It absolutely amazes me how much you know how to do at such a young age. Your dad must have been teaching you by the time you could walk. I love watching your videos.

Hanging a plumb line down the wall to ensure the down spout is straight - simple genius! It's the easy things that everyone misses.

A real pleasure watching you two men work. And a genuine learning experience, too. Jolly good.

The gutter system looks simple but elegant. Nice work.

Soothing to watch your work... and listen to your voice!

These videos bring me joy. You've inspired me to find an old place and restore it. I've learned from you.

On a restoration project such as this, saving money by devising ways to do the job yourself & improvising is the best option. You are doing that & seem to manage it in a way that gets the job done efficiently & is eye appealing. Nice work!

I love this beautiful, simple half-moon design. Clean and simple

That house is getting so much prettier, wonderful job. Wish you the best 👍👍👍

Carl I'm loving this stuff, excellent work👍. I started working on old farm buildings with my uncle when I was 11. Some demolished and replaced with new large modern structures, others refurbished as it depended what the intended use was. Also cast sillage pits, cattle crushes and concreted lots of the farmyard as the winter weather in NW Ireland is ultra wet!! All via a mixer on the back of the tractor AFTER drawing the sand and gravel via trailer (all shovelled on) from local ancient beach areas (licenced). Uncle still farms it nearly 50 years later. We worked extremely hard but had great fun, your videos brought amazing memories back for me. It nearly killed my auntie trying to feed us as we were burning so many calories every day. 👍👍👍

Beautiful job ! Great attention to Detail . Two masters

Great! I was just looking for a video like this one to learn about how to do it too! Thank you and greetings from Portugal.

This was smartly designed and beautifully built.

Very enjoyable to follow your steps and meticulous work, excellent result!

Quality craftsmen yet again!

i watch almost all the vids and are left with respect towards the craft and patience

thoughtful & thorough work.

Thanks for posting and sharing. Looking fwd to seeing more of your episodes.

Back again, finally. Awesome 😎

Another outstanding project

Nice work👍🏻 what a complex fastening system you got.

I love your video’s! I learn a lot about your techniques👍😃

No better Hop-up, saw bench, cuppa seat, than an old beer crate 👌

As thorough as possible. Top job. F all straight in an old French place.😮

Awesome vid. Great work.

I think you guys are brilliant and inspiring. I have not watched all the videos yet, but I do think though that your younger sister deserves some mentioning from time to time.

I need to install gutters on my old farm in 2 weeks. This will help for sure. Thanks ! Subscribed.

Sir, your vision, your planning and advice with the help of your good team is on another level. I see bringing the past into the present and future! {Awesome skill level}!

I have to hand it to you, your workshop has the best conditions to realize ideas. I only have a modest little one to show for it - but for my needs it's quite enough. Maybe this year at Christmas there will be one or the other woodworking machine as a gift.

Fantastic craftmenship well done

Hello from the Pacific Northwest. Beautiful gutter system you have there! We are on year 5 of a similar gutter (6” / 15 cm half round galvanized steel) install (father and son installed). The only difference is that we have are using rain chain instead of downspouts. We get a tremendous amount of precipitation here - 167 days a year on average . We have had 2 snow/ ice storms of 18” (45 cm) or greater accumulation since install and several windstorms of 50+mph (80+ kph). I am pleased to report the gutters still hold tight and have not needed any repairs. All joints are riveted and sealed with gutter mastic. You should anticipate a long happy life with your gutters😀👍 Fantastic channel have created. You and your dad make a good team. Keep up the good work. PS- still looking for the metric conversion factor for “days”.

I NOTICED ON THE 54 PLUS MINUTE IT REALLY"TOOK OFF"! CONGRATS ON 6 MILLION VIEWS AND GROWING!!

Hi, It’s always nice to follow project. It’s a pleasure to listen to you. Easy to follow. I’m not English. How many are you in the family? Looking forward to next episode. Thks a lot Louis

Thanks a lot, it was worth the waiting.

Excellent work

Very nice job ...thanks for sharing it with us ....Karim from Algeria

“More drilling was done, and more holes were made.“ lol

Mooi gemaakt en weer een top job 💪👌👍🤩 Groetjes uit Holland 👋🏼👋🏼

Carl I think we need to build small houses for the birds' nests. It will make a good movie. Thanks for the motivation, I live in a small town. Where people started living from 1152 . The village grew into a town in 1781. There are very few old houses, many have been destroyed by wars

Very nice job you guys work very hard

Awesome work and video thank you👍

Sehr schön , gut gemacht .

Beautiful patient work mate, wish metal guttering was so readily available here in Uk.

Outstanding!!

Really nice commentary 👌 very enjoyable

Love Dad's bracelet

Great job!

I like your work. God bless you.

It is very nice work, I like it

Well done !!

Ótimo trabalho! Parabéns! (Nice job , congratulations!)

beautiful house, beautiful job, what else ?? Bonne continuation pour les travaux!

I've been going through your entire playlist : your videos are very soothing as a background while I'm working! Your voice-over, the nature sounds, you working and the wind chimes combine in the most wonderful way. Thank you! I realise I'm super late to this video, but why aren't birds welcome to roost under the roof tiles ? The entire construction seems so solid that one nest can't really damage that, right? Restoring the farm must feel to some types of birds like a restoration of their habitat, no?

A beautiful job.

great work

Muchas gracias por enseñarnos tanto Carl. Un saludo

Wonderful video

I hope the silicone that you are using is compatible with the tin of the gutters.The downpipe brackets are brilliant, Ive used them before and would recommend them to anyone.

Great video ,thanks

You guys deserve the gutter fabrication & installation Nobel Prize !!

Hola !! Excelente trabajo Felicitaciones 👏👏👏❤🏡

Looks like there’s a bigger gap than necessary between the tool rest and the wheel on your bench grinder, check your owners manual and close the gap for safety sake. Love your channel, you do great work.

This looks good, for now. I hope it doesn't snow where you live... or rain to much.... or get too windy.

Same we can only buy black / white plastic at B&Q in the UK - great work looks quality in my opinion

Good Job!

A lot of work for a really nice outcome!

Outstanding effort. You should be very proud. Thank you for sharing.

Lovely bit of lateral thinking. If you can't buy what you want, then make it. Well done.

Great craftsmanship. Well done indeed!

Amazing

Nice, good old days all joints would have been soldered, now that would have been fun

Nice job.

Thank you for the video. I own a place in the same department than you and your work is helping a lot in my renovation.

I'm interested to see how the mastic joints work out as I've not had good results. Ended up soldering the old fashion way (and learnt a new skill! 😀).

Solder, solder, solder.

nice job

Nice work. I Laike it. 👏👏

super curious to find out about the water tank. Great video series btw

If I may make a suggestion 1. Lightning Rod on the Roof tied in to the gutter system and than a ground stake in the ground 2. Keep up the great Work.

I think you should have soldered the joints rather than riveted, those rivets will not last. That is how I learnt of my French roofer. I think the reason they do it is because in France they get heavy rain and you will be surprised at how much pressure builds up. Nice video series!

Excellant!

Good job

Beautiful. Great work.

Nice work. Thanks for sharing your work with us. One suggestion: I think it is easier to cut the hole for the downspout in the gutter by just cutting into it with a hacksaw and then using tin snips (metal cutting shears) to cut the hole. In my opinion this is a better (less dangerous and cleaner) approach than using the hole saw on an electric drill.

A great lesson! That's how gutters are made for 200 years. (Only silicone will not last that long) ...

Wot - no soldered joints? The guttering supports are also normally driven into the genoise to be closer to the roof tiles

Awesome

Well done. I like your work and video and your cat .

AMAZING......

These guys are seriously talented

Hi Carl, great job using a non-soldering method... how did you fix an end cap?

I'm amazed you got a hole saw to bore through tin and only broke two pilot bits!

Ask Santa for a pair of tin snips , great job on the install

why didnt you braze solder the joins like the french do ?

Love the work. Were there gutters on the building at anytime before, are you replacing or installing? I've heard of old buildings cracking after installing gutters that weren't there previously because it can modify the surrounding ground structure.

Lime pointing is where it is at!!!

I have really enjoyed watching your progress. Where is this building located? Are you turning it into a house? Will there be more episodes to come? ❤️❤️❤️

Nice 👍

ottimo lavoro io avrei optato per un canale piu grande comunque bravi

Siete bravissimi!! Ma perché lavorate senza guanti?