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What timber are you using for posts? C24 ? Thanks

Hi! Thanks for the video. If I wanted to paint the shed, would you reccomend doing so before or after constructing?

Looks lovely! What radius was the round over bit? I want to do the same on my boxing in. Actually what is the exact bit you used please?

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Where have you gone Mark. I always looked forward to your videos. Hope all is ok with you and hopefully see you back soon.

Hi Mark, what kind of wood you used? 🪓

Really enjoyed this, thanks bud 👍

Nice shop. Great idea with the gate as an out feed table for your saw

Do u have a cutting list and the amount of wood u needed

I like the build BUT why did you use timber post in the ground? I see you painted them but it’s timber and will eventually rot same as a garden post. The public path is higher then the ground you dig out where the post sits also the road runs down hill to where you built. Ur work looks good but that part of it will be a problem further down the line

Like the way he says “Porter…..Cable” like its two separate manufacturers

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Good review. Would like to add that swapping out the riving knife for the guard assembly is a right pain due to the crappy release/locking mechanism - it locks fine but releasing it requires “a knack”. On the plus side, mine was all square straight out of the box, didn’t need to adjust anything.

Thanks i learned a lot from your video! now i know witch one to buy for framing

Brilliant little man cave. Great ideas and some inspiration for my shed

It’s not called a post hole digger it’s called a auger

It’s not called post hole digger it’s called a auger

The niches in the wall should have been painted so you can't see their outline through the slats

I like the level marking up tip 👍🏻👌🏻

Nice work but I would have put the odd ball colored one, the third one down at the bottom or not have used it at all.

Yes I can tell you are a rookie, please be careful

Really nice build, mate! I've been wondering how a shaker door with shiplap panels would look.

Nice build! It would have been cool to see how you did the joinery for the panels. Do you do it on the router table or table saw? Cheers and thanks for sharing.

Greaat Video 👍

Flexicut strop. The video tells you how

I know that WoodPrix has the best woodworking plans ever.

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Great video and what I found was important was that you gave / showed the actual dimensions as I have just ordered one so now I can pre-make a base / table for it to stand on to suit my comfortable working height.

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What nails did you use for the cladding what size , is that a first fix dewalt nailer

Why didn’t you use membrane on the doors of your use it on the back and sides etc, I’m going to make the same thing

On the top I heard it’s to release jams

Absolutely fantastic.... Are these for sale anywhere

I make a living boxing things in. I box in pipes, boilers. meters, cables and anything else that anybody wants boxing in. I work for my self, alone and have been doing it for myself since 2007. I have been working as a joiner since 1989. I have just watched a few videos of people boxing things in, something I have never watched before. I am not going to criticize anybody's work because it isn't fair but I just wish I could make a video to show people the easiest way to do it. I am terrible with technology and have no idea how to go about making a video or finding the time to do one.

How comes its so high Mark? Also how does it look after its painted?

Not sure if anyone has commented but on the finishing nailer there’s a power setting wheel on the side that sinks the brad deeper no need for a punch to manually drive it in more

Not Travin me but damn that’s slow

Can you not remove the spindle lock. And just use a second spanner to hold it.. i took the lock of one of my older router..

Fantastic video, learned a lot from you and your information in regards to the brads and how the guns work. 10 outta 10.

Did it come with a sharkfin riving knife aswell as the guard assembly knife?

Great video! Just discovered the channel. I'm a diyer, and have just bought some tongue and groove and timber to male a bathroom door. I hadn't thought about making tennons with a table saw. Thanks for the inspiration.

does the wood warp over time? I was searching for videos and thought you would all be using MDF

Why don’t people realize that you do not have to wait for the Dewalt nailers, to fully ramp up. By the time you are set to pull the trigger, the gun is ready.

Love it, looks mint

What's the best way to join mdf. Instead of using the blocks

How did you work out the angle for the top

One problem I had, was the hinges where they are screwed into the edge of the MDF door tend to come loose over time. What I found is that because the MDF starts to open and fray where the screw was and it became loose with the door eventually falling off.

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