Just making more work for ourselves! We hadn’t origianally planned on an overhang or barge boards other than the steel roof trim.
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Just making more work for ourselves! We hadn’t origianally planned on an overhang or barge boards other than the steel roof trim.
I watch so many of your videos and your always so knowladgble on buildings regs and ways to do things. where do you get your info and knowledge from? Im wanting to convert garage to a livable room and it seems so difficult to actually find out what i need know for things like regs.
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no,not worth it. must have money to burn though.
I love your videos Tim, but please ask yourself, which would I prefer to lose, my hearing or my eyesight?? You constantly wear your ear protection with the nail gun, but no safety glasses 🥴. I’ve seen the result of no safety eyewear with a nail gun and it ain’t pretty 🧑🦯
Just out of interest you struggled to move just the chassis around so how do you plan to mive the cabin to where it is going to be ??? Or is it staying where it is now 🤔 coming along nicely now by the way !!
Charlie DIYite viewers suggested using window packers under the last board to allow the water to drain – neat! Good progress
He has specially coated eyeballs that can stand up to flying nails.
Great video as always Tim. Just a note, if you don’t fix to the bottom batten it might possibly rattle in the wind. I’m sure you may have thought of that.
Love your work 👍
Shouldnt the roofing batterns be treated on top of the felt? Also you called them Purlins? A Purlin is a structural supports that goes under the rafters
You don’t think that cutting the green roofing material so far back that should any water get through and the pitch being low that the water might creep back by capillary attraction?
No criticism at all as a 5 year viewer of the channel, but instead of this build why didnt you buy a state of the art static caravan )Ive looked into this and the prices are horendous/not horendous depending on spec, granted not as big, but it would always be worth a very good value. Is there a resale value in this, and if so is it comparable? Im sure you have the answers to this, but it would be good to understand. Looks great, and you are doing a fantastic job 👍
Try spraying the membrane and batten black just to hide anything. Works a treat on the old builds we do mate
How do you find the triton thicknesser? Thinking of getting one.
7.54, came to work on ya bike today Tim 😀👍
ever seen what a bouncing broken nail does to an eye? i have it’s not pretty. i’ve also had a piece hit just under my safety specs and lodge in my face. the warnings about nail guns are real. i suppose it’s a numbers game use a tool long enough and something will go wrong. Everyone is responsible for themselves and their own body it’s always your choice on diy. i just wince when your face is so close cheers from australia
Hi Tim really enjoying watching all your projects and just wondered where you got the timber fascia boards from?
Thanks for the update.
Great video great work well presented only criticism there getting shorter and shorter videos timings 👍
Hi. I noticed that you are using a Triton plainer/thicknesser. I had another brand and I was disappointed with it, I am only a hobbyist and by no means do I work the machines hard but the one I had before lasted only just longer that the guarantee and as it was lockdown I can only have used it about twenty times so I was not happy getting another one. How have you found your machine, have you had it very long and what quantity are you getting.