Amazing! I love that you set up at the B&Q car park, and cut up the mdf! Of course the whole project is super! Last, also impressed of your weight loss!!! Well done guys!
thanks for giving me a big belly laugh when seeing you cut the wood in the parking lot with your newly purchased saw. I'm a dog lover and an IT professional and you tickled my funny bone more than once. I wish you lots of love and fun with each other. the video was very inspiring to see you enjoy life and create your world ! and losing weight too !
Awww, thanks so much Bibi for taking the time to write such a lovely comment. You put a smile on our faces! Hopefully we'll have more videos like that for you in the future. 😁😂
Amazing job guys! I enjoyed your video from the beginning to the end. Well done to you! Bob the builder (carpenter on this occasion) would be proud of you!
Thanks Panos! We're so happy to hear you enjoyed the video. The next project will probably be to build a cathedral or something simple like that, now that we mastered the basics! 😂😂
Thanks for your comment Koffi! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video, and thank you so much for your compliments! We've been losing weight for a while now and we are starting to be able to see the results ourselves! Makes quite the difference when you're outdoors too! Walking is so much easier! 😂
Again, great video you guys, love it. And Anna and Evan, you really look amazing. I really had to laugh out loud when the paint took 7 months to dry 😆... The idea of cutting the bars of the fabric crate you first used, not sure of this had worked, since the fabric also gives support to the bars. If the bars were shorter, then the fabric would have been to loose to keep the structure, and Bella would have had a low roof. Super video, and loved to see more of you. Keep it up. 🐾🐾🦆
Great to hear from you guys! Thank you very much for your compliments. As for the paint, I don’t know what went wrong. I thought they usually dry quicker than that. I think you’re right about cutting the bars. I might try it one day just out of curiosity but for now this new crate works great!!!
What a great idea for the crate ! I love it ! I have never seen anyone load a paint roller like that before though, it would have been so much easier to pour some paint into a tray. =D I think you need to film a new intro to show off your super trim selves.
Hahahahaha!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂 It felt weird loading the paint roller like that, I’m not going to lie! Yeah, I think you’re right. Time for a new intro! We’ll be working on that soon I think! 😉
Hi Joel, we do have the "plans" on an Excel document, the one from the video and if you're interested I can find a way to export them and publish them. It's nothing more than just some very basic sketching within an app so I don't want to get your hopes up but if you're interested I can try and get them to you somehow.
you might lose your window :D it is to close also box doesn't seem to be anchored to car with belts, crash it might go to the cabin where you sit and harm you and your dog. I wiss that would never happen to you. Safety first :) while curing use a mask and glasses trust me :) cheers and good luck
Yeah, I thought about the crate moving about and smashing the rear window but because of the shape of the back seat it doesn’t seem to be moving much. In the event of crash however it could be pretty dangerous. Will look into it to see if there’s a good way to secure it. 👍🏼
Bravo for the work. But….yes there is allways a but. If you imagine you car crashing into an obstacle at 50km/h all this plywood and textile would do very bad indeed and you would have a flying dog. The forces are immense and I would strongly advise against using wood or plastic or making the crate yourself. Metal is the only thing that will do the trick everything else is just shadows and smoke. Do not DIY this stuff it can save your life.
If you DIY it you HAVE to lock it into the actual frame of the car. This is cute but in a accident, it could kill both the dog and the person sitting in front.
Amazing! I love that you set up at the B&Q car park, and cut up the mdf! Of course the whole project is super! Last, also impressed of your weight loss!!! Well done guys!
Thank you so much for the comment! Glad you liked the video. The weight loss is sooo noticeable now, isn’t it?
thanks for giving me a big belly laugh when seeing you cut the wood in the parking lot with your newly purchased saw.
I'm a dog lover and an IT professional and you tickled my funny bone more than once.
I wish you lots of love and fun with each other. the video was very inspiring to see you enjoy life and create your world !
and losing weight too !
Awww, thanks so much Bibi for taking the time to write such a lovely comment.
You put a smile on our faces! Hopefully we'll have more videos like that for you in the future. 😁😂
Amazing job guys! I enjoyed your video from the beginning to the end. Well done to you! Bob the builder (carpenter on this occasion) would be proud of you!
Thanks Panos! We're so happy to hear you enjoyed the video. The next project will probably be to build a cathedral or something simple like that, now that we mastered the basics! 😂😂
Great design and great idea. Good job
Wow you guys lost a lot of weight! Looking good! Thanks for the video. Nice camera and editing work as always!
Thanks for your comment Koffi! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video, and thank you so much for your compliments! We've been losing weight for a while now and we are starting to be able to see the results ourselves! Makes quite the difference when you're outdoors too! Walking is so much easier! 😂
Again, great video you guys, love it. And Anna and Evan, you really look amazing. I really had to laugh out loud when the paint took 7 months to dry 😆... The idea of cutting the bars of the fabric crate you first used, not sure of this had worked, since the fabric also gives support to the bars. If the bars were shorter, then the fabric would have been to loose to keep the structure, and Bella would have had a low roof. Super video, and loved to see more of you. Keep it up. 🐾🐾🦆
Great to hear from you guys! Thank you very much for your compliments. As for the paint, I don’t know what went wrong. I thought they usually dry quicker than that.
I think you’re right about cutting the bars. I might try it one day just out of curiosity but for now this new crate works great!!!
Love it😇
Glad you enjoyed it Vyron! 😁😁😁
welllll you gave it a go, thats the main thing.
Great information. Thnk you
What a great idea for the crate ! I love it ! I have never seen anyone load a paint roller like that before though, it would have been so much easier to pour some paint into a tray. =D I think you need to film a new intro to show off your super trim selves.
Hahahahaha!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂
It felt weird loading the paint roller like that, I’m not going to lie!
Yeah, I think you’re right. Time for a new intro! We’ll be working on that soon I think! 😉
Dear Pitch&Paws, I would like to download these plans, does anyone know how?
Hi Joel, we do have the "plans" on an Excel document, the one from the video and if you're interested I can find a way to export them and publish them. It's nothing more than just some very basic sketching within an app so I don't want to get your hopes up but if you're interested I can try and get them to you somehow.
you might lose your window :D it is to close also box doesn't seem to be anchored to car with belts, crash it might go to the cabin where you sit and harm you and your dog. I wiss that would never happen to you. Safety first :) while curing use a mask and glasses trust me :) cheers and good luck
Yeah, I thought about the crate moving about and smashing the rear window but because of the shape of the back seat it doesn’t seem to be moving much. In the event of crash however it could be pretty dangerous. Will look into it to see if there’s a good way to secure it. 👍🏼
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Bravo for the work. But….yes there is allways a but. If you imagine you car crashing into an obstacle at 50km/h all this plywood and textile would do very bad indeed and you would have a flying dog. The forces are immense and I would strongly advise against using wood or plastic or making the crate yourself. Metal is the only thing that will do the trick everything else is just shadows and smoke. Do not DIY this stuff it can save your life.
If you DIY it you HAVE to lock it into the actual frame of the car.
This is cute but in a accident, it could kill both the dog and the person sitting in front.
looks like you lost some weight too :)
Thanks for noticing Andy! We sure did. 😊