Unboxing and Demonstrating Ryobi LINK Storage System

you are super inspirational and my favorite YouTuber thanks for all you do thank you thank you thank you thank you very kind do you regret doing the A-frame project o that's a really loaded question that's a great question uh no I don't reg okay let me back up a little bit I it's very hard in terms of you know anything anytime you do something for the first time it's hard meaning I've never been a builder and you know a a GC on a project a general contractor um so that was a whole different kind of ball game I have to learn a completely new job set of skills um and then it's very much outside of town so the convenience of driving every single I'm putting in like I'm filling up like $600 a month on my truck like three times a a week I'm filling up that's close to what is that uh 500 Miles uh that I'm that I'm wasting uh a week and um I would have loved to do can't wait to see the new trailer thank you I'm excited I hope you guys like it um because I think I'm GNA I think I'm going to focus on not necessarily like a work trailer exclusively build I think what's going to be cool about it we can focus on like small space small workspace storage options and I have some pretty kooky ideas kind of dialed in in the back of my head right now so hopefully we can bring them into fruition let's see here no lag are you going to make a fire pit for the cabin s'mores uh maybe I haven't thought about it I'm like at this point where I'm I'm doing the most like important stuff right now we're doing we got the interior painted uh the drial obviously is done uh we're doing flooring right now and then uh I'm actually doing two bathrooms at once and uh so my my cup is full on things I need to get done what else what else do you miss DeWalt at all huge DeWalt guy here uh do I miss DeWalt um you know when I had pre before RI I I used Milwaukee DeWalt Makita basically anything and everything and uh I really did like the DeWalt miter saw I believe it's called the flex miter saw it had like two batteries that go into it which it gave you the power and it gave you longevity and I thought that was like a slick uh um design um but somehow still over all of the DeWalt stuff I kind of favored Milwaukee a little bit more just because I like the the torque on on some of the the equipment but one of the issues that I kept seeing when we were creating content is people would always you know the mean commenters when people would be like oh I bet I could build this if I had you know $220,000…