Loving the wood work, guess you're a nature lover too judging by the pond and the swallows collecting mud for their summer homes! What a stunning place to work, bliss I'd say!
Hey Andy, did you lad fabricate the brackets for you? If not where do you buy them from, Also do you have any more interesting tools from banggood seen a few veiko products lately. Anyway great video, glad to see you got your shop up and running again.
Nice, but no educational value. 1) What kind of wood? Must be stable wood and therefore dried for a long time!!! 2) Also, when in use never let the pools without water also in the winter, has to stay above 0 Celsius. What other design and build instructions????
Not everything has to be educational, some of us just enjoy watching the process and the product at the end. Why does he need to give out how to build something he produces?
@@dejanbrice8774 Because I'm preparing to build my own and like some inside views. Then watching only the build is a waste of time. Why film and not mention anything? Filming does take time as well, then put in some extra effort and really connect with the people you want to connect to, to inspire, and perhaps even to sell more? Not everyone is a carpenter by trade. I educate myself.
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Loving the wood work, guess you're a nature lover too judging by the pond and the swallows collecting mud for their summer homes! What a stunning place to work, bliss I'd say!
Your shop looks like a wood workers paradise I would LOVE a spot like that
Proper hot-tubs great job. Built to last.
Super workmanship as normal great job
Amazing job, congratulations!!! 👏👏👏
Your fire wood chopping machine is nice (Kapex) 😂😂😂
Andy your Workshop is lush mate 😍
Looking good Andy! Nice project!
I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.
Hi, where did you get the grove cutter for your altendorf f45 please?
Thanks
Really enjoyed your video.. Good work.. Where can I purchase one of your tubs in the US ??
White or red cedar? A good day for saw dust. Lovely product making the most of the auto feed. 👍👍
Just seen the title🤣🤣🤣
Красавчики!
Andy man they look wicked. Is that chesnut that's been used?? Hopefully client was happy with them. 🏴👍👏
Western red cedar
Western red cedar cheers man
@@ManorWood wow that not what a thought it was but looks awesome can't wait for more videos. 🏴👍
What kind of wood did you use for the pools? Was it Cedar or something like that?
local Western Red cedar
Hey Andy, did you lad fabricate the brackets for you? If not where do you buy them from, Also do you have any more interesting tools from banggood seen a few veiko products lately.
Anyway great video, glad to see you got your shop up and running again.
This holds water? Without leaking? How? 😁👍🏻
The wood swells when wet, and forms a watertight seal (or close enough that you're not using gallons per minutes)
@@acanadianwoodworker Yeah, sounds wasteful though.
yep
Nice, but no educational value.
1) What kind of wood? Must be stable wood and therefore dried for a long time!!! 2) Also, when in use never let the pools without water also in the winter, has to stay above 0 Celsius. What other design and build instructions????
I believe fielder has the information on there website.👍🇨🇦
Not everything has to be educational, some of us just enjoy watching the process and the product at the end. Why does he need to give out how to build something he produces?
He's done previous videos of these tubs with lots more detail. Made from green cedar - no point using dry wood when it will be filled with water
@@dejanbrice8774 Because I'm preparing to build my own and like some inside views. Then watching only the build is a waste of time. Why film and not mention anything? Filming does take time as well, then put in some extra effort and really connect with the people you want to connect to, to inspire, and perhaps even to sell more? Not everyone is a carpenter by trade. I educate myself.
To be honest if you've got the machinery I'm using in this video you should know what you're doing