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If you have the Freedom Factory, the shop needs to be the Liberty Lab.

As this is a motorsports shop, with cars running on dynos. It'd probably be a better idea not to have animals, especially fenced in without away to get away from the noise.

Those walls are not old and crusty. That's a fire protective insulator. You'll want to keep that how it is. Just give it a wipe down. Or replace it with a similar stuff. It was installed previously because it was a welding shop. Its a fire proof insulation panel.

Should put banners up on the walls like Matt did at the Bunker.

That is the perfect place !! Congratulations!

I’d 110% enclose that car port. People knowing you have it out In the open. Won’t end well sadly. Driveway alarms and trail cams are your friend

Ok, shop animal has to be a donkey!!! Jack Stand and Jack Ass. Donkeys are smart, hilarious animals and are very protective. It has to be a donkey.

That pole barn needs some diagonal supports for lateral loads

Well if this is the private work shop to test and dial everything in. “Freedom Lab” seems pretty appropriate

1st choice for name: Eagle's nest, close second is The Liberty Lab.

Make the engine/parts room positive pressure with filters, no dust!

I build these type buildings. We frequently line the interior with the same metal sheeting used in the outside. Called wall liners. Looks very clean and not crazy when done.

The frickin "LIBERTY LAB"! Goes along great with the Freedom Factory.

It wouldn't take much to enclose that polebarn, to give added security to the cars at night.

the first dyno pulls any animal in that pen is gonna be rippin the other direction.

The perfect name would be “Eagles Nest” .

I can just imagine a Motion Raceworks advert that's Jackstand taking a bubble bath with a shower cap, washing has back with a brush then pulling out some race parts from under the bubbles and washing them too 🤣 Edit: Cleetus voicover: "Parts you'll love... Too much"

No animals back there man, they would get stressed from the shop noise. Dig a fire pit and set up the corn hole boards or turn it into a private junk yard space.

I used that equipment while serving in the military. Last command I was supervisor of sheet metal fabrication/welding shop. Brings back some good memories

Thank you Cleetus for using Mittler Brothers tubing notcher. Mittlers is a Great company that has gave alot of my family members a career. The owner Mike Mittler recently passed due to cancer however up until the day he passed he owned and operated the last original NASCAR super truck race team, number 63. He believed in American labor and only sourced high quality American made motors, steel, aluminum, ect for every custom built machine. You will love every MB product you have or may own in the future.

For Jackstand Jimmy's sanity, throw a downdraft fan setup with a filter in that engine "storage/build" room, keeping it presurized so that air exits the doors when they are opened instead of dusty crap entering. Cheap and worth it! Especially after you Dyno some of the diesel stuff... that soot just gets in every corner of the shop.

Dude you should put the dyno in that back "cutting room" already has the back open and it would help with sound and having it out of the way.

Went here a couple years ago during fl2k to weld up a bracket. Dude who owned it was super cool.

Boys bought a giant polebarn in a place that has a yearly hurricane season... There's LITERALLY nothing more Florida Man than that. - A fellow Florida Man

Liberty Lab is a perfect name for it. The engine room could be the Eagles Nest, where all the eagles grow and get nurtured until they're ready to fly...

Giraffes are WAY TO HIGH MAINTENANCE! They need at least 4 racecars just to be happy

Bald Eagle Nest or "The Stable" where all the horsepower is kept.

The name should be the STABLE for all the horsepower it’s gonna see

"The Eagles Nest" would be a prefect name for the new shop.

You should build a “mini” drag strip that you can just prep like 330ft for test hits👌🏻

Having built a few shops in my day, worked in a lot of well laid out, and not so well laid out shops and having been a builder for 50 years, here's my suggestions: Engine room: with the dirty environment from fabing, etc, make the engine room a positive pressure room. Vent the room, and pump filtered air into the room, so there is always a positive pressure in the room, compared to outside the room. Instead of trying to seal the room to keep stuff out, the positive pressure forces the filtered air out of the room, instead of dust infiltrating into the room. Won't cost a fortune, and will work well. If you get really anal about it, double door the two doorways. That way, when you open a door, it doesn't get blown in your face, if it opens out, or is hard to open if it opens in. Cutting Room off to side: Put up one of those plastic strips doorways like they use in walk-in coolers, or such between the main shop and the dirty room. Easy to get through, but will keep the grindings and other shit out of the main shop. I'm adding a dirty room to my shop, this Summer; my sanders, buffers, bench grinders, sand blasting cabinet, all the stuff that produces 'grit' or dust goes out there. The cold saw can stay in the main shop, as well as the lathe, Bridgeport, the horizontal mill style tubing machine and drill press, cause they are all cutting oil users. Speaking of which. I assume you have 3 phase power already. If you want a 3 phase cutting oil tank and cutting oil recycler, I'll give it to you. Just pay for the shipping from Oregon. It's a small foot print, 3' x 4' and has a small conveyor belt sluice box like gold miners use to separate swarf from the cutting oil, so the oil can be re-used. It has a pump built-in, so you put it by the lathe, mill, cold saw, etc, and plumb it to them for your cutting oil supply. You'll be 'uptown' w/ this unit. A local machinery sales company gave it to me a few years ago, after they messed up and scrapped an Italian punch press I wanted to buy from them. They felt bad, and gave me some old inventory as a way of apology. Buying the press punch from them was doing them a favor, on top of it, so they felt real bad, and were very generous. Industrial oil recyclers are about 8-10,000, new; it's a serious piece of industrial equipment, and will save you dollars in cutting oil. I also have a massive older Lincoln MIG/Stick welder; a 3 phase 325 amp serious welder. It's set up right now with 0.048" wire, so if you want to build/repair something like a trailer, crane, you know... 1/2" thick welding this is THE unit. It is big, it is ugly, but it is all copper, inside. I bought it because it has a long lead between the box and the divorced MIG gun and a long extension cord. Between the extension cord for it, (50 amp), and the divorced MIG unit, it would weld 115' from the plug. I got it for the cost of the extension cord to the welder, (I'm keeping the extension cord), so I'll give you the damn thing if you want a piece of big welding equipment, free, (well shipping will ding you a bit.) Your new place would be a good home for both the units. They'll last you a lifetime. The welder's on a very nicely built wheeled cart, and moves easily. I just can't pull it to Florida, though! (you might find a subscriber driving from the NW to Florida with a pick-up or trailer, and get it hauled for nothing. Couldn't be a mini-truck, though... a real truck, 3/4 ton, at least.) Re: old walls Insulate the hell out of the space and sheet rock it with exterior grade sheetrock. Not the 'green' sheetrock for bathrooms, which is water resistant. This is grey and is rated to be used outside; worth the extra cost, 'cause it's humid ass Florida. Sheetrock all the way to 8' feet off the floor. Put plywood, (pre-paint it on both sides, 'case it's wet ass Florida), up to the eight foot, where the sheet rock ended. It's perfect for shelves, cabinets etc, down the road. Make it 3/4" and you can hang anything on it, without needing to 'find a stud". On the lower four feet of the plywood, put up sheet metal. Something like 18, or 16 gauge, The when something falls over, or someone backs into a well, or you're welding, cutting, etc, you won't have to worry about fire, or putting a hole in the wall. With the plywood behind it, it will make anchoring gas cylinders to the wall a breeze. It's a commercial building, so all the wiring will go in conduit on the exterior of the wall, anyway. You can do water supply the same way, and also it'll make plumbing air piping easier with the plywood behind the metal. You will spend a bit extra doing it this way, but you'll appreciate the extra insulation, and be ready for the A/C, you'll eventually add, (you know you will). The extra costs, now, will make you life easier, and be an investment. The crane: I had a shop with a crane like that. If you can find an old post hoist, put in the ground in the arc of the crane. If you have to pull or put an engine in, put it on the hoist to get to the underneath, then pull the engine and trans in one piece. Have a bench built within the arc of the crane, so you can set, or pick up, the engine & trans on it. Separate them at bench height, then mount the spinny part of an engine stand on the end of the bench. After the engine & trans are split, use the crane to move the engine to the stand. I sent you an email at your cleetus.com about something I'm making for you to fix the axle bolt problem in Ruby and Leroy, once and for all. Email if you have any questions about the shop ideas, or if you want the oil recycler or welder. Consider them shop warming gifts; I'm proud of you boys, and envious, as hell; you're living the life. GeoD

Boys have been busy..love the GENUINE gratitude,means alot,guys did great job...

As a professional rigger with over 10 years experience in the field. Get rid of the wire rope hoist and go to a chain one. Way more reliable. You also won't have to redo the wire rope all the time. As you wind that thing up and down, it kinks the strands and eventually will start to break individual wires within the strand eventually causing failure if you're not inspecting it all the time. A chain hoist will take the lickin' and keep on tickin' And if you ever want custom tie downs made for specific application DM me. Can do fire retardant protector pads for the dyno if need be as well. Congratulations with the new shop acquisition and can't wait for more content!

A racetrack, new massive shop, getting married, shit who would of thunk 5 years ago. Merica!!! fuck yeah!

Have your light guy install motion/triggered lights everywhere, especially on the buildings and gates, and cameras on all building entrances/doors/windows and gates, criminals hate being exposed, and it alerts people near by that there is someone around that shouldn’t be there and lights up the mischief causers for the cameras.

Huge congratulations! Y’all deserve this. Thank you for all you do.

Get security ASAP. Don’t pull a Bunker Branding lol. Also for the pole barn, get with your local school district, donate money for them to get new wind screens at their baseball fields, and take their old windscreens and wrap the pole barn. It’ll keep it cleaner but most importantly keep the sun off even more

Sucks that they need to have a PSA to ask people to give them privacy at their place of work.

Your post for your pole barn, don't let the wood sit on the cement like that, put a piece of Aluminum in between the wood and cement or it will wick moisture and rot. even if it is pressure treated.

Great job. Just think, cheap turbo whistles to this. Mom and dad should be very proud of you, like we all are..

Just put a picnic table or two and a horseshoe pit back in that goat run. As loud as that shop will be at times you really don't need any animals nearby. Plus get an engineer to check if that pole barn doesnt need some cross bracing added

Get a "BigAssFan" industrial size fan for shops that moove some air!

Ya'll have come a long way. So damn happy for you all. Keep up the awesome content. Love this channel.

Yea, there is no way I would drop into anyplace without a notarized invitation.

I do like "Liberty Lab" however I think the name "Eagles Nest" would be for fitting.

I think a couple of Llamas with mullets would be brilliant shop pet

What a totally sweet shop, y’all must be totally stoked. I’m very excited and happy for y’all. Hell yeah Brother!

My brother is a carpenter and he got an old buzzer and an old thickness planer decades ago and they weigh 'half a ton' just about and will last forever. Old stuff is made to last!

Shop should def be called "The Eagles Nest" between the giant American flag on the front and the whole fleet eventually living there. Not to mention the privacy your looking for.

2 fainting goats named Bartle and Skeet. If you fire something up and they don’t drop then you know it needs more eagles.

Wow you are living the dream Cleetus! Congratulations seem in order towards you every episode. Keep up the great work and your efforts will start to take on a life of their own.

Congratulations on your new shop Gentlemen!! Looking forward to your new videos!

Freedom Farm for the win. You can do a “Freedom Factory” type logo but with giraffes and llamas.

The obvious solution is to cover the walls with all the unneeded racecar hoods

I delivered metal to that shop a few years ago. Dude lived there, made some badass stuff too. Nice property lay out too. Congrats on the new place guys!!

Gives new meaning to"barn find" . Great job. Cheers from Jacksonville Florida 🌞

Dig a pond and put a big ol' gator in there. You have to, as Florida men.

Garrett if that pole barn is brand new it may need some cross bracing for shear strength so it does not blow over in the first strong wind.

Cleetus I gotta give you guys props for including promotions and adds in the video, so we can skip over it because ive seen it before.

Add solar panels to the roof of the shop. It will cool the tin on top thus cooling the interior and supply all the power to run most of the housekeeping loads in your shop. And putting power back on the grid. I used SEM Power out of tampa with a 10k, 34 panel system. You should use more.. My power bill is min of $9.00 a month due to the monitoring cell system so far of $14.00 max. The air space between the roof and the bottom of the solar array provide an air gap that cools the roof keep the interior so much cooler.

Everyone pitching the Liberty Lab name is on point! Honestly it fits the overall brand and image better imo. Also it's Catchy and fun much like Freedom Factory. I feel this is the winner Cleet

Goats....definitely. Myotonic “fainting” goats would be hilarious. Ruby’s 2step would drop the whole herd 🤣

Place is looking great! Some red white n blue on the I-beams inside would be a great touch

Congratulations 🍾🎈🎉 Excited to see what you guys will do with it

Call it the “Balled eagles nest” cause that is where freedom is born.

Hopefully you guys are using “Big Ass Fans” in the new shop! We have multiple units across all of our manufacturing buildings at work and they are sick!

Congratulations on the new shop gentlemen.

Cleetus is one of America's last true patriots. God bless you!

Cleetus and James staring at the bathtub. C: Do not wash parts in here jackstand J: That’s a good idea C: Nooo

Dude pull the axles off that trailer and build you and James individual jet ski boat trailers so you don't always have to pack both. Then build you a boat hoist on the pole barn to move them around.

Very kool, well deserved, never forget where you came from !!, very humble guys, !!

This shop is amazing, congratulations on the absolute dream shop.

Pressurize that engine room with some HEPA's to reduce particle generation. Install either returns in the room or just some dampers to regulate the pressure. You don't need much pressure to keep the room clean and if you install returns from the room back to the blower/fan, you can increase air turns and reduce total particle count.

The Eagles Nest, is good name as it’s where the freedom is born and nurtured

So happy for you guys. Congratulations

Just stopping by to say Happy 4th of July Garret! You're a Legend!

The outside cutting area looks like the perfect location for a paint booth.

Goats, Big Ass Fans, and I second the “Liberty Lab” name and the insulation and covering of the internal walls for decoration and thermal management!

Needs to be named The Eagles Nest for sure

This is a awesome shop I would recommend closing in the back side of the pole barn itll really help with cross winds and keep stuff cleaner

Or you can have the Freedom Factory and the “POWER PLANT”

"You told us to not come and we came anyway" Man, what is wrong with people.

we have similar walls in our shop we hung up plywood and stapled carpet over the plywood and it turned out really good

When the shop I worked at got remodeled, they put up metal banding on the walls and ceiling with a white tarp behind it then they pulled the tarp tight and secured it to the banding. Was “cheap” quick install and made a huge difference on the looks of the shop.

Fun fact. The goats were there so the previous ones owner could label the land as agricultural and get a tax break. The things u learn in real estate class never thought I’d use it here lol

For the walls. Insulate it then put 1/4inch ply over it all then, paint it all white, cover in flags, banners, stickers etc 👌

Cletus, my dad is selling his 68 Rs SS Camaro here in about a month, it would mean the world if your or someone in the crew could get it and have it on the channel one day.. car is mint

WOW!!!!!!!!! What a place. Good luck for new adventures.

You should get a commerical grade washer and dryer for that hookup in the kitchen. Would be nice for your guys if they get super dirty during the day or need fresh work towels.

Cleetus and James chased their dreams and are now living it. Congrats gentlemen.

For the walls you should used the same banner material Matt is using in Bunker Branding. Then you could do camouflage walls or something fun like that! Hell you could do a competition where your fans submit wall patterns. Love this shop Cleet!!!!!

Peacocks, love you guys thank you for a amazing show. Fire Me Up Factory!❤

the shop is a definite step up. I would however, take a serious look at the structural aspect of the pole barn. I may need some lateral bracing. An Engineer can advise.

I pictured a dyno session with several fainting goats dropping like flies in the background. 😂😲

Oh man the htp stuff is the best stuff there, gotta show more of that stuff. Good luck in new shop looks awesome

We're so excited to see this shop journey! 🙌

The Liberty Lab sounds sick, but I also like the Bald Eagle Barn

White metal roofing for interior walls. Durable, easy to clean, affordable, and looks good.

NICE!! Excellent place, guys. Congratulations! I think the llama idea is a good one. And don't worry about the exterior walls...it's a shop!