Henry is a fantastic helper. I don't know if you have seen the American TV show from the early 90's, but Henry is your Al Borland! I love how you bounce between metric and imperial measurements. You guys invented the imperial system, let's bring it back! Another fine build Mark and Henry, thanks.
I’ve always used both metric and imperial and mixing them is ok with me but I guess not with how it would be taught now. I don’t know the tv show you talk about it sounds like a great relationship between them. I’ve been working with my son over the last couple of weeks so expect to see him also. Thanks for watching connecting. Stay well Mark
It’s been a tough week working in the heat. Just finished quite a big build in 5days. I’ve now got my Son Thomas working with me. Henry is still available as and when. You will see that job in a week or so. Hope you’re well. Mark
@@petra2885 Hi, you need a timber in each corner about 2 foot long cut at 45% on each end. Then screw it to the main frame. Use the same size timber as the main frame. Put 2 4” screw through each mitre to secure. Regards
Another fab job chaps, well done. Just so you know Mark, there was a big difference in levels between dialogue and music in this one. Just saying as I thought you'd like to know... Looking forward to the next! Cheers.
I have pavers on my patio, and under paving, there is concrete floor which is more than 6 inches. Can i fix the post shoe underneath pavers? Fixing the post shoe to the convrete floor below ?
Nice job Mark, look forward to seeing you working with your Son.👍
Henry is a fantastic helper. I don't know if you have seen the American TV show from the early 90's, but Henry is your Al Borland! I love how you bounce between metric and imperial measurements. You guys invented the imperial system, let's bring it back! Another fine build Mark and Henry, thanks.
I’ve always used both metric and imperial and mixing them is ok with me but I guess not with how it would be taught now.
I don’t know the tv show you talk about it sounds like a great relationship between them. I’ve been working with my son over the last couple of weeks so expect to see him also.
Thanks for watching connecting.
Stay well Mark
Another great build Mark, you’re really knocking them out fast now 😁 👍.
It’s been a tough week working in the heat. Just finished quite a big build in 5days. I’ve now got my Son Thomas working with me. Henry is still available as and when. You will see that job in a week or so.
Hope you’re well.
Mark
Thanks so kuch been looking for this exact thing the shoses
Good enough for whom it’s for
How deep are the screews in the paving slab? recommended screws? type ? length? width? thanks :)
You need squaring straps on each corner , or eventually it will start to move. Regards Alan
@@petra2885 Hi, you need a timber in each corner about 2 foot long cut at 45% on each end. Then screw it to the main frame. Use the same size timber as the main frame. Put 2 4” screw through each mitre to secure. Regards
Nice job! Would that design be strong enough to make it into a shelter using firing strips with OSB board and EPDM rubber work?
Thanks I’m going to try this
Make sure you choose the right fixings that work for what your fixing to.
What fixings are you using to pin the post shoes on to the concrete slabs? And is it a concrete base underneath?
What about rust in the bottom of the shoes. Is that a problem later?
Another fab job chaps, well done. Just so you know Mark, there was a big difference in levels between dialogue and music in this one. Just saying as I thought you'd like to know... Looking forward to the next! Cheers.
Thanks for the info 😃
I have pavers on my patio, and under paving, there is concrete floor which is more than 6 inches. Can i fix the post shoe underneath pavers? Fixing the post shoe to the convrete floor below ?
Yes it will work
Hi, nice work. Where are you based please?
I’m based in Dorset south west uk
@@thesmallworkshopadventures7522 thanks no worries 👍
Size of the posts and cross beams?
In this video posts are 4x4 and 4x2 . For pergolas now I use 6x6 posts and 5x2
Looks cheap and is, would you have that? I would`nt
That awful music...