Adrian. When I was about 8 years old, I nearly cut off a toe with a silage knife. Our one didn't have the foot bar, so you just shoved it into the silage, and that was where I went wrong. It was sewed on and all is good.
I built an inward opening door with flush house door locks, i use two so its harder to pry open and have no hinges on the outside. 5mm plate door with a lightly tacked handle that will snap if pulled hard. Its been tested and passed!!!
Be great to have a good dry workshop, it's some comfort. It's great to see so much raised fro Pieta House, massive achievement for ye and the channel, shows what a massive following of fans the channel has.
Really nice video Adrian love seeing the building work ongoing. As an aviator, I agree with the plane wing analogy, the air moving over the roof is traveling faster than the air inside, therefore the air moving faster is at a lower pressure than the air underneath resulting in "lift" exactly the same way an aeroplane wing works as someone has said. If its well anchored down it wont go anywhere.
Great video and Top work done by the blocklayers. You have a workshop, but really it's your man cave!!! Would the shelf off the wall was to hold up a bulk tank refrigerator compressor unit?? Top work Adrian 👏
Another great video Adrian. We have a silage knife like yours it's here since the early 80s. My father said they used them in the forestry service in the 70s cleaning the grass off the sides of drains between the trees. A multi function tool.
The reason why roofs lift is a similar concept to a plane wing except more severe, as air velocity increases, pressure reduces. The air in the wind is free to blow over the roof of a shed and actually increases in velocity compared to an open area. The air in the shed can't escape if the shed has 3 or 4 sides. (There will be small amounts of air entering and exiting but its miniscule). Now the high velocity air passing over the roof is at a lower pressure than the Stationery air in the shed. The uplift Force is equal to pressure by area, so its the differential pressure, probably millibars, multiplied by the m2 area of the roof. The forces can be colossal in large roofs.
Great work on the wall. You can’t tell how big that area is until you see that wall. Nice! It’s beautiful work! Great explanation on the donation/fundraiser, it does keep it fair and still as you brought out if anyone from anywhere else wants to donate they still can. $40,000 that’s fantastic! (That’s around $42,800 US.) How wonderful! Adrian that is a testimony to how far your videos are reaching and probably further. It says that you are reaching others such as myself who is not a farmer, but love the profession and respect the men and women who have devoted their lives to this fine profession. And now you’re reaching out and addressing ones who need community. Something we don’t have enough of in our fast paced world today. Thanks.
Well done b lovely job,put trollly wheels on under a pallet and what ever on pallet,sprayer splitter ferto spreader,can roll em around ur shed and park em where u want 2,
Great video you are doing a great job on the farm and your videos do a lot for mental health of people gives them them positive thinking in life and that means a lot to people
Hi Adrian would you not open your access door to the outside.This is common enough for sheds mainly as security can't be pushed in.Also easier escape route from shed in case of a accident similar to a emergency door .Then you have more room in the shed for your bench.
@@IFarmWeFarm Just put parliament hinges (or similar) on the door and let it open back onto the pole at corner of shed. Some kind on latch or magnet could keep manners on it.
@@IFarmWeFarm Hi Adrian if you mean lying around flapping about in the wind you could make a catch so it locks to the wall.On my shed I just shut it behind me all the time.Maybe you just want more light in having it open.Keep up the good content can't be easy.👍
It’s awesome that your fixing up the building . Milk tank holder cooler is what that was uses for. Put a welder close to one side by the door and the other side by the door air compressor work bench then shelf’s . That look real good so far. It improves the farm make it look good.
The air compressor would be better off in the shed the other side of the wall..it would keep the noisy thing from giving you a headach & I know how that feels..
Lovely job Adrian, great video and progress is satisfying ! Do you plan on painting the walls white/light grey ? I done my garage at home white before putting racking up and it made a massive difference to the feeling inside. Would advise it while your walls are bare ! Top man and enjoy your new space when it's done ✔️ 👍🏴🇮🇪
Hello there have you ever owned a dumper Petter diesel great machine Block work is brilliant good strong job! paint your workshop white to reflect the light will you be fitting a double glazed window for light you could use glass pvc door let light in to your bench look forward to the finished job
Did you ever think of putting a door leading to the new shed you are going to build from that workshop Adrian?. It just might be handy for access when you are working on a tractor or something like that. To get tools, oil etc. Just a thought 🤔.
Looks good Adrian, once your finished give all your walls a coat of white paint, it make everything a lot brigther and a some floor paint too saves a lot of dust. Did that in a garage i had and best thing about the garage.
Well done Adrian, when you decide your doing something your not long in getting started, very enjoyable video nice to see the boss out and about keeping an eye on what's going on, looking forward to the finished article, good luck to you and the family
Just thinking Adrian that if you don’t close all the holes on the back wall but put a vent or shutters on them it might help with ventilation any fumes if you are welding with all the doors shut. Just a thought,nice job you doing there👍
Hi Adrian, great to see your dad keeping an eye on his shed. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I would paint your walls white. It will bounce the light about. Nice blockwork...
Good job…. Great to see progress on these jobs. Has the feel of spring about it.
I had one of those cement mixers got it cheap and it was an amazing machine worked for years and years without a problem
A brown dog is always a good helper
Held up the old milk compressor. Or the the cooler for putting into the tank. One or the other id say.
Nice to see your Dad out checking up on your work 👍
Good door on done deal
Looks like the cooling unit for a milk tank
Adrian. When I was about 8 years old, I nearly cut off a toe with a silage knife. Our one didn't have the foot bar, so you just shoved it into the silage, and that was where I went wrong. It was sewed on and all is good.
Good to see your father out and about too! Looks great
I like the way you jumped up on the truck to move the chains for Joe, Adrian. Well done!☘️👍
I built an inward opening door with flush house door locks, i use two so its harder to pry open and have no hinges on the outside. 5mm plate door with a lightly tacked handle that will snap if pulled hard. Its been tested and passed!!!
I think the shelf was for a fan
Afternoon Adrain. It's good to have people by your side. I'd come and meet you but I'm too far away. But RUclips is enough
Fine Job Adrian
Great job Adrian, nice neat block work.
Be great to have a good dry workshop, it's some comfort.
It's great to see so much raised fro Pieta House, massive achievement for ye and the channel, shows what a massive following of fans the channel has.
Love your workshop! Can’t wait to see I finished🤗❤️🐝
Thank you for sharing.
Brillant video as always
Really nice video Adrian love seeing the building work ongoing. As an aviator, I agree with the plane wing analogy, the air moving over the roof is traveling faster than the air inside, therefore the air moving faster is at a lower pressure than the air underneath resulting in "lift" exactly the same way an aeroplane wing works as someone has said. If its well anchored down it wont go anywhere.
Nice one Adrian
Good to see your father out.good job do
That'll be a lovely workshop! Stick a bluetooth speaker in there and you won't be seen for hours 😁
Hard to beat having a good workshop Adrian. A place for everything and everything in it’s place as they say!!! Good advertisement for Tidley too 😂
Looks great Adrian it will be a fine workshop when it's finished
Great job ,very well built
Bernoulli theorem. Increase in fluid velocity, wind, decrease in pressure, suction. Holes in the wall balance the pressure. Love the vids.
Looking good nice to have a dry shop to work in.
Great video and Top work done by the blocklayers.
You have a workshop, but really it's your man cave!!!
Would the shelf off the wall was to hold up a bulk tank refrigerator compressor unit??
Top work Adrian 👏
Yes it will be a bit of a man cave 😂, your right on the money with the cooler shelf.
Thanks for sharing your vid with us
Tidy bit of block work, that Lad knows his way around a trowel, fair play to him, great video Adrian, keep at her Lad!
That’s a great job, lovely bit of space to work in
Great video Adrian tidy block work 👌
Holding up the cooling condenser for the milk bulk tank
Comment for the algorithm to help the channel 👍👍👍.
Great job Adrian ! Looking good and there's no need for thanks , it's a great watch and always look forward to your Sunday videos.👍
Looks good, looking forward to seeing it complete and in use....!
Be a useful workshop when completed Adrian .
Another great video Adrian. We have a silage knife like yours it's here since the early 80s. My father said they used them in the forestry service in the 70s cleaning the grass off the sides of drains between the trees. A multi function tool.
Tidy bit of block work there nice it will be a lovely space
The reason why roofs lift is a similar concept to a plane wing except more severe, as air velocity increases, pressure reduces. The air in the wind is free to blow over the roof of a shed and actually increases in velocity compared to an open area. The air in the shed can't escape if the shed has 3 or 4 sides. (There will be small amounts of air entering and exiting but its miniscule). Now the high velocity air passing over the roof is at a lower pressure than the Stationery air in the shed. The uplift Force is equal to pressure by area, so its the differential pressure, probably millibars, multiplied by the m2 area of the roof. The forces can be colossal in large roofs.
That’s very well explained mate, so would what I’m doing leave this better or worse do you think ?
You should be 100%, it's looks built into the block work and you're going bracing it to the centre wall so should be fine, great work 👌
Adrian you mentioned about closing other side of work shed use a hinging sliding door great job and takes up little space
Great work on the wall. You can’t tell how big that area is until you see that wall. Nice! It’s beautiful work!
Great explanation on the donation/fundraiser, it does keep it fair and still as you brought out if anyone from anywhere else wants to donate they still can. $40,000 that’s fantastic! (That’s around $42,800 US.) How wonderful! Adrian that is a testimony to how far your videos are reaching and probably further. It says that you are reaching others such as myself who is not a farmer, but love the profession and respect the men and women who have devoted their lives to this fine profession. And now you’re reaching out and addressing ones who need community. Something we don’t have enough of in our fast paced world today. Thanks.
Looks great!
You should open the access door out
nice video
Tasty block work.
Great video Adrian tidy job
Great video Adrian. It will be great to have a closed up work shop. Great to see the boss man checking in. 👍🏼
Well done b lovely job,put trollly wheels on under a pallet and what ever on pallet,sprayer splitter ferto spreader,can roll em around ur shed and park em where u want 2,
Yes that would be a good idea, will do that this year 👍
That workshop is turning out great! Cheers Adrian!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏼
building is looking great, well preserved on your dads original. im sure it will be well used. thank you
very good brick work
Tidy job
Great video you are doing a great job on the farm and your videos do a lot for mental health of people gives them them positive thinking in life and that means a lot to people
Nice block work a tasty job
Hi Adrian would you not open your access door to the outside.This is common enough for sheds mainly as security can't be pushed in.Also easier escape route from shed in case of a accident similar to a emergency door .Then you have more room in the shed for your bench.
I had thought about that but wondered would be awkward when it’s left open 🤔
@@IFarmWeFarm Just put parliament hinges (or similar) on the door and let it open back onto the pole at corner of shed. Some kind on latch or magnet could keep manners on it.
@@IFarmWeFarm Hi Adrian if you mean lying around flapping about in the wind you could make a catch so it locks to the wall.On my shed I just shut it behind me all the time.Maybe you just want more light in having it open.Keep up the good content can't be easy.👍
Great video Adrian nice to see your Dad 👍👍👍
It’s awesome that your fixing up the building . Milk tank holder cooler is what that was uses for. Put a welder close to one side by the door and the other side by the door air compressor work bench then shelf’s . That look real good so far. It improves the farm make it look good.
The air compressor would be better off in the shed the other side of the wall..it would keep the noisy thing from giving you a headach & I know how that feels..
@@ywainprior1043 yea true true noisy air compressor do get annoying
Skinny warehouse racking is the best. High and low storage. My mate asked me what he should do and he did it and he’s never been happier
To hold the immersion cooler
Hi friend your brick layers have done a smashing job well done and please keep the great videos coming friend from Scotland
Looking good Adrian, A proper man cave to hide in. 🙂👍
Now your talking, I was just to afraid to say it 😂
@@IFarmWeFarm
Chuckle, she can’t reach me from there 😄😄👍🏼
I would defiantly loose the small access door and make the roller door larger!
Lovely job Adrian, great video and progress is satisfying ! Do you plan on painting the walls white/light grey ? I done my garage at home white before putting racking up and it made a massive difference to the feeling inside. Would advise it while your walls are bare ! Top man and enjoy your new space when it's done ✔️ 👍🏴🇮🇪
Hello there have you ever owned a dumper Petter diesel great machine
Block work is brilliant good strong job! paint your workshop white to reflect the light will you be fitting a double glazed window for light you could use glass pvc door let light in to your bench look forward to the finished job
Good morning boss my favorite farming at best from Jerry NY ju having Irish breakfast watching main man better than watching news
Cheers Jerry, can’t beat the full Irish 😋
Adrian, great work . Love the video .brilliant 👍
Got a couple of tickets for the charity good luck with your draw I enjoy your videos I watch them every Sunday keep up the good work
the tradies claiming the scratcher as well ;) haha
Did you ever think of putting a door leading to the new shed you are going to build from that workshop Adrian?. It just might be handy for access when you are working on a tractor or something like that. To get tools, oil etc. Just a thought 🤔.
Looks good Adrian, once your finished give all your walls a coat of white paint, it make everything a lot brigther and a some floor paint too saves a lot of dust. Did that in a garage i had and best thing about the garage.
Holding up milk cooler in the old pipeline system.
I always enjoy your videos 👌
Would you not have the door opening out the way so you could put stuff where the door would be if it opened in
I agree
Well done Adrian, when you decide your doing something your not long in getting started, very enjoyable video nice to see the boss out and about keeping an eye on what's going on, looking forward to the finished article, good luck to you and the family
Great video again Adrian. Shed coming along nice 👌
A milk cooler frame I think
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Held the milk tank cooler
Spot on James 👌👍
Well done great job keep it going 👍
Great video... exciting project for you looking forward to see the finished project 🤠
Just thinking Adrian that if you don’t close all the holes on the back wall but put a vent or shutters on them it might help with ventilation any fumes if you are welding with all the doors shut. Just a thought,nice job you doing there👍
because a lot of wind can blow I would open your workshop door to the outside
Great progress! This is so satisfying to watch :D
Ide say the shelf on the wall was were the old milking genarater thing was for in the old days before parlours
Shelf was used to put the bucket milker on to dry
Very nice progress there, looks the part already. Have a great week!
Cooler for the milk tank
Hi for the milk cooler.
I think it was a air compressor shelf
Exciting improvements! Well done.
Great job so far adrian. If you put rising hinges on you door. Work great where u have uneven floor.
Don't know what it was used for am a dairy farmer you shed coming along nicely
I remember using one of those silage knifes years ago when we were farming @ home
Did you not think of supporting the roof Perlin. With the walls , and remove the lamp posts, 😮
Ya did think of that but it wasn’t worth the hassle really, there not really in the way so just left the be
I like the different shades of the blocks, gives it a bit of style.
holding up a milk cooler
Well Adrian,just my opinion on the block work,I wouldn't plaster it,keep the Auld rustic look of the block work,tidy job all the same