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Completely agree, worst part is owners took builder to court and he managed to get away with it somehow 🤷‍♂️

Thanks, I think it took me 5 days, that’s considering that I had to go to shops to get additional bits etc.

Yes it is 115mm

Yes I must say I do enjoy various projects, getting bored with carpentry alone 🙂

I will be honest I am not really sure if there are any fakes, I personally stick to original.

@@ANCarpentry It seems to me, most likely, battery-powered, with large options, with a hook for hanging, LED backlight, AVT, etc.!! It is difficult to create a counterfeit fake and it is difficult-unprofitable?? I have a Makita DHR280, everything and everywhere is original, but I was confused, upset by the inscription, AVT and 36v are convex, voluminous, but the silver paint quickly peeled off, disappeared!!?? Kind regards,Anatolii

I think possibly manufacturing has been done by 3 countries these days where quality of manufacturing is not as good as in original manufacturing Countries, same I notice for everything these days.

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Still am 👍

Thanks 👍

We always fit moisture barriers.

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Thanks, yes they where over the moon 👍🏻

Thank you, it did took longer than I was hoping for but at the end of the day worked out well 👍

Glad it was helpful!

You are welcome, glad you finding it useful! Thanks

I agree that if you fit new joists alongside of the existing sealing joist the should be kept separated to prevent noise transfer , but in this case where they are cut of on one end there is not much you can do about that as they can’t be left floating unfixed as still taking weight of ceiling, whats left of original.

No problem, glad you found it useful !!!

It was 4x2 cls, but I would recommend using 4x2 treated, as it will be more suitable, we didn’t had that choice as customer already had purchased all the materials.

@@ANCarpentry Thanks bud. Did you just mount the plate to the window frames? or did you add anything in-between plate and window frame?

No problem, I used long self tapping screws as this conservatory had a aluminium frame all the way around, also I put some stix like between frame and timber just in case.

Thanks, no at the moment don’t have one, possibly in future, as you say it is handy to have someone especially on bigger jobs.

Glad you find it useful, I personally sand surface to make sure better adhesion and wipe down with acetone, that’s how we were taught to do around soil pipes etc.

This video was more about differences between kitchen less work itself.

nevermind I found it - its called Makita pre-filter 162635-6

www.lawson-his.co.uk/makita-162635-6-pre-filter-bag-for-dvc750lz-vacuum-cleaner?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwy8i0BhAkEiwAdFaeGLDUIuO_Ac9pSqtTplaZzBuRvvz98RatwFa2k0AyjN89DFMzEIceNRoCwA8QAvD_BwE

Hi, usually there is a bar fitted behind the back where you can put your fixings in, if you check back of the units you will be able to see a strip.

@@ANCarpentry i can see for 800mm but nothing for 400mm

Yes I could quote, but would need drawings of some to get it as close as possible. Where are you based, just to make sure I cover your area.

Well spotted, unfortunately as with all levels not so superior unfortunately.

@ANCarpentry mine flaked apart after the first 6 weeks lol good level but crap paint

Yeah not the best, If i need things level I use laser level these says, otherwise they are only good as straight edge 😬

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I am not a roofer but have helped doing some in past, as long as follow specifications of materials should be all good, I agree I would prefer to change timber( rafters my self) but was up against time, as weather is so unpredictable so I could not risk house getting drenched, with secret gutters that is second line of defence, you will see in the video, but thanks for coment👍

I am not a roofer originally but have been helping some in past, I find as long as follow material instructions and bit of common sense then all should work, with secret gutters that is going to be second line of defence as I will be dressig lead over it as normally would be done, yes it is Southern England, correct, I did manage to find fibreglass trim’s after all which where sold locally so after all cap-stones finished job (mainly to way down on fibreglass capping as it was originally on one of the sides) which you will be able to see later on video.

@@ANCarpentry I’ve not seen part two yet. Perhaps you could reply to this post with a link ? A lot of roofing is straightforward, water runs down, as long as you keep that in mind, you’re grand. ( Perhaps excepting in high winds and with capillary action ).

@@andrewbeaumont5492 here is link for part two, but there are more parts to come : ruclips.net/video/1niMRYkxM_M/видео.html

Thank you 👍

Yes that’s why I like my job, you never know what is going to be next project. 😃

Make sure you got all the bits! Good luck.

My advice get 3 independent quotes and ask for detailed brake down what is included, however 19.5 k sounds cheap, loft conversion are starting around £40 k and upwards depending on specifications etc.

It would depend on customer, I would give him option, first one; sitting against the window board and ignoring the protruding edge or second ; packing the window board so it sits above the window cill edge, you can also always reduce thickness of the window boards edge at top that way you can reduce the gap between window board and the opening, it would most likely depend on what is the smallest gap you could potentially get so It can be caulked, I would say (max 5 mm) otherwise it would need filling and decorating, to achieve good finish.

@ANCarpentry the issue I'm trying to overcome in the design phase is probably unavoidable unless the window board is packed up. What do you use to pack up? It would then mean the window board didnt have a continuous bead of adhesive so maybe have to use screws.

If it’s done before plastering then pack it up and there shouldn’t be a problem.

Hi, I know it was online but cant remember the part number, here is link for original makita parts hopefully you will be able to find what you are looking for: www.lsengineers.co.uk/makita-dust-extractor-accessories.html

Glad you find it useful !

Don’t usually fit upvc, but if I will have a chance will make a video.

It’s gonna be £900 cheaper for my kitchen choosing flat pack , paying £200 more for my fitter but saving £700 is a lot! I’ll probably go for the flat pack after watching your video. Thanks a lot

Glad it was helpful!

Glad you liked it!

Thanks, no I haven’t yet, but hopefully will have a chance to fit one. 👍

They're not very good. They just have paid a lot of people to make noise about them.

Thanks !

I will see if I can find it and will let you know!