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I love what you have done with the space you have. I wasn't sure if my new shed would be enough for my tools etc. I just got a new full pressure treated 10 x 6 pent shed that I will be putting together this week weather permitting.Good old British weather. LOL. I am happier now seeing what you did with you space and I should be ok now with my shed. I wanted a bigger one but not a lot of space left in my back garden. Thank you for the tour My friend. You have done an outstanding job with everything. I have also subscribed to your channel. Be safe and have a great weekend. 👍👍👍👍

Great job 👏

Lovely looking bin store. One point for anyone wanting to make their own, you should always brace your doors back to the hinge side to stop them dropping.

Great video. I am wanting one of those. Just watch, your spray is very close to your power supply.

No comment about sizes. Is there a standard size?

Nice job! Would that design be strong enough to make it into a shelter using firing strips with OSB board and EPDM rubber work?

j'envisage le même projet, je vais m'inspirer de votre vidéo, c'est vraiment très bien (désolé, je ne parle pas anglais)

Awesome thanks for this video which will help me tremendously in my future wardrobe build. Can I ask how you Did the plinth ? and if you'd be kind enough to provide any information about the fixtures you used to join the panels together and where I might find them. Thanks 🙏 You're a great RUclipsr

I love your enthusiasm about work and life, also proud of you for openly talking about a subject a lot of men want to ignore. That dreaded sound of the snap of a rubber glove ! Keep up the good work.

For multiples you hold the trigger and it keeps the gun spooled up. So then you just have to press it against the wood and it shoots the nail... No need to pull the trigger each nail. That's what makes it faster...

You behave your self funking edeat

Sorry not enough info. What screws, what hardwood, what softwood?

They're brilliant...you cant see the repair once done.

Hi mate where are you based? Great work 👍

I really want to try and start making furniture! I might copy this video for my frist try

Very nice 👍

Did you try it with sand? From video it seems it does nothing :D looks quite same.

What did u use mate 2x2 for the frame ?

I’m a woman on my own and lifted 2 ton into my garden by myself. My back has been damaged ever since..never again 😂 nice job done here x

Hi how much did the material last cost you?

Do you want to come and do mine Mark? 😁🙏🏻 Brilliant job!

Looks great - I am just planning my very similar job... Can I ask what Nail Gun would be suitable - see lots on Amazon from 40 to 200 pounds but they dont mention power - and what Nails (Brads?) did you use - do I need go stainless or will galvanised do? Thanks!

Brilliant job

Hope you're OK my friend ?

this video is excellent thanks for showing everything. A question if i may, when u use that hefty impact driver, do u think its totally neccesary to bolt the frame onto the slab, as ive seen people skipping that step and ive seen others bolting it like you , cheers

looks good my only alteration would be to put the black membrane behind it gives it a much nicer striking finish.

Great review in layman's terms .spot on 👍

Hi Mark. I have a couple of questions (I know this video is a year old). Why do you cut by hand when you have a chop saw and 2nd question is (I hope not offensive) that I have seen your hand shaking. Do you have essential tremor like me and, if so, how to you make sure that you don't make mistakes when drawing lines etc? Liked and Subscribed btw. Found this video from your bin store one

Would it have made any difference if you sat the pergola on the decking as opposed to creating its own footings in the ground?

Why didn’t you actually show how you actually did the job - ie actual time or slow mo. How did you attached the batons to the wall, what size screws & plugs, how did you nail the slats to the frame etc. showing it in speeded up time did not help your video. !!! IMO.

Hi Mark- what's the music? Cheers from the states.

where is the follow up video

Where do you get 6x6 posts from, I checked Travis Perkins and a local merchant to me, but I can't find these exact post sizes online. I guess I'll keep trying...

Greatwork!! ball park figure of cost of materials Mark?

Thankyou, just bought one, much rather watch your video than read the manual😊 well explained,,cheers

Could this be done with decking panels instead?

Absolutely useless video ..why did you bother. You didn't explain a single aspect of how you made the gate.

great video. did you mount the ledger board into studs/joist or just into the brick? looking to make something similar myself

Fantastic job you've done there 😊 Planning to build on with my 11 year old this year. A fun mother and son project 👏🏻👍🏻🙏🏻

Prefer to have the weed sheet behind the slatts.

Just a question. How do you lift the bin lid. If you have quite a big bin bag to put in. It looks like you would have to drag the bin out every time you want to put something in the bin. The bin shed I have,you lift the lid up and it automatically lifts the bin lid with it that is on a chain that is clipped to the front of the bin lid

Is this landscaping for 6 year olds ? Or blue peter ?

Wow, table saws are expensive in the UK.

What timber size you use ?

Another way of doing the door, would be to buy one of the upvc access panels that you inset into a frame. They come in numerous sizes.

I'm guessing this may be solid walls (stone?) as well as floors? No a job I've ever done but I should have done this in the bathroom years ago. My OCD would insist on dead square edges but I'd probably make a mess of it so the overhang and moulded edge makes sense.

Great 😊 where is the base?

You're losing a lot of the cutting power by not pushing the pivoting shoe right up against the thing you're cutting. If you look at the video again you'll see the saw vibrating backwards and forwards. Every time the saw moves back when the blade is supposed to moving forward it's not cutting.

Like you, I also have fears based around this type of intimate exam. I'm glad you dealt with it… I struggle with the whole process of shame and embarrassment. I just can't bring myself to do it. I guess I'll just rely on the PSA check and if it's ever elevated, then I will , a provider for a DRE

I’m building similar, I want to put mine hard up against the wall. Using the same construction of membrane over batton then ply. If I hard fixed that then flat up against the gable wall of the house is that just going to trap damp and push it in as there’s no airflow? If I vented it from underneath as it’s going on a raised deck would that be enough to let it breathe? Thank you - Great helpful video!