Great to get a glimpse of your Mammy and your saying she was keeping the peace between the brothers. You will always be her little boys . 😆 🤣 Grand door and video.
"It's far from simple, but it is now, cause I know!!! " .....Priceless .....❤❤❤😂😂 and bubbles for the spirit level!!! Fountain of knowledge!!! Mighty video!!!😂
Could you make 2 short bits of rail to go on the bottom of your existing rails to give you the hight you need, shelving looks great , youll have to get more tools now to fill them.👍
There's a rubber lip that attaches to the cement where your door meets the floor and another 1/2 round rubber that mounts to the bottom of the door - both designed to keep critters and weather out (& fixes the gap.)
It's looking good Adrian, especially with all that shelving. Like the fact that your mother thought she needed to come over to keep the peace, then no doubt told her husband to get over there as well. 🤣😂 From experience your right to level of the base so the door is flush, but I would also fit a rubber seal to the bottom of the roller door, it would definitely stop any water getting in. They are a bit stiff to fit and you can get 3 metre lengths from Amazon. Also if you want to make it even better you can get brush seals for the sides, they will also stop any rattles when wind gets up. 👍
It was nice of the company that sponsored the shelves to throw in those bins. They are great for the small stuff that's easily lost. Now you just need to attach the units to the wall for safeties sake, please.
Hi Adrain I'd put a small edge along that floor when you go to raise it to stop the wind pushing the rain in you could end up with a swimming pool behind that door 😆
Spotted the boss man inspecting the work, he even had the stick in case he needed to put manners on the “ boys “ , the great thing about working with family is that you can get into a bit of a row and no one cares or gets into a huff, well most of the time anyway, a bit of advice when it comes to putting up lights put up twice what you think you need, there’s nothing as bad as working in a shadow or having to get out the phone to shine a light on something for the sake of an extra light or two and the new led fluorescent type lights are as cheap as chips to run but do get dimmer over time.
I had the same issue with my door not sitting properly do to a slop we made a custom rubber seal for the bottom and it’s worked great 👍🏻 no concrete needed
Great job. It was nice to have your family involved. ❤ How sweet to see you Mom and Dad❤. 😃 It’s all coming together very nicely. There’s a 5 hour difference between New York and Ireland. So most of your day is over while ours is just beginning. When I lived in Alaska it would of been a 9 hour difference. I don’t know why I mention that, I guess I just find it amazing how it all works out. Anyway, Thanks for sharing. Hope you and your family have a great week. 🙋🏻♀️
@@IFarmWeFarm 😃 oh that’s really cool that you’ve been to New York. Was that I the city? I imagine it was, most visit NYC. I live in the country. It’s actually farm land here. I stay away from the city, although I’ve been to a few places in New York City. It’s just too crowded for me. I’m glad you all had a good time while you were there. Myself, I’ve always wanted to visit Ireland, but haven’t had the opportunity as yet. Hmm, maybe one day.
@@donnaml8776 yes city, I do watch Andrew Camarata, “my favourite” on UA-cam who is in NY state, he does take his jet ski up the Hutson river to liberty island. You probably have heard of him and off course Casey Niestat who is a king. You should visit Ireland as you’d enjoy it for sure, very expensive though 🙈
@@IFarmWeFarm no, sorry haven’t heard of either Andrew Camarata or Casey Niestat. I looked them up to see who you are referring too. Maybe one day to visit Ireland, but in the meantime I get to see and enjoy it through videos like yours. So thanks for that. 😃
A full team production, looks great. Painting the floor is hard work and time consuming but is an absolute game changer in terms of getting a good workspace, can't recommend it enough - once the weather conditions are right for it.
Give this a thumbs up if you came here for the row between the two brothers! (PS - Great work, Adrian, and fair play to your mother for keeping the peace!).
Another entertaining ifarm video, can’t believe a roller door could be so entertaining 🤪 thinking you should of at least ask Hudson face to face if he wanted to help you in workshop 🤪 oh,, at last we meet Martin, well done Martin, must say the door rolls very easily Adrian 👍🍻
Saw cut your floor on the high side , let it down into the channel & it will stop the rain from blowing under the door or fit an aco channel . Love the channel Adrian 👍🏻
not to be negative you could have lifted that door up further so as you see at 16:50 you point to top of door would have been fully flush against lentil and the roller door cant be seen from outside and gain the full height of room through the door
Well Adrian, u work shop looks great keep out the wind & rain 🌧, great door you should put on a proper lock 🔐 better job great video, chat soon, kieran from Laghey donegal town
Great job Adrian and Co it’s nice to have a work space out of the weather, I know you can get rubber draft excluder’s that sit at the bottom of the door but it be a tripping hazard for you, just a thought. All the best 👍 It took me a while Adrian but I had another thought, you could fixed the rubber weather strip to the base of the roller shutter. 🤔
What about cutting a track in the floor where the door sits when closed it will allow the door down further on the high side allowing it to close fully on the low side. Saves you concreting to fill the gap and probably more security when the bottom of the door is in the ground.
The workshop is looking good. I hate it whe people borrow stuff and never return give it back. I had three sets of long waits go missing in the last year alone.
Looks good, imagine having that amount of space in London, you could rent it out for twenty thousand a year plus rates. If you want to get that oil stain out of the concrete, you could pour some methylated spirit on it, then set it alight, that would lift it out enough so that your floor paint will hold.
Fantastic revamp of an older open shed BUT where will the equipment be parked now can tractor but it into the other half or you building another shed Adrian??
With the cost of stuff going up, those bubbles for the levels are gone to a shocking price, hopefully a tool company might reach out to you with a sponsorship!
Cut a slot in the concrete and kango out the witch of the door that way the door will close flush and no water will run in under it …..great video as always 🤙
Great job lad.. why would you want to put a step/trip hazard on the ground? ie: a bit of cement for the gap.. Add something to the bottom of the door, then it'll go up out of your way...
Loving the shelving Adrian. Will be looking into a set of them later in the year as well. I'd tend to secure them to the wall myself just for safety. On the door rails (I know nothing about them but will be watching this video back later in the year) but could you slide the guides up a little on the wall or do they need to run the whole way to the floor?
Put a hand strap on the bottom of the door to make it easy for anyone to close the roller especially if your going to raise it further Adrian. As for the side guides could you just not raise them up to get the height you need ? Still though it's a great looking workshop your building there.
They must be as many different type of shutter doors as I’ve had Sunday dinners but I have noticed properties that do run down hill the very last Louver you take off cut to running down ,normally the spares are at the very top, so this involves removing all pieces one by one until you’ve the right set and in your case the last one then secured but sloping down the yard . They be no need to change concrete floor another headache you don’t need
The joy of 2 brothers working together.
Disappointing, I was waiting for fisticuffs!😂
Ha yeah disagree about everything 🤣
A family affair right enough with the boss man coming in at the end to sign the job off! Nice work Adrian
I love the way the whole family got involved in the roller door lol
Great to get a glimpse of your Mammy and your saying she was keeping the peace between the brothers. You will always be her little boys . 😆 🤣
Grand door and video.
"It's far from simple, but it is now, cause I know!!! " .....Priceless .....❤❤❤😂😂 and bubbles for the spirit level!!! Fountain of knowledge!!! Mighty video!!!😂
Sweet, looks great Lad, Shelves fit perfect, can't beat a good work space!
Great to see Mam and Dad out to inspect the work Adrian 👏 😀 👍
Could you make 2 short bits of rail to go on the bottom of your existing rails to give you the hight you need, shelving looks great , youll have to get more tools now to fill them.👍
Great video Adrian the shelves are some job great work getting the door up too 👌
Reminds me of working withy brother. 😂. In the end it works. Thankful for family. Good show Adrian.
Great job Adrian nothing will stop ya now 👍
There's a rubber lip that attaches to the cement where your door meets the floor and another 1/2 round rubber that mounts to the bottom of the door - both designed to keep critters and weather out (& fixes the gap.)
Congrats Martin on your UA-cam debut 👏
Don’t forget to get a can of tartan paint and a glass hammer to go with the bubbles for the level and the long weight.
It's looking good Adrian, especially with all that shelving. Like the fact that your mother thought she needed to come over to keep the peace, then no doubt told her husband to get over there as well. 🤣😂
From experience your right to level of the base so the door is flush, but I would also fit a rubber seal to the bottom of the roller door, it would definitely stop any water getting in. They are a bit stiff to fit and you can get 3 metre lengths from Amazon. Also if you want to make it even better you can get brush seals for the sides, they will also stop any rattles when wind gets up. 👍
Well done Adrian, those shelves made a fine job in the workshop and the parlour
You are going to wonder how you ever worked in that space before, you'll love the new shop! Job well done!
A nice flexible rubber strip on the outside of the door to stop the rain etc, looking good !
It was nice of the company that sponsored the shelves to throw in those bins. They are great for the small stuff that's easily lost.
Now you just need to attach the units to the wall for safeties sake, please.
This one was priceless! Need to get the brother back on for a tell all video from childhood.
Hi Adrain I'd put a small edge along that floor when you go to raise it to stop the wind pushing the rain in you could end up with a swimming pool behind that door 😆
I can imagine this makes you a happy man, having your own work space and having it organized like that, great work! Have a great week ahead!
You'll have so much stuff in there you won't need to paint the walls 😉🤣. You'll be loving a nice workshop ... stay safe 🏴
Spotted the boss man inspecting the work, he even had the stick in case he needed to put manners on the “ boys “ , the great thing about working with family is that you can get into a bit of a row and no one cares or gets into a huff, well most of the time anyway, a bit of advice when it comes to putting up lights put up twice what you think you need, there’s nothing as bad as working in a shadow or having to get out the phone to shine a light on something for the sake of an extra light or two and the new led fluorescent type lights are as cheap as chips to run but do get dimmer over time.
Their always a bit of of fun when working with one of your own. Looking good. 🤠👍
great video . Door and shelves look great. Run a couple of bolts to wall to hold you shelves from moving .It will make them really solid .
Good job there Adrian and seeing the job being supervised by mum and dad spot on there 👍👍
Screwfix doin a great deal on bubbles for spirit levels at the moment...
I had the same issue with my door not sitting properly do to a slop we made a custom rubber seal for the bottom and it’s worked great 👍🏻 no concrete needed
Got half a box of bubbles for your level Adrian, also a long wait and two sky hooks I don't use anymore, I'll post them over to you 👍😀
🤣🤣🤣
When you are getting those supplies you mentioned, don’t forget the skyhooks & the left handed screw driver 😂
Another great video Adrian nice to see your brother helping out 👍👍👍
Great video. Mom always keeps the peace between 2 brothers. My brother and I always agrao on things on farm
Nice work if you lift the guide rails up and just add a bit on the bottom job done 👍🏽keep up the good work
Great job. It was nice to have your family involved. ❤ How sweet to see you Mom and Dad❤. 😃 It’s all coming together very nicely.
There’s a 5 hour difference between New York and Ireland. So most of your day is over while ours is just beginning. When I lived in Alaska it would of been a 9 hour difference. I don’t know why I mention that, I guess I just find it amazing how it all works out. Anyway, Thanks for sharing. Hope you and your family have a great week. 🙋🏻♀️
Loved New York when we were there in 2007. Definitely going back one day. I watch loads of Alaskan programs on tv, from gold rush to the last frontier
@@IFarmWeFarm 😃 oh that’s really cool that you’ve been to New York. Was that I the city? I imagine it was, most visit NYC. I live in the country. It’s actually farm land here. I stay away from the city, although I’ve been to a few places in New York City. It’s just too crowded for me. I’m glad you all had a good time while you were there. Myself, I’ve always wanted to visit Ireland, but haven’t had the opportunity as yet. Hmm, maybe one day.
@@donnaml8776 yes city, I do watch Andrew Camarata, “my favourite” on UA-cam who is in NY state, he does take his jet ski up the Hutson river to liberty island. You probably have heard of him and off course Casey Niestat who is a king. You should visit Ireland as you’d enjoy it for sure, very expensive though 🙈
@@IFarmWeFarm no, sorry haven’t heard of either Andrew Camarata or Casey Niestat. I looked them up to see who you are referring too.
Maybe one day to visit Ireland, but in the meantime I get to see and enjoy it through videos like yours. So thanks for that. 😃
Brothers will be brothers. It’s great to have them to help and keep us in check moms are the referees to make sure all is good at the end
I was smiling watching you two it was like watching a video of my brother and I ☺
Fantastic! I love working in well organized and clean shop.
I bought similar shelving for in my pantry storage.
A full team production, looks great. Painting the floor is hard work and time consuming but is an absolute game changer in terms of getting a good workspace, can't recommend it enough - once the weather conditions are right for it.
Will certainly help keep the dust down,and make cleaning easier.
Definitely paint the floor, keeps the dust down for sure
Love the wood grain look on the door. Well done.
So do I, it’s a nice finish
Those shelving units look class.
Good to see brother's having a dispute, lol many a dispute I had with mine. Great job Adrian.
Give this a thumbs up if you came here for the row between the two brothers! (PS - Great work, Adrian, and fair play to your mother for keeping the peace!).
I saw people before doing Diy bubbles. Good luck trying to get the long wait back from your friend.
Just do as I do with new bobles for your leveler, get the ones that don't move. Makes everything much less complicated 😆
Team Bros in action well done 👍👍👍
Now IKEA furniture has improved 😁
I love a man that reads instructions...not many do 😉🔨👍
Another entertaining ifarm video, can’t believe a roller door could be so entertaining 🤪 thinking you should of at least ask Hudson face to face if he wanted to help you in workshop 🤪 oh,, at last we meet Martin, well done Martin, must say the door rolls very easily Adrian 👍🍻
Saw cut your floor on the high side , let it down into the channel & it will stop the rain from blowing under the door or fit an aco channel . Love the channel Adrian 👍🏻
I have a few of them shelves, great job..
not to be negative you could have lifted that door up further so as you see at 16:50 you point to top of door would have been fully flush against lentil and the roller door cant be seen from outside and gain the full height of room through the door
That’s not negative mate, a good point made. Yes could of hung the door higher for sure, might do that yet
Cracking video as always. Good to see your brother in the video
Great job Adrian 👏
Job well done. The shelves and roller door look great.👍👍
The bubbles and long weights are on the shelf beside the long stand next to the Isle with glass hammers and rubber nails and the sky hooks haha
You can thick rubber strip mats for the bottom of your,I put one under my garage door.
Well Adrian, u work shop looks great keep out the wind & rain 🌧, great door you should put on a proper lock 🔐 better job great video, chat soon, kieran from Laghey donegal town
Hope Martin is back again soon😂
Brothers always clash , I would suggest if you want to raise the stops on the top of the roller weld a bit of plate to extend the ruuner
Great job Adrian and Co it’s nice to have a work space out of the weather, I know you can get rubber draft excluder’s that sit at the bottom of the door but it be a tripping hazard for you, just a thought. All the best 👍
It took me a while Adrian but I had another thought, you could fixed the rubber weather strip to the base of the roller shutter. 🤔
Must look them up as a good few people mentioned them in fairness. Sound a good job
Great video Adrian. Enjoyed watching 👍🏼
Great to see the progress Adrian 👏 😀
Family matters and I enjoy your videos 👌
Adrian you forgot about the tin of tartan paint too. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good job the thinking brother showed up to save the day.
if you don't know when you get around to painting the walls put a watered-down coat on first if its emulsion or concrete paint
The BROTHER
Enjoyed the video Adrian
What about cutting a track in the floor where the door sits when closed it will allow the door down further on the high side allowing it to close fully on the low side. Saves you concreting to fill the gap and probably more security when the bottom of the door is in the ground.
The workshop is looking good. I hate it whe people borrow stuff and never return give it back. I had three sets of long waits go missing in the last year alone.
I say your brother wouldn't mind going to get the bubbles and the long stand for ya😂😂😂
Good see ya good job iwell done ya have all neighbours over looking repairs done when have work shop done
Hi Adrian only a idea cut a small channel to let door down into when door closed also will stop rain blowing under in .
Looks good, imagine having that amount of space in London, you could rent it out for twenty thousand a year plus rates.
If you want to get that oil stain out of the concrete, you could pour some methylated spirit on it, then set it alight, that would lift it out enough so that your floor paint will hold.
Never knew that, worth a try for sure. Thanks for the tip lad 👌👍
Fantastic revamp of an older open shed BUT where will the equipment be parked now can tractor but it into the other half or you building another shed Adrian??
With the cost of stuff going up, those bubbles for the levels are gone to a shocking price, hopefully a tool company might reach out to you with a sponsorship!
I caught a young lad with the long weight in the garage last week he was in on work experience for 4th year 😅🤣🤣😂😂
Can’t beat messing with the new guys 😂😂
Cut a slot in the concrete and kango out the witch of the door that way the door will close flush and no water will run in under it …..great video as always 🤙
It's coming on nicely and good team work
Nice job the shelving is class, hope you are paying Martin well 😂
I sharing my wisdom with him 😂😂
Great job 👏
You can get brush seals designed for sealing gaps under doors, these cope with the unevenness and you just rivet them on.
Brother raise the rails and make the extra needed for the bottom!! Easy fix 😂
I think the accent gets stronger with the 2 of you arguing. LOL Couldn't understand a word! Good job on the door!
Another good one Adrian 👍
Comment for the algorithm to help the channel 👍 👍👍.
Great job lad.. why would you want to put a step/trip hazard on the ground? ie: a bit of cement for the gap..
Add something to the bottom of the door, then it'll go up out of your way...
Loving the shelving Adrian. Will be looking into a set of them later in the year as well. I'd tend to secure them to the wall myself just for safety. On the door rails (I know nothing about them but will be watching this video back later in the year) but could you slide the guides up a little on the wall or do they need to run the whole way to the floor?
Yes they do need to go to the floor for strength and security, might be able to lengthen those rails to the floor if I did raise them perhaps
When you talk to each other I need subtitles 😆
………and it would look great if you painted with stripped spray paint……lol
Love you Channel mate, all the way from Townsville, Aussie 👍
Good to see Martin make his debut on camera 🎥…(it’s taken him long enough)..😜
He was actually mad to get on camera, bragging rights at work seemly 🤣
@@IFarmWeFarm 😂 well believe it.
Put a hand strap on the bottom of the door to make it easy for anyone to close the roller especially if your going to raise it further Adrian. As for the side guides could you just not raise them up to get the height you need ? Still though it's a great looking workshop your building there.
Adrian don't forget to pick up a "long stand"
They must be as many different type of shutter doors as I’ve had Sunday dinners but I have noticed properties that do run down hill the very last Louver you take off cut to running down ,normally the spares are at the very top, so this involves removing all pieces one by one until you’ve the right set and in your case the last one then secured but sloping down the yard . They be no need to change concrete floor another headache you don’t need
Could perhaps do with A gutter on the back of the workshop
Yes needs that for sure, I’ll have all that done this summer
Work shed coming along nicely why did you wet before plastering
It’s stops it absorbing all the moisture out of the wet cement and cracking.
Another fab vido thanks:)
Great video🤠
Great video. you should get tins of striped paint and don't for get the long stand 🤔😂
Adrian what type of anchors did you use when fastening the brackets and runners to the concrete wall ? Thanks for the video