HELLO EVERYONE, AND WELCOME TO MY OFFICE WORKSHOP. Well at least I filmed in here. I'm not ready to show you all yet. Thats coming soon. I wanted to show you how I spent my YouTube Earnings from May.
Youtube as a platform has been amazing to me. I have gained far more than I can ever return. The support, encouragement, and gratitude for what little I do, is more than I can put into words. But this past month I made the decision that if all of you supported me, then I should invest in myself as well. So I took the ad revenue and spent it on a new machine to open doors for myself and my shop. Baby steps right now, but I'd like to show you where that is heading, check it out, I apologize there's no cars today. But they'll be back next time when I show everyone my space, and start moving the equipment and cars inside.
Finishing my first year on YouTube and watching the channel grow beyond what I ever expected has been an experience that I will forever treasure. But now, it's time to see what I can do with this.
I'm working on an entire line of clamps and brackets for cars trucks boats and airplanes. you could probably use them to secure your TV cords to the wall as well. If you're interested in how they got programmed, head back into the archives, I broke it down on a Monday morning Cad episode a while back. Today the first clamp became reality. and there is so much more to come.
I bought the absolutely cheapest brand new 220 Mig I have ever seen and will be testing it soon. And a few glimpses as to the madness that I'm about to unleash, the projects that are coming, this is going to be one heck of a year guys, and I'm honored to be able to share it with you.
If you haven't yet, do me a favor and subscribe to the channel, like the video, drop a comment, do the whole YouTube thing, and once you're done, go out and build something. Anything. Even if it's just a sandwich. Because if we leave nothing behind, how will anyone know we where even here.
Thank you for hanging out guys, and I'll see you all real soon from inside my workshop office, everything about how and where I build is about to change again.