Really I admire people who know how to do these DIY things and work so hard to turn out a perfect job in spite of setbacks like the weather. This fellow has the perfect formula for great work. Kudos!

What an awesome result! Looks so much better. Great job.

This looks so good! The video and final work came out amazing!

Amazing outcome, well worth the effort!

that looks great! Keep these videos coming!

This turned out very well. I am can empathize with you on the rain situation. I feel like a lot of my projects are on hold while the weather decides what it wants to do. I'm glad you pushed through and finished strong. This gave me the motivation I need to finish the projects I have in mind. One of them will be a walkway to the door and I'm excited to see how it turns out. Thank you for the encouragement :)

That looks beautiful, well done mate..

like how you kept the circumstances and difficulty in the video, keeps it real and lets you know what to do if it happens to them

I have been watching a lot of DIY paver pathway videos, and this is the best so far.

In Denmark, you would never put soil underneath your paving. Soil is a organic material meaing that it will move around, if the temperature drops, reaises, the material gets soaked etc etc. The way to do it here would be : 6 inches of light gravel og sand with bigger corns and smaller stones in. 6 inches of something we call "stabilgrus" that is a gravel type with loads of rocks in in many sizes between 0-01⁄4in rocks in, and also som binding material in form of clay and sand, so that it compacts really nice together. 1-2 inches of sand on top to lay the paving in. Eeach alyer gets compacted. The first to layers with a 150-400 kg compacter the toplayer with a 50-100kg compacter Now its ready for screeding and laying pavers. Some times we will use a compactor on top of the paving again, specially if it is a driveway, or has some sort of heavy trafic. But its very interesting to see what you would do in another country.

you did a great job it looks awesome. Thank you for this video

Dude that was a freken awesome clip! I literally felt like I was there with your voiceover and story-line. Great job man! Turned out great and I learned some stuff. Thx

Super looking walkway now. Easy on the eyes. Good times!

How beautiful your yard came out love the color scheme. Lots of work though, but it was worth it. Thanks for sharing. Take care

I was weary about making a paver patio without the gravel base, but you just eased my mind. Thank you!

Stunning job, transformed the look of it for sure

dude! great time lapse on a track! quality shots

You did a beautiful job! Lots of work but you saved money doing yourself and you have the pride in knowing what you are capable of!!

Thank you. Your troubles with the project will help me shut up my complaining mind as I try to muddle through the a Florida heat and mosquitoes. Your work is absolutely beautiful.

Wow thats a lot of work! The end results are amazing.

man, you did an astonishing path renovation, excellent job.

Dude, came out awesome, great job 👌

Big difference. Thanks for posting this.

Without a doubt..... the greatest 6 minute video ever

Looks fantastic! Good thinking with widening it so you don't have to make the cuts.

Looks great man!

I would love to see an update video from you. I know you and your wife must be busy with regular work and the baby, but if you get time and would be willing to show us a video highlighting what the home was like when you moved in and what it looks like now I would be so excited! You've done so many incredible projects, and re-watching you do this walkway makes me want to see what it looks like a year later. Thanks again for all the wonderful videos!

wow , love your work! i am inspired. currently i am on the same project as you trying to get my garden into shape... and currently i have lots and lots of work to do!

Nice work and very helpful tips on pavers. Thank you!! Enjoy them.

Love it when I watch a How To video and end up saying, "That's how I did it when I didn't know what I was doing!!!" Reused old clay bricks to do two small 3' x 2.5' areas across a flower bed surrounding our patio. Turned out well so I'm going to add paths beside our driveway (maybe 20" wide by 40 linear feet total) concrete strips with timbers on outside. 1940s house that has, "Hey, I wonder how I can fix / upgrade that mess," projects all around it. Great video.

That walkway looks awesome!

Great job! My back got sore just watching!

This was a great video and a great help. I have much of the same problems so very informational. Beautiful job completed.

I love the push through at the end, great work ethic!

That is a super tedious job. Great work! Love your videos!

Thanks for sharing. That is one neat looking walkway.

wow! what an improvement!

Very nice. Will do mine this weekend. Thanks for the video.

It’s look beautiful and amazing. Great work

it looks soooo much better! great work!

You're Amazing!! It looks great!!! Great personality!!

I wish I had time and a good back to do this kind of stuff. Great job.

Good looking walkway.

Fantastic vid, I’ve been There, seen it, and done it all before , short , sweet and to the point as we say in England we’ll done mate 🇺🇸🇬🇧

The only time you needed it to rain; to lock the sand into place between the pavers... No rain- All in all; great work and perseverance. It definitely made its a lot safer and makes that area look better.👍🏻

Turned out great! 👍🏻

WoW! lots of work, but looks great! Nice job!

Way to stick with it! Looks amazing!

"A lot of shoveling, and it's gonna suck." Subscribed....

Great job at making it interesting and specifically detailed at the same time. It helps to know why the orignal bricks failed and how to prevent it once you relayed the new pavers.

Great work mate. What a hard work 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Wow, just awesome work!

Super robota i dokładne wykonanie :)

Beautiful job. Thanks from the UK.

Great demonstration. I live in Georgia and wonder if we need sand, probably because we get a lot of rain and sometimes snow! Thanks for your time and effort. Great looking job!

Nice job! Very inspirational!

It turned out really good.

omg! u r so talented awesome job!

I plan to do this with old brick, to make a curving walkway. Glad you showed how to do this without concrete.

awesome final result!

Nicely done walkway. nice and simple.

looks great, good job man!

Well done, brilliant job

Nice. Fantastic work.

Hell yes nice job big difference it worth all the effort and hard work👌👌

that looks fanstastic!

Looks fantastic!

Gorgeous!!

Wow 🤩 great job!!

Looks great !

looks awesome! learn something new! Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Nice job, all the best!

This turned out great. We're wanting to do something similar to our walkway on the side of our house. In Arizona we don't get much moisture so I'm happy about that. The tiny walk way we have now looks like it was literally just laid out without any actual work so it's all crocked and warped and looks terrible. I can't wait to do this in the future

Man I would have gave you a hand. Good thing we need the rain. Looks like next week it's raining too.

sweet! love the work ethic! go go go!

I have a walkway to do and you answered my questions, thanks.

Looks amazing

amazing job brother!!!!

Good job. Helped me a lot. Thanks

Great job! That looked like a ton of work. But it paid off.

Very nice, very informative. Thank you.

OMG that is awesome job you are a hero

Great video, thanks for this..👍👍

Awesome bro you make it look so easy

Great job looks awesome

Truth be told, the after looks better than the before. Good video.

Great video. Good inspiration.

great job. that damn rain!

Looks great that was satisfying to watch lol!

Outstanding!

Great job!

Any suggestions for folks who... #1 looking to start from scratch. Meaning what I have now is grass but would like a walk way similar to what you finished with #2 I subscribed to your channel today because I hoped to find somewhere on KZfaq how to safely, easily and with as little mess as possible breaking glass panes out of an antique wooden door. Anyway, came across your video on putting an entire glass front on a standard “steel” door which looked great. Watched more videos and you tend to use quite a few tools I do not have for projects. I try to do as much as I can as cheap as possible with using minimal saws, grinders, planes, etc...cause I cannot afford such tools to do all the jobs id like to do like this video especially. I rambled i know but i sure would love to see projects using out of the ordinary type items (scrap wood, pallets, PVC Pipe, milk crates, just stuff ordinary people can find laying around dumpsters or salvage yards). I need a walkway like that and almost that size but cant afford all those pavers, the tool you used to flatten it, i dont have connections like you do to borrow a tractor or cannot even afford rent some of those tools you use in a lot of videos. What suggestions do you recommend to people to create a walkway using very little tools and make it safe and wye catching? Adding a segment to your show once a week, 2 times a week maybe called something like Low Budget DIY projects 101 or DIY for dummies on a dime. I need/want to do many things that you can do with your eyes closed (gate on my fence needs major repair, need a work bench with storage and to fit Mitre saw correctly, drainage from small, medium to large size, painting a ceiling efficiently (i paint ceiling FIRST, then walls) i NEED something to store all my pieces of little hardware. Tons of bolts, washers, screws of all sizes, nails, conduit extenders, clips, zip ties, name it snd i most likely have a F load. I’d love to see a segment on a cheap way to make a wall unit without buying all those plastic containers that I can neatly store all kinds (lets go with 100 different pieces, some have a lot more than others) hardware. I like how you explain what you are doing and a Buffalo Bills fan...my only issue is, i cant afford to purchase most tools you use please help my family by helping me do something im proud of and dont F up like most times i do. Thanks

Came out nice man

You’ve got some very useful friends 😉 .....nice job 👏

Great work 💪🏻

Great job man.

great video appreciate the work. gave me some good ideas. thanks

Awesome video man! Great knowledge, and entertaining to watch. You have a great talent with what you do! "I even let it run by itself for a while" :D That killed me. Automated Compactor LOL.

Very very good job man.