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Genmitsu L8 vs Gluwphy - comparing two 20w Diode Lasers
The Genmitsu L8 and the Gluwphy lasers are new comers to the all enclosed laser game. These 20w diode lasers are built into the housing to provide safety and ease of use. They both have a set of features that make them unique. Lets compare them and you can see what laser is right for you.
Genmitsu L8:
www.sainsmart.com/products/l8-laser-engraver
Gluwphy:
amzn.to/3RcdGsi
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Gluwphy All in One 20w Laser Cutter and Engraver
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A first look at the Gluwphy Laser Engraver and Cutter. Many laser machines are going to all in one for safety and ease of use. This means the machine is already assembled and aligned so you as the end user can jump right in and start making things. This new laser is easy to work with and has nice features. It works directly with lightburn for your designs. air assist is included as well as a ho...
How to Set Up a Laser Engraver Exhaust System
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Laser Engraver machines are great tools to engrave and cut however they produce a lot of smoke. To get this smoke out of the building I am installing an exhaust system with 6" duct fan. Here are the components that I used in the build: Duct Tape: amzn.to/49lR5zL Blast Gates: amzn.to/3VOTCzo 4" Flex Pipe: amzn.to/4an5rkp Vevor Fan: amzn.to/49ljtSs SethCraft is a participant in the Amazon Associa...
Genmitsu L8 all in one 20w Diode Laser. Works right out of the box.
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The Genmitsu L8 Laser Engraver machine is pre-built and ready to use right out of the box. You only have to connect the two USB and air assist with power cord and the laser is ready to get to work. The cutting base has a tight fit in the bottom of the housing that keeps it in place. The cord management is well placed to prevent bunching or pinching of the cables. With a 20w laser you can cut 1/...
Building my Workshop | DIY Shed Build - 20 x 30 Mega Shop
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Building a Work Table for Laser Engraver Machine
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Now that I have my workshop done its time to build a work bench. This table is designed with laser engraver machines in mind. The height is a little lower than normal so that I can reach in to laser engraver machines without trouble. The same concept applies to a taller bench. SethCraft is a participant in the Amazon Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a mea...
Lights used in the 20x30 workshop
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I make youtube videos and need a lot of light in my workshop. There are 4 types of lights that I used in my build. 26w wall lights, Hexagon light bars, can lights, and highbay lights. You can find these lights here: HighBay Lights: amzn.to/49josUG Hyperlite Hex lights: amzn.to/3wlvmKn Rollin Canless lights: amzn.to/3UJtEg8 26w Wall Lights: amzn.to/42IHlxx SethCraft is a participant in the Amazo...
Trim out a Window Inside - Build a 20x30 Workshop
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The windows have been installed on my 20x30 shop. Now its time to get the interior window trim installed. I had plenty of leftover 1/2" plywood that will make for a great trim at a low cost. SethCraft is a participant in the Amazon Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com
Build Custom Shop Shelves - Build a 20x30 Workshop
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My workshop needed a shelf that wrapped all the way around for lots of storage space. I build a custom shelf that is super strong. This shelf is built in place at the 8 foot mark so that I it is 2 feet deep and 2 feet of height for storing items. I also install LED canless lights and outlets for power. SethCraft is a participant in the Amazon Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program...
Painting the Workshop Walls Plus a Sneak Peak into the Future
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To make the walls brighter in the workshop I am painting them white. I also show a sneak peak into the work done after the walls have been painted. Because I make lots of youtube videos in this space I needed to have the walls as bright as possible. Paint used in this video: Walmart Glidden white satin SethCraft is a participant in the Amazon Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program...
Build a Custom DIY Interior Door - Build a 20x30 Workshop
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There are three rooms in my workshop. I am building and installing custom doors to separate these room from each other. This custom DIY door build uses a 2x4 and 2x6 inner frame then has 1/2" plywood on the outside. I have also put 1" foam insulation in the door cavity to help with sound reduction between rooms. Pocket Hole jig: amzn.to/48QiERQ SethCraft is a participant in the Amazon Associate...
Maple Plywood for Workshop Walls
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Its time to install the wall covering for the inside of my 20x30 shop. My neighbor has offered to sell me some of his Maple plywood for an amazing price. I am using this plywood for the interior of the shop on all walls. To install this I am using 2" torx screws. These allow for plenty of holding power into the studs. Check out this sheetrock video if Maple plywood is not your thing. ua-cam.com...
Installing a Shop Ceiling with plastic roof panels - Build a workshop
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The ceiling in the shop is 10 foot tall. Much too tall to hold up sheetrock or even OSB as a ceiling install. That is one of the reasons I have decided to go with plastic roof panels as a ceiling cover. These corrugated plastic panels are light wight and look nice. They are installed with metal roofing rubber washer screws. SethCraft is a participant in the Amazon Associates Program, an affilia...
Workshop Ceiling Insulation R19 Batts - Build a 20x30 Workshop
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Insulating the shop ceiling is very important for several reasons. It makes the shop more comfortable with temperature but also helps to reduce moisture buildup. I am using R-19 fiberglass insulation with craft backing. Staples are used to attach the insulation to the 24" on center roof trusses. On the eves I am using Styrofoam baffles. These foam channels allow air to flow from the vented soff...
Wall Insulation R-13 Install - Build a 20 x 30 Workshop
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My workshop has 2x4 walls that are 3.5" thick. To insulate these wall cavities I am using R-13 fiberglass insulation. Staples are used to keep the batts in place. SethCraft is a participant in the Amazon Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com
Installing Electrical into a Shop Build a 20x30 workshop
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Installing Electrical into a Shop Build a 20x30 workshop
Build a Large Utility Closet for Off Grid Electronics - Build a 20x30 shop
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Build a Large Utility Closet for Off Grid Electronics - Build a 20x30 shop
Building Interior walls in a 20x30 Workshop
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Building Interior walls in a 20x30 Workshop
NO SAG VERY STRONG DOOR - Build an Insulated Shed Door (20x30 shop)
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NO SAG VERY STRONG DOOR - Build an Insulated Shed Door (20x30 shop)
Install Vinyl Siding on Gable End of a 20x30 Workshop
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Install Vinyl Siding on Gable End of a 20x30 Workshop
Installing Hardie Board Concrete Exterior Siding - Build a 20x30 Workshop
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Installing Hardie Board Concrete Exterior Siding - Build a 20x30 Workshop
Installing Trim and Z bar Build a 20 x 30 Workshop
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Installing Trim and Z bar Build a 20 x 30 Workshop
Full Window install 20x30 Workshop build
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Full Window install 20x30 Workshop build
Metal Roof Full Install Build a 20x30 Workshop
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Metal Roof Full Install Build a 20x30 Workshop
Soffit Fascia and Gable OSB Build a 20x30 Workshop
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Soffit Fascia and Gable OSB Build a 20x30 Workshop
Roof OSB Sheathing and Underlayment Build a 20x30 Workshop
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Roof OSB Sheathing and Underlayment Build a 20x30 Workshop
Roof Ladder Blocking and Sub-fascia - Build a 20x30 Workshop
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Roof Ladder Blocking and Sub-fascia - Build a 20x30 Workshop
Setting 16 Trusses Alone - Build a 20x30 Workshop
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Setting 16 Trusses Alone - Build a 20x30 Workshop
Simple Method to Cut Out OSB Windows
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Simple Method to Cut Out OSB Windows
Wall OSB Sheathing and Tyvek House Wrap [Build a Workshop]
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Wall OSB Sheathing and Tyvek House Wrap [Build a Workshop]

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @keithfreitas2983
    @keithfreitas2983 12 годин тому

    People on here saying to much. You guys quoting just a regular shed..

  • @phyrr3097
    @phyrr3097 12 годин тому

    What’s the square feet on that hut?

  • @floridagunrat1625
    @floridagunrat1625 15 годин тому

    I've set a lot of trusses like these working alone I like to install the two gable ends and get them exactly where I want them. Then I will run a string from Peak to Peak to align all the trusses. Also, you could have installed your cross pieces at the peak of the truss to become the ridge blocking. That would kill two birds with one stone. Looks like a good job!

  • @TheDustbinofHistory
    @TheDustbinofHistory День тому

    Lot of work, glad you did not get injured. I am doing similar, but will install 2 at a time, assembled on the ground, cross-braced and tabbed for plywood sheathing, before lifting with telehandler. A lot safer. Must cross brace (make a triangle between trusses) or risk the entire roof folding over.

  • @Frenebulox
    @Frenebulox День тому

    This video helped a great deal in my installation of one of these units this past weekend. In all of the videos I've seen of the installs, the hole saw attachment, a nice cardboard template and the hex key were included and the wires on head unit to condenser power line were numbered/labeled. None of that was the case for me. The manual included in the boxes is... adequate. Make sure that you can easily refer to this video. I already owned the appropriate hole saw but since I was at my best friend's house, 117 miles from mine, I now own two 2.5" hole saws. There was nothing in the manual specifying how the unlabeled wires on the power cord should be hooked up in the head unit or condenser. I am eternally grateful to Seth that he showed and narrated "Red wire goes to #2..." Good luck, be careful.

  • @user-ys1xl3jh4k
    @user-ys1xl3jh4k День тому

    I did this in Omaha Nebraska back in 1970. I also back filled the tires but.not as tight as you have done, I. Found that the weight of the upper tire’s compressed into the lower ones and since it was rubber to rubber the wall locked itself. My wall now is over 50 years old and has not moved an inch. One small note, the bottom tier should be partially buried so it won’t slide out when the top pressure increases. I too planted ground cover so the wall eventually was green in the summer.

  • @DragonclawMakerStudio
    @DragonclawMakerStudio День тому

    Building pretty much the same thing but 12x16. Curious why you did not go with diagonal end braces for the end trusses.

  • @bluemoongirl276
    @bluemoongirl276 2 дні тому

    I would never have the hinges on the outside where someone could tap them out and gain access to my possessions.

  • @jimherchak7505
    @jimherchak7505 3 дні тому

    You were very generous to your truss supplier, considering they totalled your car!

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 2 дні тому

      The young man that totaled my car, totaled another vehicle right after that and was fired. The trust is themselves seem to be good product.

  • @navindralr
    @navindralr 3 дні тому

    Was any vapor barrier used or needed? Thank you.

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 2 дні тому

      The only vapor barrier was the backing on the insulation. I now have a mini split in this space and that takes care of the moisture.

    • @navindralr
      @navindralr 2 дні тому

      @@sethcraftworkshop that’s interesting because my plan initially is to have a mini split in the shed. So perhaps I don’t need a vapor barrier either then? Also, how is the efficiency of the mini split in the shed with the insulating that you did?

  • @larrykent196
    @larrykent196 3 дні тому

    Here I am wondering about the idea of the vapor barrier on a shed floor. I have read a bunch of comments from many others about this, and this video shows it done. Condensation could be the enemy here, those days when a few degrees matter and dew points meet then wet it all becomes, plastic sure holds water leaving only evaporation into steam its only escape and it will go right up into the timbers. Not so sure its a good idea. I am beginning to think the breathable landscaping cloth might be the best solution. A reduction solution may be the closest you can get. Anyone else have a comment, please do. Cheers!

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 2 дні тому

      I have three buildings on my property and each have vapor barriers like this. My first shed did not have a vapor barrier.And I had a serious mold issue. I climbed under the building and placed a barrier and no longer have that issue. If I lift up the plastic, there's obvious water drops coming down.However no moisture seems to be up against the building.

    • @larrykent196
      @larrykent196 День тому

      @@sethcraftworkshop I took your advise and put a vapor barrier down over my block then the frame went on. Thanks for the tip. Cheers!

  • @dorailliano5939
    @dorailliano5939 4 дні тому

    Please help I need you to install mine 😊

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 2 дні тому

      It really is easier than it looks.Don't be frightened.

  • @logan979
    @logan979 4 дні тому

    could have built a plywood rack, would have made it much easier. Maybe next time !! 🙂

  • @dankopland-dp3vx
    @dankopland-dp3vx 4 дні тому

    Excellent

  • @carloscc6180
    @carloscc6180 4 дні тому

    Does it has to have a concrete base? Or can I make a wood one?

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 2 дні тому

      You can actually find plastic mini split bases on amazon. I used one last week and they are nice.

  • @mrpickle23
    @mrpickle23 4 дні тому

    dont you need 240 for 99% of mini splits?

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 2 дні тому

      This 9000 btu only needs 120v. The 12000 btu I installed last week needed 240v.

  • @Mason-nm1vf
    @Mason-nm1vf 4 дні тому

    Great video!

  • @roopchandeonarine9618
    @roopchandeonarine9618 5 днів тому

    Always connect your power wire last even if your breaker is off more safe

  • @PetarBojinov
    @PetarBojinov 5 днів тому

    What type of staple gun and staple size did you use to attach the insulation to the studs?

  • @buzzie8
    @buzzie8 5 днів тому

    Will your L8 power up without being connected to the computer? I am having trouble getting anything but a power on light. But I am also having trouble getting any connection to my Apple Macbook Pro. My assumption is that the air assist and the laser should work even though my computer is not connected, correct?

  • @CRAZYCR1T1C
    @CRAZYCR1T1C 5 днів тому

    Easier and much more accurate to draw the birds mouth when you had it in situ 5:20

  • @andyhernandez1693
    @andyhernandez1693 5 днів тому

    thanks for the explanation, but what about vacuum on lines before releasing the gas?

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 5 днів тому

      This is a mrcool DIY. In a normal mini split the copper lines are shipped empty and a vacuum needs to be pulled. In the Mr. Cool DIY the copper lines are shipped full with valve ends. No vacuum is needed on this unit. I have a Della mini split video coming out soon where I do vacuum the lines.

  • @markgotschall2914
    @markgotschall2914 6 днів тому

    Luckily for me I am installing this through an attic and can leave the extra line up inside instead of outside.

  • @busty1372
    @busty1372 9 днів тому

    I would first install a scaffold in the middle, then spread out the trusses like a deck of cards. You can then walk anywhere around on top. Use a hammer and nails.

  • @markrouse2416
    @markrouse2416 9 днів тому

    Great detailed video. Never use a adjustable wrench that has a loose grip on it. If that jaw has any play in it you will end up rounding that brass nut Up to seventy plus percent of leaks come from not having the recommended torque.

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 5 днів тому

      Those wrenches were all I had for this install. I just installed another unit this past week and used crescent wrenches.

  • @tonyc.1945
    @tonyc.1945 9 днів тому

    Good DIY video boss,,thanks

  • @rogeliovaldez4427
    @rogeliovaldez4427 9 днів тому

    What is the difference from high point to low point of you roof

  • @yancyjarquin4683
    @yancyjarquin4683 9 днів тому

    Can I put gun parts in it ?

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 9 днів тому

      Diode lasers can remove the coating from aluminum. If you want to engrave on other metals you will need to get the IR laser head.

    • @yancyjarquin4683
      @yancyjarquin4683 9 днів тому

      @@sethcraftworkshop ohh ok I just bought a new one on a local bidding site , so all I have to do is change the laser head?

    • @yancyjarquin4683
      @yancyjarquin4683 9 днів тому

      @@sethcraftworkshop also I’m just trying to do nice designs on the guns , not cut holes or anything

  • @normbograham
    @normbograham 11 днів тому

    A 2x4 screwed into each truss, can help hold them up and secure them against a strong wind. You can put it where you can just leave it.

  • @meilyn22
    @meilyn22 11 днів тому

    This man does everything. Solar, Hydro, Wordworking? WTH lol

  • @miller8084
    @miller8084 13 днів тому

    Well done on both the install and the step-by-step vid.

  • @oneandy2
    @oneandy2 13 днів тому

    What if you were to lay a course of tires, fill them loosely with dirt, and just give them a few months of weathering to settle before adding more dirt and another layer of tires?

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 9 днів тому

      That might work but the hammer really packs the dirt in the sidewalls of the tires. I am not sure that time would do as good a job as the hammer.

  • @dennisreynolds6915
    @dennisreynolds6915 13 днів тому

    How would you attach these panels to a metal shed?

  • @Zeppelinfool
    @Zeppelinfool 14 днів тому

    The 12k 110v until I'm looking at from Costco says the max fuse is 25A, so shouldn't I get a 25A breaker? Also was the 10/2 wire included or did you buy it separately? thanks

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 9 днів тому

      a 25amp should be fine. The 10/2 wire was purchased separately. You can find electrical whips that are already installed in conduit. Makes things a little easier.

  • @franciscotejeda1461
    @franciscotejeda1461 14 днів тому

    Pretty good video n have a good Day

  • @williamlapratt7007
    @williamlapratt7007 14 днів тому

    Your work is amazing. I am going to try and do this. I want the same dimensions.

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 5 днів тому

      This build was great. Nice to have it finished. Just big enough to build alone but way better with help.

  • @humblesophos
    @humblesophos 15 днів тому

    I always do smooth side as the exposed side aka more glue on the side that could get wet.

  • @jonathancristobal4724
    @jonathancristobal4724 15 днів тому

    Is called diy for a reason great job getting it done ✅

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 15 днів тому

      Thank you. It was a lot of work but paid off in the end.

  • @Bryans2018
    @Bryans2018 17 днів тому

    How do I figure out the pitch of my roof for my shed that I'm making

  • @JadeHare1
    @JadeHare1 17 днів тому

    The camera is crap, the calibration is so difficult and innacurate~

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 17 днів тому

      I have not tried the camera. That's sad to hear. What calibration is difficult?

  • @jimmyyounger618
    @jimmyyounger618 18 днів тому

    "Took about a week longer than I anticipated." Super Relatable! It took me decades to figure out and admit that if I take the amount of time I estimate something *should* take, and then multiply it by 3, that's likely to be much closer to the amount of time it *will* take. 😄

  • @thedoc3325
    @thedoc3325 18 днів тому

    any reason why not just use a power nailer ??? screwing everything in ???? isnt that faster ????? (i know screws are tighter etc etc but all conventional builders rely on power nailing with a framing nailer)

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 5 днів тому

      The main reason that I did not use a power nailer is because I do not have one.

  • @thedoc3325
    @thedoc3325 18 днів тому

    as mush as I admire his persistence, quite painful to watch the suffering of a single man building a massive structure .... but regardless ..... well done bro .....

  • @TheCod3r
    @TheCod3r 18 днів тому

    Timber has never been higher than right now in the UK and I could build a shed twice that size for half the cost WITH all those fancy addons. Either you or your customer got ripped off!

  • @thomasmastrocinque7132
    @thomasmastrocinque7132 19 днів тому

    Hi. Great Video. I have a small 1.5 car garage (~400 sq ft) I'd love to cool. Can you recommend a unit that is super-easy to install that runs on a 110 v AC outlet (instead of being hard-wired)? My budget is $1500.00 but I'd love to be closer to $1000.00 or less.

  • @mattcy6591
    @mattcy6591 19 днів тому

    using a saw on a glass patio table. Nice!

  • @captainfury19
    @captainfury19 19 днів тому

    Nice, thats an insane amount of work. Definitely need some anchoring to stabilize the whole thing. Rain and mud will move things around.

  • @Bryans2018
    @Bryans2018 19 днів тому

    I'm making a shed too and I got a question. When I join the corners of the walls together should I use double studs on each side or is that not necessary

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 19 днів тому

      You can use a California corner. It's a design that uses only 2 studs to make a corner on 1 wall. Then the next wall has 1 stud on the end.

  • @brandonsaunders1266
    @brandonsaunders1266 19 днів тому

    Beautiful workshop

    • @sethcraftworkshop
      @sethcraftworkshop 5 днів тому

      Thank you. It has been nice working inside now that its done.

  • @edwardhaigh4249
    @edwardhaigh4249 19 днів тому

    I wish our footing requirements were as relaxed in Australia, you got to sell your kidneys to pay for our footing regulations 😅