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Ledgend video brilliant thanks for making this

Cant put up with the advert any more.

Nice bit of welding there pal, Baz from welder faber couldn't of done better,👍😎

I've seen most everything hanging off a 360 but I've never seen a crusher like that. Great bit of kit.

Cracking videos pal, wide ranging skill set, thought mine was wide ranging ( building trade) . You from a farming background if you don't mind me asking?

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Free camping for travellers expecially if they own 2 stroke bikes will soon piss them off enough to let you build your farm

Council plebs are jealous of what you are doing.

Hi Phil - a question - I run a small business up in Scotland (just myself and a couple of labourers) working with Lime, doing chimney rebuilds, work like that on heritage properties. How did you get your foot in the door doing these big jobs for churches and the like? I'd be very keen to work on something like that, but don't know what licenses/contacts etc. I'd be looking for. Cheers

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A few other tips for welding cast iron if using electric arc welding. Ideally, use high nickel content rods, however, 7018 are also good. Weld using a short stitch technique, peen and clean as you go. Always control the cooling immediately after welding. Get a bucket/deep tray of absolutely dry sand and bury the part in it or wrap the part up in insulation. These helps to stop/reduce cracking. Pin holes of porosity are caused by impurities not air and can cause problems later subject to what the part is. Interesting channel young man, l used live in Burnley years ago, now in Skipton.

They are jealous, pevish, power-crazy and greedy. Basically they don't like what you are doing, trying to get every penny they can out of you and lording up their ego's. I am told by some people, that to get around planning permission issues, one needs to use "encouragement" to win over the planning department in any council. Whether that is true or not I couldn't possibly say!

Stumbled across your site. Anyway I can't believe how there was only one bleep out. I have been in a similar situation down in the south some years age and there all a bunch of absolute prats. I'm being polite in my language. Anyway all the best.

How do we live in a world where you need permission to plant trees on your own land wtf. Funny how they're so against individuals trying to improve things but in Colne they're going to flatten a nature reserve to build a housing estate that's OK...?? Hmm I'm sure it's nothing to do with it being a big company giving them back handers

HI. You could ask Burnley COUNCIL how they approved on March street (opposite community garden ) the corner allotment to be transformed in a used car selling business. I was told earlier : allotment is for growing vegetables, nothing else, The rules are not the same for each person, they can bend them as they want. YOU need some good friends in the system or a lot off money to bend the rules as you want.

they are just milking you sir

Sounds crazy, yes it looks a mess now, but you are trying to improve the site. It's going to look bad temporarily but in the end you will have improved the area. Look what a mess you took on. You have already cleaned up the area. I fully understand how frustrating this is. I pray you can move forward.

Appeal to Secretary of State For Foreign, Commonwealth & Development David Lammy sending photo copies of All of Burnley Councils Petty Issues , caused by You challeging their Objections . IF I understood you , there was planning Permission granted to Demolish BURNLEY Issued an Enforcement Notice, DECLARED NULL & VOID, ( I would have Demolished right away as You Already Had Planning in Place to do so ) WHY DIDN'T YOU DO LIKEWISE, what made you go back to get Permission again , is there a time limit on Planning Permission , doesn't the Delay caused by Burnley not get allowed for by extending Planning Permission ..

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Does it not defeat the purpose of using lime if you add cement to it?

Great work there! Cool info on the roof solution, what is the issue with just lime for flaunching?

Really enjoyed that.

Top job there pal,Was it cold up there?😅

Could you have applied the lime wash hot onto the lime render before it had fully dried?

Great job, guys💪🏼 How do these unforseen situations like the render refusing to dry affect your finish deadline? I presume there is a set deadline? Do you get penalised, financially or otherwise, for not finishing in time?

Awesome, thanks again! But with the renovations i do, its always dust, dust, dust, dust and......dust.

Lovely job, looked a real treat, well done.

Looks like I missed the time when you, lads, changed this channel from a quality restoration videos to farming?

I may have missed it but were the replacement roof timbers Douglas fir? I think in time those type of repairs will age well historically clearly showing the old v new rather than an entire replacement. The weight of that roof must be huge!

Great job! Thanks for sharing. Did someone in the past put some cement based pointing on the facade?

Top job there fellas ,, Beautiful old church, Hows your wildlife tower doing? Did you get any owls visiting?

Looks great, awesome job! Thanks for sharing!

show us the finished stainless steel part mate

Mint. Beautiful work. The unseen bits make the visible bits last for centuries.

The cows aren't going to want to leave big daddy stud after 6 weeks.

I'm renovating a 1850's brick terrace in Bolton, Geocell is now installed and at the stage of putting in the underfloor heating pipes then limecrete screed the floor. NHL 5 is ordered from Mike Wye but I only have a barrel mixer, do you hire out the auger mixer? It's a small area, less than 32 sq m at 150mm

I need to do this in my granite cottage; dig up the (thin) concrete floor, excavate then lay the glass and limecrete. I have a paddle mixer and plenty of quicklime kibble, so I'm tempted to use hotlime for the mix, possibly with pozzolans. I need to do more research though on compressive strength; my current information is that pure lime has a higher ultimate compressive strength than NHL due to the free lime content, but offset on the convenience side in terms of initial setting time. A thick floor isn't going to carbonate quickly. I'm wondering if a pozzolanic hotlime would be a reasonable compromise though. 🤔 I'm clearly still at the research stage! 🙂

I went up there when I was a kid???I snuck in when the bell ringers was given it rock all lol. But seriously my great grandfather was a stone mason and built the roof of frodingham road Crosby church. Then me in the 80s age 6 chipping bricks for the jahova witnesses on ferry road. Lol all churches we must respect.❤❤❤😂😂😂

Awesome, but how is the work on the church progressing?

I love that the tape measure still has inches and the Brits still use miles. Common UK, you know you hate the metric system.

Fantastic. Glad that some people still have the passion.

Lovely to see that preserved

I’m pricing for a similar Job, which you could be also . St Giles Church Lockton. I can’t find anyone locally to me (Malton). Would you be interested in doing this or do you know of anyone that covers my area. Cheers

I thought you weren’t supposed to use lime plaster below 5°C?

Crazy to see this super young looking guy taking care of that super old church.. makes me wonder if like the ppl that built it could peer into the future they would be so impressed & greatful w the amount of knowledge this young man has

This mortiser will rock to clean out the scallops

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Top work fellas, Now you've got it , you'll wonder how you managed before 👍🤣

How did you get into this sort of work. I’m a plasterer. Been doing Venetian plastering and microcement solely for the last 6 years. But always had a passion for working on old building.

Fantastic bit of kit. Saves your guys schlepping up lift after lift of scaff, humping heavy gear. They can now do the more productive bits without being needlessly knackered. Nice one.