Hi , amazing work by a team of carpenters , thinking on the Hoof, Dan must have been wide awake during his apprenticeship , and worth his weight in timber ,as it is getting nearer to the price of gold . Many thanks for all concerned in the making of this video , no wild life was injured in the cutting of the birds mouths .😉
Totally amazing in the true sense of the word. Fair play to Dan for an amazing tool. I want to buy a tool just to have it even though I would probably never use it. Although Carpentry is close to my heart.. Just not on the scale of Dan.. Iain in Glasgow an big skill builder follower!!
JJS brickwork: Loving the hoddie and his pride in his work (and his advertising skills!). If they send those back rather than sneaking them in somewhere as splits they’re a cut above!
Dan has told me he considers himself to be a no more than average tradesman and is suprised by the people who think he is something special. I think that humility is what makes him so good. If you don't have his free app you can download it for Android or Apple from the App Store. Essential Carpenter Tools
That was absolutely amazing to watch the skills and seeing that beautiful building take shape with all of the amazing craftsmanship put it all together like you’ve done day by day and then looking at the end result amazing amazing and I would pay £1 million for one of those if I had £1 million
@@matthewcalder4351 I do try and reply, however I do miss some questions. If you watch the videos it’s the least I can do. I enjoyed working with him for many years, and he would like to have the odd day back out on site, but he’s a bit to old for it now. Thanks for the comments. 🙏
Great skill, nice to see people who care about their work quality. Any idea what the proper name is for the pressing tool that was set on the joists used to tighten the subfloor decking ?
When you see a guy work as well as this , it makes me wonder what the guys were like 100+ years ago . The skill involved to build these old style buildings is phenomenonal .
Why would you nail the floor down and not screw? Wouldn't a screw hold the flooring better over time and can be tightened if needed ? Interested to know.
Could I ask about the timbers in between the flanges of the steels? Did you pack an 8x2 out with some osb so that the joist hangers hung past the end of the flanges? Got to do the exact same thing shortly and was going to use 9x3 to overcome this but it’s expensive if I can get away with some osb instead. Many thanks and love the Oast House 👍🏻
Hi Big sugs, yes we did pack it out with timbers then OSB. I’m not sure just OSB. It’s rated as structural but I preferred real timbers. Thanks for watching it, and good luck with your build.
Watching this i saw what i would call a bodge build, not questioning the skill of the workforce but of the materials used, which other than the steel frame work would require major maintenance within the next 10 years at enormous cost, probably more than the original build cost. Cheap substandard materials used, and susceptable to the weather elements.
shame the old place had to go, but for 8+ million development, and probably the neighnours wanting to keep thier views the council probably had to give that prerequisit before any of the nieghbours allowed it. At the end of the day it's money in everyones pockets rather than not. Nice work though. A basic roof I can do, but that would turn my head to spaggetti.
Most people don't realise how much skill is involved in building work. All highly skilled trades that are not appreciated enough!
Best carpenter on skillbuilder by far
Thanks Alan..
Dan's the man who can.
That's a special house for special contractors nice work guys. You can be very proud!
I live in the Heart of E Kent and we have lots of Oasts, all with the Winged Cowl!
Sound insight into the intricacies of an oast house build. Well done gents, enjoyed that! 🙌🏽
Awe inspiring work. Thanks Roger and Dan.
Hi , amazing work by a team of carpenters , thinking on the Hoof, Dan must have been wide awake during his apprenticeship , and worth his weight in timber ,as it is getting nearer to the price of gold . Many thanks for all concerned in the making of this video , no wild life was injured in the cutting of the birds mouths .😉
Definitely no birds mouths were hurt whilst making this video. 🙏
Thanks for watching it.
Totally amazing in the true sense of the word. Fair play to Dan for an amazing tool. I want to buy a tool just to have it even though I would probably never use it. Although Carpentry is close to my heart.. Just not on the scale of Dan.. Iain in Glasgow an big skill builder follower!!
thats a really nice little development, quality bit of work!
Your best video yet in my opinion.
Phenomenal skills.
Beautiful job, keep up the good work 🥂🥂🥂
JJS brickwork: Loving the hoddie and his pride in his work (and his advertising skills!). If they send those back rather than sneaking them in somewhere as splits they’re a cut above!
Makes me feel like having a beer after watching this. Maybe after the ride around Kent! Great video!
You should!
I do like your new joinery videos, some of your older vids had me questioning whether you had to be up your own .... to work with wood. 😉
Dan has told me he considers himself to be a no more than average tradesman and is suprised by the people who think he is something special. I think that humility is what makes him so good. If you don't have his free app you can download it for Android or Apple from the App Store. Essential Carpenter Tools
Great video roof looks awesome well done 👍
Bootiful!! 👍🤠
That was absolutely amazing to watch the skills and seeing that beautiful building take shape with all of the amazing craftsmanship put it all together like you’ve done day by day and then looking at the end result amazing amazing and I would pay £1 million for one of those if I had £1 million
Absolutely amazing!!! Dan you are a very talented man ! It would be nice to know a bit more about your background and who mentored you etc👍
Thanks Matthew. 🙌🏻. I worked with my father for many years and with a few other chaps on different jobs which has been a eye opener.
@@Ultimate-roofing-square. respect for replying Dan,passed on by yr dad the old school ways wins hands down and a real pleasure to watch the craft 👍
@@matthewcalder4351 I do try and reply, however I do miss some questions. If you watch the videos it’s the least I can do. I enjoyed working with him for many years, and he would like to have the odd day back out on site, but he’s a bit to old for it now. Thanks for the comments. 🙏
2:11 what are them beam clamps called that you are using to close the t&g joints?
These are traditional floor board clamps. You can still buy them, very handy.
Hoddy got some character 👍🏻
Look up Black Rock on TH-cam he is talented
Dans the man ....all go 👍
Thanks Adrian.
Repeat, more rants please Rog, I love 'em
Great skill, nice to see people who care about their work quality.
Any idea what the proper name is for the pressing tool that was set on the joists used to tighten the subfloor decking ?
3:09 red tabbard roof dude apperition?
When you see a guy work as well as this , it makes me wonder what the guys were like 100+ years ago . The skill involved to build these old style buildings is phenomenonal .
Bet you two went for a 🍻 dam good work
Why would you nail the floor down and not screw? Wouldn't a screw hold the flooring better over time and can be tightened if needed ? Interested to know.
Screws are a good idea but the glue is doing most of the work and stops the squeaks by giving an even bed
Hi, you should have had the keystone lintel wrapped in a DPC… just saying 👍
Theirs carpenters and then theirs him 👌🏻 MUSTARD !
They'res
There's short for there is
Could I ask about the timbers in between the flanges of the steels? Did you pack an 8x2 out with some osb so that the joist hangers hung past the end of the flanges? Got to do the exact same thing shortly and was going to use 9x3 to overcome this but it’s expensive if I can get away with some osb instead. Many thanks and love the Oast House 👍🏻
Hi Big sugs, yes we did pack it out with timbers then OSB. I’m not sure just OSB. It’s rated as structural but I preferred real timbers. Thanks for watching it, and good luck with your build.
Great work👏How much did Oast House sell for?
Around the one million mark
Watching this i saw what i would call a bodge build, not questioning the skill of the workforce but of the materials used, which other than the steel frame work would require major maintenance within the next 10 years at enormous cost, probably more than the original build cost. Cheap substandard materials used, and susceptable to the weather elements.
Kent boy hear Rog
State of the slate roofs
Already been on this video it's just bits from the two previous videos in one video
Three previous videos plus extra footage
if it's not a bacon barm it's not a proper meal... i'm just sayin' :D
shame the old place had to go, but for 8+ million development, and probably the neighnours wanting to keep thier views the council probably had to give that prerequisit before any of the nieghbours allowed it. At the end of the day it's money in everyones pockets rather than not. Nice work though. A basic roof I can do, but that would turn my head to spaggetti.
He’s not happy with reclaimed bricks 🧱
you need a new nail gun lol, that makita sucks big time.
He has a new Paslode now