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Deans workshop
Великобритания
Добавлен 17 янв 2012
Woodwork and DIY enthusiast 🪚
Hey, I'm Dean and welcome to the workshop. Here, you'll find my journey of hands-on projects as I revamp my home and garden, with the eventual goal of building the workshop I’ve always dreamed of. I'm not a pro, just someone with a love for woodwork and DIY spirit, but I aim for professional results without breaking the bank. Join me as I chip away at my projects, sharing tips and insight along the way
Hey, I'm Dean and welcome to the workshop. Here, you'll find my journey of hands-on projects as I revamp my home and garden, with the eventual goal of building the workshop I’ve always dreamed of. I'm not a pro, just someone with a love for woodwork and DIY spirit, but I aim for professional results without breaking the bank. Join me as I chip away at my projects, sharing tips and insight along the way
How to Complete Your DIY False Fireplace/Media Wall with a Professional Touch
Creating a False Fireplace/Media Wall: A Final Touch to Enhance Your Space
In this episode, I’ll guide you through the process of building a false fireplace/media wall that not only elevates the aesthetics of your room but also serves a practical purpose.
We’ll go through the step-by-step process of:
1. Plasterboarding - the structure
2. Applying Roll-on Plaster - for a smooth finish
3. Skimming - the surface to achieve that professional look
Once that’s complete, I’ll show you how to install the TV and soundbar, followed by adding the elegant oak mantlepiece to finish everything off beautifully.
I hope you enjoy the final episode of this DIY series! If you missed the earlier parts, be sure t...
In this episode, I’ll guide you through the process of building a false fireplace/media wall that not only elevates the aesthetics of your room but also serves a practical purpose.
We’ll go through the step-by-step process of:
1. Plasterboarding - the structure
2. Applying Roll-on Plaster - for a smooth finish
3. Skimming - the surface to achieve that professional look
Once that’s complete, I’ll show you how to install the TV and soundbar, followed by adding the elegant oak mantlepiece to finish everything off beautifully.
I hope you enjoy the final episode of this DIY series! If you missed the earlier parts, be sure t...
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Watch this before you Build a false fireplace/media wall
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.28 дней назад
In this video i will be removing my wooden floor then building the fireplace out of cls timber. I also show you how i do my cable management and plan for when i come to hang my tv and sound bar. this will be a mini series in detail on how i create a cosy feel living room with building this false fire place and log burner. #diyprojects #home #diy #uppbeat #logburner #oakwood #livingroom #carpent...
Make sure you future proof your media wall/false fireplace.
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.Месяц назад
in this video i will be planning my false fire place for a oak mantle piece and a electric stove. but first need to remove the radiator and run and install double and single sockets. Run cable for spot lights and also network cable. I will show you how i do it. this will be a mini series in detail on how i create a cosy feel living room with building this false fire place and log burner. #diypr...
Installing a shower extractor fan
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Welcome to our channel! In today’s video, we’ll walk you through the process of installing a shower extractor fan to keep your bathroom fresh and free from excess moisture. 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe for more DIY projects, home improvement tips, and tricks to make your living space more comfortable! Join the conversation! Have questions or tips? Leave a comment below! Thanks for watching, and ...
DIY scrap wood planter
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In today's video, I'll be showing you how to create a beautiful DIY scrap wood planter using decking boards and reclaimed timber from previous projects. 🌿 Watch as I guide you through each step of the process, from gathering materials to the final assembly. Whether you're looking to upcycle leftover wood or just love a good DIY project, this tutorial is perfect for you. Don't forget to like, co...
DIY Cornhole Board for the Garden
Просмотров 1097 месяцев назад
I'll be showing you how to create your very own cornhole board game for the garden. Follow along as I take you through each step of the process, from gathering materials to applying the finishing touches. Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or just looking for a fun project, this video will guide you through making a cornhole board that’s perfect for garden gatherings and summer fun. Don’t...
Building decking and finishing off play area.
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.7 месяцев назад
I will be showing you how I finish the decking. from using the decking tap all the way to screwing down the decking boards and showing you the finished play area. #diy #decking #dewalt #garden #gardendesign #woodworking #carpenter #playarea Thanks for watching, please hit the like button and subscribe will really help me out. ruclips.net/p/PLkGtQjLsNcuW55RyfVbA51pHv0kBXBJUd deans ...
DeWalt DCS570N 18V Circular Saw review and basic functions of a circular saw.
Просмотров 4,6 тыс.7 месяцев назад
DeWalt DCS570N 18V Circular Saw stands out as a robust and reliable power tool, perfect for both professional tradespeople and serious DIY enthusiasts. With its brushless motor, it delivers impressive power and runtime, making it suitable for cutting through a variety of materials, including wood and metal. The saw’s 184mm blade provides a maximum cutting depth of 64mm, ensuring precise and cle...
How to build a decking frame.
Просмотров 12 тыс.8 месяцев назад
in this video you will see me show you how I have built my decking frame for my new raised decking in the play area. hopefully this will help you along the way with doing it yourself. thank for watching and I hope you learn something new. please subscribe and hit the notification bell to keep updated #decking #playarea #diy #garden #woodworking #carpenter #carpentry #gardendesign
play area part 1, levelling out the ground!
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play area part 1, levelling out the ground!
DIY Slatted Shelves: Transform Your Space with Stylish and Functional Storage!
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DIY Slatted Shelves: Transform Your Space with Stylish and Functional Storage!
How to make a solid oak ring door bell mount
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How to make a solid oak ring door bell mount
DEWALT DCW210N-XJ 125MM 18V LI-ION XR BRUSHLESS CORDLESS RANDOM ORBITAL SANDER - REVIEW
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DEWALT DCW210N-XJ 125MM 18V LI-ION XR BRUSHLESS CORDLESS RANDOM ORBITAL SANDER - REVIEW
Does the ducting not need to be insulated?
Dean, do you know if this saw will take a 190mm diameter blade? good review👍
Hi mate, I would not recommend installing a 190mm saw blade.Stick to the 184mm blade.
@@Deansworkshop okay thanks for reply.
Nice job. Have to try it all, best way to learn.
Thank you, I totally agree best way to learn is to give it a go. 👍🏻
Great work mate. Continue doing great work
Thank you, looking forward to getting a new track saw and doing the recessed shelves.
Looks great, well done, video edit is good too.
Thank you I found it the hardest working in a small space plus kids screaming in the back ground lol I really appreciate the support thank you 👍🏻
Very nice! Am curious how toasty the soundbar will get when the fire has been lit for a long nine hour burn.
It’s only an electric log burner so it blows hot air out from the bottom of the log burner. But yes I would agree if it was a real I would have took the right measures to make everything safe.
Ah I missed that detail. It even has a pretend flu, is the wire in there? Anyway awesome channel mate. Hope you and the family have a great Christmas!
Yer I got it from B&Q.it really does finish it off nice and give it a realistic look. Thank you, that means a lot. Merry Christmas to you too.
I did a mist coat over a wall and ceiling i plastered using EasiFill. At the time I was terrified of mixing proper plaster because it seemed too daunting for me, but I also didn't want to risk my first-time plastering job of failing. But, yes, 2 years later everything is great. No peeling, bubbling, etc.
Yer that’s good. Sometimes you just have to go for it. I’m glad it worked out for you.
Cheers for that. I hope mine is as straightforward. All the best
I’m sure it will mate. Best of luck dude.
5:15 There's no such thing as a "wrong blade", sir. You just turn the thing around (logo in) and it will cut the opposite direction. Thanks for the demo!
Nice work, what was your material list and size worked on? :) Looks mint mate.
Cheers mate, it was a hedge which we removed but was 2m by 1.5 I think. But did the whole section due to sinking. Had mot type 1 and sharp sand ballast and cement for the edging The whole area was about 1.5 by 8 meters.
@@Deansworkshop Awesome. Thank you, at what depth did you set the materials at? Would you recommend parking a car on this type of drive? Thank you 👍👍
If I remember right I did 150 mm of type1 and 50mm of sharp sand. Compacted all down with a Wacker plate. We drive over this block paving every day. But park on gravel. Cars have parked on it and no movement in the block paving.
@@Deansworkshop awesome. Thank you so much. Hope you and your family have a good Christmas/new year 🌲👍🏻
Really meticulous work, mate. Great stuff 👍🏻
Thank you, that means a lot mate. 🙂
Great sturdy job there Dean. Really easy to follow exactly what you are doing. 👏👏
Thank you mate, really appreciate it.
Thanks, just working out which one to get, very helpful
Glad this has helped.
If you want to make it yourself just google for WoodPrix. I know you will find good solutions for all your ideas.
U do a rally good job on here keep up the great work on here am a big supporter of u do a great job on here am big supporter of u do a really great work on here keep up the good work on here
Thank you so much!
Thanks for the video. Just bought one. Looking forward to using it now. 🎉
Nice, thanks for watching. Really appreciate it dude.
WoodPrix has very useful instructions with all details I need
Need to replace our old fan for this inline fan! Cheers!
Thanks, you made me realise this is past my skill level! 😅
You can do it!
@@Deansworkshop it's the electric and soffit aspects that are the issue
Better with insulated ducting!
I got mine last March dean great skull saw
Yer I need to do more diy projects so I can use it lol
Good stuff, I was looking for a simple unboxing and quick run of this thing to see/hear how it works. Thanks!
What are the dimensions of the holes you dug?
Fantastic videos (including your previous one on building the frame). This has really helped me out! Thank you 🙌🏼
Glad it helped!
Can you plz send the screw specification? Is it a structural screw?
TimbaScrew Hex Flange Thread-Cutting Timber Screws 6.7mm x 100mm 3374J for the joists which is suitable for decking. Easyfix Square Twist Nails Sheradised 3.75mm x 30mm 12788 for the joist hangers Timbadeck PZ Double-Countersunk Decking Screws 4.5mm x 65mm 34251 for the decking boards. I managed to purchase all these from Screwfix. Hope this has helped thanks for watching 😃
Just what I need. Thanks mate great job 👍🏼
Nice work
Thank you helped me a lot for a future decking renovation, hope you get more subscribers along the way
Than you, I really appreciate it means a lot. Fingers crossed.
Hi mate, I just ordered one. Can’t wait to get it. Already have a DCS571, brilliant little saw but I wanted something to do deeper cuts. Very helpful video cheers 👍🏻
Thanks for the comment mate. I’m glad it’s been helpful
Always handy making stuff out of scrap wood as it ain't cheap, superb buddy! lol
Nice one, good game for the adults too
Nice work mate, quick question for ya, how long did it take you to get the hole dug out and then build the frame ?
I would say the frame and digging the holes took best part of two days. And 1 day to do the decking. Really enjoyed the project.
@Deansworkshop nice one for the reply mate I am going doing a composite decking project next month so will follow your tips for the framing
I love that. Thank you I was going to do composite decking and I looks so much better. I will do it next time you will have to show me dude. Any help drop me a message
@Deansworkshop So another question is I'm wanting to do as low profile as I can as the garden slopes off to the back of where I'll be decking so am I better using 4 x 2 ? I had planned on using 6 x 2 but yours seems good and sturdy. I'm going with 4m x 2.5m as my footprint so do you think I should do the same as you and have 15 posts 5 front middle and back. Sorry so many questions I don't qanna fuck it up lol
As you seen from mine 4x2 will the right support will make it sturdy and no bounce. My opinion using 6x2 will not need as many posts and should last a lifetime. I think it comes down to budget.
One problem with using wood stands and concreting them in is they do rot over time then you cant do anything apart from dig and break out concrete, an arse job as im finding out with whoever did decking in my garden. Best to concrete and then bolt in these metal fixtures where wood can be bolted in and take out easily when needs replacing.
You can unscrew and cut away the rotting post, dig a new whole to the side and slide in a new post. Replace them one at a time without affecting the frame work 😁 But with it being treated timber and him using the bitumen paint to seal the post it will be a few years before anything like that is needed 😊
@@jamessullivan3829 wouldnt making a new post on the side of an existing mess up the formation of the post, e.g. not equally distributed, get large iver hangs on the end joists.
@@mokodorali5975with the posts that attach to the cross supports he should get away with just placing them the other side of the joists. As for the outer edge and corner posts, yeah it may effect the weight distribution across the edges and create some bounce but that could be sorted by adding new posts on both sides of each original. A little extra work but with the treatment/protection and paint , by the time the posts need sorting I'm sure the top decking would need changing or repairs anyway 😁
impressive work. thanks
First comment ❤ this looks lovely. Are you classing lining the planter as part of building it? Waterproof lining on sides? Bottom?
Hiya thank you, yes I am. If you get chance watch the main video and it will show you have I lined the planter. But yeh I lined the sides and bottom and holes for water drainage.
I have just purchased this saw. How reliable is it? What are the good and bad points please?
For the price of the saw is great. I have had to upgrade the blade and align the fence etc to get a try cut. But It has never let me down. Hopefully you think the same.
@@Deansworkshop Ok I have bought a 60 tooth blade hopefully it makes a neat cut. I have to replace soffit and facia on my house and I am looking forward to using this saw to complete the task.
Watched this 2 part video. You did a really lovely job and nice explanation of each step and tips along the way. Your decking boards look really nice condition i.e straight. Where did you get them from and did I miss what size your framing is? 2 x 4? 2 x 6? Nice to see the little supervisor checking you did it all correctly. Thanks for sharing!
Aww thank you so much means a lot. Got them from a timber merchant by me called robins timber. Really good price too. I used 4x2 which I think with the right support is more than enough. No bounce. Haha yer he is a strict boss alright. He’s got me making garden toys now lol.thanks for watching
@@Deansworkshop Many tks for your quick reply and info. Keep up the good work!
Looks amazing!
Thank you, so much better use of space and the little man loves his play area.
nice job amte
Cool
Good sander. Maybe one of them power stack batteries would solve the unbalanced feel
I do have a couple of 2 amp batteries which would be the same as the power stacks. 👍🏻
@@DeansworkshopI guess the downside is you’ll change battery more often. Catch 22
Definitely, specially with how long sanding takes 😅
Did you need an adaptor ring to make the blade fit?
No mate that blade is off Amazon and fit that’s mitre saw. Here’s the link amzn.eu/d/fAonPlV
Could have made a great tree house . Willow can be a pain though .
That was the original plan but with how fast it grew it put me off.
I really like the new flower garden and I LOVE your little garden helper! I smiled that he graduated from a plastic shovel to a proper garden shovel and I especially enjoyed that you allowed him to help.
Thank you. He absolutely loves being outdoors and I would like to say he is my helper but he is more the boss haha. He definitely gets his own way. Next year I would like to learn and teach him growing veg.
Looks so nice!
Thank you.
Looks great!
Thank you.
Happy to see another fischer fan!
Highly recommend them. Great for all type of fixing types
dust masks and eye protection optional
Mate it’s lot better I thought. Well worth the investment.
Iv had the same erbauer sander for years the vibration is horrible after 5 minutes of sanding, I was looking at getting the dewalt cordless is the vibration better than the erbauer?
But why?