Jay's New Shop--Episode 6--THE CLEANUP
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I have been needing a shop soooo BAD!!! The time is now! I have finished with the outside mower shed and ready to tackle the inside of the garage. It is a complete disaster and needs a lot attention! Before I even think of setting up the shop I have to make room for everything!! That is where this video comes in!! Not super "Building" but definelty needed. I can't wait to set up the new shop in the next video!! This series has been awesome for me and I hope you have enjoyed it too!! Please make sure you SUBSCRIBE to the channel! Make sure you smash that LIKE button! And please hit the BELL to get notifications for upcoming videos. Thanks for watching and will catch you in the next one!
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@thecrippledhandyman
4 ай бұрын
Hey brother, the hardest part of reorganizing is it's hard to get rid of something unless you know that you'll never use it. And you find that thing you were looking for a year ago..lol Take care brother!
@colinbrooks6290
4 ай бұрын
Lmaso bro
Jay, I see the difference in your videos over the last year. I’ve been watching you on Perkins channel for a few years and you’re entertaining as hell. I’m so happy to see you succeeding at producing your own content!
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
I appreciate that!
Glad to see I’m not the only one whose idea of cleaning the garage is starting a fire 😂😂
Thats an awesome model your dad gave you! As far as makers go apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Thanks.
It's times like this when we all realize that we have too much stuff.
@Wheel_Horse
3 ай бұрын
Every time I clean my shop and organize things, within a month it looks like it never happened. I'm lazy that way!
Diagonal braces to ceiling joists from the door rails would prevent the opener from pulling the door and rails to the rear of the room in case of a door jam or if abnormal resistance developed to the door’s movement along the rails. Also, there should be a metal stiffener installed across the top of the door to prevent the door buckling if a jam developed.
Can't wait to seee how you set up the shop/ I'm retired now, and my house/property doesn't have enough room for a decent shop. I do have enough for maybe perhaps a lathe and a bandsaw, I've ben in love with woodturnng since I was a young lad 50+ years ago hanging out in my great uncle's shop on weekends.
Jay - suggestion for storing ur smaller (trim type) wood pieces . . . Attach some wood slates on the rafters (spaced to accommodate the shorter pieces); then slide pieces up there.
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Pro tip!
I can’t believe it! You say..”then I got this old chest of drawers from my son’s room”….. YEAH, that chest of drawers is known in the furniture world as a big boy. My family inherited that exact one from our Grandparents back in 1960 something. Its craftsmanship is of incredibly beautiful, SOLID wood. I personally don’t have the dresser inherited, but my sister does, I will have to ask her what manufacturer name is engraved… My belief is that you have an incredibly beautiful and rare chest of drawers there!! Just don’t get rid of them…please.
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Wow!! Please let me know!! Thanks.
You should consider slapping some white primer on the walls/pegboard, it makes a big difference in brightness.
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
I seriously thought about that, but I really could not bring myself to paint that whole entire shop! Lol
@mtnberner2971
4 ай бұрын
lol, I hear that, to be honest I only ended up painting 3/4 of my shop white before I threw in the towel!
There's a little bit of a Pyro in almost all of us...as sure as fire is hot there is a Pyro in me, cause any day's a good day for fire blaze. That's a sweet little log cabin your Dad built, the details he's put into it are frickin swish as. Shot for the reel Jay, your editing skills just keep getting better Bud.
7:30 What, no zip tape??? 😄😂 Good job Jason! So happy for you that you now have this awesome space to make your shop in!
The only issue with putting things on market place as free to collect is when people either take it and sell it on or when people then start demanding you deliver to them too.
My Dad made log cabin bird house. Some of them looked like old western theme. When he passed away each of the kids were given a set he had made. I cherish mine. Good job with clean up
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
That is awesome! Great memories.
Love the little cabin your dad made.
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
It’s sweet right!! Thanks.
We all appreciate the cameo Steph made, love your channel Jay! 😊
@stephanieellis1811
4 ай бұрын
Life is so busy lol. Hoping I get to be around a lot more.
Отличный костер бро =) Мастерская получится отличной =))))
You should turn Santa around so he's looking out the window! (of course, he'll get faded)
As the kids say… this video was FIRE!
I've had a love and fascination with fire for as long as I can remember. I actually was "arrested" when I was 6 years old for unintentionally setting a power pole on fire while playing with matches stolen from my parents, knocked out power for the entire neighborhood, hahaha. My parents were aware of and worried about my love of fire, and had had many talks with me about playing with matches, how dangerous it was, both to myself and everyone else, so when the power pole went up in flames one Saturday afternoon and I came running back to our house slightly singed around the edges, there was no doubt in anyone's mind who had started the fire. First the fire department showed up, then the power company, then the police. Everyone in the neighborhood was out in their front yards, I was with my parents and my younger sisters in our front yard, and I was amazed (in a bad and frightened way) by what I had done. I guess my parents had a little conference between them before they approached the police and told them I had started the fire. That's when I was arrested. I was handcuffed and put into the back seat of the police car, crying uncontrollably, begging my parents to save me, but my dad was adamant, telling me, you broke the law, you put people's lives and property in danger, you caused damage to public property, there is nothing we can do to help you. The police drove me away while I screamed and sobbed in the back seat, hands cuffed behind my back. I was 6 years old. But they only drove me a couple of blocks away before they pulled over and turned in their seats to talk to me. They told me that if I promised to never, ever steal matches again or play with matches again, that they would turn around and take me home. I was still crying and I remember I had bad hiccups and my nose was running, but I agreed. I told them it was all an accident, I never meant to start the fire, I was just playing. They told me matches were not toys and lighting fires was not play. Once I had calmed down a bit and made my promise, they took me home. My parents didn't punish me, probably figuring being arrested was punishment enough. And the entire experience did change me in that I realized that playing with fire could have very serious consequences. But to be perfectly honest, it didn't stop me from lighting fires, it just made me be a LOT more careful and not get caught. Also, it wasn't that long after that my parents developed a sudden interest in tent camping. We'd go camping for 4-7 days at a stretch and I was always put in charge of the campfire. Having found, thru our camping trips, a totally legit and safe way to light and manage a fire, suddenly unexplained fires stopped happening in our neighborhood. And as I grew into adulthood, I found myself invited to lots of bonfire parties in which I was in charge of the fire. It became a bit of a side job for me, tho I never charged for my services. To be able to light a fire, that was and is enough for me. I am 70 years old now and my love affair with fire has not dimmed, nor has my love of camping. I still tent camp and I am still available as a bonfire master.
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Awesome.
Jay let DeWalt know you need one of their big yellow toolboxes to put in the shop
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Yes!
@kevinjavier8430
4 ай бұрын
Might as well add in the dewalt metal shelves too! @Building_Jays_Way
At least, you'll find your long-lost items! LOL !
Nice work Jay, looking forward to seeing the start of the setup.
Your progress is slow and steady , but it was a mess thats looking better . Keep up the work I cant wait to see how it turns out .
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
You and me both!
@ozarkdaredevils
4 ай бұрын
Your knowledge and abilities have grown leaps and bounds since I first saw you at the beginning of the Perkins Bros. Builders. Guys can have fun but it shows you take this serious . Knowledge is power my friend !
No need to apologise 😊 it’s your journey we’re just along for the ride 😊👍
Nothin’ better than a clean garage and a scrap fire!
Looking good Jay. Now the trick is to keep it that way. Lol
Jay, This question has nothing to do with your show but I've always wondered how Rays remodel turned out. I think went he broke up the dynamic duo, he was working on his kitchen. We need some closure. Great video Ray!
Hey Jay, look up Toyota's 5S rules. You're embracing them... Jay's way! Keep up the great work.
Jay, you need to turn Santa around so he’s looking out the window so people can see that when they pull in… Jay section off the drawer with your sandpaper in it, so you can separate sandpaper by grit just an idea for you
New viewers here 👋🏼 from MN! Really lovin your humor and honesty. Awesome to see DIYers with some grit and integrity. God’s truly blessed you and your Mrs. Anyway, Hello and keep on showing us “Jay’s Way”………Jerry & Joanie ps… what does T L mean?
I always thought that a garage was to put a vehicle in. Lol
Wow, I did not realize that there is actually a floor in your garage.
Love the Flag
Perfect timing!!! 🎉 Just finished watching the Perkins Builder Bros “Home Office” / Tik Tok filter episode. 😂😅
@sarahbuckman3999
5 ай бұрын
Same! 😊
@rjkora
5 ай бұрын
Yes !!
@trevordavis1854
4 ай бұрын
Same lol!!
My wife's uncle makes little cabins like your dad. Cool.
You should build an outside rack for all your kindling near the fire pit shop looks really good
Great idea to end each video with a fire! I'm equally a firebug as you are, Jay. Thanks for sharing your journey. Oh Em Gee, You got so much done, whew. I love your channel, "Burning Jay's Way," hehe hUgz from Ohio, Lee
Your new shop from outside looks awesome
As much as you love sanding and painting, that chest of drawers would be a great project.
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Nah!! lol.
@stephanieellis1811
4 ай бұрын
That’s such a labor of love. I already re-purposed one for our daughter’s room but I don’t think I’ve got it in me for Jay’s shop. Sorry Ellis 😂
Love to see that organization in your garage. Your's shop is going awesome, love to see more and when it done 💯💪💪.
Haven’t heard “that’s one way to do it “ in a while so I’ll say it. “That’s one way to do it “.
Looking GoodJay & Steph
I love fire that much too!
Looking good Jay 👍
Say hey, Jay! Glad to see that you're making progress on your dream shop. Well, that might be a little grandiose, but it will definetely be a more workable work place. I know I've said this before, but I really like how profesional your opening looks. That one shot with your "helper" is a really good picture. Hi Steph. 👍😊
@stephanieellis1811
4 ай бұрын
Hi @mikehall4517
Everything is looking GREAT! Keep it up as I di the same thing to the backyard of my new house. I might need to go start a fire in my pit now to get rid of some old wood
Thanks, Jay. It was very inspirational, I'm headed to clean up my place which is about 4 months overdue.
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Go for it!
I would watch your videos even if you just were to burn stuff and enjoy your fire. Seeing you building stuff is just like a bonus. 🙂 Keep on doing your thing Jay! stay healthy and stay save! for you and your family
Every guy I know goes through this process at some point in time. Looking forward to seeing the shop set up. Love the videos, keep them coming!
Great Job !! I have an old clothes dresser in my shop too !!!
Jay, you're killing it man! So stoked for your new shop. Your excitement is contagious and I can't wait to see all the cool projects you'll be able to build in there!
On Jay's way, even cleaning up is exciting!!!
Shed looks great i love the black color. Also like where the flag is hanging. Garage looks great one day at a time. You will get it done. Thanks for sharing. Eli
Metal office filing cabinets work really good for storing a lot of tools and stuff and sometimes you can pick them up used really cheap. A while back I bought a half-dozen for my shop and have been very happy I did!
Love seeing you use the dresser. That’s the kind of thing I would do.
Fire is life… I can stare all day long at it
Love the channel. Projects explained well for a novice like me. Managed a few for myself too. But gotta say, you mentioned you didn't know if anyone else loved fires like you do.... Well, that would be me! Thanks for the channel, very entertaining too
I hear ya bruh. 50 year old, working by yourself , after a days work.
Looks fantastic! I have one request, if possible could you put a light shining on the pallet flag? Not sure if a solar light would work. It would really look nice all lit up at night.
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Yes!
Cleaning out is always so satisfying, but always seems to take so long. I enjoy fires as much as, if not more than most. Keep it Burnin'!
Congratulations, you now have room for your vehicles inside.
Jay U are doing an awesome job. It looks soo good. I dont why U always put yourself down. U are doing just grand altogether. Im so proud of U
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Thanks.
Hey Jay! Love your and the Perkins Bros stuff. I learn something every time. I'm a fire hound also, and ended up just installing a wood stove in my garage. So convenient and practical. I'm in Illinois so it gets pretty cold. I've recently done a shop re-org as well. A couple suggestions: make an out of the way but covered wood rack for all your long material. Take advantage of the high areas. Shelf brackets with plywood and plastic bins can hold a ton of stuff out of the way until you need it.Also, nesting bikes (alternating heights) saves a ton of wall space. Love the attic access, by the way. Great job!
Thanks for this inspiration. I need to get my stuff organized and a lot of trash to clean out
Put your plastic drawers on the chest of drawers. They are too tall to use the top and with no drawers on the work bench you'll free up a couple square feet there.
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Pro tip!
good job ,greetings from belgium
Loving your content respect from dublin
Looks better and that log cabin is awesome
Jay, I'm right there with you, always enjoy a good fire any time of the year
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Right on
Jay im from south Africa like your videos can't stop watching
It is Looking Good,Good Job.
That's looking really clean! Lol. You have really worked hard on it and it shows.
That was a ton of work and it really looks nice!! Can't wait to see how you set up your equipment!!
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Coming soon!
Super amazing clean up, you made good use of the wall space, smart solutions. I love a good outdoor fire, feeding it and watching the flames do their thing. Fall time burning leaves has such good memories for me. Can’t wait for your next video. The American flag on the side of the shop addition looks cool. 🇺🇸
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Thanks 👍
16:28 Right! There is nothing better. Love this video! Keep cleaning/organizing. It looks great!
I'm Just a dude watching another dude clean his garage instead of cleaning my own. Great video Jay, keep them coming so I can procrastinate some more.
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Thanks! Will do!
Jay….you are just the best! You are so humble …. Your work style is that of so many DIYers.i wish I lived closer….i’d come be your schlepper! Kudos kudos…you sense of honesty and humor are priceless! Look how far you’ve come…kudos and many thanks your videos are great!
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Wow, thank you!
Looking great 👍
Organizing is such a rewarding experience.
It makes my Sunday when your video pops up ❤
Thank you. Always enjoy watching your videos. Here and on Perkins. You’re upbeat and bust your butt. Keep up the fantastic job!
We ❤your work, greetings from the netherlands 🇳🇱
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Thank you very much!
@abhero9816
4 ай бұрын
The way you do the job is inspiring us to do the things you do and we will keep things tidy.
That shop is shaping up!
subscribed because you included the part where the floating tree hit the bridge... that was awesome
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Lol. Thanks.
Great Job Jay, can’t wait to see the next chapter!!!🇺🇸
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
More to come!
you inspired me to clean my shop.
Looking good
Great progress Jay! Was just talking to Jordan and Rad today that I need to get better organized, hate tripping over stuff looking for stuff 😂😂😡😡
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Thanks Stud! See y’all in Vegas?
@StudPack
4 ай бұрын
@@Building_Jays_Way Yessir!
Lets build a fire first 😂😂😂
Feels good to clean youre shop huh i did mine 2 weeks ago and now i enter and enjoy it much more. love youre vids bud greets from the Netherlands.
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
Awesome! Thank you!
Coming together buddy
Looks great!! A forever job is to get all the screws , nails, painting stuff, sandpapers, o yea, don’t forget instruction booklets.
@Building_Jays_Way
4 ай бұрын
What are those!! lol.
Great job, Jay! Looks so nice. It's fun to work in an organized area. Happy for you!!
Thanks for the motivation today. I am heading into my garage and seeing how I can clear a few things out.
That was fun to watch! Great job. When you were cutting out the new shelves and the camera was in fast forward I chuckled because it looked like you were breaking sawing/dancing! 😂
Nice Jones bag @3:48
Good 👍🏻 job !!
I need to do this but im stuck inside watching this video lol. Ill take those shelves if you still have them.
Now u can park your cars in the garage 😂😅❤😂🎉