Thanks Gunz, nice review, I definitely would be lost without it. Was stuck between a couple options but this sealed the deal. Keep being awesome 👏🏾 oorah

Why doesn't the cook taste ir too?😮

Only have 21 hours on my 1626 shuttle. This video was very informative! Thank you sir!

You put your sweat, money and time into your project. It turned out the way it has because of your hard work and planning. It's awesome to see how you did your project and share it with the viewers. I'm not on comments here, to criticize other people who may have great or poor construction experience. I will say, however, for the knowledge of the viewers watching a few things that could be done right. The adhesive is most likely doing 1/3 the thing that it's supposed to do. When you pay close attention to wall studs, any boards for that matter, they have bowing in them naturally. You put the 2x4 on the wall, but only top and bottom of it touches wall. You could've screwed a 2x4 on the top 1/3 of the board, kick plate it to the floor to press top and bottom middle in to hold board in against container wall. And as far as doing this on each down the length of container, a container dimensions inside is 7'8". So minus 3", 7' 5 1/2", would let you wedge the board in against the opposite board just as easily or few hammer taps. Using these two or 4 spare 2x4s and kicker screwdown plate would expedite the process. I know containers get extremely hot or cold and can form condensation. So if anyone is interested in investing time, you glue the studs to the outer most ribs and it will make a space between the studs to install 1 1/2" foam insulation board panels. This will keep you cooler in summer and much warmer in winter. You spend time in the container using it as a workshop area, might as well stay cool. Obviously this requires using the tape on the panel seams. And doing this also gives you options to sheet the ceilings and walls with green board drywall or OSB sheets or whatever. Like I said, if you invest money in a project, it is important not to have it fall apart with overlooked errors. It's not fun doing projects twice or spend double the money in costs. All I am trying to say is great job, thanks for sharing your experience. 👍😉🇺🇲

How did you get the the two by four on the wall to stay tight up against the wall like that???

1. For those wanting 'Americano' style coffee vs the stronger European espresso/latte, you can always add hot water to weaken it. 2. The portafilter only needs to be firmly tightened. You don't need to crank it all the way in. 3. He put too much coffee in the portafilter. There should be a bit of a gap at the top after tamping. Putting too much coffee in will make it hard to tighten.

thanks for this... including you mention the time it took.. you made it look very do able ..

That is amazing you and D&D can build a barn so fast!!!! Looks great

I added a Piranha blade to my bucket. Game changer

That's a nice build! You look to be very skilled grading with the bucket end of that tractor. 👍 I've been waiting on a new vid...

I am wonder how are temperatures inside during the winter and summer?

Do you have condensation in your shipping container

How does this happen? I think this may be our problem.

I rode with the CVMA for 5 years. I left for personal reasons but I will always support who they are and what they do. Awesome group of people helping veterans. Also, the majority of money donated to them goes back to helping veterans.

Great video!

Thank you.. on the hunt for a carport and see that I'll save a ton buying used and disassembling myself but had no idea where to even start😂 helpful video..

3 dents in an unharmed cardboard box and 1 wrong part, that seems more Misterbuilt than Masterbuilt to me.

This is awsome helped me and my grandpa put this thing together we didn’t get no instructions

Why do you put the yope

the 1 x4 was used for stud placing so after chipping it out i cut studs with out the height of a 2x4 and slipped that in

Just what I needed thank you and thanks for putting the dimensions in the description

Every one of these I've bought have turned to shit after 5-6 uses. Just using to to put water through tankless heater. This one is the very last. Fk Drummond and fk harbor freight.

Were you ever able to get it to stop spreading? We have some problem that was planned on property during 1950s

Sometimes the plastic sleeve won't stay on the PTO mount at the tractor and sometimes it goes on and won't come off. Is there a secret tab I'm not using?

Screw that glue u gona hurt youre grandkids when it turns loose . WELD or use metal screws. use 4 legged shelfs

outstanding!!

hi like to see the next after this , i doing similar job with my bathroom , was all rotten sill plate

what if the under the sill plate is concrete ?

how many feet of base plate can you remove at one time? Since it is holding up the roof I am thinking no more than 36" (two studs) ? or did you build a temp wall to support the ceiling roof?

Thanks need shelfs in my container and this is the exact idea I needed with the braces that run across the top it keep from making holes in the container

Used it to pump water out of my sailboat. I love it!

Love the video. I have one on the way to me now. Looks like I works very well. Thank you!

What year's the mobile? Im facing doing this in a 74. I have holes i can see the outside! Yes i live in it. I could keep the spray foam industry in business lol. I may have a year..maybe 20 idk. But i know i cant affort replacing the ole gal and i aint movin. Its all paid for. May be easier get 2×8s and jack up and cinderblock support it all. Idk?

Can you put what bamboo is that on the description? I think many people want to know. Thank you.

Awsome

Just bought a 40ft high cube and been plotting on what I was gonna do about shelving. Thankfully I came across yalls video. I appreciate it Marine. Semper Fidelis

This helped tremendously with my assembly. Thank you!

I just got one for Xmas this year, I wish I would have watched your video 1st. Turns out I didn’t properly prime it before making my 1st cappaccino.

i dig the bench and shelves! Do you ever have problems with condensation?

I found that when i initially installed boom on my 25 farmtrac the auger bit was barley off ground so i put bolt in 1st hole which made auger bit sit up higher for travel around prop..also auger is working but i dont like the jerky motion when raising and lowering,,are you having same issues

Did your handle ever get easier to turn? Mine gets stuck pretty good wondering if I should exchange?

Painting my new rifle this week. Really like your colors and pattern!

My machine is brand new but when I hit the cappuccino button it doesn’t froth. I left the milk container in the fridge over night. Do you have any recommendations?

Thank god. You’re the only video that explains the manual froth on the damn thing. I’ve done it before, but haven’t used the machine in like a year. I went to go make a cup of tea and wanted some froth in it. I forgot how I did it. So I searched, and nothing. Finally stumbled on your video, and you confirmed my suspicions. Hold down the damn froth button.🙄 Now I can get back to making my tea on the side and just adding some froth. Thank you.

Buying on of these and same size auger tomorrow. For Kubota L3902

FooFoo Coffee! Who knew? No shame here, I love my Cafe Barista. Besides, I believe the Corps has given permission to enjoy a good cup of joe. ....But we all know REAL coffee comes from a field kitchen green cambro, made with potable water(?) from the water bull, poured into an almost clean canteen cup.

Thanks for the video! I copied exactly what you did and couldn't be happier! Much Appreciated!

10% military discount at a big box home improvement store... you must've bought it at Lowe's. Thank you for your service.

Would these work for heavy items? I just bought a 40’ High cube to store ceramic molds. My husband says no. He doesn’t think The L-brackets will hołd. Aby thoughts?

Super job & video. I'm working on the same project but 20' container. Watched many vids on the topic, and you're the 1st & only that has shown how to fasten studs to container with the adhesive approach. That's my plan, to avoid penetrating the skin of a watertight vessel ( ex-Navy, and can't see putting unnecessary holes in the hull!!! 12:45 ). Good detail on what's to me, the critical step in the process. Thank you, and thanks to your photographer for asking the question of what adhesive (earlier in the series) you're using!