The guy is single-handedly going to drive up the demand for scrap wood lmao.

Rough and dirty defines my construction style, too. The great thing about these kind of videos is they make the custom workspaces accessible to the newbies out there that don't have a router, table saw, and a $30,000 gift card to Rockler.

The “not perfect” is what makes your videos perfect. Much better than watching someone with a 100k shop spend a week making a shelf. Remember this when you’re rich and famous from this channel.

No scrapwood is left without purpose when Evan is around.

How have I never seen anyone shoot wood stain from a spray bottle 🤯🤔

My autism hates dust and dirt when it comes to my camera gear so my cameras often hang out in dedicated Lowepro bags. HOWEVER, I love your style of using scrap wood like you do and also do similar when it comes to tool space. Combining the two is a really cool aesthetic and it is making me very happy to see. If I attempt something similar I feel like I’d need to build said shelves in a seperate space before cleaning and bringing into the camera area space, but I may just do something like that

Your videos just have something about them that can make anyone watch them for hours

This is quickly becoming my favourite channel

Looks fantastic. Feeling so jealous of your desk now.

One mans scrap is another mans work space.

You inspired me! I am doing youtube because of you. Thanks. You are amazing

Hi Evan. I found your channel at the start of the year and you are killing it! Your craftsmanship and authenticity is a great combination for what you are making here. I look forward to seeing where your journey takes you next when you start moving!

I like the style of your Videos. And it is incredible how you solve your problems. Keep going on. Greetings from Germany.

Such an underrated channel!

Really dope space, man! I love it! Scrap wood baby!

I love the absolute utility mindset. Hurts me a little bit to not have lens caps in such a dusty environment, but that's made up by the 30 degree tilt of the shelves ;)

Thanks for making videos. I just found you tonight and immediately binged half your content. I've been stuck on a bunch of half started projects because I keep "needing" another piece of kit or tool or something. But I don't really. I just need to do the things. Your videos spark so much creativity and your philosophy is inspiring.

I’m moving out for the first time soon and I’m am totally going to copy this

continuing to look forward to these vids every week, hope your move goes well! will be cool to see how your next place fits together

Looks great, Evan.

I love this 😊 i like that you have an idea and just get a piece of scrap wood and go at it! I use plastic storage bins from dollar tree to organize my lenses 🤣🤣 I’ve added those little silica packets in case that creates any extra moisture but so far it’s working great! And hey even if you don’t use all the lenses all of the time that’s fine. Your c-mount lens video was very inspiring

Hard mounting the power supply with screws... I I I mean using the tape was a really good idea.

I love to see your sub count shooting upward, you’re massively inspiring

The incline idea is pretty clever and looks great

this is great and inspiring. i've been trying to figure out a way to store my camera collection in a way that it's not tucked away in boxes, and after watching this i just might have to try creating my own solution.

Ruler hanger screws are my jam.

Keep going!!

I think ur the coolest person I’ve seen on earth

You‘re born to teach. Now I finally learned how to use the level tool properly. A note: I‘ve heard once that you are supposed to store lenses on their face, I‘m not sure that info is accurate, though, or if it matters in the end.

Man, your creativity never stop to inspire me.

You are a true creator at heart

Love the rough and ready, practical builds! Tempted to attempt something similar...

I just found ur channel while studying for my CS midterm. Luv ur videos man>

I found this channel a few weeks ago and have since seen every video. I love them. Feel it's kinda rude, but since I have watched everything and will watch every future video, I allow myself to ask: Can anyone recommend any similar channels? The mix between diy, photography/videography and relaxed storytelling is so perfect. The closest thing I know is Van Neistat (who is clearly an inspiration to Evan), but I need more.

Hey. I like your narration style. You have good meter.

I truly believe Casey and van neistat should see your builds and your yt channel

Hey, instead of puting the drill batteries (or even camera batteries too) in a place that makes it hard to grab them quickly, vertically hard mounting the chargers on an independent box could provide better usability and future expandability. Watch "Casey Neistat's Wildly Functional Studio" at 12:30 for a better idea of what I'm talking about. A simpler solution could be to have a 2x4 be mounted flush with the front inside of the shelf and the chargers could be mounted on that (Though you would lose work space that way) P.S. I think the tiny lens section should have a backing, one wrong nudge while grabbing one could make a lens fall backwards out of the shelf, that or the baby lenses could have their own angled shelf cradle (yes, that pun was fully intentional).

in nearly forgot it was tuesday!💖love your videos and really appreciate the dedication and consistency

Great video its my favorite so far because im facing the same problem

Looks great man

Love your work man!!

Love your style homie, keeper goin 🤘🤘

FIRE

Lenses are beautiful objects. Would be a waste to not display them. Next upgrade you should consider a way of keeping dust off and moisture away :)

My current camera gear storage solution is a small bag hanging off my desk chair 😂(I only have 1 kit lens for my cam thus far)

I have 3 boxes of photograohy equipment that I want to use but have no idea what box what is in. So yeah this is brilliant

This kind of cheap, quick and practical storage reminds me a bit of Casey Neistat's approach. Nice job though !

Sick shit, as always!

Oh no I just saw the last stream in the Cleveland studio. Before you go there’s this place called restore that sells a ton of resold things for super cheap, not much in the terms of cameras but i just thought you might find it interesting

finally. the better van neistat

Elegant and simple. I hope the move goes smoothly for you.Any camera recommendations for 35mm film?

hey!!! they're gonna get dusty!!!!

Cool idea. Ive been looking for a better way to store lenses. Are you not worried about dust and humidity?

the camera on a mic arm is such a cool idea, does it struggle with the weight?

How're you finding the V Raptor? Just spotted the Nanlites etc too, didn't know you were chill like that.

Nice!! Are you worried about knocking things over at all? As far as I can tell, there's no backing behind the little lens part of the shelf, and I feel like I'd be scared to whap the table too hard and have something fall behind the desk or something The blue scrap wood is a nice addition btw lol

thanks for the inspiration also need to make a space to store camera stuff and what is that little red camera ?

👍

Evan I need help! My work space doesn’t work!

hii how do u manage dust collection during work / cleaning after in your space?

what do you use for wood stain? I go with linseed oil

Is this post move?

Dude, where are you?

just shove that RED in there

looks good by dude!