Great job Lewis, really looking forward to Part 2. Bit concerning that this video didn't come up in my subscription feed, but I found it anyway! Cheers, Mandy
The pole get driven down into the ground very deeply to hold them in place, these post have been in there a very long time with no sign of rot, they last a very very ling time
Hello Lewis, love the videos. I am about to start my own business and would like to ask for your advice. I have been working on housing sites in the last seven years, with a set price for everything. I would like to ask you how do u price jobs like this. Do you price them for daywork, or hourly rate, or just work out roughly how much labour its gona take and give them a price based on that? I would like to give fair prices to customers but obviously I have a family as well and kids and I dont want to price something and than being short on money. Thank you
Hi buddy, so I work out on a day rate, work out how long I think the jobs going to take me, add a little to make sure I’m covered, then work out the materials, add a little bit more for stuff I’ve forgotten about, then add it all up, it’s hard when you first start out because you want to be fair but then you have to know your worth aswell, being to cheap can also price you out of jobs as customers will wonder why your so cheap if that makes sense
Great job Lewis, really looking forward to Part 2. Bit concerning that this video didn't come up in my subscription feed, but I found it anyway! Cheers, Mandy
Thank you Mandy, next one should be up next week, that’s strange, I’m assuming you have the bell icon ticked ? Glad you didn’t miss the video anyway
What a cool little job Lewis🤩It nice to do something a little different every now and again👍
Cheers Del, yes I really enjoyed this one, basically a decking job but made interesting with the water element 😂
Looks really good. Great work looking forward to 2nd part.
Cheers Paul, it will be up soon buddy
Another really good video, can’t wait for next one.
👏👏👏 bet ya never saw yourself fixing timbers in waders when ya started your apprenticeship 😂😂😂 fairplay bro👌👌
lol, nah I didnt to be fair Kev, really enjoyed it to be honest mate, wouldn’t mind a few more 🍻
looks a fun job this! clearly explained.. looking forward to the finished job... also that looks a beaut house!
Thanks Leon! Really enjoyed it and yes it’s a beautiful house, nice and quiet to work in! 😂🍻👍
Nice video Lewis. Interesting job 👏👏👏
Cheers Vic, very interesting to do actually 🍻
Great video seems like a puzzle to put back together cheers for sharing
Thanks buddy! It definitely was 😂🍻👍
Great job lewis
Cheers Kevin! 👍🍻
The audio was fine mate. Looking forward to part two.
Cheers Dougie! 🍻👍
The video we been waiting for!
Good man Richard ! What did you think ?
@@LTWCarpentry I love your new house! Within 5 minutes i would of been swimming in that!
@@RichardDowd I wish that was my house mate 😂
A really interesting project, something a bit different. Looks tricky working by yourself 👍👍
Cheers Rob! 🍻👍
Nice job mate, I would have treated those cut ends
Cheers buddy
nice wee job when you can get them lad, a break from the norm is always good
Totally agree buddy! 🍻👍
What an Interesting Job, how are the posts anchored in the water? Wood'nt those post rot quickly in the water?
The pole get driven down into the ground very deeply to hold them in place, these post have been in there a very long time with no sign of rot, they last a very very ling time
Nice one Lewis at least it wasn't raining see you in the next one simon
Cheers Simon very true! I got lucky with the weather I couldn’t complain 😂🍻👍
Loving this one Lewis! How many times did those waders go on and off 😂another live soon?
They where like a bloody yo-yo! 😂 might do another live today or tomorrow had some tech issues yesterday! 🍻👍
Great video really interesting if I’d been doing it I’d have probably dropped one of my power tools in the drink lol
Cheers Mark! There where a couple of time I thought I was going to fall in myself 😂🍻👍
Great video mate - tidy work , ATB 👍🏻
Cheers buddy ! Really appreciate that, watched your shorts today ! Really good 🍻
@@LTWCarpentry thanks mate , trying lol 😜 👍🏻
When you said you were going in I thought you were going to put you budgie smugglers on! 😅😅😅
You’ll have to pay to watch those ones Tony! 😂
What did you think of the waders? I was going to buy a set of them to go fly fishing 😁
Mate they worked surprising well, my socks stayed dry
Nice job there Lewis, something a bit different to keep things interesting mate. Did you use stainless fixings or coated?
Cheers mark, yes deffo mate, I used all coated fixings on this one mate
Great stuff mate!!
Cheers Rob, hope your well, like the new logo mate
@@LTWCarpentry All good mate thanks. Back to work next week! 😒
nooo why do i have to wait good one mate
lol, got to keep you all interested haven’t I 🍻
Did u have to buy a new saw for this job.
No mate if you watch my last day in the life of you’ll see my saw died so I bought the dewalt, then had the makita repaired
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Wicked video babe!!! Xxxx
Thank you babes xxxx
Hello Lewis, love the videos. I am about to start my own business and would like to ask for your advice. I have been working on housing sites in the last seven years, with a set price for everything. I would like to ask you how do u price jobs like this. Do you price them for daywork, or hourly rate, or just work out roughly how much labour its gona take and give them a price based on that? I would like to give fair prices to customers but obviously I have a family as well and kids and I dont want to price something and than being short on money. Thank you
Hi buddy, so I work out on a day rate, work out how long I think the jobs going to take me, add a little to make sure I’m covered, then work out the materials, add a little bit more for stuff I’ve forgotten about, then add it all up, it’s hard when you first start out because you want to be fair but then you have to know your worth aswell, being to cheap can also price you out of jobs as customers will wonder why your so cheap if that makes sense
@@LTWCarpentry yes makes sense absolutely. Thank you fot the answer. Great work u do. 🙂
Bit of something different there mate, great video thanks
Cheers James, yes mate was a very interesting job to do 🍻
Another really good video, can’t wait for next one.
Cheers Chris ! Really appreciate that mate, I’ll get on with editing the next one asap mate