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You creed a certificate from a registered sweep to cover your insurance

as if inches isnt a brit thing lol

Do you have to use the bag or can it be used without one?

Thanks for the demo, but you'd be in the dog house if you used my knife block for this, blunted one of my knives on the concrete and then put it back in the block without washing it!!!! 😡😅

Im not sure that sealing it all up with that silver stuff is a good idea. I could be wrong.

Will this work on concrete post?

He forgot to say to hold the can upright to clear the delivery tube otherwise the foam would also harden in the tube.

Do you need to use a specific underlay either A) to prevent damp or B) to allow movement ?

So thats what i was doing wrong , not holding it upside down 😂 thank you! Ill try the wetting thing too.

I bought a secondhand reconditioned one, a great piece of kit for the amateur!!

Great video, especially the part about wetting the surface. Just an important note that expanding foam can be toxic so I wouldn't use a kitchen knife to cut it, even if you clean it afterwards with acetone, it can get messy.

Must make sure its waterproof, not all expanding foams are, its so important to get a waterproof foam even if your covering it with panels etc, water will find its way in anywhere so again use a waterproof foam!.

Cable tie the lead to the hedge but not tight so the cable slides along

We set our Postcrete slightly differently, but it does involve 2 people and tad longer. Firstly, we drive stakes in the ground to level the post. We usually then fill the hole with 1/3rd of water. One of us then pours the Postcrete in, and the other mixes it thoroughly, and we do the same for the other 2/3rds. At least we can be sure that it's all completely mixed. Good work doing that all on your own though 👍🏼

Does it have waterproof properties?

Good demo. I bought one for felling some trees at the end of the garden, then cutting them up into useable / manageable sizes. If doing this sort of work though, I recommend a steel mesh visor with ear protectors, hard hat, HD Gloves AND BE VERY CAREFULL WITH THE CABLE. I cut through one when I was getting trigger happy towards the end of a long day. No harm done (except to the cable) as the saw just cut out, but better to be safe than sorry. Also for felling trees you need to cut V-shaped notches about a third of the way through on the side you want it to fall to, then cut from other side. BE SAFE. TREES ARE HEAVY.

Huge help. Thank you!

American accent was golden 😂😂

Top job 👍 iv got a tiny 1M x 7M strip to do so the hand whacker is a great idea. Kiln sand is new to me but looks like a good idea for the small amount £ Cheers

How often did you place the shrinkage brackets?

Why we have to put sand on top of artificial grass?? I am asking as I am trying to put artificial grass in my garden.At the moment I am trying to remove the real grass so I have work to do.I found your video very helpful but I didnt know about the sand in the end.

Can you tell us the size of the cabin and the cost for all the insulation and wood please

So helpful, and the "ker-niff" bit made me laugh! 👍

God bless gas powered chainsaws !!!

What was the sealant you used

Did you use a knotting agent? Looks like they are bleeding through?

Hi Tom I will be doing the same insulation as you after watching your video. How is the insulation with the heat in the winter ?

Using a level for tampering…… hope it’s a cheap shite one. 😂😂😂

Hello, we are up to putting roof felt on - the info leaflet says to nail the felt on but I think nailing into waterproofing seems counterproductive - how did yours fare with just the under bits nailed? Thank you, great video and I am off to buy sticky stuff as ours only came with two tubes.

tom wear a dustmask PPE to be safe mate !!!!

Love your work

Interesting. But what about the movement of the cabin itself? Apparently the logs can expand or contract and worst case gaps can open up between the logs. I notice you've secured the studding with L brackets. Can you advise on the above as I'm considering buying a log cabin and wondered about insulation.

Folks use far too much water with this gear. It’ll hold a post but it’s not solid when set. Soft. Better with foam 😮😂😂

I always drop a few plums (stones) in the hole. It takes up some space and helps secure the post while pouring in the postcrete. It also saves on the postcrete, thereby getting two posts to a bag of postcrete.

When using the file guide sharpen all the teeth both sides, then take the file out of the guide and free hand run it through the gullet of the tooth. File the rackers. Thank me later.

Nice little makeover you've got done there., Always work away from the wire (e.g start at the front of the strip and work back to the water butt). Camera work might be tricky but better than being zapped :)

You really don’t want to throw the gloves away. It’s volatile when it’s in its drying state. Avoid contact with bare skin.

Great tutorial. Like that you can skip and jump to next segment.

garden shades is rubbish, gets sun faded in 2 years

Hi have you tried it with builders dust/rubble does it retain the dust or blow/leak it out? Have had a cheaper Titan before but it could not handle dust from a renovation without spraying it back out into the room in a mist😮

I’ve just laid 3.3 cubit meters of concrete for £560 including VAT. Prices must’ve come down thankfully!! 😀👍🏻

Nice job mate, what mm grass was that you went for? Still doing the price video? Cheers

He was probably raging at the person being super slow and said they were being dramatic

Thanks Tom. Im going to use your technique. My posts are 8ft 4x4. How many feet under ground should it go? Thanks

Nice work

Great video! Up or Down is long or short of the fairway.

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Did you use 2 bags for per hole?

What length posts and how deep did you sink em?

Got that sail over my hot tub and it's a pain in the arse . As soon as it rains it looks like a huge bollock when its full of water . Even on an angle it still collects so I might change to solid wood so I can use the tub whenever . Got the lights too