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1: I did remove a piece of drywall and replace it with 15mm plywood, it is the first time I have done this, the reason was, I needed a good material to fix to for the wall cabinets and the budget did not allow for the whole wall to be removed and lined with plywood so this was a cheaper alternative. I am not sure if it is common but it worked out great so I plan to do this again in the future. 2: The plywood strip was only temporary to make the installation easier because I was working alone, this was the first time I had done this and it also worked well so I will be using this technique again. Thank you very much for the questions 👍🙏

@@Workshop23Workshop23 Thanks for the detailed reply! I think you've found good solutions in both cases.

If the "why" is why ask me anything, I mean anything about renovating. I often have people ask me in person about a project they want to do at home. I thought if anyone who watched the video had some unanswered questions then maybe I could help them with an answer. I hoped that it would increase activity on this channel and also give some value to people who watched it. Thanks for the comment 👍

Thanks, and good luck, have you started filming already ?

The kitchen was designed to cover the complete section so I was able to fix directly to the plywood. If any of the wall was going to be visible I would usually cover the wall with plasterboards. Thanks for the question, I hope to upload part 2 on this coming Saturday 👍

There will be, I think I filmed that in the next episode of the install. Those thin filler pieces take lots of time for such small pieces but I think they are what take the kitchen fit to a higher standard if they are done well. Thanks for the comment 👍🙏

Yeah the drill machine has a bubble level built in, also by pre drilling the hole with the hammer drill it creates a guide for the screw, if you hit a stone it rocks it can send the screw off course, thanks for the question 👍

No worries 👍, that’s correct you can switch into reverse and remove the screw, if it is tight in the ground you can do as you say and flip the diagonal pipe, I don’t know if it is in the video but once you have one screw in the ground you can then use the previous screw as your anchor for the diagonal brace, that worked pretty good

You are welcome for the videos 👍, thank you for the questions I think it helps with the channel growth🙏. There was some variation with the alignment I corrected this by moving the posts forward or back in the screw bracket. I used 3 screws on each side of the bracket, I do not know if there is an industry standard but this was what I agreed with the customer and it seems to be a good level of strength. Thanks again for the comments and questions 👍

Thank you for the compliment and the enthusiasm👍. I actually don’t know the type of wood. It’s what the suppliers offer for outside work such as decking projects and fences, One thing with the wood is the posts are glued beams which means they are made up of separate pieces of wood that are glued together, this type of posts was preferable because it tends to stay straighter over time, thanks for the comment 🙏

They are STAVREX ground screws, check out the link, it’s a short video I made before the one you watched to show them going into the ground, hope that helps: m.ua-cam.com/video/d-4BoozcTdE/v-deo.html Thanks for the comment 👍

Thank you for your compliment on the channel. You are correct in your thoughts about being knocked out of plumb. Stones were not much of an issue in this particular ground but there were some tree roots that did exactly that. I found I could tackle this issue somewhat by doing a thorough job with the pilot drill. I imagine if you were to do this work regularly you would pick up some tricks and techniques that would improve the overall result. Having said that being the first time I had used the screws it went well in general. Thank you for the comment 👍🙏

Awesome, good luck with it, and thank you for the comment 👍

Yeah I get it, the mind often goes to “I have to get this done” and I don’t enjoy the process of the project, thanks for the reminder, I am going to focus on enjoying the day, the project will inevitably be finished at some point. Thanks for the comment 👍

Nice coincidence, good job capturing all that footage, for me filming is the key to motivation, some days I might not feel like I will capture anything worthwhile but I turn on the camera anyway and that often spurs on creativity. Good luck with the editing, feel free to put the name of your channel in a comment once you have uploaded your first video 👍

I agree, I came to hear about the financial rewards, but you don't have to be a jerk about it damn

American, obviously. No manners of course, but then no-one expects otherwise.

Thanks for the encouragement, sounds like you have plans of your own, just take the first step, you don’t have to have it all figured on day one 💪 thank you for the comment 👍 and good luck

You are welcome, thank you for taking the time to comment 👍🙏

No worries, feel free to drop back in with a comment once you get started and put your channel name in the comment, 👍

Thanks for the comment, I took a Quick Look at your channel, very cool idea, I will take another look when I have some free time. Thanks for taking the time to offer some encouragement, I will push on 👍

Thanks, that is a valuable comment for me. I film what I am genuinely doing and I try to make it look a bit stylish and cinematic but I try to keep it as realistic to my daily life as I can, thanks for the comment, it was a good boost of motivation 🙏

That's awesome, thank you for the kind feedback, and thanks for taking the time to comment 👍🙏

I kind of agree, This is somewhat of a special case, my friend who borrowed the tools in the video is the same friend who did the CAD drawings for the CNC machine that is producing the products I am working on, so I think it was a fair trade in value. Thank you for commenting 👍

It has felt good to get back in the workshop, I have been on site a lot lately but I hope to spend more time in my workshop over the next couple of months, thanks for the comment, Sometimes I upload a video in sections and then as the full edit, truth is I do this to try and get more exposure, my apologies if that becomes a bit annoying for people like yourself who come back to the channel regularly, thanks for the comment 🙏👍

@@Workshop23Workshop23 you should not apologize, it’s your channel, I’ll always catch up at some point, dark winter Sundays with a tea/coffee is often my fave

Awesome, thanks again for taking the time to comment, I will keep the camera rolling 🤟👍

I hear ya, thanks for the comment 👍

Once you get monetized, you then have the possibility to earn money from the videos you upload, This was my understanding of the situation, thanks for commenting 👍

I did a quick google search on what that is... it immediately made me feel disappointed with my own work bench 😅, I will consider that challenge but it may take me a while to plan ! Thanks for commenting 👍

Thank you, and thanks about the unit. I just checked out your latest video ! Seriously impressive work. I can't begin to think about learning all the skills to build a piece like that. I thought the way you filmed and then put together the edit had a real original unique style. Thanks for taking the time to comment over here, I will return the favour over on your channel, 👍🙏

Thanks 👍

Hi, thank you for the kind words. I checked out your channel when I first saw the comment and I just took another look, it seems that you are flying along so far. I have had lots of work on lately and have had very little spare time but when I do I plan to binge watch your videos. Also had a quick read of your "About" section and I like the reference to the Japanese woodworkers, I have been heavily inspired by the Japanese content here on UA-cam. Best of luck to you keep going and thank you for taking the time to comment 👍🙏🪚🛠️

Thanks for the encouragement, I am on to it with the mic, thanks for the comment 👍

Awesome, I appreciate it 👍

I think that is very similar to what my experience has been, I'm ready to put my foot down if anyone asks me to wash the windows 😅, Thank you for taking the time to comment and input on the topic 👍🙏

Thank you, I think the plan is to let the treatment colour fade out over the winter and then treat the entire fence with a different colour tone, but the customer gave me clear instructions and I was only involved in the physical build, for the protective stuff it's over to them, by their choice 👍, thanks for the comment 🙏

I like the sound of that, I have never done it that way but I can definitely see how it could work, I find it hard to know exactly how the mix should be, sometimes I worry that it will be to watery so I think I mix it too thick and then it's hard to spread out ! Thanks for the comment and the tip 🙏👍

I'm holding out for the Festool sponsorship ! Thanks for commenting 👍

🤟 Will do, Thank you for taking the time to comment, 🙏

I hear you, being in my workshop has become a very happy place for me in recent times. Thankyou for taking the time to comment, and enjoy your workshop 🪚👍

Thank you for the kind comment, I film lots of footage and try to pick out the best angles, so I appreciate your feedback on the camera work 👍🙏

Thanks, I am from England but moved here almost 10 years ago, still struggling to learn the language ! am I right in thinking that you have a tool shop and UA-cam channel ? What's your story ? 👍

@@Workshop23Workshop23 Outstanding Sir, I'm an Irish carpenter/Joiner and tree surgeon, 👍💪🔨🪓🌲🇮🇪🇮🇪

👍, thanks, its a small space but it's great to be in there working, thanks for the comment 🙏

@@Workshop23Workshop23 I finished my second w/s last Year. It's not really operational yet, more of a glorified store. It's 90sq my so a decent size, I built most of it on my own. I must run power to it and wire it up plus put a Scandi stove into it. Is there a lot of carpentry/joinery work in Sweden? I was there in 2018 doing a log cabin building cse and I thought it was a beautiful place. I'd consider moving there in the future, 👍💪🔨🇸🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

Thank you, I appreciate the enthusiasm, thanks for taking the time to comment 🙏

That was very coincidental timing with your previous comment and then the title and theme of that video! if you have any feedback or critique, good or bad i'll take it 👍, thanks for the comments 🙏

Thanks, what's the occidental tool belt, sounds cool, can you post a link ? I think you are right about how to build the frames, sometimes it comes down to the time and opportunity there is for space to work, but I often feel the irritation of not being able to do the work in the best way possible, thanks for the comment 🤟

@@Workshop23Workshop23 Indeed, sometimes space can be at a premium and that dictates the methods employed.

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Thanks, I am trying to keep the skateboarding dream alive, thanks for commenting 👍

Greetings to you, I appreciate the comment and the positivity, I have a new found passion for filming so I am just filming what I work on and trying to make it interesting and nice to watch, thanks again 👍 are you a site carpenter or more joinery and furniture ?

Don't tell me that, I almost had a breakdown trying to get these things in the ground ! To be honest I am a bit old school and digging holes and putting posts in the ground with concrete has been the only way I have ever done a fence. On this project my friend Erik was the designer and engineer and he is a smart guy so I trust his judgement and also I am trying to be better at embracing new technologies, But time will tell, I hope you are wrong ! thanks for taking the time to comment 👍