Was talking to one of my best mates he was telling me where he works they have a manager who's job is to solely make tjhings more sustainable.

5:53 Tingles.

Where's your knee pads Nathan....? Great "hole cutter" tip Robin!

Is there an official uk resourse that tells you exactly what sheathing material you're allowed to use for each application with the thickness and fixing patterns? Ive been trying to find this on nhbc and building control but struggling to find the info. Thanks

Did you use UC3 or UC4 treated timber for your joists? It seems hard to come by! Thanks.

Do you have any videos of cladding on a shipping container home?

Just brilliant! As a DIYer there is so much to learn and appreciate. Thank you. Wardrobes and sliding doors would prove useful. The quotes now from outlets to install are quite frankly ridiculous.

Looking forward to next vid love hipped roofs, hopefully see your roofing square in action. Thumbs up 👍

How do get house insurance if people can lift off the glass and enter your home so fast and with minimal sound? I bet the seal can be strong but does the roof material tear with force?

Get some knee pads, you look very uncomfortable.

How many of us cried out when it looked like the drill was taking a fall. 🥲

Love that screw tip brilliant video as always 👌

Hi Robin, what happened to big Ed?

More speed less haste. Always worth while careful dismantling. Unscrewing not ripping out.

Happy days screwed doesn't look like it was down long

ooo save your knees🤣

Rob, How many lung burners did you second hand smoke while making this video ?

Looking forward to this series and hoping to learn some new skills that will come in handy when building my workshop later this year.

Do you use a threshold strip with side hung doors?

With the cost of timber at the moment, absolutely a good idea to reuse as much as possible!

looking forward to this one Boss !!!!

Hi Robin, I'm at the quote stage in replacing a 30 degree pitched roof on a 6.4m by 5.5m garage, with a valley attaching to the house roof on one side of the pitch and an abutment against wall on the other side of the pitch. The whole roof and frame need to come off and wall plate need replaced. It would just be steel going on nothing fancy. I'm getting quotes in the region £35000, could you give me some advice, I'm from Scotland

Love that hole saw tip! thank you!!

Huge respect to Nathan's knees of iron

Looking forward to seeing this one. Great video

Lovely project, and lucky guy getting to learn from the master!

Nathan’s knees are like knee pads! 😮

Robin before Euro 24 ! 😂. Got to be done ! ❤

my knees hurt. Keep up the great videos

Love your videos. But but baffled on this one that you’ve referred to that material as plywood???

FromTech to my first day as an apprentice, that is😊

Is Ed still working for you? Robin don't recall seeing him lately stay safe and mostly stay strong!!

Nice one Robin, my type of chippy work, roofing of any form, where I started at 15 fromTech in Donegal

Great video............... Thanks.

oh wow, really looking forward to this series, good to see you working with your chum, Nathan (aka smokey jo) good to see you working Robin.

Love the scew tip all the best mate/ Kev

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I'd follow this genius into war and/or into any 'Mission impossible' project he dreams up ... he's a thinker and perfectionist ... a Profectionist is the new word.

Installing the flooring like this means you can't put an EDPM over the floor base. How are you able to prevent moisture coming up to the flooring? Is it just via sealing the insulation to the base joists?

Just used some for skirting around 5 curved in frame kitchen units. Took a bit to heat up and hold the heat, burns as well! Don't use a clamp to hold the shape while cooling either! Also when fitted quite a soft product and liable for chipping. Plus expensive for a 200mm length. Think I'll stick with lamination on a former 🤔

Where is the vapour barrier sheet???

Any videos explaining how to extend eaves tiles to sit in the gutter... Need to fix a roof by extending eaves tiles....new to this...didn’t realise eaves tiles existed till today. Assumed all tiles were the same lengths

Where can I find one of these jigs?

Rob I’m a month away from finishing my level 2, flat roof will be my final project (doing a cut with a hip atm), your vids are a massive help, cheers!

Back wash should always be done every 4 weeks

Even though I knew what you were going to do - I still watched it all! 😀

I see this on sale at Ann summers I think the other day, I wasn't in there Obviously, was just walking past

Your detailed instructions for assembling the table saw were very helpful, Robin. Thank you. I've had my eye on that particular model for a while now.

nice .. thanks .. make my life easier 😊

How is the decking now? I have read reviews that the Composite Prime has split after a few years.