Great job James that looks fantastic,well done.I was a bit worried when you were playing the blues at the beginning,I thought something had gone wrong.Once again well done and looking forward to seeing you enjoy your Sunday roast in front of 🔥.
James What can i say,simply you are the "Dogs Bollocks" Im going through all your videos and I mean all !! Im just doing my research as im looking to buy my forever home ( wont go to much into why i havnt got one at 58 excempt "she took me to the cleaners) your help, advice and knowledge is priceless. keep your videos coming as im going to need them,if we ever get to meet up then the beers are on me. Thanks Paul.
Hi James super results with all the portions of the fire install and now take serious care with the final finishings, don't rush them, you'll have a very flashy fire place. Enjoy your meal tomorrow, you deserve too.
I can’t see any detail like a smile on my phone screen, but I was pretty happy with the outcome - glad I was smiling then 👍🏼 Looking forward to that lunch now
Wowsers the steel panel looks amazing and the stove does too, hopefully not much longer now and a nice roaring fire to keep the boat warm and toasty.. Take care of yourself and looking forward to more of your build.
Thanks so much - I’m chuffed and now seeing it in the natural light is great. I’ve ordered my roast - now I just need to whack in the cement and rope and wait for the chef
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt good luck with cement and so jealous of you having a roast dinner lol, enjoy and feet up relaxing in front of your fire, keep up your amazing work and look forward to seeing more
Never did I think that I would watch with baited breath a stove pipe being lowered through the roof and hoping that you had cut it to the right length!! Well done James. You have all the skills that I lack and you have my respect for that.
Oh Terry - I was lowering it with baited breath whilst also wondering what do I do when I run out of flue to hold - I ended up kind of pinching it between 2 fingers!! Thank you for your kind words Stay safe
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt James not sure if youve done it already...if not you should maybe consider live stream Q&A at some point. Just a thought. Enjoy your dinner.
He's only gone and done it. Well done, James. It's starting to look like a home. Tomorrow's Sunday lunch is going to taste so sweet. Toasting your tootsies in front of the fire while your dinner goes down is the perfect way to spend an hour or two. All the best.
Yeeeeess!! Walk to camera! Getting more epic every time. The stove looks amazing, and you’ve done a top job on the steel plating. Take a bow sir, take a bow.
Well done a major milestone reached,you must be so chuffed. It’s all downhill,or should I say down the slipway from here. I wouldn’t like to be in the shoes of anyone who tries to tell it could have been done better.
That I reckon is the best narrowboat stove instal I’ve watched on TH-cam, and I watched loads before I did mine. (Yours puts mine to shame btw 🤣) Reckon you’ve earned a beer or two with your Sunday lunch 👍🏻
Wow wow and a bit more wow. Thank you. I’ve still got one of those Scottish beers left so I’ll have that with my lunch. Just no work afterwards....ooh an afternoon off - now there’s a thought !
Great job James. Your intros and getting quite cinematic, I was expecting you to enter from stage right strumming a guitar! As the flue lowered slowly down into the boat, I was expecting to hear Stanley Kubrick's 'Also Sprach Zarathustra' playing! The only outro you need as a grand finale after launch is one of you walking away from an explosion in slow motion as you leave your old life behind you! Food for thought whilst you enjoy a delicious Sunday roast in front of the blazing fire 😏🤭
Nice one James. Soon be Yorkshire pudding time! BTW I think you meant 150 (mm) diameter hole, and not radius [6:06] ;-) (sorry, I’m just a bugger for detail as I may well be doing similar on my fit-out in a few months time). Nice idea regards the wall screw-inserts in the CS board. Enjoy your Sunday roast, oh, and order yourself an extra portion for another job well done mate. You deserve it. ;-)
Cheers me boy. Yes alright I meant diameter - I knew it as soon as I said it. But I’m a “one take kinda guy” so carried on with the mistake !!!! The screw inserts worked really well into CS which is crumbly as plasterboard. Mate that roast will be gooooooood. Hope you’re well 👍🏼
Replacing my 20 year old Arada Villager with an Arada Hamlet Hardy 4 so your video was very helpful. Major difference was I have to remove panels to check battening for pyrolysis and install fresh insulation. Chose the HH4 for weight as a Morso would have been heavier that the old Villager. Also Arada are only supplier still to extend lifetime warranty.
Looks great fella well done you must feel bloody proud of it. I think the brushed finish looks really good with the black flue. Just a few more hours til your eating your Sunday roast with the fire going, you come a long way in a very short time with your boat.
Hi James another good vlog just thought I might say that you shouldn't have fitted the chrome trim before you had put the rope in the collar you may find the flue is tight against one side and you will need to remove the trim to fit the rope then redrill the trim to fit it back you can use fire rope on the bottom joint and then some high temp silicon instead of that messy fire cement don't forget to test for leaks with some smoke matches (available from screwfix or plumber suppliers) just to be on the safe side.
Yeah man! That stainless steel looks sweet behind the stove setup. That soft bend looks exceptional. Hack: if the steel gets water stains on it ever or whatnot, the best cleaner is regular old pledge wood polish.
Great vlog James what with a hands appearing out of the roof from below, chimneys from above and a great intro with a moody stroll into shot accompanied by soulful music and REAL snow. you've got an alternative career beckoning.
It took a lot of persuading for that snow to arrive on time!! I enjoy making the videos a tad more atmospheric where I can. Music compliments of my dad this time
All I could hear in my head as the flue slowly appeared through the roof, was the sound of a cartoon slide whistle! 😂. It really is looking fantastic James. Even better than I'd imagined, and I agree, that curve in the stainless really adds something. I wonder how you'll get trim to fit round that curve though? Can't wait for the inaugural lighting tomorrow. 👍
Good job installing the stove and flue. Looking forward to seeing how you finish off the surround area. Only 1 small request... please install the fire and carbon monoxide detectors before you start lighting the fire.. I don't think any of us would like the videos to come to a stop any time soon..
Thanks - I will have the alarms at the ready but there’s still a lot of dust, spraying, smoking etc still to be done so they’ll be going off every five minutes for the meanwhile
I intend to be toasting you tomorrow, whilst sipping on a nice glass of whiskey, during your Sunday lunch by the fire. Cheers! to reaching a great milestone.
Curve looks better than a fold mate , agreed you can go for a nice head on the screws like hex , or to give the riviet look dome headed stainless would look the part . My fire in the cottage is ticking over , don't forget look out for K G Smith's Stove Glow fuel , best we have used in 10 years , fire stays in for long periods with fan booming on top .
Morning James. Lovely bit of stainless steel work 👍🏻 No end to your skills now lol 😂 It's really taking shape now and looking more and more homely especially when you light that fire 🔥 for the first time woohoo 🙌 Keep safe until the next episode of The Narrowboat boat that James built. This is one fantastic journey I'm so glad I'm on board with you. Cheers Stevie 😎
James, Just a heads up, the paint on the flue and the stove also may very well smoke and stink up the place the at first, till the paint sets during the first heating's of the unit and flue. Be ready to flow some fresh air! But them comes the warmth!
Fantastic 👏 You probably know already being a knowledgeable guy but, make sure the first few burns are small and short. This hardens the paint and settles everything in nicely.
My mate put a mirror up with copper screws, then there was a bit screwed into the top so it looked like a rivet, they would look good against the stainless mate
Hey thanks - I’m happy with the look - copper would have been a different feel altogether. The reflections and light this gives off is lovely. Really brightens the place up !!
James, great job as always. Just curious if a double or twin walled flue or insulated flue (maybe the same thing, but thought upped mentioned them) would have allowed you to avoid all that extra work. Keep top the great work though.
With each new video we are getting slightly more footage, almost 23 minutes this time! Those supports have been a god send, is that what you think has been the best investment for the rebuild?
Hi Jon. The app I used to use to make vids for YT no longer works so I upload directly to YT which doesn’t have the 15 minute limit so sometimes they can be longer - like yesterday’s. Yes I think they were the best investment - couldn’t have done many jobs without. It’s like having 6 silent obedient and really really thin mates helping me out !!
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt I follow the "Life Uncontained" YT channel where they're making a home from 2 storage containers. A few weeks back they started putting up the plasterboard on their ceiling - I'm screaming at them to get some similar supports or even make a T shaped brace! Here's the video - th-cam.com/video/8MZUyVissao/w-d-xo.html
Bloody hell - did he pay you to write that publicly??? No he’s not a composer but I’m pretty sure he’ll think that’s the best thing anyone’s ever said about him 🤣🤣🤣. Glad you like the stove install - I’m happy with the look - just need the rest of the boat to match
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt All meant with a sincere heart (and your dad's not paid a bean). You're doing a cracking job and the rest of the boat will get there. The important thing is that you're making a fantastic new home
That looks tremendous. I'd be very proud of that. I knew you wouldn't get a nibbler for the hole. No chance at all of life changing injury with a nibbler. Where's the fun in that. Do you put rope in the stove collar before you put cement in. I only say that because that's what they did for my stove at home.
Yes Michael - That’s what I needed to hear from you Sir. No nibbler, no injury luckily either!! Rope goes in at top only through collar. Just loosely to allow the pipe to expand and allow the pipe to squeeze the rope in situ. Then in with silicon.
Hi James 😁 I am also starting from scratch so your videos are proving very helpful. I just wandered about the stainless steel, does it have to have an air gap behind it or do you not need it with the cs board ? Any advise would be much appreciated Thanks Sara
Well done James, now is the time to enjoy Sunday lunch in front of your fire.
Not long to go now !!
Those support poles have really earned their keep 😊😊
Fabulous! Well done you.... it looks really nice 😍 you will enjoy sitting next to it xx
Thank you 🙏
Impressed.
Great job James that looks fantastic,well done.I was a bit worried when you were playing the blues at the beginning,I thought something had gone wrong.Once again well done and looking forward to seeing you enjoy your Sunday roast in front of 🔥.
Oh I had t thought of that. Will need appropriate music for today then as things are going well !!!
Well done mate, I wasn’t to sure if it was going to look that good, but it does. I think we’ll all be with with you in sprite for Sunday lunch 😊
Thanks so much - you and me both but it came out OK !
James
What can i say,simply you are the "Dogs Bollocks" Im going through all your videos and I mean all !!
Im just doing my research as im looking to buy my forever home ( wont go to much into why i havnt got one at 58 excempt "she took me to the cleaners)
your help, advice and knowledge is priceless.
keep your videos coming as im going to need them,if we ever get to meet up then the beers are on me.
Thanks
Paul.
Peeling the plastic was the icing on the cake!
Really !! Glad you thought so 👍🏼
The whole thing has been super useful to be honest James. Big thumbs up.
Looks grate.
Hi James the work on the flue and stove came up excellently. Well done. Keith & Helen Melbourne Auzz
Hi James super results with all the portions of the fire install and now take serious care with the final finishings, don't rush them, you'll have a very flashy fire place. Enjoy your meal tomorrow, you deserve too.
Thanks for that advice. I’m going to put the rest of the ceiling up and walls and then look at the trim. Do it once. Get it right
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt Absolutely James, well done, Proper Job (PJ)
Nice job James. looks great, glad you went for the curve.
Me too - thanks 👍🏼
Don't forget a self-congratulory beer with that Sunday lunch, James.
That’s a defo. Will be had and enjoyed
Excellent job. Didn't realise the job involved so many steps. Obviously much planning and thought used.
Oh that smile of satisfaction James ! Looking forward to seeing you in front of your stove keeping warm. What a wonderful Sunday dinner it will be..
I can’t see any detail like a smile on my phone screen, but I was pretty happy with the outcome - glad I was smiling then 👍🏼
Looking forward to that lunch now
Wowsers the steel panel looks amazing and the stove does too, hopefully not much longer now and a nice roaring fire to keep the boat warm and toasty.. Take care of yourself and looking forward to more of your build.
Thanks so much - I’m chuffed and now seeing it in the natural light is great. I’ve ordered my roast - now I just need to whack in the cement and rope and wait for the chef
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt good luck with cement and so jealous of you having a roast dinner lol, enjoy and feet up relaxing in front of your fire, keep up your amazing work and look forward to seeing more
Never did I think that I would watch with baited breath a stove pipe being lowered through the roof and hoping that you had cut it to the right length!! Well done James. You have all the skills that I lack and you have my respect for that.
Oh Terry - I was lowering it with baited breath whilst also wondering what do I do when I run out of flue to hold - I ended up kind of pinching it between 2 fingers!!
Thank you for your kind words
Stay safe
The boy done good!
Cheers fella
Yeyy...you hit 4k. Your doing a great job. Keep doing what your doing. Addictive watching.
Haha! Was just about to check - no need now. Thanks 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt James not sure if youve done it already...if not you should maybe consider live stream Q&A at some point. Just a thought. Enjoy your dinner.
Excellent well done James.
Thanks pal
He's only gone and done it. Well done, James. It's starting to look like a home.
Tomorrow's Sunday lunch is going to taste so sweet. Toasting your tootsies in front of the fire while your dinner goes down is the perfect way to spend an hour or two.
All the best.
I’ve got to get some f’ing condiments first thing otherwise it’s week 3 of eating like a caveman!!
Cheers bud
Your walking up to the camera and music fading out was great.
All you need when you're done is to walk into a fog bank, as the music rises. ;-)
It took me long enough to order snow, to arrange fog is too much for me right now!! Glad you like the shots - its a bit of fun
Yeeeeess!! Walk to camera! Getting more epic every time. The stove looks amazing, and you’ve done a top job on the steel plating. Take a bow sir, take a bow.
Well done James, Excellent job. The s. steel looks top notch I'm really pleased for you - enjoy.
Thanks Clive - cheers 👍🏼
Cracking job James stainless steel looks banging
Thanks 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Looks great!
Well done mate.
Loved the intro. The fire is looking great. The steel looks fab, much better with just the curve. A real class piece of work. Your amazing.
Wow Linda thanks so much. I’m delighted with the outcome.
I can’t wait for tomorrow’s lunch now thanks to you x
It looks great 👍. This is exciting
Hey I’m glad you’re excited with me - take good care 👍🏼
Great job pal,looks great all your hard work as come to fruition,keep up the good work 👍👏
Eventually yes !! Thanks pal
Well done James. That’s a first class job done there. Inching closer to the grand fire lighting. Stay safe my friend
Thank you so much for your kind words.
T-minus 3 hrs until ignition !!
Looking great James..liking you're acoustic 2 tracked song on you're intro to!! Roll on 2 Morris roast by the fire!😂
Nice job, very well done. God bless you and keep you warm now.
Well done james take a bow it looks brilliant
Thank you - glad you think so
Mate your skills and problem sorting are amazing well done James
Cheers Paul 👍🏼
It looks fantastic that fireplace well done
Evening James, Looking Good, Another step forward 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Well done a major milestone reached,you must be so chuffed. It’s all downhill,or should I say down the slipway from here. I wouldn’t like to be in the shoes of anyone who tries to tell it could have been done better.
Well I’ve had no one so far !!!! Thanks pal 👍🏼
The heart of your home is installed and wasn't it satisfying to peel off the protective stuff on the steel ? Excellent .
Oh yeah - it felt great and to see no scratches underneath made it all the better
That I reckon is the best narrowboat stove instal I’ve watched on TH-cam, and I watched loads before I did mine. (Yours puts mine to shame btw 🤣)
Reckon you’ve earned a beer or two with your Sunday lunch 👍🏻
Wow wow and a bit more wow. Thank you.
I’ve still got one of those Scottish beers left so I’ll have that with my lunch. Just no work afterwards....ooh an afternoon off - now there’s a thought !
That was quite a moment seeing the chimney heading down from the roof--yay!! The stainless steel backing looks terrific--very sharp.
Yay - I’m glad you like the look 👍🏼
Great job James. Your intros and getting quite cinematic, I was expecting you to enter from stage right strumming a guitar! As the flue lowered slowly down into the boat, I was expecting to hear Stanley Kubrick's 'Also Sprach Zarathustra' playing! The only outro you need as a grand finale after launch is one of you walking away from an explosion in slow motion as you leave your old life behind you! Food for thought whilst you enjoy a delicious Sunday roast in front of the blazing fire 😏🤭
My mate works in special effects for movies - maybe I should enlist him
"Happiness is a cigar called Hamlet". Top Chimneying Young James :-)
Oh yeah - maybe I’ll buy a cigar in the morning to celebrate the new fire. Good call
Nice one James. Soon be Yorkshire pudding time! BTW I think you meant 150 (mm) diameter hole, and not radius [6:06] ;-) (sorry, I’m just a bugger for detail as I may well be doing similar on my fit-out in a few months time). Nice idea regards the wall screw-inserts in the CS board.
Enjoy your Sunday roast, oh, and order yourself an extra portion for another job well done mate. You deserve it. ;-)
Cheers me boy. Yes alright I meant diameter - I knew it as soon as I said it. But I’m a “one take kinda guy” so carried on with the mistake !!!!
The screw inserts worked really well into CS which is crumbly as plasterboard.
Mate that roast will be gooooooood.
Hope you’re well 👍🏼
Replacing my 20 year old Arada Villager with an Arada Hamlet Hardy 4 so your video was very helpful. Major difference was I have to remove panels to check battening for pyrolysis and install fresh insulation. Chose the HH4 for weight as a Morso would have been heavier that the old Villager. Also Arada are only supplier still to extend lifetime warranty.
It looks stunning. The curve is perfect, fits much better to your boat than a sharp angle
Thanks - I’m getting used to the look - I’m very happy with the outcome 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I agree though, the curve is better than the angle
Excellent... 💙👊😎
I was so excited for this video!!!!
Kudos!!!!
Looks great fella well done you must feel bloody proud of it. I think the brushed finish looks really good with the black flue. Just a few more hours til your eating your Sunday roast with the fire going, you come a long way in a very short time with your boat.
Thanks Andy - I am really proud of the result - glad you approve. Can’t wait for lunch tomorrow next to a somewhat timid first or second fire !!!
Looks great. Cant wait to see the trim
Hi James another good vlog just thought I might say that you shouldn't have fitted the chrome trim before you had put the rope in the collar you may find the flue is tight against one side and you will need to remove the trim to fit the rope then redrill the trim to fit it back you can use fire rope on the bottom joint and then some high temp silicon instead of that messy fire cement don't forget to test for leaks with some smoke matches (available from screwfix or plumber suppliers) just to be on the safe side.
Oh that’s a good tip about smoke matches. The rope will be fine 👍🏼
Awesome job! Looking forward to the big fire up tomorrow 😊👍 Bet you are looking forward to waking up to a warm boat
Thank you. I’m looking forward to not going to sleep with a massive blow heater on full whack !!!!
Yeah man! That stainless steel looks sweet behind the stove setup. That soft bend looks exceptional. Hack: if the steel gets water stains on it ever or whatnot, the best cleaner is regular old pledge wood polish.
Thanks mate - glad you think so. Good tip 👍🏼
Looking good mate, the stainless was the better choice.
I agree - glad you do too 👍🏼
Cheers
Great vlog James what with a hands appearing out of the roof from below, chimneys from above and a great intro with a moody stroll into shot accompanied by soulful music and REAL snow. you've got an alternative career beckoning.
It took a lot of persuading for that snow to arrive on time!! I enjoy making the videos a tad more atmospheric where I can. Music compliments of my dad this time
As for an alternative career......I’m not sure film-making is one for me.
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt You could be the Tommy Walsh of the cut but with class.
You must be so pleased with your handy work, the stove installation looks great James.
Thanks - glad you like it
You have done a grand job there James
Well thank you. Kind of you to say 👍🏼
Nothing like a fire to warm the boat.
All I could hear in my head as the flue slowly appeared through the roof, was the sound of a cartoon slide whistle! 😂. It really is looking fantastic James. Even better than I'd imagined, and I agree, that curve in the stainless really adds something. I wonder how you'll get trim to fit round that curve though? Can't wait for the inaugural lighting tomorrow. 👍
Good job installing the stove and flue. Looking forward to seeing how you finish off the surround area.
Only 1 small request... please install the fire and carbon monoxide detectors before you start lighting the fire.. I don't think any of us would like the videos to come to a stop any time soon..
Thanks - I will have the alarms at the ready but there’s still a lot of dust, spraying, smoking etc still to be done so they’ll be going off every five minutes for the meanwhile
I think that fire wall would withstand a nuclear blast now sir James.
Will - you never know these days pal.
Long time coming. Good job. Thanx for sharing.
I agree - it took some time - but the right sound result was achieved. Glad you like. Take care
I intend to be toasting you tomorrow, whilst sipping on a nice glass of whiskey, during your Sunday lunch by the fire. Cheers! to reaching a great milestone.
Thank you my friend. Enjoy 👍🏼
Looking GREAT! I'm glad you didn't cut the stainless - It looks great, and will help (a tiny bit) reflecting the heat away from the corner.
Great job James! I've watched your video sat in front of my stove. You're in for a treat tomorrow! Looking forward to your next video.
Oh mate - I can almost smell it !
Curve looks better than a fold mate , agreed you can go for a nice head on the screws like hex , or to give the riviet look dome headed stainless would look the part . My fire in the cottage is ticking over , don't forget look out for K G Smith's Stove Glow fuel , best we have used in 10 years , fire stays in for long periods with fan booming on top .
Excellent - will do. I agree - the fold could have gone any which way to be honest - dents too possibly - so I’m chuffed with this outcome
Morning James. Lovely bit of stainless steel work 👍🏻 No end to your skills now lol 😂 It's really taking shape now and looking more and more homely especially when you light that fire 🔥 for the first time woohoo 🙌 Keep safe until the next episode of The Narrowboat boat that James built. This is one fantastic journey I'm so glad I'm on board with you. Cheers Stevie 😎
Stove looks great James, enjoying watching you progress with your boat 👍
We say "Well done". M&I
Looking amazing!
Really well done James, it's looking so good. Can't wait for tomorrow's vlog, roast dinner by the fire, hopefully with some wine too 😉😉😁😁
Mmm dunno about the wine. Let’s see what comes !!!
Thanks - glad you like the stove
Looks great .
A good job done!! Looks good.
James, Just a heads up, the paint on the flue and the stove also may very well smoke and stink up the place the at first, till the paint sets during the first heating's of the unit and flue. Be ready to flow some fresh air! But them comes the warmth!
Thanks - others have said the same. I’ll ventilate as much as I can 👍🏼
Excellent job and video mate
Thanks pal
looking really good!
Another project almost completed. Looking good.
Fantastic 👏
You probably know already being a knowledgeable guy but, make sure the first few burns are small and short. This hardens the paint and settles everything in nicely.
Great, thank you. Yes I’ll keep the first few small 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Good job James, looking great, however why no presents today?
Great job, looks smart
My mate put a mirror up with copper screws, then there was a bit screwed into the top so it looked like a rivet, they would look good against the stainless mate
Well done James, the stove looks great! I know you thought of copper for the back but the steel looks amazing!
Hey thanks - I’m happy with the look - copper would have been a different feel altogether. The reflections and light this gives off is lovely. Really brightens the place up !!
Well what can I say James except 👍👍👍👍👍👍
As nice as copper is, the colour may have been a bit overpowering against the tile. Thinking the colour harmony much better with steel.
I totally agree - I’m well happy with this look
👍👍👍👍
Morning James
If you need anything folding steel wise give me a shout as I'm only a 10 minutes drive from you in Wigston.
Regards Simon
Cool - thanks for letting me know. Got away with it this time
Your doing well mate
James, great job as always. Just curious if a double or twin walled flue or insulated flue (maybe the same thing, but thought upped mentioned them) would have allowed you to avoid all that extra work. Keep top the great work though.
Fantastic job once your finished I have a job doing on mine lol. How would it look as a contrast If you painted that ring
black?
It’s polished chrome so I reckon I’ll leave it. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
With each new video we are getting slightly more footage, almost 23 minutes this time! Those supports have been a god send, is that what you think has been the best investment for the rebuild?
Hi Jon. The app I used to use to make vids for YT no longer works so I upload directly to YT which doesn’t have the 15 minute limit so sometimes they can be longer - like yesterday’s.
Yes I think they were the best investment - couldn’t have done many jobs without. It’s like having 6 silent obedient and really really thin mates helping me out !!
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt I follow the "Life Uncontained" YT channel where they're making a home from 2 storage containers. A few weeks back they started putting up the plasterboard on their ceiling - I'm screaming at them to get some similar supports or even make a T shaped brace! Here's the video - th-cam.com/video/8MZUyVissao/w-d-xo.html
Pucka job! Just needs some stainless mirror screws and the jobs a goodun.
Yep - that’s what I’ll probably go for 👍🏼
Thanks
ive used them james did not need pilot hole
You broke the bolt in two?? What are you, superman? :D
Usually I break bolts just with my fingers - this time I used a ratchet spanner 🤣
Stylish, contemporary, sharp and really smart James. You've done a brilliant job on the stove install....and is your Dad a composer? Great music.
Bloody hell - did he pay you to write that publicly??? No he’s not a composer but I’m pretty sure he’ll think that’s the best thing anyone’s ever said about him 🤣🤣🤣.
Glad you like the stove install - I’m happy with the look - just need the rest of the boat to match
@@TheNarrowboatThatJamesBuilt All meant with a sincere heart (and your dad's not paid a bean). You're doing a cracking job and the rest of the boat will get there. The important thing is that you're making a fantastic new home
I honestly can't believe it's been 2 months Where's that gone
That looks tremendous. I'd be very proud of that. I knew you wouldn't get a nibbler for the hole. No chance at all of life changing injury with a nibbler. Where's the fun in that. Do you put rope in the stove collar before you put cement in. I only say that because that's what they did for my stove at home.
Yes Michael - That’s what I needed to hear from you Sir. No nibbler, no injury luckily either!!
Rope goes in at top only through collar. Just loosely to allow the pipe to expand and allow the pipe to squeeze the rope in situ. Then in with silicon.
Well done you, any thoughts on reflective heat from the stainless?
Hopefully they’ll be some. The more reflective heat the better !!
Hi James 😁 I am also starting from scratch so your videos are proving very helpful. I just wandered about the stainless steel, does it have to have an air gap behind it or do you not need it with the cs board ?
Any advise would be much appreciated
Thanks Sara
👍👌🇨🇦❤
Nice bit of lead blues guitar...
Well on behalf of my dad who played it - thanks. He’ll be well chuffed when he reads this !!!!
Say your dad got a nice tone, sure u learnt from the best. Just watching 106 vid. Well done on all the hard work!