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i modified one of the bits to drive wood pegs in ground it works very well

you may have not thought of this but many people are resistant to wireless devices. Does this device only broadcast when pressed or does it broadcast all the time and just sound when pressed?

Wine cellar / cinema room for me ❤

I would caulk between each panel with GE silicon caulking.

Yup to much work ill settle for a regular install lol.

My question is I don't understand why you are not working to a set of approved plans as yet, you are making things that should be straightforward a lot harder than they should be. I mean taking the foundations, one reason they are certain depths is so they 'work blocks' and you can get up to damp without cutting loads of blocks. Then with the steel columns you are talking about thermal impacts, well that's why people do a set of plans before they start building! Had you got plans done at the outset it would have been apparent the Southern end needed substantial work, then you could have planned for the spoil better. The point is all these situations have knock on effects, seems a really stressful way to build to me.

Im making a timberframe. Im also milling my timbers. Since its all green wood, what should be done about bugs that have gotten into the wood? It takes about 149° f to kill the bugs. Except by heating the wood its no longer easy to work with.

It's interesting that this insulated panel uses no spline or caulking.

Where's the door!!! 😢

Good job. We used the same material 6 years ago and it's still in good condition 👍

I thought the spring would go on the outside as a closer?

Does that frame sit on the 18mm OSB on the roofing joists or does it sit directly on the joists and firring strips before it’s all gets OSB?

Great job. Thanks for sharing this information 🫡🫡

Thank you!😊 Doing the same job, saved us ages. Brilliant

This was great to watch, I hope you continued to weld 👍

Hi there. Thanks for the video - I do enjoy them and they are spot on for me as a DIYer. I am very interested at section 4:49 of the video. The door is half way up the wall, does this go to your house from the hall. I am wanting to do something similar where I can get access to the brick garage to be able to use it as a utility room.

Working with your daughter is awesome. I know they are the best memories with my dad. Now I also do projects with my daughter (also a read head, lol) It’s the best.

Did you not consider the hob above the oven ?

It’s amazing how different the rules and laws are in the UK and USA. God bless you two. ❤

Hi Tim, you might want to drop in a 100mm pipe to where you want the wood burner for external air supply. If you want a woodburner/stove in the Kitchen like the Charlton and Jenrick Bakechef, that also would want a 100mm air feed. If they are backing onto external walls then ignore the above but if internal you might want to put them in below the slab now.

Inspired I'm building a 6x4.5m equivalent of this. Getting professionals to do the timber frame but doing the rest DIY. One thing I can't work out despite watching all vids many times is you seem to start your panels flush with the 25mm battern at chicken end so did you have a 25mm gap at the house end where the 6x1m panels join your ~5.25x1m side panels? Was it just a case of foaming that?

Such an annoying character. What is it??!!!

Easy question I hope, make of shovel you used on pool sides.

Use it as a wine cellar or something other useful room. Swimming pool is just costly to maintain and how often will you really use it. Stop being lazy and go to the swimming baths ;)

That "pool" has bunker written all over it.

Are you sure you really want a pool under the same roof? Keeping it heated will be fun…😵‍💫. Really enjoying the build and the farm life, though I have no idea how your brain manages it all! Cheers from from chilly Oz! 😊😊

Not trying to upset you, but this is not really pushing the definition of a class Q conversion so you can understand the councils concerns 😀

If you're digging like Colin Furze, then you need to sell the soil in jars like he did.

Excellent 👍

Probably a bit late for you now, but we used Foamglas blocks as fractionally cheaper than Thermoblocks. Based in Bath if you wanted to come and look. But as an alternative, stick 25-50mm XPS/EPS insulation either side of your trenchblocks and that will give you the same or better if you can tie the insulation into your slab insulation. Remember thermal bridge details is about stopping the thermal short-cuts with structural elements, not necassirly cutting it completely.

You've probably already made the decision and ordered them, but we used Foamglas blocks as a slightly cheaper alternative to Thermalblocks for the thermal bridge. But, if you have the height, a single row of 215mm tall thermalite trenching block in a 25mm EPS/XPS sandwich should give you approx the same thermal break as a 65mm row of thermalblock. So you might find it much cheaper and get a better thermal break if you trench block all the way, and then pack 25-50mm insulation sheets either side and tie in with the rest of your insulation?

I know this is not a fashion video but are you wearing floral pants when sitting in the digger explaining things? If so, very stylish for work gear!

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Thank good ness you're not doing this in winter. Think of all that mud! Good going, team.

Wine cellar!!!!! For sure! You can also grow mushrooms ^^ or store fruits and vegetables, maybe prepare dry meat (salted or spicy duck fillet!) Lots of amazing food and drinks!

jusy wow

Hi Tim, great content, what CAD have you used ? Thanks

Looking like an archeological dig every day! Lol

Did you see in the time-lapse at the start of the video that the dumper was slowly moving forward as you filled it up?

love the title. had me in stitches

Don't overlook the need for bottom of pool drainage!

I quickly read the title of the video and I saw Colin Furze... No! Not him! He will make holes everywhere! Ah well... you also make holes everywhere finally 😉😁 Tim, nice mastery of the mechanical shovel (French term I guess) 👍

If Colin Furze did this, the pool would be underground and would rise up on an elevator 😂😂

Should that not be ‘below ground up’…… 😁Before your explanation I was thinking how much easier it was to build using a digger rather than converting in the traditional sense. This coming from a bloke who has just finished rebuilding a 200 year old Georgian ground floor. All rotten thanks to no air movement

Lovely….but are you making an Olympic size pool …? 😊

I always put my tools back in a safe place, its so safe i can never find them 😢

Thank you for your video, how did you find cutting those stone with the machine? Which machine do you recommend please? Thank you

Hey. We are looking to paint the woodwork dark green and the walls a light grey. How would you go about this? Do skirting first and overspray into walls? Then mask skirting once dry and go over the overspray? Would it cover? Or is there a way to do walls first and then woodwork as to me it would make more sense to go lighter then darker? But how would I mask up the walls without it damaging the walls after? Even with the masking tape for new paint I find it risky? Any tips? Also how many coats of spray would you say a wall and woodwork takes? And does it take longer in between coats? Sorry so many questions.

Thanks

I'm a floor layer and I've never in over 20 years seen anyone latex like this with that trowel 👍😂