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[normanmilano]

It never ceases to amaze me that when I watch a video of things I already know how much little tips and tricks are brought back to the fore front of my mind. Thanks for jarring the ol' memory box....needed that.

[JeanSantana]

Nine years later, and this video is still as relevant as ever! Fantastic editing, by the way.

[american_chevy]

i want to thank you. i just got done doing this after watching your video. love what i did and less crap on the floor and the wife is happy and can walk in there now.

[kylebrk]

I really loved adding the scrap wood at the bottom of the vertical pieces to hold the lower horizontal pieces. Really brilliant way to solve the problem of only having one set of hands. To guys like me who are hacks, these are really great insights to solutions I would have never thought of. Thank you!

[CtrlAltElite]

Great design, these shelves are certainly in my future. The video editing is excellent as well. Thank you for taking the time to remove the boring awkward crap and keep us entertained at the same time :)

[MCP-kmim]

Just a note to say thank you for the inspiration and idea for the raised garage shelves. I tackled this project today (with some minor issues thanks to a combination of mathematics and my lack of carpentry skills). Although MY framing came out kind of janky, it's solid and will do the job. I'll finally be able to clear the garage floor and get rid of the ground shelves. I'm now subscribed to you and April Wilkerson ... I admire both of your skills, ideas and creativity. A big thank you from the mountains of western Maryland.

[batrarohit]

Your video editing blows your competition out of the water. Really great stuff.

[guysanderson]

this fella must be a film school graduate as well as a very handy guy. XLNT vid ! I've done these type projects for 50+ years and I've not seen a better presentation/instruction ever. Good Job !

[tonyr.]

This video helped me make my first storage shelf!!! I just finished it and man I got a lot of space in my garage now! Thanks!!!

[jeffwalther]

I have built these shelves for my garage and also for friends. They are such a fantastic design, cheap and easy to build. I can also look at them all day long. Good job!

[JeremyMcMahan]

Great project Jay. Great use of space and not very expensive. I loved the effect at 3:51!

[lamiallegerald]

Nice use of the free Space above. Awesome project and really well done.

Looks like it's quite hot right now in your side of the planet. Time to enjoy a drink on the terrasse with the dogs. I hope his bite it healed now.

[JeffBurr]

Your videos keep getting better and better. I love the Sketch Up overlay effect that you and Frank do. Good story telling!

[christophercaleb]

I like the way you do your vids dude! No fluff or unnecessary complications and some cool time saving editing to move it along. Thanks man! Much appreciated.

[joncoffing]

I'm amazed at the editing skills on this video!

[dgb]

This video production is outstanding from video editing to your high standard. Really enjoyed your method to build from one person

[tubedmiaz]

you can teach a few things to other youtubers when it comes to editing, love it

[tainorosario]

Thank you so much. I started doing the same thing in my garage sealing, i didn't know what i was doing, but that was the only thing i could come up with. Now i had an end goal; i will show this to my wife, and we will build it together.

[OldAndGettingOlder]

What? No load testing? After your miter station drawer test, I was waiting to see you lie across the shelves. I like how you used 2x2's vs 2x4's. It reduces weight and bulk keeping the look minimalistic.

[coolhandrick]

Jay, huge fan of everything you put out, but this has changed my life 😂

Thanks so much for taking the time to record even the most basic projects.

Appreciate ya!
Rick Andreotta