The book provides clear illustrations kzread.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO diagrams that cover many of the essential topics. The projects at the end of the book are valuable for enhancing your skills and creating your own furniture. A digital platform linked to the book that could offer the plans for other woodworking projects with the cut sheets would have been a nice addition, but overall, the book is excellent.

JASON! What are you thinking? It is PERFECT for a speakeasy. You gotta go through a wood shop and a crapper to get in! Sell Bourbonmoth whiskey to hipsters and make some serious money. Your wife can work the [crapper] door.

Apple cider is most definitely NOT alcoholic. Hard cider is, but cider mills and stores sell cider all the time that is simply unfiltered apple pressings. It is a family type drink. Add some spices and heat it for mulled cider, still a family child friendly fall beverage. Freshly pressed cider has a shelf life. Making it into vinegar or some alcoholic drink are also possibilities that start by using freshly pressed non alcoholic cider.

MEGASHOP!!!! I have an irrational love of shop videos, even more than actual woodworking videos. Super excited.

It's still cider whether it's alcoholic or not. Or at least that's how is referred to in the US usually. If it's unfiltered and you haven't added sugar, it's cider. Otherwise it's apple juice if you filter it and add sugar.

@cmaterick

7 ай бұрын

I’m not sure adding sugar is even required. You can buy 100% apple juice that is unsweetened. Seems like it’s just the filtering that triggers the name change at least in the middle of the US.

@JohnClark-tt2bl

7 ай бұрын

@@cmaterick Yeah that's true actually. On top of that, commercially made hard cider is filtered to basically be alcoholic apple juice.

@Kolnerbigblue

7 ай бұрын

There is a difference between Apple Cider and Hard Apple Cider. One is non-alcoholic (you can serve it to kids) and the other is alcoholic (would you really serve this to kids?). Some people have alcohol on their minds.

@JohnClark-tt2bl

7 ай бұрын

Traditionally speaking though, cider used to mean an alcoholic drink. Cider actually predates beer in the US, as apples were easier to find for early settlers than grains were. These days we call it hard cider to distinguish between alcoholic or non.

@michaelmedina9915

7 ай бұрын

I agree, I live in western New York and you can buy apple cider in the store. It’s non alcoholic, hard cider has alcohol and then there is apple juice. So I believe it has to do with the filtration of the squeezed/crushed apples.

I was super concerned about the scrap wood pile so I’m glad you FINALLY gave us an update on it. Thank you for making sure to include it!

where is the airstream

@microplastique

7 ай бұрын

im jk

Perfect opportunity to create a finishing area with some clean air system so you don’t have to tape up plastic all over your shop anymore! Excited for you man!

@Daphoid

7 ай бұрын

John Malecki did this with his shop this year, good stuff over there; and good advice too!

Apple cider is fresh, unfiltered, and often unpasteurized. It's also considered a seasonal drink and can be hard to find outside of the autumn months. Apple juice, on the other hand, is filtered and pasteurized, which gives it a longer shelf life, a sweeter taste, and a smoother texture. Apple cider if left to sit too long will ferment ..

@Dstinct

7 ай бұрын

Yup. Here in Canada, adding alcohol would make it "hard cider".

@LiqdPT

7 ай бұрын

​@@DstinctI mean, you don't "add alcohol" (like, hard cider isn't apple juice with vodka added). You let the unfiltered apple juice (aka cider) sit and ferment like wine or beer. It produces its own alcohol.

@jjudy5869

7 ай бұрын

Yup, in the US there two types of cider.

@EyvindurKarlssonOfficial

2 ай бұрын

This. Also, if you press apples and then add yeast, it's called must, not juice.

I'm still waiting to see how the interior of the treehouse came along.

@paulgrassart8935

7 ай бұрын

He said it in a previous video : the tree house has been sent to the tree refurbishing company so they can put plumbing and wiring. Yes, I know, it is a tree-less treehouse, but it still went to the tree company, because there are no tree-less refurbishing company, that would be nonsense. So, in the meantime, we can see the first part of boat-building, until he has to send the boat to the shipyard (that's the name of boat-refurbishing companies) so they can put plumbing and wiring in it. But we will get many videos until then : in this boat, everything is round, everything must be scribed, it will be hard work. So no worries, we have great videos coming. If only he could put some jokes in them, and not be always so serious about everything, they would be the best !

@torwel24

7 ай бұрын

Your Comment made my Day 😂👍🏻

That guy's so rich. Good for him. Hard work.

I sure wish I was a Patron on Patreon, this way I could come to Oregon and help build Huck Finn’s new Mega Shop. 😂 The Spanish version is the best idea ever.

I’ve enjoyed doing projects with metal. I use my driveway because my garage is full. All my woodworking equipment is on wheels so I bring them out also.

Outside the US cider refers exclusively to the alcoholic beverage; the entomology of the word as reference to such is first recorded as early as the 11th century. Im not sure why Americans refer to cloudy/pressed apple juice as cider but they are pretty much the only ones that do.

The patreon builds are the best thing in KZread woodworking community. A lot of makers would never have agreed to work in that small shop in London and Jason not only did you do it but also built a massive bed putting to rest any excuses of “my shop is not big enough for that.” I have been a fan for a long time but I have the utmost respect for that. Your ability to interact with people is excellent and the woodworking in other peoples’ shops should be a TV show because those videos are that good and would be a unique twist on a typical home renovation show that focuses on woodworking.

Best of luck kiddo I know it's gonna be great I'll see you on the flip side

All that work just on your Shop… I don’t envy you. I’ll pray for you to persevere all the way to conclusion. That’s a lot of work.

Jason, I searched all of KZread and couldn’t find one good video on the sanding process. I know sanding is one of your least favorite things to do, but ALL woodworking videos literally skip through that process when it’s so important. I have so many questions about sanding. Such as in between grits, do you wet the wood with water to raise the fibers, and if so, do you wait until it’s dry? What is the highest grit that you sand to? Do you hand sand at the last grit that you use? In between grits do use air or cheese paper to clean the surface. And even when finishing, I have questions on how you sand in between coats. If you could do a video on that I’d greatly appreciate it.

That workshop job sounds like it will be class.

So, just to be clear to everyone who said that it wasn't cider. Apple juice is filtered and sugar is normally added (what you see on your store shelves). Apple cider is just the juice of freshly pressed apples. I live in upstate NY where we have the Largest McIntosh Apple Orchard in the World, we have a lot of cider orchards here. What you made, it's cider.

@RichardCreel

7 ай бұрын

Yep, what he's making now is hard cider.

@Nick-tm2sw

7 ай бұрын

Its just people that have to comment if something doesn't match exactly what they think it should be. I agree, where I come from (midwest) this would be called cider even though it has no alcohol. We would call it hard cider if it had alcohol. But I don't have some pathological need to correct someone for using a different arbitrary naming scheme like the original commenters. Everyone should just call it what they are used to and then spend the minimal cognitive load required to translate the terms in their head if it doesn't match what they are used to hearing it called.

@linus_staf

7 ай бұрын

Its a US thing. In the rest of the world cider is always alcoholic. But in the US cider is what we elsewhere just call apple juice.

@MumrikDK

7 ай бұрын

What kind of monster adds sugar to apple juice?

@jerm22278

7 ай бұрын

Ok, I made a very similar reply as well. I'm glad others are calling out the misconception.

Damn bro you have certainly upped your bourbon game since the old days. Cheers brother!

Apple cider is made from whole apples that are ground into a pulp and then pressed to release the juices. This type of beverage has a strong, tart flavor and often contains sediment from the apple pulp. Apple juice, on the other hand, is made from pre-pressed fruit juice that has been processed and filtered before being bottled up for sale in stores. It usually has a sweeter taste than cider due to added sugar or sweeteners for you apple cider snobs. Hard cider is what you guys are talking about.

Phew!! Jason, thank goodness you updated us on your scrap wood pile….. I was beginning to wonder🤣🤣🤣🤣

Just want to add that you made cider in your other video because it is fresh and unfiltered. In the US, Cider is the fresh, unfiltered, and non-alcoholic liquid that comes from pressing/crushing apples, usually found in the fall. Apple Juice would be the same liquid that is filtered, pasteurized, and sweetened. What you are making now, and what everyone else was complaining about, is HARD CIDER; This may not be the same as in other parts of the world, but in North America there is a legal distinction between cider and hard cider.

Sorry to hear about the TV show. Show biz can be fickle and frustrating. But sounds like you've landed on some exciting new endeavors that will be a great resource for us garage-bound DIYers. Looking forward to all the new content.

Dude, looking forward to MegaShop 🤩

I was confused by the comments about Apple Cider. By definition, Apple Cider is fresh, unfiltered and often unpasturized. Hard cider has alcohol. Apple juice is filtered and pasturized. Maybe it's a regional thing? Here in the US (Wisconsin) you get apple cider in autumn and it does not contain alcohol. I am curious if that's a southers thing of something else like that.

Exciting news! I’m happy you are not filming a tv show on a station I don’t have anyway. Can’t wait for the mega shop builds.

What you made with the press was indeed cider. Apple juice is cider purified with all the sediment and apple pieces removed. HARD cider is cider after it has been fermented, which appears to be what you are getting ready to do. Just make sure you check the regulations on how much you can make for PERSONAL use. Good luck, I hope it comes out good.

Can’t wait for the garage build out and jealous of the MegaShop

LOL 😂 I don’t speak Spanish either but I think I heard something about a handsome cat in his pants and his mother is very large 😂

Damian and the gang at Mountain Modern Airstream are great and the results are fantastic.

Xing fingers that all your plans get well!

I have to say i really love the Intromusic and the Stunts you make always amuse me. Thank you :)

Before you finalize your new shop design, if you have sufficient headroom, consider installing a false floor. If I had sufficient headroom, I would start with say 18" I-Beams on 16" centers. I would run my dust collection, wiring, and compressed air under the floor. I would then use two layers of plywood for the floor. The benefit is that you would not have to walk on concrete all day. Improvements can be made to items like the air piping and dust collection ducting. I would look at using a ring main. This would provide for an even distribution. It also provides for easier bypass should a piece of equipment be out of service, removed, or replaced. A better material for vacuum ducting might be conducting Bonstrand piping. It will be quite a bit more expensive, but it will be stronger, and in the long run easier to maintain. Bondstrand conducting piping has been in use for around 50 years. If you put in a compressed air system consider a rotary screw air compressor with a refrigerated filter, such as those offered by Kaeser Compressor. One of the most important benefits is the absence of noise. Over the years I visited hundreds of shops and manufacturing facilities. The Renk AG Gear facility in Augsburg, Germany had the only floor that I can remember. Renk's floor consisted of pieces of hardwood, I think oak, about 6"x6"x4" thick, with the end grain up. It looked like crosscut slices of railroad ties. You could drop tools and not worry about destroying them. Good luck with your new shop.

Flippingdrawers mentioned you, so I started watching your KZread channel. Finally, finally, someone makes "a word from our sponsor" well worth watching. I will never build a boat or a tree house, but I watched each and every moment of you doing it.

Every time I see the piles of wood/sawdust next to your fence, I'm reminded of the video where your fence caught on fire. Have you thought about a metal Dumpster or something similar? It'd probably also be easier to haul it away when it gets full.

Thanks so much for the update. I cannot wait to see your RV completed. I know you and your family will get a lot of use out of it. You have a great whiskey selection. Do I see a couple of bottles of Yamazaki 12 on the top left shelf? That is some really good whisky. Sorry your TV show did not pan out. I am looking forward to see how you down size your shop while upgrading your current shop to mega size. You should have space for a CNC and a laser machines. As always, looking forward to all of your videos.

Can't wait for the Shop redo!!!

Oooh, ooh, ooh!! Do a colab with Alec Steele and learn some smithying (smithing..?) and metalworking. That would be friggin' awesome!

I actually saved a couple more bucks using my GovX account for the razor, thanks friend for the hook up though!

YEEEESSS! 2 car garage set up (reality for me, wood shop+metal shop+wife car in 2sqft) and Mega garage set up (dream for me)! Love it.

Can't wait to watch the shopbuild Jason

The best news I have heard this week is that you have only been woodworking 8-9 yrs, that gives me hope that I might live long enough to actually get better ( tho probably not long enough to see the final Airstream video...)

You live in the US not the UK. You're taking your cider and making hard cider. Love your videos!

Love the idea of metal working. But please teach us as you go. I’m a woodworker that wants to do more metal work too.

Thank you for the scrap wood update. That was very interesting!

Put in a tankless hot water heater. Saves a lot of space. You could even put it in the attic

500+ comments at this time, this will never be seen, but a guy can wish. They say, you can wish in one hand, crap in the other and see which one is fulfilled first.... Awesome plan for shop changes and videos and the patreon summit thingy, cool. to add to the suggestions you will get ad nauseum for the new shop, put whatever dust extractor you use in it's own little enclosure, or in an enclosure outside the shop. You will love not having the noise from it in the shop. The big question I am left with is did the fish get flushed or not?

I have a Henson razor ... that thing is the best thing I've purchased in the last 2 years ... including my Festool Domino 700

I’m all in for MEGA SHOP!!!

Those are tidings of comfort and joy mery gentleman! 😂👊🏻

Hey 1975 wants their flower wall back outta that trailer..you can't be leaving that right....

Exciting news. Looking forward to all the shop projects

I have plans to build a paddle board for my wife. You should give that a try too! It seems easy enough, at the very least it’ll be fun

Can't wait for next spring! Not just for the weather, but to watch all the new videos as I am redoing my garage. I love learning things from this channel!

Yes my mother is enormous. Thank you

I am so Excited for all of this. So happy for you and your family.

I like shop projects & builds

Metal working = sparks / Wood working = dust --- Bourbon Moth + Sparks + Dust = get the popcorn and peanuts This is gonna be fun 😎🤯😎🤯😎🤯

It is a sad thing that french is not a priority, because a lot of my quebecers, french-canadian colleagues would enjoy your videos... but selfishly, I do understand you very well, so I will continue to really like your videos, seeing your foreman grow and everything... Thanks!

Very nice! Exciting updates coming down the pipe! You also have Old Elk bourbon from my home town! One of my favorite whiskeys.

I am SO going to re watch every video en español ❤

I love watching your videos, you can be very "entertaining" but right now I'm suffering from shop envy. Your current shop is bigger than my home!! Still can't wait to see how awesome it will look when you've finished though. Just one thing I noticed in the garage... unless you're using them for some project or donating them, the cans in those green bags would take up less space if you crushed them down. Reduce waste volume :D Keep up the great work :D

Whattever you do....Go for it!!👍👍👍👍😊😊😊😊😊

Looking forward to the new shop build

The new shop will be great, but I think you’re absolutely correct when you say most of us are working out of a smaller shop. I’m working out of half a two car garage. My main workbench is on wheels and tucks away against the wall so we can BARELY squeeze in two vehicles when the weather is bad(Alberta, so yeah). All that to say, I’m excited to see how you setup and smaller wood shop. I don’t have dust collection at the moment, so it will be nice to see what you choose to do. Thank you for doing what you do!

I’m stoked for the garage workshop

I am so excited for a new shop build or in this case rebuild! Its honestly my favorite content to see a shop get built out and seeing stuff in the shop that has been built being used to build other stuff. I dont know why but it scratches an ich didnt know i had!

Mega Shop sounds like it is going to be a lot of fun and informative content. Very excited! Congratulations!!

Love all the updates and plans, great to see such development and looking fw to new shop design!!

Thanks for all the updates Jason! I was just wondering what was up, so its great to see what you’ve been up to and what your plans are. Can’t wait for whats coming!

Tear down the wall! Tear down the wall! Tear down the wall! Tear down the wall!

I cant believe how much space you people have down there, here in the netherlands its a luxery to have a car garage at all, let alone a driveway. Having land and such costs you a fortune and building something on it even more so, and some headache with the local municipality. Wish i could move there some day haha

Wow. Yeah, this is an awesome set of updates, and the Mega-shop project is absolutely going to be exciting to follow - as I'm preparing to build out my own shop.

The fact he considers that Garage to be a small shop space 😂. I'd kill for a woodshop that size

That's cool man. Excited for you.

I wonder how many people would compete for a chance to help you work on rebuilding the shop. I think I would. The experience, fun and knowledge gained would be worth the price of a plane ticket. Also, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen was unexpected and my favorite part of this video.

MAN, I can't wait for that to happen 😮

First project for the new shop; an entire bedroom set with an antique french bed with all that beautiful carving work and leather work

Awesome updates! Looking forward to watching your journey.

In the spanish speaking community there's this constant fight in dubs between the american spanish variants dubs and the european spanish dubs. I'm spanish so I usually prefer the european one, just because I'm used to it. But the fragment you shared with us in the video, even though it's weird for me because of the latin-american accent, it's so masterfully dubbed I loved it.

LOVE IT! A lot of us work out of our garage, me included and there is a big separation between what you do and what we can realistically do in our small limited shop. I think this will brings a lot of us closer to you and your channel. I have one am looking forward to it.

Garage shop love to hear it. Keep having fun!

That is too cool!!! Thanks for all of your hard work. Enjoy all of the videos.

Can't wait to see the videos on the new shop build! Love your channel compadre. And super appreciate that you still build stuff and don't just advertise.

Can’t wait to see the new/renovated shop! Also cannot wait to see your take on a 2 car garage/small shop too, I’ve been wanting to look into setting up a small shop for a while and it’s nice to have another resource to how to do it.

I am so excited about the new shop build. I love new shop build videos. Now Jason, I need you to bring back your coffee mug. Please.

Like the way your current shop looks.Looking foward to see how your new shop takes shape and the new equipment you put in place.

The updated we all needed, thank you! Wish other creators would do this since their workers in their videos come and go with no explanation.

QUESTIONS- What do you do with all the sawdust? Do you have a use for it? I’ve seen at least one maker use their sawdust to make fuel bricks/logs for a wood burning stove. The redo of the shop sounds exciting! Are you going to collaborate with another maker on the metal working? Maybe Adam Savage?! Really enjoy the videos!

Jason as your building a brand new shop can I put 1st dibs on all your woodpecker and festool kit. Obviously you'll be replacing this old stuff and I'm more than happy to give it a good home, and I won't even charge you for taking off your hands 😂😂😂

Soooo much room for activities!!!

Can’t wait to see do the small temporary shop and the new mega shop

Can't decide if I'm more excited for your garage shop or your Megashop!!

The flex of that bourbon library….can I come over? We can shoot bows and drink bourbon

Mega shop! HOORAY!

I have been watching you for some time and enjoy your time in your shop. I can't wait for the mega shop.

I’m in the middle of building out a shop and trying not to make a big mess so this small shop build will be great to watch. That being said. GET TO IT!

It’s still cider… us and UK are just different.. Apple juice is the filtered yellow refined juice.. when you press the apple like he did in the other video it’s cider.. does not have to be alcoholic.. that’s what we call hard cider..