The Roos are back, living in harmony 😊 Using reclaimed materials is so nice to see, what a great result👌

Judy and Scott Love your videos You are both very inspirational

I’ve been waiting in bated anticipation for your next release 👏🏼

Lookin good! Enjoyed watching, thanks.

Love the bathroom It looks bloody amazing!!

Once I win lotto, I'm following you up the Tablelands. Until then, I'll have to live through your videos. Great job mate. Living the dream!

I liked the clever design elements and the quality editing. And a funny ending.

The new bathroom looks absolutely fantastic :)

Modern rustic. Love it.

My best to Judy. Glad to see she's back to keep you in line and make sure you eat better.

Looks great Scott and Judy!

That’s just great. It’s all you need really, basic need fulfilled.

It is truly a joy to watch your creativity - thanks for taking the time to put this together, Scott

Gotta love a good Japanese Saw

That wood transformed it! Wow!

Awsome video mate. Jack of all trades by the looks

I like the trick with the masking tape on the paint can.

Great to see! Team work makes a dream work.

Turned out absolutely lovely. Thanks

I’ve only just recently found your channel, wow I just love watching and learning how you guys go about things! Very impressive 👍

Scott/Judy…the eyes on your puppy dog are beautiful…your friend from the States, David👍❤️🙂

👍👍👍 It will be awesome mancave! 👍

I’m impressed I love it you never disappoint

Love the video mate! Great to see the progression of the property, the shed looks awesome!

Well that turned out a treat!

👍for Judy

You'll have no excuse to come back to the house a mess now Scott. Even using scrap you make it look like that's the way it was meant to be.

I bet there was a few layers of paint on the old timber. So happy to see it come to good use and not dumped, well done.

The “rustic” appearance of the reclaimed pine and sheet metal perfectly captures the Forme Industrious look of your work. I love that you didn’t sand down the pine after the paint stripping process.

Very nice, looks really good !!

So refreshing to someone still using the "original" cordless tools. Great job guys.

Awesome Looks great

Wow! That looks awesome!!

Thank you for the video 😊

I'm very much enjoying this build series, its a dreary evening here in the UK, not much chance of seeing a bunch of roos in my garden thats for sure :) Also, that paint pour with the tape, totally going to do that from now on, what a great idea :)

Yes, lookin good

Those smartek hot water heaters are great have one for My caravan

What a beauty! Well done Judy & Nala on the de-nailing. Love all the timber Scott looks fabulous! Bet that shower felt great !!

bravo ! 👏

good vid Mr Turner cheers mate

Fantastic, Scott. Love seeing the progress and hard work in each episode. Inspiring stuff!

looks great

The Tongue and Groove Floor Boards came in 12 foot lengths. And since We were going to hang it vertically as Wall Boards it needed to be cut to lengths of 123 inches. And since there were so many of them to shorten Two of Us set about doing it. First I measured 120 inches with My Ten foot Tape Measure and marked it. Then I added 3 inches and marked it again, then I cut it. This first Board was then became the Template from which I cut all My other Boards. My Mate did the same. When hanging the vertical Wall Boards it became clear that all of My Boards were short. I had mistakenly added THREE CENTIMETRES not 3 inches. So We hung the Boards Long short Long short in alternating sequence across the Wall with the Gap at the bottom, intending to cover the Gaps with a Skirting Board. In the 20+ years the Board covered Wall existed the Skirting Board was never added. In time it became known that the Gaps were a Deliberate Architectural Feature (without further explanation). Personally I have always blamed it on Australia’s conversion from Imperial to Metric and the manufacture of Tape Measures calibrated in both. That and My youth and inexperience.

I love the look of the rustic wooden boards.

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Sa prends vie ❤😊 bon courage

Very posh Scott! Your industriousness is inspiring. Great work, great look, and great post! Cheers.

Respect! Love what you do! Looks like you need a plumber. I would like to volunteer. Drop me a line and I'll let you know where to send the plain tickets. Seriously though I love your videos.

Cool! Curious why you didn't put a vent pipe or at least an air admittance valve on that drain line. I know it's "just a shed" and your drain line runs to air so you don't have to worry about sewer gases coming into the shop. But without a vent the traps are going to siphon. Even with the frog stop at the end of the drain line I'd be a bit concerned about creepy-crawlers coming up through dry traps. Don't know what sorts of creepy-crawlies you have in Northern Australia, but I'll never forget having had some really large, wiggly antennae poking up in the shower drain one morning in an old apartment I very briefly occupied. I'm fond of U-bends that stay filled with water!

Great video. Nice work on the interior. Nicer than my house. Mahalo for sharing!🙂🐒

Builds coming along mate and that shower unit looks more hygenic than some of the places I've stayed in whaen I was on the road....... 👍🇬🇧👍

Great team work there Scott. Bloody good job 👍

The thunder box is coming along nicely

I have to agree, that tape on the paint can is a nifty idea 👍

Amazing job Scott!!! 💪🏻🙌🏻

As usual, insanely jealous of your skills and ability to build something like that! Looks amazing!

Fantastic work, Scott! It's looking great! 😃 Looking forward to the next projects! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

8:14 that sound will not be heard the last time in that tin chamber :D

Love the way you do things!

Awesome work Scott! I'd love to hear more about the house. Cheers

Top quality work as always!

Looks so good Scott.

Looking good Scott.. You'll be completely moved in before you know it.. I hope one day you can make a few more pieces of industrial furniture.. Scott take care my friend and God Bless you and your family....

coming along great, re salvaging timber is a great thing and although its time consuming, sure helps the budget. keep on keeping on. Regards to you both.

What a sharp looking bathroom, Scott! This is particularly interesting as my wife & I finished drawing preliminary house floor plan Tuesday and reviewed on-site with our architect Wednesday. With that in motion it's on to drawing workshop plans, which we'll build first as you did to facilitate our house build. Exciting stage of life we're entering, though I must say it feels like the clock is ticking! Best, Andrew P.S. Makers Camp was great last weekend, everyone sends their best!!! Jon Peters & I dutifully drank a beer in your name ;-)

Good stuff dude.. its all coming along well. 🤘😀

Looking good. Love to see a plan come together.

Great job as usual 👍🏼

Nice work. Very useable.

Hi Scott. I can see your male "cave" is gaining color. It's nice to see your daughter helping you at work. My daughter also likes to tinker with me. Greetings from Poland.

Very nice work, both of you. Stripping old paint, is only ok if it makes the wood much cheaper.

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Mate I dont think you will have enough pressure but be aware of hammering in the pipes against the metal cladding, you can just buy anti hammering tap washers if it occurs.

Where's the jacuzzi going?😁 I bet that first shower felt good.

Naturally a band saw was among the basic fit out tooling! Move the pump mate, bury it in a pit outside.

Hey Scott! Long time no see!

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Hey Scott Would like to know what you used on the old tongue n groove timber, can see it’s a timber primer but what sort. It looked like it was a clear coat. Used the same sort of timber for a barn door. Awesome work 👍

Hot running water makes life great! Judy might not think so, but the paint came off well with the heat gun. Old paint in the UK often just balls up in a sticky mess when using heat. Just curiously is the steam from the shower not going to add to Queensland’s humidity and rust the tools even faster in the shed? Or a better question, do you need a lid on the dunny? 😊

Those smart X fittings are the best ever, good job Scott. Need a tall antenna on your shed for your internet? What are the Japanese saws like to use?

I’m liking the bathroom build, especially the tin and the door. Is a building permit required for this or is it considered agricultural? So the clean room will be temporary living quarters until the house is built? Also do y’all camp in the van while doing this construction?

Скот, привіт з України. Ти помаленьку продовжуєш свій благоустрій. Бачу з'явилися нові помічники? Супер. Скот, все класно. Успіхів тобі.

Loving this series! What's the tape for in the paint pour (@17:33)? Does it reduce dripping? Thumbs up, and thanks for posting!

Personally, I’d like a nice subfloor so I don’t have to walk on cold concrete after a shower.

This is the life style we bought into when we immigrated to Australia from the UK, A beautiful idyllic setting, with a rustic shower, a few cows, and old Yota 4x4 with some Banana, Mangoes and a garden just big enough so sustain the wife and I. It started off so beautifully, we were on track to make "Robinson Crusoe" look like a Sunday School Pick nick when it all tuned into "Lord of the Flies" with the local Council making their appearance and demanded that we try to recreate Sydney in the middle of the Grafton Bush. Well as any "Bush Dweller" will tell you the responsibility in running your own Country inside Somebody else's Country (Council and all their Services/Taxes and infrastructure) is no mean feat, you end up being a Democratically Elected Major inside a Dictatorship, now how in the FCUKING Hell does that work, I have to follow the Wife's Guidance but Democratically Elected to "Rule", but the Dictatorship/Council/Bully is trying their best to grab the biggest part of the Nest egg you build up over 10 years to be able to do what I can only guess the Town Planner/Inspector will never have the the lability to do unless he tries to fly under the radar like I wanted to do. Well you win some and you loose some, I am planning something so sinister in the world of Farming Architecture that it will shock them to the core, but I am not saying anything. LOL!

Has anyone gone DIY and attempted to build their own shed from plans? Was it a success?

How'd you get clearance underneath the shower tray for drain ...cheers

Do you waste a minimum depth to bury water lines in Queensland?

At 6:02, can I ask why are you using a knee instead of a bend? I've always been told that knees shouldn't be used too much because they restrict flow and this type of pipe is easily bendable :)

Dose the pipe chaff or vibrate much straight out of pump and thu wall ?

for the plumbing will there no lile silicon to ptevent water to get in?

Do you put the hot water thingy inside when you're not there?

How do you stop the mice getting in yr shed?

Not sure about your cordless nail gun. Something's not quite right with it.