Why didn't you just pre cut a string at the length you wanted and a solid stake. Instead of a nail and a tube and a chain and a tape measure and clamps....

Awesome

Jag älskar att se en tjej använda gummistövlar 😊😊

Ho comprato un paio di Hunter su Vinted e non so se sono originali? Oppure falsi.come posso riconoscerlo

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I'm doing something pretty similar only that mine will be a mosaic 😅❤

The waterproofness of these boots would make them ideal for wading through slush, frozen puddles, really wet snow, or deep, cold water, rather than the soft, fluffy powder snow. ❄️

Two years waiting for those edge pieces. The suspense is killing me!

Can you please make a video of you making the Hunter boots squeak?🤗

Thank you just what I needed. And well done you for digging all that out. 💪🏼😮

Great tips!

Thanks for sharing.😊😊

I Have Hunter Insulated and Neoprene lined original boots the Neo lined boots are warmer and dry out easier and quicker after getting flooded.

Did you ever finish ..... i would like to know how step 7 amd 8 continue. Did you scribe each paver or use a concrete saw n rip a line for soldier/border course.

The back adjustable are perfect and also have a slim fit which I love ....

Absolutely Awesome thanks for the info and am a dude so i should know..

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I love my Hunter boots - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a75kiLSg0eDFhoE.htmlsi=QrcIUpNl_lpfUgkk

Super clever! Thank you for posting this !

You did it wrong they are designed to interlock

I was wondering how this works for a s curve? I get so stuck in my head-and confuse myself-sorry if it is a silly question

Breathe! 😘

A major con is that despite making a lot of effort to be "British" looking, these boots are now made in china, and whilst fine for fashion purposes they are not a very good outdoor boot. These boots used to be worn by farmers and outdoors people, but the chinese ones are made badly, and in heavy use do not last long. Aigle and Le Chameau cost a bit more but they are still made in france, and last for a few years even with everyday use, in poor conditions.

Great video many thanks, ha ha ha I like how it ended, is the next episode available in netflix, ha ha ha, thank you

Whatever percentage of slope you want, you multiple that percentage to the run of 216 inches In your case you want 2.3% Formula is 216inches x 2.3% = 4.96 inches. Find the difference (subtraction) 11 inches minus 4.96 inches = 6.1 inches Use that difference to bring low point up 6.1 inches or use that difference to bring the high point down 6.1 inches Either one will get you to 2.3%

I have the Hunter play and I believe best rain boots ever

Thanks for the info starting mine !!

Hunter wellies have been made in China since 2008. Quality / durability not very good - regular wear can kill a pair in about 12 - 18 months. Not good if you depend on them for work. Rapid and premature wear on soles and heels, plus stress cracks on instep, vamp and ankles - all telltale signs of incorrect rubber formulation. Too much filler and not enough latex in the rubber mix means rubber too rigid and unable to flex properly. Not fit for purpose, plus way way overpriced. As others have suggested, Aigle and Le Chameau make much better wellies which will last - these are the ones you can wear all day, every day.

Thank you for your tips. I have watched every video on KZfaq and you are the only one that gets this granular with your thoughts and tips. I really appreciate the level of detail that you put into your work. I am not sure why there aren't any comments yet. But I know you have helped countless people with this video.

Great design. Thanks for each steps

I knew I had to find a woman to explain this. It’s crazy but I knew it would only make sense that way. Thank you!

I got the gloss ones Size 11 color Dark slate

You are talking about the wide and narrow leg. I seriously want to know about the feet fitting as I can fit only E or EE wider feet size fitting so what do you suggest for the wider feet people inside the boots?

Thank you

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Super helpful

Very helpful. Thanks

x/216" x 100 = 2% Divide both sides by 100: x/216" = .02 Multiply both sides by 216/1: x = 4.32 4.32 is essentially 4 and 1/3 inches, which is just north of 4 5/16"

Great job!

Very thorough thanks. Interesting way to end a video though 😅

Great job!

Also run your string lines diagonally not as you have done.

Yeah lay pavers first Mark circle Cut Then construct fire pit or garden. Pro 35 years

Well explained, thanks

u should always lay ur entire pattern out first inside the ur sitting wall then lay out ur first course of ur firepit ontop of the pavers in the center and trace around the firepit course then cut the center of ur patio out then u will never have to guess if ur pavers will line up on the other side of the fire pit. But I do think ur design and effort in building it urself is really good as sumone who does this work for a living it's not as easy as sum think it is and after all ur hard work it can be frustrating running into problems when ur that deep into ur project but I still think u guys did a good job good luck

Thank you!

Tip number 1 Pre cut your 45 degree cuts and pave with them straight away to form a perfect grid so they go down fast n accurate.

Check out the Holland Cooper regency boots. They are like hunter boots, but they have a full sherpa lining that is extremely warm.

This is awesome finally a video that explains this!

Thanks for sharing your mistakes and illustrating the consequences. Many people don't.