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WOW, that hydraulic impact is killer!!

There was a third router on the table. Was that another new one?

Amazing video Scott!

*C'mon, DeWalt... give us our cordless Siding/Fencing Gun!!*

Don't really like the 3 way split screen...don't know where to look and would have been nice to see how you set the blocks out ...just my option 😊

Only thing I can see him doing wrong is using the twister spacers. It creates a small gap under the slabs and allows water to sit and expand as ice In the winter, unless using a propper slurry that will fill the void. Only noting through experience.

Great job👏👏👏👏👏

I’m not trying to slate your work at all, I’m just going to state that the spacer system you use is the worst for porcelain, once you twist the spacers to make them level you create a small gap underneath the bed to allow for water expansion in the winter and slabs to lift, crack and move. Unless using slurry jointing to fill the voids it’s shite.

300mm centres are better. Only slightly more cost as the timber is the cheaper part. I'm starting my compost decking tomorrow, as my wooden one is 22 years old and needs replacing. Originally cost £800 back then and fitted by professionals, but now I've just spent £1600 and doing it myself 😧🤔🤣

Diy-er my arse!

Superb mate! Love that traditional look. You're rocking this channel - hope it continues to grow. Thank you for sharing.

I built my whole room for £600 , including patio doors and armoured cable running from house mains . Luckily already had solid foundation

Typical English tradesmen... Never using a drop sheet, always leaving shit everywhere ...

Your skills are amazing.Ive been following you for a while.learnt alot

How did you calculate the fall for water?

"As someone that knows his way around electrics". Unfortunately 95% of people that say this don't know, this is another clear example..

the back of that house is so nicely done i actually thought it was the front at first. 10/10!

400 quid is a lie.. the kingspan is atleast 100 quid a sheet

Amazing video, is this your first time doing a job like this, you looked really uncomfortable doing it and looked like a beginner

So now we’ve got English AI voice over. It’s better than American Ai voice over but it’s still annoying

Why not the plugs you can buy , i set up a twin socket near my door then wired the plug cable through the wall , took twenty minutes 😅

When you put coat of render on use serated trowel to get grooves in render then bed the mesh gently in let it go off a bit before putting on last coat

A great experience ! Looks beautiful there

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How much did your tools cost? It amazes me these diy videos ignore that cost for beginners.

This guys a doughnut 😂 diy my arse

Looks like such an amazing few days 👏🏻

Never could you buy materials for £400, not in this day and age

Great work Scott - 👍🙂

All this just to get underfloor heating?

‘DIY’

Yorkshire tea was the most important tool used here 👌

Good job 👍

Just cover the material cost and il crack on cheers mate

Wish this was a bigger style in the US

I'm not sure he's allowed for 100mm insulation . Possibly maybe

Well done fella. Steady as she goes.

Next time add 10cm oberlapping

Gate was too cheap

Could have bought a ac with built in transformer for 20 bucks of amazon.😅

Why would you not plan ahead, c35 is not the wrong concrete your the wrong person doing a real tradesmans job!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

That 'crow bar designed to pull pallets apart' is actually a FLOORBOARD LIFTING TOOL!!!

You've done a fantastic job ❤

Loving the channel Scott

Your a you tuber

I know how to do this and it's very simple actually

Calls a nut and bolt a coach bolt. More to learn.

Hi, great videos and really inspiring. If you don’t me asking , how much did the patio cost ? ?

Who, in their right mind, would start a project as this, during winter, outdoors ... Besides; Wouldn't wanna be walking on porcelain, in the wet, bare feet ... Just saying!

" Used for commercial buildings " someones been using google 😂 it has nothing to do with the building type it depends on the load the concrete is taking . A slab screed is low load where as a foundation footing is under higher load and so on , nothing to do with a commercial setting