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May I ask - what flange/connector did you use for the hose connection? I cannot seem to source anything suitable. Similarly internally for the hose to tap connection.

Great family time. Love the tinkering with cars. You guys still flying?

I’d always dreamed of working on a car with my son, after seeing that bolt drop I’m glad I have a daughter 😂

I felt annoyed at that second bolt too

Hello, "Family Flyouts" I saw your channel and saw that in your channel have some problems, not many. For these problems your channel is not growing. If you can solve these problems, Your channel will grow like a storm. Do you want to know these problem? If you Want to know, I can only tell to you. Can I tell here or email?

Dropped the screw dont worry.. i was 8 when i filled my old mans VW Beatle with water. When i told him he congrarulated me before he realising the car was locked and the rad was under the passenger seat. 😂😂😂 Id filled the petrol tank with water😂😂😂

Love u 2.❤❤ The young fellas a legend❤❤

Bloody good show!!!

I absolutely agree that wearing gloves is a must, but I confess I am extremely lax in doing so myself when working with mortar/concrete. I was astonished to see what it did to your hands as its never done that to me. My skin does feel a bit weird afterwards and I have usually got no fingerprints left, but never burns as such. I guess it can affect different skin types differently.

Good job 👍

Reminds me of when id help me dad at cars..cept hed be calling me a c u nt and every name under the sun. Glad your dad treats u proper.❤❤❤

How big are those air filters?😮

Very well demonstrated❤❤❤

All the best mate keep up the good work you’re doing great.

Great job mate. Keep it up

Enjoyed this video. Reminds me of my younger days when I serviced my own cars. The oil pump is an interesting addition.

Awhh😢

Fantastic finish! 👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻

So do you suggest using a yoke mount if you are left handed? And do you use the iPad in portrait mode or landscape? Any feedback is greatly appreciated!

Thank you! Very handy DIY video! Lovely family too. 👍🏾🙏🏾

Well done, good job

great video, it has given me the inspiration NOT to do something like that as I haven't got a clue, your a better man then me and I'm glad your hands healed up.

Well done! I’ve just had mine changed on my 2012 Jag. Nearly £700! I should have come to you! 😆👍

Top job 👍

Thank you so much for this fix you made it look very straightforward as I have just got the car and was wondering why the ski shelf was so lose and have sent for some struts can I ask do you have to leave the engine running while opening the roof half way ? Thank s

Omg kid, I think you just solved the problem that I have been having for months now on my C class. My car was having the same problem. I explained the sound is like you are scraping a cardboard on the blades of a fan. But I totallyunderstood your explanationof the sound and I can also confirm the sound from your video. I stupidly went and changed my wheel hub bearing thinking it was it. But just tested it and the sound is still there. I was kind of out of ideas and kept looking at the wheels. I literally just sat down. Googled around for some answers and found your video. I am going to get mine check. I have a good feeling it is the same problem like in your video.

Concrete counters are so played out. Too much time and effort to guess at the results when you can just buy big porcelin slabs that look twice as good.

Hello, great series of videos! Congrats on completing the build. It's be great to see a "1 year later" video, see how it's weathered a UK winter, how you protected it from the rain, etc? Anything you'd change or do differently after a year of use.

is there a reason to put the composite decking? also when installing everything do you eventually enclose the frame or will the bottom be exposed?

Can you recommend a villa near Villeneuve sur lot? Planning on doing the trip in a couple of weeks

Great video, love to see how others did it as i am planning to build my own outdoor kitchen. Concrete was a disaster though haha. Needed to send vibration through it or bounce/shake the rebar to knock out the air bubbles and gaps to get the smooth finish and yes the consistency was too dry at the start. but a fantastic effort.

Nothing coming up with these part numbers

You can cut cement board with a knife and snap. Saves the dust grinding in the future.

Looks fantastic. I'm also looking into something like this as I own 6 Grills. New subscriber from BRANTFORD ONTARIO. Cheers 🥂

Thomas looked so disappointed when you said couldn’t continue. If in doubt there’s no doubt. Better to be safe and turn back. There will always be another day.

Hey Thomas!👋

Good call on that viz 👍🏻 It may have been a short flight but you got a beauty of a landing in 👌🏻

Better to be on the ground looking up, than in the air wishing you were on the ground. Good call!!

I am really interested to hear how your metal frame construction is holding up and how strong and load bearing this has been. Only ever seen timber used so really curious how this compares as an alternative as it appears to be the perfect material for an outdoor kitchen. Any thoughts or updates would be greatly appreciated. Great build. Thanks for sharing all of the details. Glad your hands have recovered.

Please can you tell me where you got the concrete forms from

great job! do you have the material list for this?

Great family project. I’ve watched all of it. I wondered where you purchased the steel frame for your Kitchen build please?

Good to see you looking so well matey .. was a nice surprise to see your face … Stu S xxx

This is brilliant 👏 What software did you use to design the framework?

The part number on a Google search comes up with a lower engine oil pan. The correct part number is 2096900059 and it's called a gas pressure spring as well as a gas strut for the boot separator.

It's apparent to me that these struts in my '08 CLK550 are failing. This video gives me hope that I can fix them relatively easily and inexpensively. Thanks for the short and straightforward description and repair video.

It's apparent to me that these struts in my '08 CLK550 are failing. This video gives me hope that I can fix them relatively easily and inexpensively. Thanks for the short and straightforward description and repair video.

Thanks for the great videos. I'm planning something very similar and now want to add a sink like yours (via hosepipe as well). Where did you get that slim sink from?

Love the video and was making something similar until I got to the counter top former, did you get it delivered from USA? Delivery price is huge

Great video. We're about to start our build soon and you've convinced me to use a metal frame. Was ot 50mm or 70mm you used? Many thanks.