Absolutely feel the lethargy. I've just embarked on a restoration project which was supposed to be exciting. A little 2 bed cottage terrace in Devon. Lovely. I thought a few months of hard graft, bit of time spent collecting colour charts, bit of bants with the plumber. It'll be good for my mental health I thought, doing something my hands - it was either that or buy bike to join the other tragic, careering towards middle aged triathlon aspirationals . So I'm 8 skips in bucketing out 100 years of shit building work, spent more time talking to building control than my kids and dealing with a section of the population who think 'professional' means a sign written van and an account at screwfix. Just yesterday, before the windows go in, I found all the lintels are rotten and as it's a random stone building there is a high chance this will become a disastrous game of jenga. Today I am watching RUclips, watching some Bisby guy telling me I'm doing it wrong.
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT Once the window fitter has stopped sucking the enamel off his teeth they'll go in. And when the wall is replastered no more beetle holes. Magic.
Have become addicted to your channel whilst isolating with covid(very mild). Followed recommendation from Andy Mac. This is a great video! I've never tackled anything as big but I totally empathise with becoming a physical wreck with a bad back, lost sleep, and the stress. Still can't understand why nothing in the trade is the size it's sold as, and of course there's working out how to fit stuff and then working out how to fit it yourself with nobody to hold the other end! Time off is so important for motivation. My mantra became "it doesn't matter what you do, but just f**cking do something'. Keep up the great work.
Happy new year and thanks for the shout out bud! I'm a bit behind on vids at the mo. 38 eh? I was struggling to pinpoint your age. I'm 46 so we'll call that the same ballpark 😂 - borderline Gen X and not a millennial since you know how to use a hammer. 👍
I think we got a new special name, xennial I think it is? 😂 Yeah I noticed you were a little behind with your vids. Have you ever thought of hiring an editor at all? Or would that not really help
Aiden,in 30years of being in this industry I've learnt a bit. 1.Never assume,get shower tray etc,on site,before committing aperture size/waste outlet etc.=you got that one passed.👩🎓 2.Merlin are the Best shower enclosure Ever...👍 3.Protect you're back and knees,once you get into the 14% group of us viewers you'll know why 😂👷👷 4.🕺🕺 you got the moves😂😂😎
Ah it's a shame I didn't find Merlyns staff reliable but it's good to know there products aren't necessarily the same. I'll definitely be measuring anything in advance from now on in 😂 Knee pads are on order 😁
Loving the videos Aiden. Keep up the good work, you’re doing a grand job! I subscribed after the shout out from Andy Mac and I’ve binge watched your whole back catalogue.
That's it - I'm now completely 100% up to date on all your videos! Keep at it mate, you 're doing an amazing job and it'll be an incredible home when you're done. Plus you're inspiring people: I've now booked myself in for an introductory course on the use of lime in buildings which will then lead on to a one day course on lime plastering and rendering which I'm hoping will give me enough to be able to do small lime plaster repair and replacement works in my own house (big jobs will still go to a proper pro!). I'd never have even thought of it if you hadn't mentioned it at some point.
I have used the resin cement a couple of times for repairing broken stone window sills. It does clump up on tools, but I had some success with washing up liquid smeared on them to smooth it off. Sets hard and doesn’t crack and can be ground and sanded to blend (masonry painted afterwards). Useful stuff.
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT no but I did expoxy a couple of steel pins (in drilled holes) in to the sill first and built it up around them, in case it got knocked again. Problem was each time I touched some I put on previously it stuck back to the new stuff on the trowel, so I ended up using two to scape off and shape. Personally I would have exactly what you did with the tray if I had that issue, most of the weight is central and not on the perimeter and would have been a shame to damage the studwork. Enjoy your break and glad to see your vids are starting to pay off….and yes I am 40 something :)
Another great video, although I wasn't fooled for one second on the click bait title 😂Your level of detail in the videos is great for any diy wannabee they certainly wouldn't go wrong after watching your videos. At 78 I don't quite meet your target audience age of 38 but hey ho you can't win them all. Have a great 2022 and keep bringing out the videos.
Lol, not sure why you would have a dodgy back? Great vid, fantastic dance moves, exceptional shower tray mod :) Still 1 year in arrears, but your subscribers seem to be growing every day, congrats.
100% here because of Andy Mac - I’m now hooked with notifications on. 🤦🏻♂️😂 The honesty is great, the humour is great, keep it up. What part of the country are you going your build in?
Nice one Dan 👍 have you started the backlog binge yet? Haha I'm amazed there's a handful of people that have went right back to the start and watched them all within a couple of weeks 😅 The build is in the east of England 👍
Love your diligence, patients & sheer determination to get it right Aiden! Really entertaining video & loved your partying after the shower tray success 😆. Hope you & yours have a great Christmas & we look foward to watching in the New year. Jayne & Justin 👍🙂
Right I'm up to date! Well done on getting the shower tray done and I loved the dance routine on top of the shower tray. Funny as F. Have a good break and I look forward to next year's instalments.
Yohoho Ironmaiden! 😎😎🤣🤣🤣🤣 nice one Aiden. Gulp !, cutting a tray, v brave man, I guess you'll buy one first before doing that again. I've got a very similar job like that to do myself, so I'm being extra careful now Have a great Christmas 🎄& look forward to things in the new year.
Haha I wonder if that went over everyone's heads 😂 I probably will buy things well in advance and measure them first but now I know there's trays out there that are designed to be cut! (without the reinforcing faff that I did) It just so happens that earlier today, I found a Spanish firm selling ones that can be custom cut, for quite a reasonable price. They actually look exactly the same as ones that are 3 times the price! 🤨 🍻🎅
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT I just bought one from V Plum 1100x800 for £150, but if I was more experienced I would use the tile former wetroom type & just tile it, they look the biz IMO, I'm tiling the floors in my bathrooms, they last longer
@@maxakarudy I did look at them formers but they're just as expensive and that's not including the tiles 😣 In America they just form the base with sand and cement and then tile it, I probably would have done that but you need a particular type trap which is hard to get hold of over here 🤦♂️ Good luck with yours 🍀
I thought you were 28! Great video, I’d personally just have got another tray 😂 or marmox wet room tile over tray. But great job anyway. And get Dan back too, coz he’s hilarious
Thanks dude. Yeah I had considered doing a wet room tray but just didn't want to spend the money 😂 spending a couple of hundred pounds more all the time quickly adds up 🤑
Been binge watching your blog while self isolating. You've kept me entertained and sane and I've learnt no end. Appreciate you're not an expert but being able to apply common sense to most problems works for me every time. I'm currently waiting for plans for an extension to my house, and like you I want to do as much as possible myself. Nothing like the scale of your conversion but still it's been great to see how you've dealt with problems and some of your ideas to save money are always welcome. Keep it up.
Thanks Andy 👍 I do sometimes wish I was doing an extension instead 😂 in my last place me and Dan done our extension. We got someone in to do the foundations as they had to be 2.5m, they done the block and beam floor and blockwork too. We got a plasterer and a roofer to do the felt but done everything else ourselves. I even redesigned the roof structure to take a massive roof lantern and had an online structural engineer prove the calcs. Ah those were the days 😌
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT I feel your pain, I need a raft foundation alonge with a couple of steel beams and had 93 pages of structual engineering calculations turn up. I just turned to the back two pages to see what I really need! By the way you must come from the same part of London as my mate (who's a bricky) as my daughter heard you when I was watching and was convinced it was him lol, you sound alike and have an identical manner.
@@andyhickin1551 I was supposed to either have a piled foundation or a raft on the main building here but got it changed to trenchfill with abit of negotiation and saved about 40k. What are your ground conditions like? Assume you might have trees nearby maybe? I grew up in Dagenham, I suppose I have a kinda east london/Essex blended accent 🤷♂️
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT No I'm in Norfolk and the ground is low lying sand and silt, basicly this part of norfolk could float away at any time lol. The main house is on a raft so wasn't a massive suprise. The access is not brilliant so on the upside won't need to dig out too much.
It was worth the wait...I knew you would solve the shower tray!! You're a problem solver. A very Merry Christmas to you Aiden, Lou and of course Dan the man.....from a geriatric old fcuker!! PS Love the split personality role play at the end....buy your shower tray from Pizza Hut next time!! PPS I'm 'only' 56.
Another great video mate. Loved the boogie on Saturday night and again on the shower tray, reminded me of me when I was working on my place alone and a TUNE would come on. We finally moved into our place at the weekend and I still have three showers to fit. I was thinking that I could just put the shower trays straight onto the 22mm Egger protect floor boards but now I'm second guessing myself. The trays I have come with leveling screws to allow for minor adjustments when placing them or to allow for raised legs to be screwed in so I'm hoping they'll be ok straight on the floor but would love to know what you think or what you would do?
Aiden, Well done matey, another blinding video, Haven't commented on any in a while, but have watched them all. Keep it going Buddy, keep pushing on, your house will be truly amazing when its all done, I'm sure I'm not alone when I say I have really enjoyed your videos from the very start. Keep Going Bud, Merry Christmas. Andy
Merry Christmas! So a question I've wondered since I came across the channel earlier this year (how to bed a roof verge - thanks) is how you are affording to work on this more or less full time. I've watched quite a few vids and you might have mentioned this before (not seen it) but would you consider a vid on how your running the finance for all this? Hope the New year brings more progress and best of luck getting trades in... I'm trying to get quotes for some work and I can't even get people to returns call at the moment they're so busy!
Hey Jon, Merry Christmas mate 👍 I doubt I would do a dedicated video on the subject but it's not financed through lending. Money is from property/banking. Lou is well paid so I'm able to put all my time into the build for now. I'm a kept man 🤫 so that means I need to make up for it with equity 😬
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT thanks for the reply. Fair enough if not a whole vlog topic but interesting to know. And good not to have the pressure of a mortgage/borrowing on you! Good on Lou for releasing you to do it... I guess that must feel a bit of a pressure sometimes though? I know when I'm doing projects around the house there is a cost to my other half for the time and energy it takes up... for both of us in different ways.
@@JonGiles @Jon Giles Lou's all fine and dandy with things but I'm sure the dynamics will change once she's in the cartlodge 🙉 handling a massive project like this is pressure no matter what the situation is 😂 What have you got lined up on your place?
Double hernia or what!! Also concerned that you need more protection in the groin area whilst angle grinding...OK you covered your face but what about the manly tackle!!! I would have done the same - removing the guard - but you looked a bit 'exposed' as you were 'grinding'. Perhaps you are part Russian...a long line of Bollockoff's!! PS I might have 'keyed' the shower tray with the angle grinder (assuming the material was thick enough) but your quick thinking of applying the surplus adhesive/epoxy saved the day. A quality job at a discount price....despite having to deal with chimpanzees!!
Only a 15 hour edit! haha Merry Christmas
Absolutely feel the lethargy. I've just embarked on a restoration project which was supposed to be exciting. A little 2 bed cottage terrace in Devon. Lovely. I thought a few months of hard graft, bit of time spent collecting colour charts, bit of bants with the plumber. It'll be good for my mental health I thought, doing something my hands - it was either that or buy bike to join the other tragic, careering towards middle aged triathlon aspirationals . So I'm 8 skips in bucketing out 100 years of shit building work, spent more time talking to building control than my kids and dealing with a section of the population who think 'professional' means a sign written van and an account at screwfix. Just yesterday, before the windows go in, I found all the lintels are rotten and as it's a random stone building there is a high chance this will become a disastrous game of jenga. Today I am watching RUclips, watching some Bisby guy telling me I'm doing it wrong.
😂🤣 Ah you did made me laugh reading this. Are the windows going in anyway?
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT Once the window fitter has stopped sucking the enamel off his teeth they'll go in. And when the wall is replastered no more beetle holes. Magic.
@@hobonisation haha
Have become addicted to your channel whilst isolating with covid(very mild). Followed recommendation from Andy Mac. This is a great video! I've never tackled anything as big but I totally empathise with becoming a physical wreck with a bad back, lost sleep, and the stress. Still can't understand why nothing in the trade is the size it's sold as, and of course there's working out how to fit stuff and then working out how to fit it yourself with nobody to hold the other end! Time off is so important for motivation. My mantra became "it doesn't matter what you do, but just f**cking do something'. Keep up the great work.
That mantra sounds useful 🤔 maybe I should take that up myself, I'd probably get loads more done 😂
Happy new year and thanks for the shout out bud! I'm a bit behind on vids at the mo. 38 eh? I was struggling to pinpoint your age. I'm 46 so we'll call that the same ballpark 😂 - borderline Gen X and not a millennial since you know how to use a hammer. 👍
I think we got a new special name, xennial I think it is? 😂
Yeah I noticed you were a little behind with your vids. Have you ever thought of hiring an editor at all? Or would that not really help
the thumbnail is gold. Would click again
Thanks buddy 😉👍
really enjoyed this whole vid.
i know it must have taken an age. especially enjoyed the chat at the end, just like chatting to a mate. nice work.
Yep Andy is how I found you!!! Such a great shout out and I’m grateful he did! Keep rocking it!
Cool, that was quite a while ago!
Aiden,in 30years of being in this industry I've learnt a bit.
1.Never assume,get shower tray etc,on site,before committing aperture size/waste outlet etc.=you got that one passed.👩🎓
2.Merlin are the Best shower enclosure Ever...👍
3.Protect you're back and knees,once you get into the 14% group of us viewers you'll know why 😂👷👷
4.🕺🕺 you got the moves😂😂😎
Ah it's a shame I didn't find Merlyns staff reliable but it's good to know there products aren't necessarily the same.
I'll definitely be measuring anything in advance from now on in 😂
Knee pads are on order 😁
What's the saying?!
'All the right moves....not necessarily in the right order'!!😂
Loving the videos Aiden. Keep up the good work, you’re doing a grand job!
I subscribed after the shout out from Andy Mac and I’ve binge watched your whole back catalogue.
Thanks buddy 😀 I'm always amazed that people have gone back to my old videos, that's hours worth of stuff 😅
That's it - I'm now completely 100% up to date on all your videos! Keep at it mate, you 're doing an amazing job and it'll be an incredible home when you're done. Plus you're inspiring people: I've now booked myself in for an introductory course on the use of lime in buildings which will then lead on to a one day course on lime plastering and rendering which I'm hoping will give me enough to be able to do small lime plaster repair and replacement works in my own house (big jobs will still go to a proper pro!). I'd never have even thought of it if you hadn't mentioned it at some point.
Nice one 👍 I can't imagine how many hours you've sat through 😯
Love your videos - don’t know how I missed this one. So Merry Christmas then and merry Christmas for now.😉
I have used the resin cement a couple of times for repairing broken stone window sills. It does clump up on tools, but I had some success with washing up liquid smeared on them to smooth it off. Sets hard and doesn’t crack and can be ground and sanded to blend (masonry painted afterwards). Useful stuff.
That's interesting about the washing up liquid trick. Did you use a tack coat at all or did it stick OK?
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT no but I did expoxy a couple of steel pins (in drilled holes) in to the sill first and built it up around them, in case it got knocked again. Problem was each time I touched some I put on previously it stuck back to the new stuff on the trowel, so I ended up using two to scape off and shape. Personally I would have exactly what you did with the tray if I had that issue, most of the weight is central and not on the perimeter and would have been a shame to damage the studwork. Enjoy your break and glad to see your vids are starting to pay off….and yes I am 40 something :)
Love it Aiden, fun video, laughed so much. Have a great Christmas
Thanks Barry 😁 you too 🍻
Happy Christmas Aidan, look forward to two finished buildings in 22
Cheers 🍻 hopefully I will have them both done by this time next year 🤞
Just come across you in time for xmas binge like your stye Aiden,the way you deal with problems....have a good one
Thanks Paul 👍 enjoy the binge 🍻
Another great video, although I wasn't fooled for one second on the click bait title 😂Your level of detail in the videos is great for any diy wannabee they certainly wouldn't go wrong after watching your videos.
At 78 I don't quite meet your target audience age of 38 but hey ho you can't win them all. Have a great 2022 and keep bringing out the videos.
Thanks Mike 😁 I wouldn't say I have a target age for my audience but I reckon you are top of the pile for wisdom 😉
Lol, not sure why you would have a dodgy back?
Great vid, fantastic dance moves, exceptional shower tray mod :)
Still 1 year in arrears, but your subscribers seem to be growing every day, congrats.
Thanks mate 😁👍
Great video mate, loved the dad dancing you old fossil haha
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100% here because of Andy Mac -
I’m now hooked with notifications on. 🤦🏻♂️😂
The honesty is great, the humour is great, keep it up.
What part of the country are you going your build in?
Nice one Dan 👍 have you started the backlog binge yet? Haha I'm amazed there's a handful of people that have went right back to the start and watched them all within a couple of weeks 😅
The build is in the east of England 👍
Love your diligence, patients & sheer determination to get it right Aiden! Really entertaining video & loved your partying after the shower tray success 😆. Hope you & yours have a great Christmas & we look foward to watching in the New year. Jayne & Justin 👍🙂
Thanks 😊 Merry Christmas to you both 🎅🎄
Hope you had a cracking Christmas. Have a great New Year!
Thanks buddy 🍻
I've arrived because of the Andy Mac shout out and I've nearly caught up on your back catalogue, really enjoying them, almost feel that I know you.
Good to have you on board buddy 👍
Right I'm up to date! Well done on getting the shower tray done and I loved the dance routine on top of the shower tray. Funny as F. Have a good break and I look forward to next year's instalments.
Nice one 👍
Yohoho Ironmaiden! 😎😎🤣🤣🤣🤣 nice one Aiden.
Gulp !, cutting a tray, v brave man, I guess you'll buy one first before doing that again. I've got a very similar job like that to do myself, so I'm being extra careful now
Have a great Christmas 🎄& look forward to things in the new year.
Haha I wonder if that went over everyone's heads 😂
I probably will buy things well in advance and measure them first but now I know there's trays out there that are designed to be cut! (without the reinforcing faff that I did) It just so happens that earlier today, I found a Spanish firm selling ones that can be custom cut, for quite a reasonable price. They actually look exactly the same as ones that are 3 times the price! 🤨
🍻🎅
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT I just bought one from V Plum 1100x800 for £150, but if I was more experienced I would use the tile former wetroom type & just tile it, they look the biz IMO, I'm tiling the floors in my bathrooms, they last longer
@@maxakarudy I did look at them formers but they're just as expensive and that's not including the tiles 😣 In America they just form the base with sand and cement and then tile it, I probably would have done that but you need a particular type trap which is hard to get hold of over here 🤦♂️
Good luck with yours 🍀
I thought you were 28! Great video, I’d personally just have got another tray 😂 or marmox wet room tile over tray. But great job anyway. And get Dan back too, coz he’s hilarious
Thanks dude. Yeah I had considered doing a wet room tray but just didn't want to spend the money 😂 spending a couple of hundred pounds more all the time quickly adds up 🤑
Been binge watching your blog while self isolating. You've kept me entertained and sane and I've learnt no end. Appreciate you're not an expert but being able to apply common sense to most problems works for me every time. I'm currently waiting for plans for an extension to my house, and like you I want to do as much as possible myself. Nothing like the scale of your conversion but still it's been great to see how you've dealt with problems and some of your ideas to save money are always welcome. Keep it up.
Thanks Andy 👍 I do sometimes wish I was doing an extension instead 😂 in my last place me and Dan done our extension. We got someone in to do the foundations as they had to be 2.5m, they done the block and beam floor and blockwork too. We got a plasterer and a roofer to do the felt but done everything else ourselves. I even redesigned the roof structure to take a massive roof lantern and had an online structural engineer prove the calcs. Ah those were the days 😌
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT I feel your pain, I need a raft foundation alonge with a couple of steel beams and had 93 pages of structual engineering calculations turn up. I just turned to the back two pages to see what I really need!
By the way you must come from the same part of London as my mate (who's a bricky) as my daughter heard you when I was watching and was convinced it was him lol, you sound alike and have an identical manner.
@@andyhickin1551 I was supposed to either have a piled foundation or a raft on the main building here but got it changed to trenchfill with abit of negotiation and saved about 40k. What are your ground conditions like? Assume you might have trees nearby maybe?
I grew up in Dagenham, I suppose I have a kinda east london/Essex blended accent 🤷♂️
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT No I'm in Norfolk and the ground is low lying sand and silt, basicly this part of norfolk could float away at any time lol. The main house is on a raft so wasn't a massive suprise. The access is not brilliant so on the upside won't need to dig out too much.
@@andyhickin1551 ah right... Maybe you should be building an ark instead then... and change your name to Noah 😂
Excellent work. Loved the insight at the end about where you’re at. Keep on the journey. We all have shower tray moments. 😀
Thanks Colin 😀 I'd rather have less shower tray moments 😂
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT remember, pain is weakness, leaving the body.
Great video, I held my breath when you lowered the shower tray into place!!!! Did you get the plastering done? Have a good Christmas and new year
Thanks mate 😁 yeah plastering is all done 🥳 whoop 💃
It was worth the wait...I knew you would solve the shower tray!! You're a problem solver.
A very Merry Christmas to you Aiden, Lou and of course Dan the man.....from a geriatric old fcuker!!
PS Love the split personality role play at the end....buy your shower tray from Pizza Hut next time!!
PPS I'm 'only' 56.
Thanks Sean 😁 Merry Christmas mate 🎄
Another great video mate. Loved the boogie on Saturday night and again on the shower tray, reminded me of me when I was working on my place alone and a TUNE would come on. We finally moved into our place at the weekend and I still have three showers to fit. I was thinking that I could just put the shower trays straight onto the 22mm Egger protect floor boards but now I'm second guessing myself. The trays I have come with leveling screws to allow for minor adjustments when placing them or to allow for raised legs to be screwed in so I'm hoping they'll be ok straight on the floor but would love to know what you think or what you would do?
It's best to follow the manufacturers recommendations really, that way they've already tested what works ok
LEGEND
Aiden,
Well done matey, another blinding video, Haven't commented on any in a while, but have watched them all. Keep it going Buddy, keep pushing on, your house will be truly amazing when its all done, I'm sure I'm not alone when I say I have really enjoyed your videos from the very start.
Keep Going Bud, Merry Christmas.
Andy
Thanks Andy 👍 I hope it will be amazing 🤞
Hi Aiden, the link to the suction cups doesn’t seem to work? Loved the video 😀👍
Ah they forever sell out on eBay. I've got them listed on my Amazon page now under the window and door section: www.amazon.co.uk/shop/theaidenproject
Haha! PMSL @ 32:19! Though I'm sure they're my moves?
After 5 pints right? 😂
Merry Christmas! So a question I've wondered since I came across the channel earlier this year (how to bed a roof verge - thanks) is how you are affording to work on this more or less full time. I've watched quite a few vids and you might have mentioned this before (not seen it) but would you consider a vid on how your running the finance for all this? Hope the New year brings more progress and best of luck getting trades in... I'm trying to get quotes for some work and I can't even get people to returns call at the moment they're so busy!
Hey Jon, Merry Christmas mate 👍 I doubt I would do a dedicated video on the subject but it's not financed through lending. Money is from property/banking. Lou is well paid so I'm able to put all my time into the build for now. I'm a kept man 🤫 so that means I need to make up for it with equity 😬
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT thanks for the reply. Fair enough if not a whole vlog topic but interesting to know. And good not to have the pressure of a mortgage/borrowing on you! Good on Lou for releasing you to do it... I guess that must feel a bit of a pressure sometimes though? I know when I'm doing projects around the house there is a cost to my other half for the time and energy it takes up... for both of us in different ways.
@@JonGiles @Jon Giles Lou's all fine and dandy with things but I'm sure the dynamics will change once she's in the cartlodge 🙉 handling a massive project like this is pressure no matter what the situation is 😂
What have you got lined up on your place?
Patience not patients ! Bloody predictive txt!
Double hernia or what!!
Also concerned that you need more protection in the groin area whilst angle grinding...OK you covered your face but what about the manly tackle!!!
I would have done the same - removing the guard - but you looked a bit 'exposed' as you were 'grinding'. Perhaps you are part Russian...a long line of Bollockoff's!!
PS I might have 'keyed' the shower tray with the angle grinder (assuming the material was thick enough) but your quick thinking of applying the surplus adhesive/epoxy saved the day. A quality job at a discount price....despite having to deal with chimpanzees!!
Haha maybe I should get myself a leather apron 🤔
Click-bait lol, bet you were bloody tempted though!! Ha ha ha
A sledge hammer came to mind at one point 😆
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT ha ha ha ha, going for precision instruments now then..
@@jamesfitzpatrick-ellis8846 😂