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Quality vid this, cheers 👍🏼

Hi did you take out the A frame in your attic? Thanks

The thumbnail had a geometry measurement. I thought you were going to give me some sort of sweet way to cut right angles. It’s good for you to rake your debris up it keeps you young video bad thumbnail

Excellent video. One question: would a finer blade make any difference to the finished cut? Or would it dull too much against the aluminium and PVC?

Cats/Foxes?

Surprised you didn't need planning permission, but guess you needed building regulations control?

I have a detached garage 330 sq ft! I should do something like this

What a load of work, better trim regular and blow the cuttings under the hedge or into the grass and add them to the bottom of hedge for food

It's a nice idea but you just ruined your saw that is made for wood, it will leave you some chips in future projects. :/

Would you ever consider putting a bathroom / shower into the loft too? I might do similar you make it look easy not sure but well done

These wont last….

Enjoyed listening to this - and you sound a bit manic like Lee Mack's 'furniture sale' character 🤩. Could you edit this great video to say marine ply (and not just ply) and use durable woodstain. It will last years then. Also suggest using an empty cola can cut to line the entrance hole to stop magpies and woodpeckers getting in. Otherwise you're just making a food cupboard for them.

Hi, what size wood did you use to do the brackets and the bottom of the apex across the brackets?

Another happy subscriber cheers man

Pls can you confirm this conversion into a habitable room does not require planning permission.

How much did the architect cost? Is that cost included in your £8,000 costs?

What do I need to buy to cut them and the steel part? A handy man was supposed to do mine but he keeps letting me down

looks great! how long did it take?

Amazing stuff Dan! Really enjoyable watch. Just about to start on my own garage conversion, much smaller scale however. Would you recommend starting with the flooring first or should are the stud walls always the best starting step?

No drainage or cill on the bifolds. Threshold screws not siliconed in. Lintel screws not siliconed In. Be lucky if you don't get a leak.

Love this idea ,I want to add to my summerhouse.

Very dangerous

Hi dan gunna try for some today would a angle Grinder be ok?

Even better….. Use a lawn mower to cut the fallen hedge, making it smaller for your grass bin to!!

Hi Dan, did the £8K include architect and structural engineer costs? Thanks

Loved this Dan! Exactly what I am looking to do, so thanks for posting. The video is very much in the style of John Wilson, which I loved, very true to life.

Oh man,plywood has adhesive that is not edible,so.if yiu just plant flowers go dor it,if you plant vegetables, stop now and use food safe material.

Standard plywood delaminates when damp, I suspect these planters won’t last. I used wood from pallets, it’s free and it was still solid after several years. I’m making some with decking boards, more expensive but much more durable.

Hi Dan is it possible to get the measurements please

Erm

For those wondering, this can also be done with a chop saw on the flimsier, older venetian style blinds as well as these faux wood ones. As Dan has mentioned, it's all in the prep. Binding the ends tightly with masking tape once they're as flush as you're able will improve your chances of success! Note: The blade I used was the 12 inch, 80 tooth.

How does it look after 3 years? We are planning a waterfall at the end of our pool and this looks almost perfect to what we need.

This is amazing,brilliant and wonderful. I have seen so far,this video and your loft conversion vid. You sound like you're from S.Manchester but your garden must be in the South. What part of the country can you grow all these in? (PS Fatsia Japonica).

Use concrete not wood, you will be happier.

14:55 think your balustrades are a work of art they way you mitred them along the run lol

What were the main tools that you used?

How the hell did you get away with not installing larger rafters to support the additional weight from the insulation and boards etc? 12mm air gap?

I'm cutting a hedge at the moment and found your video! You have a new subscriber! :-)

Hi Dan, just to make sure I do this right. My blind is 231mm just that tiny bit too big because of the top window frame. do I cut it to 230mm or 229mm for that tiny bit of wiggle room inside the bracket as don't want to move the bracket forward plaster boards not that great? And Do I still cut both sides of blinds or just one? Please help. Thanks

No vapour barrier? I’ll give it a few years before your timbers start to rot.

Hi, I'm looking to use some large hexagon tiles to make an outdoor planter, what do suggest for waterproofing

Would a jigsaw work?

A simple concise, no-frills set of instructions where the viewer can adapt the concept as fancy or as basic as you like. Great video !

Which architect did u use and how did they charge

Amazing

Do you need a special blade for the mitre or just the stock one the machine comes with

Dan did you have electrics rewired? What about plumbing

Hi Dan, great video so well done! I've been referring to the video a lot over the last year or two and have finally started on my conversion. It looks like my house is exactly the same as yours in this video so i was just wondering how you managed to not need a fire door to the loft room? It's sounding like i might need one which will drastically reduce the usability if the room. Thanks. Kev

Fantastic job, and brilliant video! So impressed.

Mate that is insane! You’ve done a mega job, love it!!