Day 4, garden room construction, timber walls, day 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Day 4, we are well on the way now.
timber frame walls are up and we, I , managed to get the steel up quite successfully.
I don't mind admitting, im tired and my finger hurts like hell!
onto day 5!!!!!
Please like and share and don't forget, we are giving away the OX hand tools
Build your own with one of my build packs
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Who else can actually say they watch these all the way through without skipping👌hoping to build a workshop solo this year and these videos are amazing
What do you do for a living mate?
I never skip thru Liam's Video's..
settle down and watch next to Stella fridge
I have never missed one either as the guy is the best I have seen on yt. Hope to build mine this summer
I watch right through - as good as a FILM 🙂
Brilliantly informative. Can't wait to get started on mine
You have proved already with this latest series that it IS possible to build solo 👍 the piece of timber as a hop up was so simple. Keep up the great work
Been looking forward to this episode. I’m about to build my walls. Thanks so much for the clear and detailed videos. Love your channel.
Not many treadesmen like telling public how to do things. You've gone the extra mile and appreciate it with all the tips and knowledge.
Thank you liam
That’s me glued to this video for the next hour and a half lol
Absolutely compulsive viewing!
Brilliant tutorial Liam 👍
Great work, as I have worked on my own for 40 years plus I can appreciate your efforts as their is always other things to think about.... other jobs....materials... quotes ....paperwork etc. Not always easy to enjoy doing the work and get a full nights sleep. Brilliant well done.
Been watching these for ages and always wanted a smart garden room. This has convinced me that I can can have a go. I'll be buying a build pack soon. Just need to decide how big I want it. Thanks Liam. 😊
My late grandfather was joiner and always wanted me to follow in his footsteps. I went in a different direction, but I have a love of wood, and it feels like it's in my blood. I'm past 50 now, so too late to change career, but these videos are inspiring me to do a self build. Perhaps if he's looking down I can make him proud. Maybe if they have the internet where ever he is, he might be watching you as well Liam.
Do it 👍🏼
Excellent video. We viewers live for the "warts and all" approach that you so professionally demonstrate. And by avoiding the "edited highlights" versions that some other YT creators show we can see exactly what needs to be done at every step of the process. Thank you.
Grest videos mate. No nonsense instructions 👍 I can recommend using a hand router for window cut outs, saves measuring and its pretty quick. Top work 👌
Liam yet another great video blimey you really got those 3 walls sorted quickly it's amazing what you can do on your own. I especially liked the way you gained a bit extra height to get the front wall plumb I think I would have to have sunk a lot more screws in it to get me up there. Brilliant content keep up the good work. Also, a shout out to Davey he is doing a brilliant job on the camera.
Love all the videos, especially this one covering in detail those important points on how all the sides meet and overlap - priceless!!
Your a great presenter/boss. Like how you explain in detail how to build a lovely garden room. Like how you speak to your staff too.
Great videos can’t stop watching them.
First class mate, the amount of time and detail you put into social media is outstanding as is the variety of content all of which highlights the quality of your work.
Moved into new house which already had a 4mx4m log cabin that's im converting into a pubshed but these videos have made me really want to build a new garden room for pool table & games room etc. Trying to convince the wife though is proving trickier than it looks to build it. Hopefully though I'll be buying a build pack soon. Great stuff Liam, your determination to clearly show in detail how to do each little part is a massive credit to you.
Fantastic! “Step by Step” with no steps skipped. Thanks!
Brilliant to watch, thanks for doing your videos.
I now believe I am capable of building my own garden room, so far nothing looks overly difficult
Don't usually watch anything on TH-cam over 10 minutes long, (sure I've got ADHD) but once again here I am 1 hour and 30 seconds later and a lot more educated, ready for tonight's episode already...
I love watching Liams videos, and this latest series has proven that this level of finish is possible for a DIY’er with moderate abilities (although I’m sure Liam makes it look easier than it is!). I already have my build pack, and these videos have given me the confidence to get cracking in the spring. Thanks Liam. 👍
How'd you get on with the build pack?
Excellent you are a machine and made that steel look easy.
This is better than Netflix love it mate 👍
All I can say is Keep er lit Liam, Brilliant as always and Very Educational! I wish I was Young and fit enough to actually put Your tutorials into action, Time gone byeeeeeeeeee
I'm a plasterer buy trade, been at it 40years, house a day street a week in my younger days, still busy mind, nice to see a working man with gumption and go, fair play to you, no one gives it to you.
Said it on the previous one and I'll say ot again. Really enjoy watching these builds amd this series is fantastic.
Looks so satisfying seeing it come together I bet you get great job satisfaction really wish I'd of gone into this kind of work from school.
Also genius way to market your skills and bring in new work 👏
As someone who enjoys doing this sort of stuff myself I'm learning some great tips
Brilliant Liam, cheers!
You are Gordon Ramsay of construction)))
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Great video Liam thanks for sharing topman.
fantastic, much obliged, great work, thank you so much
enjoying all the videos keep up the great work
Keep up the good work. Great video again
Great series building my own timber frame store room finding these really helpful
GoodVibes
Another cracking video, learning so many tricks that will help when I eventually get round to mine 🥃
Great work Liam, on the build and also the self surgery :) I hope everything is well at home, kindest regards
Brilliant video. Keep it going
great video
Awesome!!! You're an inspiration. Got a garage made from pre-concrete slabs like the one behind in the video I want to convert into a summer garden and these will come in handy.
Flaming heck, I'm watching this on the TH-cam on on my main house tv at 8pm on a Friday night - rather than the BBC, ITV, Netflix etc
Just about to upload day 5 💪🏻
Ohh he's good. Well done Liam, making it look easy !!
Never mind the summer house everytime I feel I need 3 hands.....I will ask myself "what would Liam do" and be sure I will find my why thru the Job in hand..
🇬🇧🇬🇧✨✨🍻🍻👍👍 You’re a Videos very helpful you can’t go wrong well done buddy happy New Year to you all
Top video and great content 👌
Ouch! I enjoyed this vid, thx for the beam lifting tips.
Loving the content and some good tips for when I build my summer house in the spring. Can you give some advise on the planning permission and building regulation requirements for building so close to the boundary.
most garden rooms are built with 'Permitted Development' rights. You don't need planning but there are restrictions e.g. height etc.
Watching this on discord with my pals, great content
Hi mate, I do like watching your videos, surprised you don't run out of breath rushing around! I'm into building shed but build then on the same system as yours. Sheds you buy today are just crap and don't last long, yes there a few quid more but will last for years and years. Cheers to you and your crew.
The screws that go through the wood into the steel are very impressive !
Love these videos 😌👏
Liam, first class as always. Just waiting for payday to buy one of the build packs. Really looking forward to giving this a go, as is my daughter - she’s pretty handy with a hammer, but I’ll maybe keep her away from the circular saw!!!🤕 Like you the old eyesight is going so she can watch the bubble as well!!
Hope the finger is ok and the other stuff outside work isn’t too serious and affecting you too much. Keep the chin up👍
Thank you !
I’ve grown up with no one in my life except my father and my brothers.
We are now closer than ever
Belts and braces love the steel idea much better .ive watch over 3 hrs of your videos im hooked enjoying it liam .
Justin @ Brickright 👍
Another great informative video step by step
Loving this series Liam 👍👍👊👊
Excelente trabajo 👏 saludos desde chile 💯
Incredible video! You are a master of your craft.
Another excellent video, looking forward to the next.
Loving the serious. If you ever need a hand Portsmouth way. Send me
It’s looking good 👍
Boss vlogs these Liam lad 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Brilliant that 👍🏻 Nice to see Davey remember the levels today 😉 shame you had to bury your assistant Debbie McGee (the cross at the front of the building)
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Love the videos, Dave doing well on the camera. These vids are giving me confidence to consider one of Liam's build packs. What a hardworking top bloke, juggling these vids, running the business and home life. Fair play 👍
After seeing the facebook video I am cringing at every nail going in ! Great video again Liam.
Thanks for the reply. I got it in this video as the first upright is not centred. Videos are so detailed and great advise, you deserve to sell loads of build packs.
Outstanding work and effort
I can recommend Facom drill /driver bits I've got a number 3 pozi (in my good bit box) put in a good number of heavy screws with it and still has no visible signs of wear! Also got a Facom chisel over a year old, used for sinking metal back boxes into brick and still like new, best chisel I've ever owned! All the best, Pete 👍
Really enjoying these. I have a build pack and planning on starting now in the spring. Perfect timing.
Does the build pack include where to purchase the materials? Does it include the sizes and where to buy the black corrugated sheets for the back? Thinking of buying a pack but the website just says it’s a list and instructions so would be good to know from somebody who has purchased one. Thanks.
@@cragly8759 Hi, it does come with a very comprehensive list of materials, but for things like lumber and the corrugated sheets, you'll need to find a local supplier. But all you have to do is send them the list in the build pack.
Thank you - thank you - thank you!! this is totally giving me the confidence to do this project. I wish you would do a garden room with a pitched roof. I wanted a gable roof (and have gone for planning to get it) and now feel really confident about the walls but need more confidence around gable roof structures (ridge board and roof rafters with the odd collar tie). I wonder if I've bitten off more than I should have for a first ever build?
Good job .proper grafter ❤
I really injoy watching your videos I'm thinking of getting a build pack for a games room for my son just trying to work out what size he'll need
Think your videos are great thank for taking your time to do them
Great vids 'what am gonna do' is start my own project in a couple of weeks using your advice and guidance! 2.4x3.6m gonna try bring it all in for less than £2.5k! Helps that I just brought a 2.5m sliding door off ebay for 65 quid!
Looking good. 👍
Class work again
Make it look easy!
With every whack with that hammer I’m wincing waiting for you to hit your nail!
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Jen has a lot to answer for for that graphic nail video clip 😬 bet the pain was instantly better 👍
Liam- how’s that finger?? Looked painful my man.. who needs power tools when there is Liam.
Loving the series and as ever addicted to your channel. Can’t wait to build mine this year !!!
It’s throbbing mate, hand nailing is over rated
I did the hot pin trick Two o'clock in the morning in Germany having dropped a stack of bricks on my finger bliss
Great video AGAIN 👊🏼👊🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Haven’t watched for a while but glad to see ur still flat out doing your stuff. Good video showing 1 man with minimal tools. Looked up the ox hammer there and looks good valve compared to the est wing . Hard to be a cramming hammer. Good luck
@lewis beaver yes i can say i have watched this one and parts 123 and will watch the rest of this great series my only regret is i dont have instagram so im not in the running for the tools ! oh well on to no.5
It’s coming along fantastic 😁
Brilliant video again Liam
Perfect timing as doing a garden room atm few good tips cheers pal
Another great video Liam - Loved watching them all. Hope your issues at home get sorted and all is well. Watched almost everyone of your videos - and they're even great going back to watch again. Not sure if I'm just sad - Or if my memory for the details is as bad as yours lol - Awesome stuff. Keep up the brill work. 🙂
Hi I think the confusion in the opening question on 400 centres is you measured from the outside edge not from the centre line of the outside upright and this means he thought you were 19mm out.
Yorkshire Power 👍👍👍
watched all great keep thinking Johnny Vegas has done voice over LOL . Cant do it now ,Knackered knees (even the replacements) back and hips always worked on my own (that's why I'm knackered) better that way LOL ex brickie and motorcyclists
Omg your finger looked so sore !
i am transfixed its like hexi tv on a dark night
Excellent again, such a good series, thank you. (Saw the Instagram post, so painful :( - Added value to the hammer though :) )
Can you advise if there are any planning issues building one of these on a property which is listed by certlidge please. Or does it fall within the permitted development bracket. Great videos. Keep up the good work. Your enthusiasm is infectious 👍.
Great tutorial videos, hoping to start my own next year. What space do you need to be able to clad behind? 300 / 400mm?
My idea of a hard day at work is a full day of conference calls. I feel ashamed 😐😁
A DIY video for therapy and first aid ending for nightmares.
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Your vids are really informative! fantastic instruction throughout!
How would you build it if the garden room was 5m deep by 3m wide with the door at the front 3m section? Would you run the rafters widthways on the 3m? Would you cut the studs at varying heights from back to front to get the 75mm slope?😎
Me, learning loads every video
Great set of videos. I think when using the circular saw maybe drop the audio when editing, I think it blow the wax out my ears
Is there an inexpensive fire rated cladding you would recommend as I’m going to have to build close to my boundaries?