Agree with other comments on skirting board, you give amateurs like myself the knowledge and confidence to say “yes “I can do that.Thanks for an excellent video.
I'm working my way through your videos and almost all of them have been really helpful in making me feel like I'm not a complete noob but weirdly this video had the opposite effect. The finish you left on that skirting appeared, to me, to be almost like magic!
I could not see how you was going to finish the skirting🤔.........then by magic it was done, super job. Just subscribed to your channel and very impressed with your work.....👍✏🔨
Hello Andy,Larry here,just turned 71 last Oct,been retired for well over 11 yrs due to heart failure etc....Back in early 70s and been HGV driving ...made unemployed so retrained at my local Skil Centre,here in Gloucester......6 month down the line and still not knowing a great deal about carpentry/joinery I landed a job with a local guy......he gave me my first break into this line of work..Time passed and in 1997 found an old stable fitted out with all the woodworking machines I wanted.....apart for a moulder,which came from an outfit in Essex for £600-no tooling! She was a Wadkin and did me well. A year later,my wife suffered a massive stroke,but with Gods help,she came through. At this time I took on the workshop at £400 p.c.m,inc. electric.!.. S.D.F was born.......made none standard size doors,windows and furniture. All at £120 a day......no matter if it was an 8hr. or 16hr day.........mad? Yes,guess I was,and so nieve.At the end of yr 1 my accountant asked me if I was doing this as a hobby.....your words too ,I guess? Me,still of B>S. said things will get better......End of yr 2.....I gave in,shut the lot down and GAVE away the moulder + over £3000 worth of tooling to my so called MATE for rent unpaid. So much for friends,eh? Apart from the basic grounding I had thanks to the 6month training,the rest of what I know now has been self taught.I truly miss it.All the best mate.Larry Duncan,Gloucester.
Hi, I did not expect you to use body filler for the curtain rail fix but it was a good choice for the skirting board. Have a good New Year and I look forward to seeing your videos next year and for many years to come.
I do really appreciate the content, as I am always curious if there is a faster way to complete a task. Like filling screw holes .. In the US, I would have use quick dry wall spackle . It is so easy to apply and dries in minutes so you can paint during the same application. Time is money, it would appear a lot of time wasted on trying to match the miter finish on the tight corner. First, I would have measured the space before installing the cabinet and repaired the corner before installing and having to work around the cabinet in such a tight space. 2nd, knowing that option is gone, I would have used white silicone caulk and hand form a new rever with the caulk. It saves sooo much time and the finish product is always better then trying to match with my carpentry. Spackle and caulking are inexpensive products that every good Handy Man should have in his tool box. just my thoughts.......
Very nice job. The care you take in your work, and of your customers homes, is a true hallmark of great craftsmanship. On the first job I always judge a contractor/sub by their precision, organisation, and how tidy they are to see if they return. You'd pass with flying colours. Happy New Year ! ps- supplied screws are usually crap :^)
Just watched this having found your site and really enjoy it, nice low key presenting👍. I do similar work, one word of caution, it’s best to wear some inside footwear to give a bit of protection to your feet, I carry a pair of crocs in my van at all times And wear them when needed.
Good stuff, thanks. All those cuts you were doing in front of the drawer, I was dreading the end of the saw was going to go into the drawer! All the best for 2018. Cheers, David.
Cool “Day in the life” video Andy. You need one of the new Walbot units that hooks on to the back of your android phone and acts as a stud finder, metal and electrical find and it shows a picture on your phone screen of what’s in the wall.... pretty cool item. Ron
Love this video, i know its an old one but I've just subscribed to your channel so catching up with stuff. Finding your approach very engaging, looking forward to watching more and ill be ordering one of your tape measures soon.
Recent subscriber and I'm just going through your back catalog of Vids. Cracking work Andy. Greetings from here in sunny Sunderland. Keep on making and fixing, Marra!! :)
I lived in byker for a few years after getting a graduate job in computing 10 years later I’m sick of sitting all day and want to do something with my hands, been watching your vids and it’s been nice seeing all these places I’d forgotten about. Thanks for the videos they have a chill vibe. I know you said you don’t do small job but how do you price your jobs if you don’t mind me prying?
I think the most stressful bits of your day are loading and unloading the van, driving and finding a parking place. Otherwise - easy life!😂 Enjoyed - HNY marra!
Hello Andy. Excellent videos, generally I try to recycle any items such as aluminium,copper etc . & weigh them in at the scrap yard. This is done generally once a year. Usually at Christmas, This is a nice bonus for the tea fund ?? Keep up the great videos.
That is a great days work, can you give us an estimation of the charging rates you think should be applied for all of these jobs. Not what money you charged and the received. Great little video by the way!.
Where did you get that detector from? I’ve bought a couple that I had to return because they just kept beeping everywhere! Can you recommend a decent brand?
I hate to be a doubting Thomas, but is that two part wood filler, filling holes in a normal plasterboard ceiling? Polyfiller or whatever? Apologies again for the negativity, great video!
When you were stripping the wardrobe door I was thinking “tip? Noooo. I’d make something out of that meself”, , , , and then at the end you brought it into the garage like a little rescued puppy. Anxiety over. Thank you. Ps. That was a nice job on the skirting board by the way. I was dreading you catching the wardrobe with the tip of your saw like I would have done though.
Great channel I like your work 👍 I didn’t know people paid to have Tv brackets and mirrors hung up for them.Even I have done basic DIY jobs like that around my house and I am no expert 🤣 how much can you charge for that type of work ?
What was the blue strip that was screwed down prior to attaching the threshold piece? I've got something similar to do looming on the horizon, and I was scratching my head at how to tackle it. Thanks for the inadvertent tip.
Andy, very interesting video. I have a question, if I may? Was there a reason you didn't mark and profile the skirting board before installing it, rather than cut it to profile 'in-situ'?
A great look at your work day there. i was rather hoping you took those Mirrors as they could have some nice frames made for them. Also why can't students learn how to fix things themselves? a bracket for a hanging basket come on that's not rocket science is it? It must make you laugh when you see little jobs like that, that really they should do themselves, mind you it's money for your pocket. You need a go pro or something attached to you, save your arms, plus can get close up on your jobs that you do, oh one last thing, you drive to fast ha ha ha. Hope that you and your family have a great 2018. Barry (Wirral)
To save on sanding the filler/bogg, I use a tungsten steel scraper or a sharp chisel to carve the shape before it fully cures to save on sanding. Takes a bit if trial and error to learn the skill but it results in a lot less dust and drying time. 20:40 passion and warfare!! Havent heard that for a while ahah
Legend, I'm perusing your back catalogue of vids, I'm starting my own part time (lol) joinery business, which vids do you recommend I should watch first?
Feels like such a waste of time you doing jobs like this while being a talented joiner. Surely these people can figure out how to dismantle a door or fill the odd hole?
These are pretty complicated compared to a lot of the jobs I've been asked to do in the past! I think you're over estimating the abilities or desire of most homeowners to do this type of work. 👍
Cut the plaster and chalking with your knife before trying to remove the bit of skirt . Makes like a lot easier. If you would have left skirting like that on my job i would have sacked you
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Skirting fix was where carpentry meets magic - nice one!
p.s. Good lad with the mirrors and the aluminium - when you said, "to the tip," my hackles stood on end!
Ha ha - cheers! Already used a couple of the mirrors! 👍😀
Agree with other comments on skirting board, you give amateurs like myself the knowledge and confidence to say “yes “I can do that.Thanks for an excellent video.
I'm working my way through your videos and almost all of them have been really helpful in making me feel like I'm not a complete noob but weirdly this video had the opposite effect. The finish you left on that skirting appeared, to me, to be almost like magic!
I could not see how you was going to finish the skirting🤔.........then by magic it was done, super job. Just subscribed to your channel and very impressed with your work.....👍✏🔨
Cheers Nicky! Happy new year! 👍
For an off the cuff job, that skirting worked out great! 😂😂👍👍
Cheers Marc! 👍
Hello Andy,Larry here,just turned 71 last Oct,been retired for well over 11 yrs due to heart failure etc....Back in early 70s and been HGV driving ...made unemployed so retrained at my local Skil Centre,here in Gloucester......6 month down the line and still not knowing a great deal about carpentry/joinery I landed a job with a local guy......he gave me my first break into this line of work..Time passed and in 1997 found an old stable fitted out with all the woodworking machines I wanted.....apart for a moulder,which came from an outfit in Essex for £600-no tooling! She was a Wadkin and did me well.
A year later,my wife suffered a massive stroke,but with Gods help,she came through. At this time I took on the workshop at £400 p.c.m,inc. electric.!.. S.D.F was born.......made none standard size doors,windows and furniture. All at £120 a day......no matter if it was an 8hr. or 16hr day.........mad? Yes,guess I was,and so nieve.At the end of yr 1 my accountant asked me if I was doing this as a hobby.....your words too ,I guess? Me,still of B>S. said things will get better......End of yr 2.....I gave in,shut the lot down and GAVE away the moulder + over £3000 worth of tooling to my so called MATE for rent unpaid. So much for friends,eh?
Apart from the basic grounding I had thanks to the 6month training,the rest of what I know now has been self taught.I truly miss it.All the best mate.Larry Duncan,Gloucester.
Shoes off as well !! Wish all were as considerate as you. Excellent work.
I have watched about 10 videos of yours and I always learn something new, I just wanted to say thanks and I appreciate it.
The master of 2 part! I always aim to tool it like that but end up panicking and daubing it on... then spend ten times longer sanding and hoovering 😂
I like getting a glimpse of your workshop; gives me ideas for mine. Love the "burney" ,"buildy" boxes on castors. Good idea!
Cheers John! 👍
A thumbs up for not using the supplied screws, a lesson I unfortunately seem to need to relearn more than I should admit.
great job on the skirting board Andy, "VAC CAM " silly buggar lol keep posting mate , from Garry in the UK
Very nice, tidy and conscientious. Top notch.
Cheers Chris! 👍
Thank you. Good workmanship. Very tidy. And I like the accent.
Excellent video as always. I’m jealous of your workshop. Great work by the way.
Hi, I did not expect you to use body filler for the curtain
rail fix but it was a good choice for the skirting board. Have a good New Year
and I look forward to seeing your videos next year and for many years to come.
Cheers John and to you! Will be doing a vid on fillers soon. Have a great 2018! 👍😀
Gosforth Handyman looking forward to your thoughts on fillers
really nice create on the baseboard.Amazing what some people will accept from contractors , but gives you work lol
Yup - keeps me busy I suppose! 😀
I stopped in Jesmond once, The Caledonian if I remember correctly, moving swiftly on - great vid.
Great video Andy. Great tips for these odd jobs
Cheers and happy new year! 👍👍
like the skirting board fix, very interesting
I do really appreciate the content, as I am always curious if there is a faster way to complete a task. Like filling screw holes .. In the US, I would have use quick dry wall spackle . It is so easy to apply and dries in minutes so you can paint during the same application. Time is money, it would appear a lot of time wasted on trying to match the miter finish on the tight corner. First, I would have measured the space before installing the cabinet and repaired the corner before installing and having to work around the cabinet in such a tight space. 2nd, knowing that option is gone, I would have used white silicone caulk and hand form a new rever with the caulk. It saves sooo much time and the finish product is always better then trying to match with my carpentry. Spackle and caulking are inexpensive products that every good Handy Man should have in his tool box. just my thoughts.......
Very nice job.
The care you take in your work, and of your customers homes, is a true hallmark of great craftsmanship.
On the first job I always judge a contractor/sub by their precision, organisation, and how tidy they are to see if they return. You'd pass with flying colours. Happy New Year !
ps- supplied screws are usually crap :^)
Cheers bud - thanks for the kind words! Have a fantastic New Year too! 👍
Andy you want to get a “putty knife cam” to add to your collection or better still a cam cam. Don’t take too much days off. Happy new year (soon) 👍😄
Ha - I'll add that to my list! Have a fantastic New Year too Gary! Catch up in 2018! 👍
Thought I was watching American History X for a second there.
Just watched this having found your site and really enjoy it, nice low key presenting👍. I do similar work, one word of caution, it’s best to wear some inside footwear to give a bit of protection to your feet, I carry a pair of crocs in my van at all times And wear them when needed.
Wow that's a big workshop in a new build house!.
Good stuff, thanks. All those cuts you were doing in front of the drawer, I was dreading the end of the saw was going to go into the drawer! All the best for 2018. Cheers, David.
Ha yes, it looks more scary speeded up! Did have to be careful though. Have a great new year too! 👍🛠
Nice one Andy...i thought when I was watching you would save the mirrors and aluminium... Cheers Paul
I'm terrible for hoarding - always getting in trouble off Mrs Mac and now there's proof on TH-cam! D'oh! 😂👍
Happy New year Andy
Cheers Steve - happy new year to you too! 👍
i absolutely love your videos, always really good style and content
Enjoyed the video 👍👍👍 Wishing you and yours all the best for 2018 😎
Happy new year Nick! 👍
Loved the out n about day Vlog 👍
Cool “Day in the life” video Andy. You need one of the new Walbot units that hooks on to the back of your android phone and acts as a stud finder, metal and electrical find and it shows a picture on your phone screen of what’s in the wall.... pretty cool item.
Ron
They look interesting! After years of use I trust my little Bosch detector. 😀
Love this video, i know its an old one but I've just subscribed to your channel so catching up with stuff. Finding your approach very engaging, looking forward to watching more and ill be ordering one of your tape measures soon.
Welcome to the channel! 👍
Recent subscriber and I'm just going through your back catalog of Vids. Cracking work Andy. Greetings from here in sunny Sunderland. Keep on making and fixing, Marra!! :)
Greetings to Sunderland bud! 👍👊
I’m suprised you were actually moving at that junction 😀😀.
I’m usually in the outside lane there,and it’s normally a standstill
Ha - tell me about it. Going to 3 lanes soon! Will be a nightmare until the roadworks are done though. 👍
Really good ,solid job. All the best.
very nice indeed not many craftmen around
I lived in byker for a few years after getting a graduate job in computing 10 years later I’m sick of sitting all day and want to do something with my hands, been watching your vids and it’s been nice seeing all these places I’d forgotten about. Thanks for the videos they have a chill vibe. I know you said you don’t do small job but how do you price your jobs if you don’t mind me prying?
I can see you enjoying your work...and then puts Steve Vai Passion and Warfare in the workshop. 👍🏻Did you ever see Expo 92?
Love it. Wish I could work with you as an apprentice.
Cheers - have a fantastic new year! 👍🛠
I think the most stressful bits of your day are loading and unloading the van, driving and finding a parking place. Otherwise - easy life!😂 Enjoyed - HNY marra!
Happy new year Norman! 👍
Hello Andy. Excellent videos, generally I try to recycle any items such as aluminium,copper etc . & weigh them in at the scrap yard.
This is done generally once a year. Usually at Christmas, This is a nice bonus for the tea fund ??
Keep up the great videos.
That is a great days work, can you give us an estimation of the charging rates you think should be applied for all of these jobs. Not what money you charged and the received. Great little video by the way!.
In many cases you can use your IT skills to help customers with their audiovisual and PC issues
Great video, really good to see how you plan your day. Nice work with the skirting, what make of fillet do you use btw?
Cheers dude! Do you mean filler? Bonda Decor Fill 👍
Hi Andy, its 2022 now, making way through your old videos. What is that filler (brand etc)? Best wishes, james
Great video, nice job n the skirting repair. What was the filler you used please?
...enjoyed that Andy!
Cheers - happy new year! 👍
Really nice job on the skirting mitre makeup. Was that car body filler you used?.
Where did you get that detector from? I’ve bought a couple that I had to return because they just kept beeping everywhere! Can you recommend a decent brand?
I would use my multitool on that skirting,much easier, both for curing and sanding. Great job though BTW.
Great video. Only watching in 2021 🤣
Just found your channel now I’m going to be wasting my whole day watching all of your videos 🙄
Welcome to the channel Philip! 🛠👍
Ive been to Jesmond. Nice place
I hate to be a doubting Thomas, but is that two part wood filler, filling holes in a normal plasterboard ceiling? Polyfiller or whatever? Apologies again for the negativity, great video!
Quick question
Why did you use two separate drills for the same hole, in order to drill the holes in the wall prior to putting up the tv bracket?
Think he needed 240v sds drill as struggled with the cordless. SDS is a thing of beauty
When you were stripping the wardrobe door I was thinking “tip? Noooo. I’d make something out of that meself”, , , , and then at the end you brought it into the garage like a little rescued puppy. Anxiety over. Thank you.
Ps. That was a nice job on the skirting board by the way. I was dreading you catching the wardrobe with the tip of your saw like I would have done though.
Ha ha, I'm a terrible hoarder! The sawing looks scarier than it was since it was sped up. 😀👍
Why didn’t you put a return mitre on the small piece? would have saved cutting the mould with a saw and you wouldn’t have had end grain..
I Also Love Makita!
Great channel I like your work 👍 I didn’t know people paid to have Tv brackets and mirrors hung up for them.Even I have done basic DIY jobs like that around my house and I am no expert 🤣 how much can you charge for that type of work ?
Hi Andy, another great video. just wondering what type of stud detector your using & is it any good ?
Cheers Paul! It's just a metal / voltage detector (doesn't do studs) - it's a Bosch PD06 Digital Detector and has been serving me well for 5+ years! 👍
Could it have been a drywall screw or nail ? Better to check in the older properties right
Did you ever find out what was giving that warning on your wall scanner? Just curious....
Just thinking about your router table....would a small piece of mirror strategically placed help you see the speed settings on the router?
Yes - been thinking of doing this, just tricky finding a place for it that wouldn't get in the road of making adjustments etc. Cheers! 👍
Hi what mixture did you use to fill the holes after removing the curtain track? Thank you.
What was the blue strip that was screwed down prior to attaching the threshold piece? I've got something similar to do looming on the horizon, and I was scratching my head at how to tackle it. Thanks for the inadvertent tip.
You screw it to the floor and the threshold will clip onto it
Andy, very interesting video. I have a question, if I may? Was there a reason you didn't mark and profile the skirting board before installing it, rather than cut it to profile 'in-situ'?
Would have been difficult to hold such a small piece so just easier to do it once it was attached. 👍
Makes sense :)Thanks.
What is that wall scanning tool you are using and the dust collection tub ?
I enjoyed the "pocket inventory." Good video!
Cheers Mark! 👍🛠
Awesome job. Almost as good as I would do.
Hi what was the putty you used on the skirting bord ?
I use Bonda Decor Fill - doing a vid on fillers soon. 👍
Top tip move the waldrobe out
I enjoyed that; thanks. Happy new year!
Thanks Andy - happy new year to you too! 👍
Like the shop
Cheers Mr2at! 👍
A great look at your work day there. i was rather hoping you took those Mirrors as they could have some nice frames made for them. Also why can't students learn how to fix things themselves? a bracket for a hanging basket come on that's not rocket science is it? It must make you laugh when you see little jobs like that, that really they should do themselves, mind you it's money for your pocket. You need a go pro or something attached to you, save your arms, plus can get close up on your jobs that you do, oh one last thing, you drive to fast ha ha ha.
Hope that you and your family have a great 2018.
Barry (Wirral)
Sure I can make something with the mirrors - watch this space! 👍 Ha ha - I drive like an old lady! 😂 Have a great new year too! 🛠
Burny Buildy then Bin? Should be Biny!
Hello, what did you use at 9:21 ? What is that ?
2 part filler gosforthhandyman.com/how-to-use-2-part-fillers/ 👍
can someone tell me, the power tool at 5:00 I know it's some kind of nailer but which one, what it;s called exactly?
@@A._.A._. Brad nailer. That one looked air powered
@Knightmare691 🥂
When my friends and family ask what I did today and give them a list of 16 different types of job they seem shocked lol
To save on sanding the filler/bogg, I use a tungsten steel scraper or a sharp chisel to carve the shape before it fully cures to save on sanding. Takes a bit if trial and error to learn the skill but it results in a lot less dust and drying time.
20:40 passion and warfare!! Havent heard that for a while ahah
That er no. Made me sub looool
Ye love the fillers 😂😂😂
I love the smell!!! I have a problem...
And a Vai fan, Andy we have a lot in common!
Oh yes, big Vai fan - mainly the earlier stuff! 🤘
See you use the original Dyson = envelope.
Ha - it's my patent dust catcher! th-cam.com/video/hT1JJ3DpeJ0/w-d-xo.html
How can I contact you
Contact page on web site 👍
Legend, I'm perusing your back catalogue of vids, I'm starting my own part time (lol) joinery business, which vids do you recommend I should watch first?
Have you listened the podcast? First couple of episodes will probably help more than most videos. measuringuppodcast.com/ 👍
Nice one, I'm on it the-noo.
A house without a screwdriver (Jesomond) Jesus wept who are these people?
Feels like such a waste of time you doing jobs like this while being a talented joiner. Surely these people can figure out how to dismantle a door or fill the odd hole?
You’d be surprised
I cannot believe that homeowners cannot do any of these basic tasks.
These are pretty complicated compared to a lot of the jobs I've been asked to do in the past! I think you're over estimating the abilities or desire of most homeowners to do this type of work. 👍
Earned 40 pounds that day minus tool cost and fuel
Cut the plaster and chalking with your knife before trying to remove the bit of skirt . Makes like a lot easier. If you would have left skirting like that on my job i would have sacked you