We need a whole property tour once it’s ready

20 minutes video of them building the shop for 2 years, crazy

The world needs a tutorial from your brother of how to build cabinets, he’s literally a legend!!!

HVAC engineer here.  If you want that long duct to distribute the air evenly you need to reduce the cross section after each outlet.  I typically design for 1200 feet per minute air velocity.  So, if you have 10 air outlets you’ll want to reduce the cross section by 10% each time.  A good HVAC shop can make you spiral wound ductwork and all the fittings. The metal ductwork will have a much lower pressure drop.  You may need balancing dampers on each outlet, but they’re easy to add later if needed.

Would 100% recommend a retainer wall to avoid the foundation being undercut and the building falling.

My favorite thing about this channel is seeing two brothers build amazing things with the help of their dad not only making amazing builds but the time spent as a family is the gem in this vlog ❤ love this because one day it will be pure good memories and a stable foundation in the future

The president chey evolution has been insane!

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This family is super cool, but Colby and his cabinets always make me smile. He just gets better and better every video. Thanks Colby!

Your parents are the MVPs, man. Let's not fool ourselves: raising two boys and having so good of a connection that not only you are in constant contact, not only you're friends, but you're also bussines partners. This is a treasure no money in the world can buy. I'm extremely jelous but also happy that this is possibile, because it gives me hope for me and my son :)

Thanks for all the cabinets Coby! ❤

Opened YouTube to find a video to watch on my lunch break. This was the first one that popped up. Huge W on a Friday

Looking at chay, coby and their dad just bonding and their projects getting bigger day by day just feels really good.

You may want to install a fume extractor/stove hood in the break room to prevent steam from the stove from causing excess moisture and mold growth.

7:39 A much cheaper way to stop erosion is planting grass seeds, ground cover like Liropi or Vinca.  Bushes or even flowering trees works!  Of which you could have done for about $60-$120!

Nice job Chay.

The timeline thing was so incredible...to think you were doing two things at the time

A few tips I could give:

1. TV Definitely Isnt Unnecessary, you could take out like 4 lights and replace them with industrial ceiling speakers that are connected to TV and play music while your working
2. Even though your in a wooded area, you could always get solar panels because of how many lights in the shop
3. Personally, I wouldnt rely on off brand things like HVac systems on a long term basis but sometimes people do prefer it for price reasons so that's that

I just wanna say something, you guys have to be one of the best YouTubeers of our age. The fact that you keep everything real and don't hide the behind the scenes is just so honest and humble. Everytime I open YouTube and see you're guys videos I just get a big smile on my face. I just wanna say keep it up, you all are really changing some people's lives.

Man, this video was honestly one of the best I’ve watched in a long time. Everything just felt right. The way you broke things down, the flow, the timing, it never felt forced or boring. I stayed locked in the whole way, which doesn’t happen often on YouTube.

You can tell this came from real passion and not just trying to chase views. It felt real, and that’s what made it hit. Please keep doing what you’re doing, because this kind of content is rare and it really stands out. Respect for the work you put into this, and I’m definitely looking forward to what you post next.