If this stuff stresses you out go to another gig. You could be sitting in a cube staring at the same stuff all day long everyday never making things you find useful and ever meeting new people ! Trust me man
Got a track saw a few months ago, can't live without it now. Got the Makita barrel grip jigsaw recently, absolutely hate it. Easily the most dangerous tool in my collection. That stop start button system is cause for a recall. Have bent a few blades already & still forget how fiddly it is to shut off almost every time I use it. I also have a traditional pull trigger style, love it. Sneak up on the cut & full control of how & when I want it to work.
With Ryan's ruclips.net/user/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
Hey scott, so im a carpenter in canada and i watch your videos not for the content but because i love how much you love your job I use to love it untill i started to hate it because of clients, i couldnt stand them anymore Thank to you im starting to love my job again and i even suffer from anxiety and by watching your videos i get less anxious and i have no idea why Thanks for doing what you’re doing your truly helping me out to loving my job again and helping me with my anxiety Dont ask how about the anxiety part cause i have no idea why
@michele lanni. Hope your still loving the job. Keep the faith. Working with wood is always good for the head. Just remember the customer is not always right and there's people out there that cannot be pleased not matter what. 👌
I know you care about what you build based on the extra step of putting tar paper on the bottom of a shelf built for just storing tools. You are top notch man!
Not in the trade but I've always known them as a mitre saw in Australia (which is odd because Aust and NZ are usually very close in language so now I'm wondering if I've been wrong all these years) and the metal version as a drop or chop saw.
So true Scott. Best all round for value laser, BOSCH MULTI LINE LASER LEVEL 3X360 GREEN BEAMS W.BLUETOOTH GLL3-80CG, with a receiver. 13 Ladders... Makita is nice. Yes you are right about the tools, they never end. Laser tape is gold as well.
I also have that Dewalt table saw, my first one, (until I can get a bigger one for my work shop). It's brilliant, accurate, safe, absolute joy to use...great video Scott, as always...
Stilts, you will be amazed at how useful stilts are after you own a couple of pair. I use mine for everything from putting in electrical cans to Hanging crown.
Use yellow tongue flooring as a bench top, the stuff is indestructible, hard, and easy to install. Seriously. Had mine on my first bench I made, because its cheaper than ply, and it's been going for the last 5 years, and has no ents, no chips, nothing, its great.
A lovely S.B.C. video like always. I am happy for you that you finally found a garage. Looking forward to your fully equipped garage. Cheers from Holland
Scott Brown Carpentry keep up the awesome work you are doing. I have been long wanting to own DeWalt cordless power tools but after watching your earlier videos I have decided to go Makita. After watching your videos and numerous other DeWalt vs Makita youtube videos Makita stood out. Went to the local Toolshed in New Plymouth, the store assistant and I started talking about Scott Brown Carpentry videos....the best!! You're popular here in the Taranaki!!
I started off going on offeeup. I found a kid moving into a college dorm who had a DeWalt drill,skil jigsaw,sockets,skilsaw and some other tools for $100 bucks total,all barely used. Bought a Delta table saw with stand,5 shop lights with bulbs,10 circular saw blades, all for 50 bucks off the same app. It's always good to look around but sometimes you get lucky like I did. I of course bought some tools later on.
I buy a percentage of gear cheap especially from trades people who are going through the start of a divorce or company's folding up due to receivership sale. I had even walked into a workshop as New owner just wanted the place cleared out as he thinks tools and gear are only used by poor people or laborers.
I'm slowly getting tools when required when doing renovations. Got all the basics but I think reciprocating and grinder will be next on the project. Unfortunately can't afford DeWalt and Makita, but Ryobi is doing the job just fine for around the house and family :)
When I first started out I didn't know there were small hammer drills. I was drilling concrete with a regular drill. Old timer (#RIP) showed me the light. Revolutionary 😁
Ha. Love how it grows past ten items. Not a month goes by when another tool of one type or another isn't added to my armoury. Have a look at a cyclone for your extractor. Just stuck one inline between my extractor and tool. Keeping my filters a lot cleaner and making emptying simple. Also does away with bags.
Oh man its so relatable. I have a young engineering/building business. All the stuff and tools you need. Great work and video’s scott! Greetings from the Netherlands!
The 10 inch dewalt is so good here in Wellington to carry up all the hills and steps. I haven't even noticed the slightly smaller capacity. Does everything the 12 does but is way more compact. I did buy the led light for the blade off amazon straight away, so handy.
Thanks for the video. The more work ive been doing the more obvious it is that the tools u mention are absolute musts. Also you left out a bunch for obvious time reasons. Great video tho, i enjoyed that u added clips of the table u built. Great music aswell, 10/10
The track saw is a great tool to have , the result of the cut and it's a time saver.great tool don't be fooled by the make I can tell you that the makita ,dewalt festool or Bosch are as good as each other . Go for it you won't regret it .
That router is next on my list. Found a great Makita dealer in the UK. The full kit with all the attachments at a really good price. Great video as always Scott! Good to see that you’re expanding!
Really love the vids, I started doing this as well, but South Africa is hard to build, they've stolen my sander and my Lock morticer jig, put me back quite a while, but things have to be done differently here and cash is scarce, thanx for the tips.
Dude mean van set up, do you have an on board power supply for your cordless gear? You should do a gear run down on your van, I'm new to your channel so maybe you already have...keep it up dude lovin the vids!!
Good sign of a pro - clean up afterward ... cowboys don't!!! Good on ya, Scott; your last item is something I didn't expect to be on the list; although I clean/tidy up afterward and I am just a week-end DIY enthusiast (like most Kiwi's).
Coach builders have a bit of construction gear and mechanic gear like we make wood flooring which the vinyl is layed on and then we have guy drilling 50mm holes in 6mm steel plate with a cordless drill
Great vid as always. Track saws don’t seem to be popular up in Canada. I get by without one. If I can’t run it through my table saw (dewalt 7480) I snap a line and do the best I can with my circ saw.
I like the dewalt table saw. I've being using my Elu flip saw for the last 30 years or so. Its 110v and heavy. I'm not getting any younger so it's the Dewalt for me.
David Beaumont Haven’t heard Elu mentioned in so long. They (Black & Decker) pretty much killed the brand in favour of DeWalt (cheaper to promote just one brand than two). I used to have some Elu mugs, which I still had them, they might have been kinda retro cool by now!
Nice one. It's amazing how much equipment that accumulates in the first couple of years. I bought some of my bigger items second hand to start with. The Flexvolt miter saw is a nice one too, I recommend saving up and getting that one if anyone is thinking about it or not :) good on you for hitting up Makita too, u deserve it mate :)
you would think someone who is starting a building company would know exactly what tools he needs. Maybe a video that has information to aspiring builders that explains what they cant find out once they become builders for example: downturn of work, working up to starting your business by taking on cashies, dealing with big errors, dealing with customers, organisation of paperwork and notes, scheduling work, and correctly blaming other people for your mistakes. Cheers.
I’m not a builder and doubt I’ll ever be one (would love to be, but too hard to change career now I think). Seems I’d be pretty well set up though! I’d need myself a table saw & track saw, but I’m pretty much there with the rest! Hmm, maybe I could learn to do something on the side? 🤔
Parabéns Scott! Sou seu fã! Pena que não posso sair do Brasil para ir trabalhar com você! Além de talentoso você me parece uma pessoa de bom coração. Sucesso!!!
Not funny joking about breaking into a workers vehicle. I had 50k of gear stolen when meth heads staked me out at work then they went to my home and raided it. I'm baiting with cyanide and if I ever see druggies etc on my place they will get a murcury Injection or blindness from a laser of course I'm only joking.
First thing I bought was a table saw but my buying of tools was mixed up because I got a donation from the school I went to for graduating so I got power tools then I got a belt and things
Three questions: What do you think of cyclone attachments for dust collection? What do you think of Makita's kits where you get about 6-7 tools? As a 30 y/o, how do I move sideways into a trade? Thanks Love the vids, dude
Very practical curation. I've been in business in U.S. for almost fifty years and my current list would be virtually identical. Interesting how homogenized the modern small world has made us.
Really cool video Scott, it long overdue (garage) but that was awesome doing the video as you built you storage/work bench. I always said you would blowup dude, it’s cool watching it happen 💯🙌🏽
You sound like my boss lol, every week I hear "you need this, you need that " it's never ends lol almost as if they think you dont have Bills our a family, lol California is expensive , love your videos man
Scott mate what model of multi tool are you using, and is it brushless, any info would be appreciated as the guy I work with owns TOO much DeWalt gear, but a lot of makitas tools are more appealing to me plus I enjoy watching you use them Cheers mate
we use the whole makita range on work. but in my personal arsenal i have the milwaukee impact drill and regular drill. and they are awesome. feels so much more solid than the makita's, and it also feels like they've got more power, even though i use a 4amp battery on both brands. did you lend out the finishing gun to a painter? :D
This is probably my favourite video of yours at the moment, very interactive whilst explaining as you build. I became a massive fan of yours yesterday (watching your first 100 videos yesterday (all of them)). You are a laugh and your mate is great too. I wish you the very best and if that airbow ever comes as a giveaway, #keen 🤙 ill wear an all black shirt all over France and England for a year! Cheers bro
You should do a video on how you deal with all the psychological traps like stress etc, you seem calm and happy :)
Haha was just going to ask the same thing. I'm near the end of my apprenticeship, and I'm stressed out already every day 😂
It's easy lads. Just don't work for people that stress you.
If this stuff stresses you out go to another gig. You could be sitting in a cube staring at the same stuff all day long everyday never making things you find useful and ever meeting new people ! Trust me man
matt antunovic check out a RUclips channel called Skill Builder. They have some great videos on stress and work ethic as well as practical skills
ILoveLSD13 check out Skill Bilder YT channel for a video on stress as well as great joinery skills
I can’t believe I have gone this long without a track saw. I’ve wanted one for a long time. Nice video bro!
A track saw is a game changer.
I first came across them (festool) when was working in Amsterdam about 10 years ago...you gotta catch up man 👍
Just clamp a straightedge.
@@baratobarato5056 takes to long . time is money
they are the best tool ever !!!!
I'm glad that you are watching this guy.
Got a track saw a few months ago, can't live without it now.
Got the Makita barrel grip jigsaw recently, absolutely hate it. Easily the most dangerous tool in my collection. That stop start button system is cause for a recall. Have bent a few blades already & still forget how fiddly it is to shut off almost every time I use it.
I also have a traditional pull trigger style, love it. Sneak up on the cut & full control of how & when I want it to work.
With Ryan's ruclips.net/user/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
Hey scott, so im a carpenter in canada and i watch your videos not for the content but because i love how much you love your job
I use to love it untill i started to hate it because of clients, i couldnt stand them anymore
Thank to you im starting to love my job again and i even suffer from anxiety and by watching your videos i get less anxious and i have no idea why
Thanks for doing what you’re doing your truly helping me out to loving my job again and helping me with my anxiety
Dont ask how about the anxiety part cause i have no idea why
That’s great Michele
His videos are pretty relaxing cuz he's relaxed, no surprise they help with anxiety.
@michele lanni. Hope your still loving the job. Keep the faith. Working with wood is always good for the head. Just remember the customer is not always right and there's people out there that cannot be pleased not matter what. 👌
Andrew Gibbons still climbing these steep steps and sometimes when i wake up to go to work I seriously don’t want to go but im not giving up
I know you care about what you build based on the extra step of putting tar paper on the bottom of a shelf built for just storing tools. You are top notch man!
what is the purpose of that stuff?
@@R168Y it was DPC (damp proof course) it keeps moisture from wicking up into the timber
Haha thanks, good habits help make a good builder
Drop saw. In England they are also know as chop saws. 👍 Keep up the good work.
I call it a chop saw here in Canada
Not in the trade but I've always known them as a mitre saw in Australia (which is odd because Aust and NZ are usually very close in language so now I'm wondering if I've been wrong all these years) and the metal version as a drop or chop saw.
On site we call it a droppy, Akl NZ
Chop saw is the metal cutting version, according to manufacturers anyways. Pretty hard to not call'em by what they do though huh
Jamie Stott Chop saw in Texas
So true Scott. Best all round for value laser, BOSCH MULTI LINE LASER LEVEL 3X360 GREEN BEAMS W.BLUETOOTH GLL3-80CG, with a receiver. 13 Ladders... Makita is nice. Yes you are right about the tools, they never end. Laser tape is gold as well.
I also have that Dewalt table saw, my first one, (until I can get a bigger one for my work shop). It's brilliant, accurate, safe, absolute joy to use...great video Scott, as always...
THE LIST DOESNT END!! Great video. New to your channel and I'm really enjoying it.
Welcome and thanks 😊
Stilts, you will be amazed at how useful stilts are after you own a couple of pair. I use mine for everything from putting in electrical cans to Hanging crown.
Use yellow tongue flooring as a bench top, the stuff is indestructible, hard, and easy to install. Seriously. Had mine on my first bench I made, because its cheaper than ply, and it's been going for the last 5 years, and has no ents, no chips, nothing, its great.
All you need is one very large truck full of tools, good video nice demonstration on how to use them.
A lovely S.B.C. video like always. I am happy for you that you finally found a garage. Looking forward to your fully equipped garage. Cheers from Holland
Fleutketol That's a nice little bench he made aye
Cheers bro
Scott Brown Carpentry keep up the awesome work you are doing. I have been long wanting to own DeWalt cordless power tools but after watching your earlier videos I have decided to go Makita. After watching your videos and numerous other DeWalt vs Makita youtube videos Makita stood out. Went to the local Toolshed in New Plymouth, the store assistant and I started talking about Scott Brown Carpentry videos....the best!! You're popular here in the Taranaki!!
I started off going on offeeup. I found a kid moving into a college dorm who had a DeWalt drill,skil jigsaw,sockets,skilsaw and some other tools for $100 bucks total,all barely used. Bought a Delta table saw with stand,5 shop lights with bulbs,10 circular saw blades, all for 50 bucks off the same app. It's always good to look around but sometimes you get lucky like I did. I of course bought some tools later on.
Kyle Smith If I was to buy my tools again I may consider pawn shops
I buy a percentage of gear cheap especially from trades people who are going through the start of a divorce or company's folding up due to receivership sale. I had even walked into a workshop as New owner just wanted the place cleared out as he thinks tools and gear are only used by poor people or laborers.
Very well organized! Bro
I think you forgot to mention one of the most important!
The multitool.
Personaly I find it absolutely essential.
Absolutely NOBODY needs a multitool.....till you get one, then think on how you should have bought it years ago.
I'm slowly getting tools when required when doing renovations. Got all the basics but I think reciprocating and grinder will be next on the project. Unfortunately can't afford DeWalt and Makita, but Ryobi is doing the job just fine for around the house and family :)
Beware what you save you may end up paying as some tools won't be as precise as long
You truly get what you pay for
Milwaukee is the best for most bit makita is pretty good these days. Drills and circulate saw still go to Milwaukee though
When I first started out I didn't know there were small hammer drills. I was drilling concrete with a regular drill. Old timer (#RIP) showed me the light. Revolutionary 😁
Shawn Tartaglia hahahahaha
Lol!
Ha. Love how it grows past ten items. Not a month goes by when another tool of one type or another isn't added to my armoury.
Have a look at a cyclone for your extractor.
Just stuck one inline between my extractor and tool. Keeping my filters a lot cleaner and making emptying simple.
Also does away with bags.
Oh man its so relatable. I have a young engineering/building business. All the stuff and tools you need. Great work and video’s scott! Greetings from the Netherlands!
The 10 inch dewalt is so good here in Wellington to carry up all the hills and steps. I haven't even noticed the slightly smaller capacity. Does everything the 12 does but is way more compact. I did buy the led light for the blade off amazon straight away, so handy.
Hey Scott, can you make a video talking about the business side of opening a company. like a step by step guide .. cheers bro.
Thanks for the video. The more work ive been doing the more obvious it is that the tools u mention are absolute musts. Also you left out a bunch for obvious time reasons. Great video tho, i enjoyed that u added clips of the table u built. Great music aswell, 10/10
I love watching your channel brother. Keep up the good work
Hello from the UK, keep up the great vids, very entertaining and educational.
Thanks Ben 👍
The track saw is a great tool to have , the result of the cut and it's a time saver.great tool don't be fooled by the make I can tell you that the makita ,dewalt festool or Bosch are as good as each other . Go for it you won't regret it .
Cheers for the review on the table saw I got one and I am delighted with it!
Great saw!
That router is next on my list. Found a great Makita dealer in the UK. The full kit with all the attachments at a really good price.
Great video as always Scott! Good to see that you’re expanding!
Really love the vids, I started doing this as well, but South Africa is hard to build, they've stolen my sander and my Lock morticer jig, put me back quite a while, but things have to be done differently here and cash is scarce, thanx for the tips.
Dude mean van set up, do you have an on board power supply for your cordless gear?
You should do a gear run down on your van, I'm new to your channel so maybe you already have...keep it up dude lovin the vids!!
Very helpful! I hope I can find a master carpenter like Scott can take me in for apprenticeship. I am at Hamilton.
Thanks dude your just reaffirming the knowledge i had. Getting back into the business.
Good sign of a pro - clean up afterward ... cowboys don't!!!
Good on ya, Scott; your last item is something I didn't expect to be on the list; although I clean/tidy up afterward and I am just a week-end DIY enthusiast (like most Kiwi's).
Coach builders have a bit of construction gear and mechanic gear like we make wood flooring which the vinyl is layed on and then we have guy drilling 50mm holes in 6mm steel plate with a cordless drill
Should get the roller on end of your mitre saw stand there super!
Get yourself a water level, it's cheap, doesn't need batteries and it can go around corners, 100% accurate 🕺
Boy, did my OCD kick into overdrive when he opened the "Hammer Drill" box to reveal a jigsaw 😂
How does OCD effect that its labelled incorrectly?
I dunno about OCD but I caught that too and and I twitched just slightly. Haha. Love Scott Brown, keep up the good work brother.
9/10 of these tools we are excepted to have anyway as a chippy in aus
Had that much stuff at the end of my apprenticeship, haha
You also need a trailer to haul all the big stuff and material around
Great vid as always. Track saws don’t seem to be popular up in Canada. I get by without one. If I can’t run it through my table saw (dewalt 7480) I snap a line and do the best I can with my circ saw.
I like the dewalt table saw. I've being using my Elu flip saw for the last 30 years or so. Its 110v and heavy. I'm not getting any younger so it's the Dewalt for me.
David Beaumont Haven’t heard Elu mentioned in so long. They (Black & Decker) pretty much killed the brand in favour of DeWalt (cheaper to promote just one brand than two). I used to have some Elu mugs, which I still had them, they might have been kinda retro cool by now!
portable bench.. Buy the STANLEY ones.. They are great!
Is this like an alternative woodwork shop
Seems like a good idea
That is going to get tight in there quick but it is great to have a spot for your stuff, especially between jobs
Yeah for sure
Nice one. It's amazing how much equipment that accumulates in the first couple of years. I bought some of my bigger items second hand to start with. The Flexvolt miter saw is a nice one too, I recommend saving up and getting that one if anyone is thinking about it or not :) good on you for hitting up Makita too, u deserve it mate :)
you would think someone who is starting a building company would know exactly what tools he needs. Maybe a video that has information to aspiring builders that explains what they cant find out once they become builders for example: downturn of work, working up to starting your business by taking on cashies, dealing with big errors, dealing with customers, organisation of paperwork and notes, scheduling work, and correctly blaming other people for your mistakes. Cheers.
your music choices are awesome. im jamming the whole video.
Excellent video SBC.
Oscillating multi tool is a little higher on my list than the jig saw. I have the same table saw and love that I can pick it up with one hand.
Me too actually , amazing how much we use it
I’m not a builder and doubt I’ll ever be one (would love to be, but too hard to change career now I think). Seems I’d be pretty well set up though! I’d need myself a table saw & track saw, but I’m pretty much there with the rest! Hmm, maybe I could learn to do something on the side? 🤔
Parabéns Scott! Sou seu fã! Pena que não posso sair do Brasil para ir trabalhar com você! Além de talentoso você me parece uma pessoa de bom coração. Sucesso!!!
Pretty neat table you made Scott
Sweet now I know what I can get when I break into you're van
Not funny joking about breaking into a workers vehicle. I had 50k of gear stolen when meth heads staked me out at work then they went to my home and raided it. I'm baiting with cyanide and if I ever see druggies etc on my place they will get a murcury Injection or blindness from a laser of course I'm only joking.
Nice van setup! May steal some ideas for mine~
Try the tough built fold out saw horses mate they are great ,i use the bigger ones from mite 10 mega
These are the bomb!!! And make a really sturdy work bench👊
I’ll 3rd that. I screwed some timber to the top as a sacrificial element. You can also use this method to make them a lot wider
Are the legs easy to pull out?
Yeh real easy better 5han the spring n bolt system check them out there plenty of vids on youtube
Sweet might check them out, thanks
Bro!! Love your videos!! Honestly I really do!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 God bless brother
You should pull the chest buckle tighter, if you let it hang that loose then it wont help at all
First thing I bought was a table saw but my buying of tools was mixed up because I got a donation from the school I went to for graduating so I got power tools then I got a belt and things
nice video man always enjoying your stuff.
Yessss ladders! I realized that one time when I started removing drywall on a job. Luckily they had one lying around, and bought one on my way home.
that framing gun is beautiful.
Just discovered your channel. It's excellent. Well done.
I've got them all except that track saw.. Hmm must be time then.
Love how much pride you take in your work!! Tidy work place = tidy workmanship👌🏽
Well made. Canny tune poppin in and out too. 👍🏽
Since I’m in America I just can’t get over how the lumber is all pink over there but over here in the us we only have white ish wood or light tan
Yes! Hopefully you do a line of hoodies aye! Keen to buy stickers or hoodies to support your tool addiction haha! Keep it up
Three questions:
What do you think of cyclone attachments for dust collection?
What do you think of Makita's kits where you get about 6-7 tools?
As a 30 y/o, how do I move sideways into a trade?
Thanks
Love the vids, dude
Out of all of that list I'm only missing a dust extractor 🤣🤣🤣 nice shirt btw Scott very profesh!!!
Cheers pal!
Your organization level is what i aspire to have
A tidy Kiwi. I like your style of presentation, it's relaxing.
Nice review. I also love Makita. The jigsaw is great. How do you get customers?
we build pools in the states. love your vids
These videos are awesome! New subscriber here man, great work! 🍻cheers🍻
should do a quick video on how to make that workbench in the back
Solid advice as always mate. Much love from the uk
Very practical curation. I've been in business in U.S. for almost fifty years and my current list would be virtually identical. Interesting how homogenized the modern small world has made us.
Van or truck, insurance, money, a desire to be creative, patience, motivation and willingness to work hard! 😎👍
Daisy dukes and pink wood? I’ve canceled my Australian vacation.
That bit in the end where he starts naming all the tools that yo need was very well delivered...
Really cool video Scott, it long overdue (garage) but that was awesome doing the video as you built you storage/work bench.
I always said you would blowup dude, it’s cool watching it happen 💯🙌🏽
Cheers bro! Nice to have a bit of space to work on side projects in the future. Somewhere to keep all my router plates too 🙂
Great video! Thanks for the links!!
You sound like my boss lol, every week I hear "you need this, you need that " it's never ends lol almost as if they think you dont have Bills our a family, lol California is expensive , love your videos man
That's when you tell your boss that to get this i need more of that 🤑🤑, "you see how much i make, you know i can't afford it"
Just wondering where you got that panel light from? It seems to be the business.
Also called a chop saw in america. I thought the formal name was a miter saw
Great share boet.
Nice bench man, thanks for making the vid
Cheers man
Love the channel bro, 1 questions for you. What kind if glue do you use on weather board scarf joints?
Haven't done them in a while. Maybe titebond 3
You can just imagine what happens with 9 employees.
You find Tools in vans and the shop you never knew you had....
Next tool I’m looking forward to getting is a portable table saw.
Scott mate what model of multi tool are you using, and is it brushless, any info would be appreciated as the guy I work with owns TOO much DeWalt gear, but a lot of makitas tools are more appealing to me plus I enjoy watching you use them
Cheers mate
You forgot a Tape Measure and pencil!
Andie deRoux that’s the equivalent to your lunch. You just don’t turn up without those things everyday
we use the whole makita range on work. but in my personal arsenal i have the milwaukee impact drill and regular drill. and they are awesome. feels so much more solid than the makita's, and it also feels like they've got more power, even though i use a 4amp battery on both brands. did you lend out the finishing gun to a painter? :D
This is probably my favourite video of yours at the moment, very interactive whilst explaining as you build. I became a massive fan of yours yesterday (watching your first 100 videos yesterday (all of them)). You are a laugh and your mate is great too. I wish you the very best and if that airbow ever comes as a giveaway, #keen 🤙 ill wear an all black shirt all over France and England for a year! Cheers bro
its time you moved to south australia. i just looked at rental cost in aukland " OMG "
Toaster/sandwich maker to go with the kettle. Che bo
I Scott, I’m living in Auckland and I would like to know with storage company your are using? I want to make my workshop as well
You also need a toyota hiace
Hi Scott! Bruno here from Portugal. Can you tell me the measures for that work bench your building in this vídeo? Thanx in avance!