Cheers, done mine today following this video. Liked and subbed. Thank you.

were do I buy the splicer

Just an idea but a video on tall wardrobes with doors but especially with 2 or 3 sliders ( Wren , Wickes etc who may have different designs ). Thank you.

That’s very bad job mate 👎👎👎

We can only pull the cylinder out part way - can anyone think of a reason for this?

You work hard and communicate each task in simple steps, we could all do with knowing someone like you. Look forward to the next one.

Is this allowed as a DYI job? Or I do need to be a certified electrician?

id buy one of those plaster board lifters! thats fantastic DIY xD

This ok for a spur but no good for a ring main with two cables which is my problem. Any other help

Great looking video as always, just wondering when you ran the waste pipe presumably you would not have been able to go dead centre on each joist, so what sort of fall do you normally allow. When you were speaking about the air admittance valve is this built-in to the waste on the basin you will fit. That concealed cistern looked an excellent product when you said you cut it down can you just reduce them in height. Sorry to ask so much will look forward to watching next part.

Everyone says don’t go in the mortar well if these bricks are extruded with 3 to six vertical cavities there is not much at all when you go through the extrusion.Older bricks were solid and much stronger so I go through the mortar on modern extruded bricks.

Can you give the total spend on materials please. To the nearest £100 would be fine.

👍👍👍👍

This might seam a strange comment ,but up to about 10 days ago, I had a leaking compression joint under my kitchen sink, out of desperation and trying not to remove the sink to get to it,I simply turned down the pressure by slightly closing the stop cock, PROBLEM SOLVED ! 😁😄

I watched the video as I am trying to fit a handle with key lock in it to a door, finally did that but my issue is the strike plate, old one didn’t work so I am trying to replace it with the one that came with the new lock but the frames are metal and I can’t get the lock to meet the strike plate, needs packing but I’m struggling, I’ve tried card/wood but can’t do it, any advice at all? Thanks.

Good video. I fitted one except the fan on the joist causes vibration. Tried mats and rubber under fan, no difference. Finally had to hang it from the rafters with chains. Fan sits on a board like a swing.

What SDS do you have and would you recommend it? Need one for chasing in plus not sure to get a cordless or plug in....

Thank you

Having been in both sides trust me when I say that it works but doesn't compares. If you really cannot afford the Makita (or any of the other cheaper similar systems) then go for that. Otherwise do a favor to yourself and get the real thing. The difference in precision, reliability and practicity is like night and day.

What type of wall plug did you use for the screw in the metal lintel? As theres a gap between wall and metal lintel. So whats holding the screw?

Well done mate, cheers

Haha that’s funny

These videos make me want to do so much work to my house now 😭

My header tank does no seem to have the first pipe you bunged, the expansion pipe, any ideas?

Hi Does the noggins in the roof stop the airflow?

Fantastic 🔥🔥🔥

Second one I've watched. I might take up sparkying you make it look so easy!!

Shit hot video even I,a wood butcher, could follow it

it is funny to watch how different DIY is between Britain and the U.S. - This was just WAY too much fuss for a yank! We'd simply replace the post. You'll have a jiggly fence while you take the old post out, but nobody wants a unsightly concrete post sticking out of the ground in their garden. Not saying one is more right than the other, just interesting to see the contrasts.

Hi Dan I love your videos I change trv other night did what you said I had lot water come out very quick change 😂❤

The “olive” is called a ferrule. Also I like to use a pipe insert with the ferrule. I have experienced crushing of the pipe and leaks without the insert. There is nothing wrong with the push fits in my opinion but the compression is certainly beefier.

instead of fitting it to the spur plug can I plug it into a wall socket with 3 pin plug

R-Kem II 🤔 What happened to his dad R Kem the first?

You can use the threaded rod in the drill if you dont have a drill bit to match the rod for a clearance hole

Really enjoyed that. It just goes to show if you take your time and think about what you’re doing you’ve probably got most of the skills,if you like DIY, to do a nice job. Would love to see you install a wet room as an alternative to a bath 👍

I may have missed it, but what is the purpose of the plastic sleeve?

The timing of this video couldn’t have been better. I learned how to wire in down lights etc from you as well, so thanks for the change you’ve made for me as a DIYer! Greatly appreciate your videos :)

Why use that green plasterboard when you could use cement board?

Those walls are clay hollow pot construction

This is a brilliant video. The entire process was explained. Tools clearly demonstrated. At no point did I think I couldn’t/shouldn’t do this. But I don’t own a house. But I do store stuff at my sisters so time to price up the job. As for the pros. commenting, there’s no point using trade terms or acronyms cos the target audience for these videos don’t know what you’re talking about. If you want to help make a video explaining why we shouldn’t attempt anything and get over yourself.

Would this product work on a no-fines concrete building? Maybe later in the year i would like to build a lean-to on the side of our house. Would need to fix timber to the house to set the roof joists on. Oh, and we have 50mm external insulation and render to contend with, so wouldnt want to compress/crush the insulation. Thanks for the vid.

Would this be suitable for installing a pull up bar to the wall? (Wall is only 1 brick thick, new build cavity wall) . Thanks !

Good video as per 👌. What did you guys do for a toilet and wash facilities while the job was ongoing?

Fit a socket a pretend it was intentional.Ask me how I know 😂

Can you use loctite 55 instead of ptfe tape ?

Cannot wait for the next one!!!

Thank you for that video! I think that's what is wrong with my toilet as I put toilet blocks in , I can't wait to finish work and go to fix it! 😅🤞I so hope it will help 🙏🏻🤞

I've never seen a concealed kit like that one before. It does look handy, I liked how you tested it live while all open but first thing that came into my head was if you don't know the exact thickness of the new floor tile and even if you do know the thickness and have the tile there with you during the first fix to slide under the pan you'd be surprised how many mm tile adhesive can add in the end so you'd risk the flush pipe still not perfectly lining up with the back of the pan which could cause joint stress and leak over time, the flexi pan connector wont really matter as you'll have the movement there. Think that's why the wall mounted pan frame kits are used as that eliminates worrying about finished floor measurements. You have great overall knowledge (especially electrical for lights and fans, I'm learning loads with that. I love your channel. Keep up the good work.

All good stuff but omitted possibility of blocked pipes to/from the radiator under the floorboards or wherever they may run.

Channel has come a long way! Another fantastic video! Well done mate!