of one of the studs, this way everything has a structural overlap. If you really wanted to, you could do them vertically and it would be "fine" but only if you have this on-center aspect to them.

Yo for 14 hours of work that's insane. Great work dude.

This is coming together amazingly!!

You build the wall as one piece. Top and bottom. Then after installation and fixed in place. Only then You remove/cut whatever openings you want. Ex. Window, door, etc..

10:00, you could add a rubber seal for the garage doors. They sell them for $30 for 17ft at Home Depot

watching you build these spaces reminds me of creating and expanding my minecraft compounds

Shop building/renovating is just so good to watch. It's coming along nicely 👍

Nice to see your carpentry getting better since way back! Just s tip though make the joints of your OSB land on a upright, made me wanna puke when I saw that😂

The extra time and money spent framing the other two roller doors made a big improvement, thumbs up 👍 👌 👏

That step looks dangerous to new section of shop maybe a cemented ramp or a wooden ramp.... All looks amazing.... 💯🙂👍

Just an idea for you build a fan extraction box for 1 of the garage doors & an air filter box for the paint booth this way you will have clean air entering the booth & an extraction system, i would put the filter in the door way to the other sections of the shop or better still would be to incorporate it into the wall section separating the booth from the other section of the shop put it in the wall further Est from the roller door .

It would be a great idea to make the paint booth area a positive pressure room so dust can't get it

So stoked!! Shops coming at amazing

Love the expansion of the shop 👌👌good job man

Wow looking really good! It's always satisfying to build and finish a space. I framed my server room and rest of basement like 10 years ago and finally started to drywall it because I'm putting in a wood stove and there's just something great about actually creating a room and some separation. You fixing that bad construction job reminded me of an episode of Holmes on Homes lol.

The blocking for the cutout around the beam needs to go all the way between the two studs, not just an "L" shape. Also, you need jack studs under the header for your opening. The only thing holding up your header right now is the screws.

Loving the new area, looking awesome

Great work my friend, it would have helped to see your floor work also.

trimming around the doors like you did made it look so much better !

Awesome 😎 love watching the garage renovation content

It looks incredible! Can’t wait for it to get painted 🙏🏼

Doing this much work on something you don’t own is crazy

Gotta say, amazing work!!

You are living the dream with this build. Cheers Plenty of good advise in there too!

Looks amazing guys!! It’s a big game changer!

Man I'm loving this build series, shop builds are so awesome

Great job sir!

Such a long way from hot gluing stuff in your car at your parents house! Have been here since the pre-turbo Molly days'. Keep killing' it, Caleb!

I just love watching you expand. Makes me want to go buy a shop haha.

Looks great!

Thats looks great man!!!! No doubt. Id done the same thing framing the other garage doors. Looks way more complete like that. Camt wait to see it all painted!!!!

Nice work man. Came out fantastic

Ya boy Isaac was doin the best he can.

I know you said the floor isn't perfect and it does kinda suck that its imperfect but it shows that things can be imperfect and still work near-flawlessly and most people may not even notice that there's said imperfection and i think that's best about your channel, you show everything is still possible despite the downs you know of!

Place is looking really good

You should do a retarcting curtain to cover those doors.

Love garage builds!

Should definitely paint the roof black it'll pop and make the building seem taller than it is

If you had a nice filtered air intake you could make the air pressure in the paint booth slightly positive and that will stop and dust etc coming through any little cracks 😊

wonderfull work!

That's awesome man! You're living my dream! I'll have a shop someday and I'll be referencing these videos.

Second day of saying: PUT HI VIS TAPE OR SOMETHING ON THAT DROP, SOMEBODY GONNA TRIP AND FALL!!!! and/or put a sign too. Hi vis or even some grip tape would make a world of difference!!!

personally i would relocate that fire extinguisher in the paint booth so it wouldnt be a hazard to grab while plastic is up

I hate to be “that guy” but you need to put a jack stud in that door opening to the paint booth. You also should have used treated lumber on the concrete but it might end up being fine since it’s coated concrete.

I love your floors.

Love the shop content. Gunna be sick

Love your videos man you have came so far keep it up !

I was looking at the paint booth and was wondering if you might want to put a normal door in that wall. That way you don't have to open that entire sliding door to get in and out when painting.

Not sure if anyone mentioned this, but you know that paint booth wall gets standing water when it rains, so before you get “too” far you should waterproof that lower wood of the wall since it is not pressure treated.

It looks great! You should go back in and cut off the bottom inch of osb that is resting on the floor due to your moisture issues. It will suck it right up into the rest of the wall if water ever gets in there again.

I remember when you were fixing cars in the driveway. This and the progress you’ve made is awesome

You should paint the step up in the bathroom yellow or something.

Caleb, i think you should make a extra small entry door to your paint booth. That is way more convienaint than every time opening that big door.

Man you killed it in this video 👌 everything you did looks great I can't wait to see it all painted

Idea for the new office: the wall that is towards the garage door should get a window, so when you're in the office and you want some natural light... open the garage door. Then shut it when you're done for the day. Thank me later!

you should make/purchase a step cover for the ugly concrete step between the two units to make it look better

this turned out so good dude its insane how much a couple of osb boards can do to a place

super happy to see you grow!

Loving this content Gingium!

Instead of plastic over the door openings you should frame up a removable wall(s) that slots in and holds fans and filters.

😂nah the fact the framing is on point and squared /plum is crazy

I am curious what your landlord thinks of all these improvements you are doing to the space. Love the transformation!

Wondering if insulating the wall would have been worth it since ur going for a paint booth and ideally u want the booth staying at a relatively warm temp. But regardless this is a dream. Awesome stuff

Your shop is starting to look like the shop from any of the car mechanic sim games, its so fucking cool.

12:11 damn it was really nice of you to help your buddy finish it lol and you did a much better job than he would based on what we could see on the video xD EDIT: god dayuuumm!! you only did that in 13-14 hours?? to me it looked like DAYS of work o.o

21:27 "ohp shit camera, gotta hide"

The walls by the doors are worth it for the aesthetics. Plus it'll help a little with insulation, if you need more justification for them.

Would have been better as a mini showroom for the nice cars

you could add some string ar chain to keep the spacing on those wooden ladders for tires.

Good job broo 👍

Damn, an entire vid of carpentry and Gingium still made it totally watchable.

Great job, my only suggestion would have been to raise the OSB off the floor by 1/2 inch 👍🏼