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Considering I’m making it up as I go along, I’ll take that as a compliment! 😁👍🏻

@@workingonthehouse8038 definitely is! Although we did descend to marking the depth of drainage pipe on our wellington boots when it was pissing down, so you're ahead there : - )

@@michaeldibb Hi Michael, yes. Hindsight is a wonderful thing! After watching many Steve & Alex Bricklaying videos, I picked up on this. It should also have been two layers of visqueen 😙

Thank you for watching (muted) and your constructive criticism. Merry Christmas Andrew 👍🏻😁

@@nigelpierce9038 Glad you like 👍🏻

@@marenooomen9574 oh no! Sticks like *#it is your friend 👍🏻😁

@@andyman1032 Hi Andy. Doesn’t look like a current model, the closest one I can see is: uk.huepar.com/products/huepar-b03cg-pro-laser-level Looks to be very similar. USB C charging, 3 x lasers (horizontal, vertical and perpendicular) carry case and pulse mode (so you can use a receiver) Hand on heart, it has been a really good purchase and made several jobs much easier.

@@Vijay-we4iw you’re welcome, really glad it was useful 👍🏻It’s a good few years since I did this work and it has remained bone dry (and a lot warmer) since

@@fuzzy3210 Thank you 🙏

@@simdog635 Definitely a Scott Brown reference 😉 But Scott Brown I am not! Though I have been to Auckland and I do skate? 🤔

Don’t knock my curves!!! 😂

47:12 I meant🤦🏻‍♂

@@MOTAHOLIC Crivens, you were still watching it!

@@RufusWainwrong warranty on customer supplied equipment is neither given or implied! 🤣

finding the right rope to replace the original rope when it goes bad can be...interesting.

@@RufusWainwrong Pull cord would probably work ok 👌🏻

@@AQUAHOLIC couldn’t get the camera off the bloke!

@@ThomasCoryate Thank you for your lovely feedback, means a lot 🙏 Though technically, I should’ve used a second membrane over the insulation. Watch Steve and Alex on the tube to see how it SHOULD be done 😁! youtube.com/@steveandalexbuild?si=qrlLE45crs4maefI

Shukran my friend

Thanks, it worked really well. I used the same method on the courtyard renovation I did, that worked quite well too.

Hi mate. Hopefully this will point you in the right direction 👍🏻 Ground - Brown O/S (right) Indicator - Green/black tracer N/S (left) Indicator - possibly black/white tracer N/S side light - Grey/black tracer O/S side light - Grey/red tracer Brake - Black/red tracer

Cheers pal just got her done excellent instructions and vid

@@BigBellyBiker appreciate it buddy thank you 🙏

Thank you Ricky, that’s really kind of you. None of it comes easy, but it can be really rewarding 👍🏻

It’s genius isn’t it 😁

Thanks Miles, it’s a big visual change!

Thanks Nick!

Have you missed me? 😁

@@workingonthehouse8038 of course I did! You're one of my fav UA-cam channels, I've learned so much watching you fix stuff and doing it wrong/right, and getting through it to have a great completed project at the end. I admire what you're doing because if I did what you do,it would be filled with bleeps,cos I would be cursing ever 5 seconds,and you're all chill about it.

Hi, no. Nothing as of yet. But I intend to use a self-levelling screed to unify the whole area 👍🏻

Thanks for the question. I think the Tectite looks good (doesn’t tarnish or anything) but the copper elbows would have looked out of place. I just thought the chrome elbows and chromium plated copper pipe is a nice detail. I’ve used chrome wrap before, but it does discolour over time. So, to actually answer your question, yes 😁

Hi Colin. I like the fact you can shape it and it will maintain that shape. The fittings are slim too. I used to use and like the old grey hep2o, but don’t rate the newer white stuff. I would have gone the pressfit route, but the cost of the tool AND the fittings is beyond my budget!

@workingonthehouse8038 ah got you. The grey hep is shocking now. None barrier. Amount of systems I've pulled that stuff out of because of the sludge issues it causes. Only problem with hep2o now is the price 😆

It’s a foil lined barrier pipe. Tectite classic. There is a specific tool for straightening it too which is really impressive. Have a look through pblumbers videos, I decided to invest in this kit because of one of his videos. I subsequently discovered that you need to use barrier pipe on central heating as standard plastic can allow oxygen to permeate through leading to corrosion issues 🤓

It’s a Huepar bought direct from their website: uk.huepar.com It has a rechargeable battery, charged by USB C, lasts a good time

CLS in 2.4m lengths of 3” by 2” is a favourite 🤪

Plumbers use both. Actually most trades use both systems.

@colin4685 yeah I suppose 8ft is easier to remember than 2438.4 millimetres 😆

Thanks 👍🏻😁

I’m afraid I can’t take credit for that! That’s stock iMovie sounds 😉 And yeah, it’s pretty daunting 😯

It’s a challenge, I feel as though the content is improving, but I haven’t gained much momentum in channel growth. But, I enjoy doing it (so far) and hopefully a few viewers enjoy watching it too 😁

@@workingonthehouse8038 stick with it, regular uploads help with the algorithm. Also upload more shorts as that will bring you more viewers which will lead to more subscribers

I'm a gas engineer. And enjoyed watching this.. all channels start small, from what I see on other channels it can take a long time to gain some good momentum.. Great work

@@brendanfisher2528 Thank you so much for your comment, means a lot 👍🏻

It was a Witter product from eBay, from this supplier: (The electrics were a separate kit) Good luck and let us know how you get on 👍🏻 www.ebay.co.uk/str/discounttowingsupplies?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=RNH1Ub12RC6&sssrc=3418065&ssuid=MdtIi38HQLm&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY