This is a wonderful delight of a vid like always .... I'm gonna miss these days when you are able to respond to all the subscribers ... and then your channel blasts up into the million subscribers and it's impossible to interact. Always great content and love seeing the perfection and education. Have a perfect weekend !
Very inspiring watching your vids, being a novice, I never realised how much planning needs to go into a project and how that shows through in the final design. Really appreciate you sharing your tips & tricks, love the Viking arms!
couple of things Robin. I realised David was a true professional when I saw him lean over to sight the line when he and Ed were covering the door; instead of just trusting measurements. The other thing I ask is when painting a wall, why not go all over coverage. I realize that you wont see it but OCD requires complete converage.
Great video and great project. My 'Reliable Carpentry' hoodie arrived today - yay! Managed to resist the urge to wear it while watching the video though. Greatest of respect to Davie @NoLeggedContractor from another Edinburgh man!
Just noticed title in the thumbnail: 'Desinger' - those slats to baffle the sound of Robin singing in the shower? Is his voice that bad? My wife is currently out at choir, I'm banned from making my untuneful roar so I could do with those slats!
I appreciate the comment, with enough experience and knowledge a craftsman is able to know when using a power tool that may produce chips and dust when it would be appropriate to adopt appropriate PPE, Davie like many time served and experienced craftspeople just know that some applications such as this one he is performing is very low risk when it comes to the potential of harm to his eyes, Davie has experienced the unimaginable in his professional life serving us and I trust his judgment when it comes to PPE, I know that the rules on building sites are 5 point PPE for all no excuses but that is from an avoidance of liability and litigation from the main contractor, they really do not care about us in general!!!
Loved working with you bro
It was brilliant working with you too, you are proper inspiration!!!
Fair play to the bloke inspirational ❤
It was great being able to turn off the subtitles when David was speaking. Not like those rough English accents of Robin and Ed.
Great to see you on Robin's channel and subbed
I had to look Davie ( slap that sassanack calling you dah’vy🙄😂 your story mate,
Kudos to you brother !
🫡
Cheers from Canada. No subtitles needed. Love Scotland and England.
It's not just people across the pond who appreciate inches - people as old as me also like them!
Exactly..am sick of googling cm/mm t feet & inches.. kilos t pounds/stones..kilometers t miles..bring bk the good old imperial..😢
Love the shirt Ed, very apt 😁
great job!
You need to Edstend those saw horses Robin!
this is a robin clevett special i can see you have done all your homework on this project cant wait for part 2 robin
Cliff hanger! Dang. This should be cool.
7:30 am. Like the mirror added idea!
Festool sander, and air nailer. love it. very much like my weekends.
Another good video Robin, thats an interesting feature your making.....and thanks for your service David 👍
You bet
Looking forward to the next video on mirrors and slats 👍
Coming soon!
Stunning work. Really enjoy watching you work.
Great vid as usual. Just need a bit more sun on Robins legs nearly needed my sunnies on :) Good stuff David!
Working on it!
High class workmanship, as always; just don't have a clue what you're trying to do!
On the money that rob, on the money!
great work again
Thank you! Cheers!
This is a wonderful delight of a vid like always .... I'm gonna miss these days when you are able to respond to all the subscribers ... and then your channel blasts up into the million subscribers and it's impossible to interact. Always great content and love seeing the perfection and education. Have a perfect weekend !
Hopefully Thor I will make enough time to read all the comments and interact when I can!! Thanks mate!!
Very inspiring watching your vids, being a novice, I never realised how much planning needs to go into a project and how that shows through in the final design. Really appreciate you sharing your tips & tricks, love the Viking arms!
Looking great, nice work fellas!
Thank you! Cheers!
couple of things Robin. I realised David was a true professional when I saw him lean over to sight the line when he and Ed were covering the door; instead of just trusting measurements. The other thing I ask is when painting a wall, why not go all over coverage. I realize that you wont see it but OCD requires complete converage.
Great video and great project. My 'Reliable Carpentry' hoodie arrived today - yay! Managed to resist the urge to wear it while watching the video though.
Greatest of respect to Davie @NoLeggedContractor from another Edinburgh man!
Nice one Craig!!!! thank you fr buying a hoodie!!!!!
3 minutes in. How will he do the curve? Outer, room faces of slats have same gaps as flat wall, or the rear faces have same gaps... tension mounts!
Where do u get the hinges for door that you ply thanks
Nooice!
Looks amazing What are the price on those boards robin I would like to try those against birch ply
The boards are about £70 plus vat for the 18mm
What hinges are used on the door?
We call those rods a story stick?
What are the hinges you are using for your hidden door?
they're called soss hinges
A amputete carpenter respect bro
Absolutely, much respect, and Davie is a super cool, humble guy and I am blessed to be able to call him my friend
Just noticed title in the thumbnail: 'Desinger' - those slats to baffle the sound of Robin singing in the shower? Is his voice that bad? My wife is currently out at choir, I'm banned from making my untuneful roar so I could do with those slats!
All rhis rod talk 😂 jokes aside great stuff
Can beat a good rod!!!
@@ukconstruction 😂😂😂
Love it and am jealous as fuck.
Really sorry to throw a negative, but you really should be wearing safety glasses when using a router.😥
I appreciate the comment, with enough experience and knowledge a craftsman is able to know when using a power tool that may produce chips and dust when it would be appropriate to adopt appropriate PPE, Davie like many time served and experienced craftspeople just know that some applications such as this one he is performing is very low risk when it comes to the potential of harm to his eyes, Davie has experienced the unimaginable in his professional life serving us and I trust his judgment when it comes to PPE, I know that the rules on building sites are 5 point PPE for all no excuses but that is from an avoidance of liability and litigation from the main contractor, they really do not care about us in general!!!
@@ukconstruction sorry but no excuses for not wearing safety glasses. Will be unsubscribing now.
Really??
@@Excel510goodbye snowflake
Can’t take those shorts seriously 😂