DIY Carport makeover Pt2 - Now Complete
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2021
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It took a while to finish part two but here it is!
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You don't want to bore us too much? Sir your videos are never boring!
Oh, amen!!
Thanks Brian! :)
We definitely need an update video once the Jasmine grew around :D
Great video, i was looking forward for this one!
100%. I really want to see it once the jasmine's grown in
Yes! Bet it looks spectacular. I love the hardwood over the gutter, very nice touch.👍
Rest in peace, cheap welder. May your successor do you proud.
Lovely job on the carport all round!
I've never been so impressed by a carport makeover!
Those sleeper look better than most decks I've seen.
Thanks very much! The sleepers are my favourite part of the project! :)
I agree
Really awesome work!
I'm still amazed when i see that little Bosch eat trough steal like it's some pine! Clean cut, no sparks, no dust or other nonsense, briliant little machine!
What blade is he using?
Was impressed by that thing myself. It's a beast!
I'd like to know the type of blade as well.
@@farabihussain8518 I think it's DCB530
Me too, every time I use it , it amazes me! :)
Very nicely done, Neil! Can't wait to see it with the Jasmine grown around.
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I couldn't help but think of the "Scrapwood Challenge" when I saw you cut up those hardwood planks. RIP old welder, She was a good gal...:(
Can I admit that I have been near holding my breath waiting for this Part 2? Well, I have! Your excellent workmanship combined with your eye for design and detail elevate your projects from "creation" to "art", whether it is an architectural addition to your home or the inspired building of a metal working "station", the design of which appears "elegant", but the utility of which is obvious from watching you create on it....................you continue to inspire, amaze, and intrigue.
Thanks very much George - glad you enjoy what I do! This project did drag on a little and I'm looking forward to getting back into the workshop. :)
Wow, Neil. You took this 65 y/o lady back to her childhood, watching her dad do stuff around the house like this. Coming up with similar solutions. It's so satisfying, watching home improvement jobs like this. Thanks so much, Mate. You're awesome.
Thanks very much Vickie! :)
As an electrician I find that no electrical work gets done at my house. I'm impressed that you use your expertise around your house. Btw love your vids, keep up the good work!
Thanks very much! :)
Your comedic eulogy introduction scared me to death! Hilarious!
lol
I as well
It looks like all that hard work paid off! Please share a video of jasmine once it's taken hold. Gudonya!
Sir, you are an artist. Wonderful work. As I was listening to you tell everything you had done off camera, I was thinking that I was watching the hardest working man in the southern hemisphere. Now, after seeing your finished result, I see that I was right.
BTW, my favorite new Tee shirt is the "Hand tools are cool" one of yours. You're right, THEY ARE!
Thanks very much Will - glad you like the T-shirt! :)
@@PaskMakes Absolutely. It's a great design, I love the sentiment, it's comfortable, and people smile when they see it. Oddly enough, I also get lots of comments on my How Ridiculous shirts and hoodie as well. Yuu Aussies make quite the statement over here, if just in your casual wear.
Really enjoying the channel. You are one of the very few I subscribe to. I look forward to each new video just to see what new thing you're up to. That little block plane still amazes me, beautiful work. Keep it up! A big hey there from up over!
"Oi, get that bloody car off the carport - you'll ruin it!" Fantastic job, Neil. Such a simple piece of architecture but you've you've got it, looking smart & fully functional.
Thanks very much Keith! Now I just need to do something with the concrete to finish it off. :)
I think you're right, it's going to look fantastic when the Jasmine works its way around the grating you installed.
Just beautiful planning, prep, craftsmanship, and results. As always. Inspiring!
It's very much your style now! And that's a great way to get more plants around your place, can't wait to see the Jasmine grown in! I'd love to see more landscaping projects, you've got a beautiful yard!
I'm always like, "Damn, I should do something similar." And yet I'm sitting here, watching videos.
I am not a handiperson by any stretch of the imagination. But I watch all of your videos and have done for ages. I love watching you take something that either looks messy or neglected (or scrapwood!!) and turning it into something neat and tidy and lovely. There's something therapeutic in watching the progress in your videos. Thank you so much for the content, I appreciate what you do.
And now this carport looks like a luxury resort for lucky trucks! The usual amazing job Neil 🖖🇮🇹
This is so gorgeous from the gorgeous pine (it looked great staining but I love the natural ;)) to the cleaning and restoration of the gutter, the metal work was fun to watch. The beauty of the hardwood sleepers and the stone covering for the pipes... turned out perfect!!! I love these projects just like I love all your other fantastic builds. Still my favorite will always be the chicken coop lol. I love garden builds, outdoor improvements, I could watch hours and hours of it!!!
Turns out I am totally happy to watch someone do chores around their house as long as it involves saws or welding.
That hardwood on the gutter, so beautiful. in Finland where I live that's even to expensive in furniture
That Grate looks great! You've done an awesome job converting that carport into a welcomed addition to the house
What a huge difference in the before and after! Really enjoying this.
I didn’t hate it the way it was before but you’ve turned it into a right proper patio cover. Nicely done as always
We lived with it for years (even though I never liked it) but when the conduits were recently installed on there, I had to do something about it. :)
The grating rework is probably the greatest impact here. Looks super clean and a beautiful design for your existing aesthetic.
Really like how the gutter turned out. Overall looks great too.
That turned out fantastic! Please do a follow-up video later so we can see how it looks once the jasmine has filled the trellises.
I hope you'll give us an update with any touch-ups you need to make as well as letting us see what it looks like with the jasmine all grown around it.
Pask Makes: next project - a concrete mixer! Well done Ian, a fantastic job. You must have been knackered after all that!
Was it just me but you seem to put yourself down a lot in what your doing in this video
Your a winner all the way, very ,very nice job 👏👏👏
He's English. It's in their DNA.
@@flumpyhumpy He's been in Australia long enough for us to claim him!
I think I was a little unsure and not 100% confident about making the project into a video. :)
@@PaskMakes doesn’t matter if your not confident in the task your about to start, all your videos would get a high rating even failed projects,can’t see many of them though
@@PaskMakes Neil, one of the things we all enjoy, admire, and respect about you and your videos is that you leave your mistakes and miscalculations in the final edit and then go on to show how you fixed up the problem. There's a genuine humbleness in that. Your channel is one of the best on RUclips. Keep up the great work.
I am a DIY fan, and this was beautiful!
I find videos like these help to relieve my severe back pain.
Not sure why, but it's just therapeutic to see other makers making things.
Fantastic build, Pask! I was hanging on to the edge of my seat to see how it all came together. That idea at the end with the rock and planters was just brilliant and looks really great.
Thanks mate - glad you enjoyed it! :)
Big Job, Huge return...Looks wonderfully inviting to the eyes and brings the property together nicely. Must have been a huge effort filming and editing too...again Nicely Done! Edutainment at its best. Thanks Neil for all you bring!!
Thanks very much! It was a lot of work all round but glad you enjoyed it! :)
Вот это работа мастера с большой буквы и с золотыми руками и острым умом. Приятно смотреть.... МарийЭл д.Карай. Алексей.
please update us when the jasmin has grown all over!
Your attention to detail is consistently inspiring. It helps me to 'stick to it' to the end and not cut corners when nearing completion of my own projects. I think my favorite spot, though, is where you were standing on the grate to pound away the edges and the whole thing was dancing across the floor with you on it - made me chuckle. Otherwise, I tend pick up unsuspecting little tips and tricks like washing stones in a milk crate.
I always like your work because it doesn’t appear to look like work at all. It always blends well and fits with what you’re going for. Good work as always.
That wood looks like a million bucks!! Awesome!
You took the grating from an industrial galvanised design, which did need some restoration, to a heavy duty native timber design, both of which I think are great designs. You make your environment better and I enjoy seeing it.
It's always a pleasure... thank you so much.. a follower from Algeria
I like how you faced the fact that there is no ideal finish for the horizontal hardwood, particularly in that application. You're very realistic.
This is the 2nd video I've watched, and have to say very well spoken and just enjoyable to watch and listen to you work. What a beautiful job. Love the wood work on the spillway, and please.!, when the jasmine grows in. Please shows us all. Very interested in seeing it in future. We'll thank you for sharing your journey and Love of your family & home with us all.
Hello from South Florida, U.S.A..
God bless.
Neil you have 5000% more ambition than I do...the "gutter" fix alone would have done me in. RIP old cheap welder - that bit was clever and made me laugh but I know a bit bittersweet when a well-deserved tool bites the dust. But you did get a new welder 😂
Look at that paradise you live in!! Wow! Lush and green with palm trees! Lots of property! You have it pretty good sir!
I like it. I do enjoy seeing how people make their houses into their homes.
You are doing a beautiful job. I look forward to seeing more home improvement.
The unsolicited reviews are often the most honest.
Looks great, Neil. It was a lot of work and bet you're glad it's done. Most important is that the boss is happy. Keep us updated as the vines grow around the structure. Take care.
Bill
What a giant project you made ! You’re a super handyman : wood, metal, concrete, stone...you must be tired at the end of the day 😴
I followed you since the beginning : Neil never stop 🤪
Great little project, had to laugh at the armoury of drills for the sleepers. 1. Glad you repainted the face of the house, I could imagine the rust stains from all the cutting and grinding. 2. Movement is the enemy of the grid, a bed of grout would have been good. Hopefully when you flashed it up at the end, plenty of mortar got pressed under the edges to help support the steels. Loving the channel!
The ramp you drive your car over is nicer than any of my furniture. Not an insult. Genuinely jealous.
RIP lil welder! Beautiful tribute 🤣 the carport looks fab!
Using the trellis as front to back support is a wonderful idea! That should look fantastic once its all grown in.
That is going to look incredible with the jasmine growing around it! Fantastic work!
RIP Arc Welder, my thoughts and prayers are with you Neil at this difficult time.
That was some splendid upgrade. Watching this ought to be boring, but it’s really entertaining and I learn a lot. And your editing is stellar.
Thanks very much - glad you enjoyed it! :)
Good luck with the jasmine! We had a jasmine wall at a previous house and it was so good. We live about 30 minutes from you and just haven't had luck with jasmine since, probably our crap yard soil. You've got the right idea feeding the garden bed. Grow good soil and healthy plants are just a natural side effect.
From a distance, the wooden sleepers over that ugly metal grate is the biggest difference.
You could also hang a long planter under the lattice across the top and grow something like morning glorys, while waiting for the jasmin to grow.
Loos GREAT!!! The cladding looks really nice and the hardwood over the tranch into the dry creek bed adds a lot of character. Excellent Job!!!
Don't know if you've ever talked about them, but the circular saw jigs that you've used in the past 2 videos are amazing! I immediately made one of the 90-degree ones and I wish I would have known about it sooner! Thank you, sir!
Neil, you are a truly talented person overall! Everything you get your hands on comes out beautiful!! Any video on your channel is worth watching. You should be proud! Great job as always!! Cheers from Brazil.
Thanks very much Pedro! :)
That's what I call a real Home _improvement!_ The wood on the gutter is way better than the conglomeration of steel pieces before!
The new gutter is definitely my favorite part!
I’m glad you painted over the blue trim, I was questioning the color stain. Nice job
13:16 Inspector Doggo dropping in to check things out :-D
Very nice workmanship and design. You've got to be one of the hardest working men I've seen on you tube. Keep on smiling.
Nice work. The new gutter looks so much better than the old one. I hope you post pictures when the jasmine grows in.
Ha! I won't be lamenting my dearly departed circular saw as you've done with the welder.
I hope you remember to give us some shots of it once the jasmine grows in. Great work as usual.
Love the end with the "thanks for watching" on the truck! Huge difference and looks great. I hope you show it when the jasmine has filled in.
Wow! This was a joy to watch, all of your ideas and work turned out flawlessly! The gutter slats and all of the carport woodwork really classes up your home, excellent work!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!
We can't go very long without one of your videos.
This two-parter was excellent!!!
My g/son is taking a high school welding class.
I have given him tools for a home woodworking shop.
(Too much Norm Abrams back in the day!!!)
How are the chickens?
Huge improvement! Those sleepers look massively better than the rebar and diamond plate that was covering that.
Excellent work. If it were my house, and it's not, I would polyurethane those wooden drain covers to keep them that glorious brown. Looking forward to the next update. 😎👍
The 4 drill method is genius! Bit of a diy flex, but super efficient.
Sorry for the loss of your old trusty welder. Carport looks really great. Very very nice makeover.
Very cool DIY fix. I just had a much smaller scale home DIY one myself - covering spots for pigeons to land and nest.
The new driveway looks really lovely! :)
Man, the result is just plain amazing, what a job :) love it.
Been waiting for this update. The car port turned out great. Will be even better once the plants fill in. Top notch workmanship.
Neal this project is a Honey Do winner for sure. The culvert redo is very eye pleasing and structurally solid. The steel lattice will look so nice once the greenery climbs thru. You should look into a positive airflow welding helmet to protect you. I know they're ery expensive.
Thank you for another satisfying series!
May the carport last many years from now on!
Hopefully we'll see it with a green belt too. 😀
I don’t usually comment, but this looks 💯 times better.
That looks so much nicer the the bear frame. Well worth the wait for the second video 👍
Beautiful work mate ☺️ Glad to see the tools having their little alfresco moment again. Looks great!
I kept saying to myself, "Where's part 2?" Turns out I overlooked it. Immaculate work!
Loads better and the trellis will only improve as the plants grow up it. Top job.
Excellent job. Adding wood for the drain was an excellent idea.
the hardwood looks really good. I've seen some people finishing it with the same oil that is used on the railways, and it waterproofs the boards.
I live in tropics, and I pretty much have to soak every outdoor wood in oil. sometimes I use a synthetic car engine oil, which I accumulate from the car servicing leftovers.
The drain cover is such a big improvement, well done! 👍
RIP Old Welder! Welcome Newelder!
The second part! Gotta make some coffee to watch it.
Fine job, Neil. I’d like to see a picture once the jasmine grows around the top.
Pask, I could watch you do anything and still enjoy it!
Really nice job Neil! I don’t know how you manage to make interesting videos out of even the most mundane kind of project but somehow you just keep on delivering!
Nice touch at the end there with the back window of your ute canopy lol, I liked that!
Great stuff, Neil. That's what I call Kerb Appeal.
Amazing work. I love the new carpot. The amount of time and work spent on this project is huge. Also I like the editing. Great work, thank you so much for this vid.
Turned out fantastic, and I like the wall color. The yellow/cream was not great, and the white really lightens it up and contrasts the gray.
Another awesome build. I like watching things like this on your channel too because it’s practical and beautiful in the same way a piece of furniture is or a shop upgrade. Hopefully you continue to post videos like these.
By the way, you have many of the necessary tools and skill sets to get into GFRC. I would highly recommend you try it. I was going to recommend GFRC for the patched concrete because it’s much more dense than regular concrete because the aggregate particles are much smaller, and yet the glass fibers and polymer additives make it equally strong.
You should try it out. I think GFRC pieces make beautiful additions to furniture pieces, like tops and drawer faces, even full vanities with shelf spaces, sinks and countertops all in a single unified shape.
Fantastic!! I love it!! Can't wait to see it with the Jasmine grown around!!
Great idea. It's going to look beautiful once the jasmine covers it. Good work, like always!