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I don’t see the point of concreting the base. Just lay footing for the wall. Now you have a barrier at the bottom of your planter and no earth worms can migrate into your planter soil. The reclaimed brickwork and pathway looks spectacular though!

I’m interested to know where you got the bricks? I am looking for similar ones with a lovely variety of colours.

How much would one of theses cost to make

Very nice exactly what i needed cheers

That's awesome, thanks for showing us that. Never knew about those fittings.

Thanks mate!! Finally I have found what to do with all those pellets Inhave recycled after shooting my airguns.

This looks very good!

I just watched this at 4.15am in the uk. This is what my life has become. 😁 P.s I'm now on the way to the shed to make one 😉 #livinglifetothefull 🙃

Do I have to use concrete or can I lay directly on soil? I want to make large deliminated beds but less high than those on the video but wider. I have a large bedding for vegetable but hard to get to the vegs on each side. So wanted to section it in portion by bricks and in between some stones. Thought bricks will be more resistant than wood beams.

Why are you using rubber gloves???

Great idea, love it , golden rule don't waste money, just one thing if you turn the plunger around it will fix in to the tube easier and you wouldn't need to cut the tube at all, but still top marks thirty quid saved.

Great watch, thank you.

Modifications: chuck attachment, centering cone, mounted on opposite end of work piece, wired/plug in speed controller…

Cool video mate. 👍👍👍

Absolutely brilliant.

Really great work

Do have to concrete the base? I thought dirt is better than concrete as concrete creates heat.

Im about to embark on my first ever attempt at brick work, making a planter. This has been super helpful and didnt assume any prior knowledge on the viewers behalf (because I have absolutely none 😂) no idea if I'll get it right but I feel more confident now

You didn’t need the cement base cause now you have poor drainage

lovely lookin bricks those!

Beautiful

Excellent video, thanks. This is probably a stupid question, I don't have much DIY experience. Is there a cover over the main vertical pipe before the earth goes in?

Will the lead not stick to the pipe at all? So there is no need to coat the inside of the pipe with grease?

Liked n subbed.. Top Job..

Thanks so much 👍

I heard that you have to add some kind of layer of treatment for outdoor bricks to protect them from moisture and moss growth. Is there any kind of brick treatment that is safe for a vegetable garden bed?

From Illinois, USA. Thank you for making this video. I enjoyed watching it. You made it look easy but I am not fooled. I still think I have the skills to really screw it up.

What do you use this for?

This was the exact question on my mind

that was so cool.

it's getting more effective made the inner pipe twisted

🎉❤ absolutely brilliant. ..cheers buddy

ای رفیق خودت متوجه شدی چی ساختی دوتالوله مسی رافروکردی باهم گفتی مبدل ساختخ شد

😂😂😂😂

Great video by the way. If you use olive oil you only need a tiny little bottle that fits in your pocket.

Awesome! I’ll be using this trick! Thanks

An amazing job 💯. Thanks 👍

Genius. Thank you.

Hi do you sell the pumps thanks Phil

Can you leave a link where to get breakaway end cones please.

Can i skip the cement part?or the pipe part?

Brilliant video Clive. Subscribed. Returning to my hometown of Fleetwood, and to resume beach fishing and nightlining. Didn't know you could buy the breakaways for DIY weights...This and the bait pump video has been invaluable. Thank you very much :) Best wishes.

What keeps the lead from coming out of the open end at the bottom?

Hi great job and great vid.. just a question. What did you put ontop of the drian pipe and channel to stop the dirt from going in there and blocking it. Would really appreciate your advise thanks in advance

Gave me ideas thanks, I did have to cut the pipe lengthwise to consistently get the lead out. I think the pipe I used was not 100% round.

Where did you attach it? is it under the lip of the spillway? does it point horizontally or slightly tilted down?

Love your accent. Greetings from Australia.

Excellent bit of DIY there! I recommended your video to a Dutch guy who is renovating two 100-year-old stone houses in the Italian Alps.

Nice video mate 😎💯🎣🐟