THIS WAS STUPID DO NOT COPY !!..CONSERVATORY TO EXTENSION PT 9
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- Опубліковано 14 лют 2024
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THIS WAS STUPID DO NOT COPY !!..CONSERVATORY TO EXTENSION PT 9 WE GET A FEW JOBS DONR IN SPITE OF CAMERA ISSUES.
WE INSTALLED THE FRONT LINTEL INCLUDING THE 600 MM DPC FOR THE CAVITY TRAY. WE ALSO INSTALLED THE PEEP VENTS WHEN WE RAN THE BRICKWORK OVER THE LINTEL. WE DID PROP THE LINTEL BEFORE WE STARTED TO STOP ANY DEFLECTION.
WE THEN LOADED OUT THE TRESTLES READY TO START THE PIKE.
NEXT WE MOVED THE STEEL BEAM AND PLATE ROUND THEN ERECTED OUR TWO SCAFFOLD TOWERS.
WE REALLY STRUGGLED TO LIFT THE BEAM BETWEEN TWO OF US AND SHOILD HAVE ABANDONED IT REALLY BUT PRESSED ON.
IT WAS THE DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS EVE SO NO CHANCE OF A GENIE LIFT.
WE DID EVENTUALLY GET THE STEEL IN PLACE AND RAN THE 2 COURSES OF FACE WORK OVER THE PLATE.
LASTLY I HAD A NIGHTMARE DRILLING THE BOLT HOLES INTO THE TOP OF THE BEAM BUT MANAGED WITH A KIND HELP OF JM STEEL...ENJOY
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as a retired bricklayer the shit we have to get over is unreal sometimes ..i can remember some extensions using 45 gallon drums because the contractor didn,t want to fork out for scaffold or tressles ..pure joke ..you.s 2 work well and turn out good work..keep em coming ..are you always so calm ..👍
Very true Kevin , I got asked to point some brickwork on a pike / gable end by lying in the roof and leaning over 😳🤬🫡🖕🏾.
I edit out the worst of my tantrums 💻🤏🏽😉
Thanks very much Kevin 🧱👍🏽
Steve, ive built extensions over 40 years, do yourself a favour and bin the trestles...they are a death trap. Scaffold the job all the way round..trust me, you will find everything a lot easier..especially when lifting heavy weights onto it. Nice video.
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Those mag drills are the best. I would suggest using a strap to fix to the drill and a secure place. Because if the drill loses the magnet, or someone pulls the plug, it could jump out and drop to the floor. Also a drop of oil on the cutter will keep it cooler when drilling.
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Great Foundation 🏗️🏫🏫🏫🏫🏫
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More top work fellas! Steve, stress is the silent killer. You’re a bloody good builder, I sure you’ve given yourself r&r time now, take it easy mate (at least for a while!).
Cheers Steve , I have a great close family to keep me well 😍😍🧱👍🏽
“TOP WORK” what a couple of amateurs. Where on earth did they do their apprenticeship B&Q they are useless 😂😂😂😂🇬🇧
The amount of hard work you lads put in is off the scale.
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Love the man hug when the steel was in place!!
We needed that 🥹😍🧱👍🏽
Well done boys. I have been thinking about this problem for years and coming up with several ideas but if you can't get a Genie in there and you are five blokes short you just have to work it out.
We ended up there the day after everyone finished for Christmas 😬. Luckily Al has enough strength for us both .
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GREAT CONTENT GUYS! VAN LOOKS GOOD.
Thanks pal, made up with it 🚐💨🧱👍🏽
Loving the victory hug,well done fella's 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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Don’t let things get to you Steve it will all turn good for you eventually m8 a great builder m8
Thanks John 🧱👍🏽
Grafters, the pair of you. Frustration with things outside of our control can be so damaging to our stress levels, we just lose our rag now and then, and take it out on someone or something that doesn't deserve it - human nature for sure, but not nice. Easy for 'outsiders' to pontificate and repeatedly say 'Chill', but outsiders don't have you bills to pay! Just do what you can guys, that's certainly good enough. And the quality of your work is second to none, be proud of that. And, finally, Spring is hovering in the background, with a promise of better weather, longer days and a smile on everyone's faces! Keep well, keep safe - and thank you for the uploads!
Cheers Dave permanent pain doesn’t help with stress . I’m struggling so badly now .😔.
Great to see daffodils and snowdrops everywhere at last . I love spring, I was desperately hoping to be fixed in time to enjoy it .
Looking like I will be out of action at the best and busiest time to be at work. It’s really not fair , nearly 7 months since first pre op
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That's a bloody shame Steve. Been there last year with left knee , waited 3 years after initial pre-op, didn't have to work through the pain as I'm pushing 80, just sat in bloody armchair - then got a call out of the blue, so who knows, you might get lucky and get a cancellation call. Feel for you Steve, and then of course Alex will be feeling stress as he's going to shoulder a lot of the work when you do get it done. Keep smiling mate, or wincing when the pain grabs you!@@SteveAndAlexBuild
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I did 40 years of Construction.... you need Lubrication on any metal drilling... or you risk dulling your bit... i use a metal drilling tapping product..comes in a tube and is like thick grease ( even in a tube like grease ) at normal temps.. works fantastic for any drilling or tapping need..i use it on self tapping screws too ... stops snapping off ( i usually predrill a smaller hole first on thick steel )... i use it on my metal bandsaw too in the shop.... also on my saw blades when cutting Aluminum ( it works on any metal )... i buy it from an Industrial supply .... last many years.... well worth the price ( used to be fairly inexpensive )... saves bits , hole saws and metal blades / Carbide ( Aluminum cutting )...so really is worth any price... when i drill holes like that i use smaller bits to get to the finished size....it is faster and easier on my drills and me... i start with 1/8" use a 3/16 or 5/16" next and progress at what worjs best up to finish size.... i slow down speed too as that burns the bits ... change to my 1/2" Drill at bigger sizes of bits and be careful as it can grab and break bit or you if careless.... slowing down saves time ...and hospital trips... 😂rarely needed a mag drill ( they were expensive in my times ) but they are also pretty good to use... you should wipe the water off the steel ( use rags or some way to blow it off or heat gun ) as that can cause it to slip easily... and hold it in case it does or you can drop it down.... i usually make some kinda jig if multiple holes to hold it solid ( usually a quick and simple jig is all you need - i save it for another use if possible..but anything handy is fine - a couple clamps and you quickly are zipping your holes done..)... i did many large structures and usually up in the air - Commercial signs ...
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Top video Steve and Alex good luck with the new van
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Great vid as usual, keep up the good work. Extension lead! Using the extension lead still wound on the reel will make cable heat up on the spool..., when you use it on mixer next time - feel the reels cable for heat, I've cooked a similar lead and melted it without tripping the electrics till the very end of melt down.😢
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Nice van and good job 😊
Thanks Mark 🚐💨😁🧱👍🏽
Great job Steve and Alex
Ta matt 🧱👍🏽
Great videos as always guys!! Recently finished my apprenticeship so always a great watch to learn something new
Thanks George congratulations and good luck 🧱👍🏽
Best advice always unwind cable from drum to prevent cable over heating when using power tools
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One other thing' your supposed to use 110V onsite , if HSE catch you they will kick you in the bollocks ......
Looking forward to the video ❤
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Another great video just sayin from north of Newcastle 🇬🇧🤙🏼
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Steve you need to put oil on the drill bit to cool it down or it just breaks up, Solid Carbide drills are the ones and yeah they are more expensive but hell do they rock!
The msg drill was self lubricating 🧱👍🏽
Ok.
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Brilliant aork as always, hope all is well, take care
Thanks Peter 🧱👍🏽
Honest true and hard graft good on you two keep em coming.
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💪🏻 great video
Thanks pal 🧱👍🏽
The record by Bernard Cribbins that includes the phase "Right said Fred" covers very well the lifting of the RSJ!
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Another great video lads, perseverance in hard conditions.
Steve you can get mini cutters for your normal hand drill, mini rotabroach and rocol cutting oil well worth the investment.
I drilled 8mm steel with ease with them, trying to get the company I work for get a set.
Looking forward to the next one.
Regards Russ...
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Next doors asked me to help him lift one out. Must be been the same length. Once it came off the wall thought oh shite this is too heavy.
Not fun 🥵🧱👍🏽
Always a good result at the finish but more forward planning means less stressful days and your manual handling techniques are a bit to be desired.ginny lifts are the right way for a two man squad.love watching your videos always a laugh along the way😅 need your hip done steve hope it will be done soon take care both keep up the good work 👏
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as long as you learn the lesion and no one gets hurt ist a good day
Lesson learnt 😬🧱👍🏽
I always use a bit of oil or WD-40 when I’m drilling holes helps protect the bits
The drill was self lubricating . 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
I have used mag drills for years and they are great!! One thing,an extension cable should be fully unwound as if its left in a coil on the drum,it can and will overheat with current going through it!! I have seen them burst into flames because of it!!!!!! That can be a bit daunting!!!!! Keep up the good work !!!!!
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The working platform seems to be lacking in safety components? The quality of finished brickwork appears to be top notch
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Hiya Steve & Alex just watched your video and my god you did so well with that steel . What with Alex not well and you Steve suffering with you hip . That’s the old British way just get on with it good lads 💪👍👍
Cheers Malc . 😆💪🏼🧱👍🏽
The steel arrived before the scafforld and lift winch , Watched these two romanian twins do this up two stories on ladders it was a hell of a sight
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When you're drilling steel you should always put some cutting oil on the bit so it won't dull the edge as quickly.
The drill was self lubricating 🧱👍🏽
I bought a mag drill a few years ago. I even use it instead of the pillar drill.
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5.12 😂 job looking good so far guys. 😀
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We said last year we are not killing our selves anymore genins all the way well done for battling on and getting it in
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so i get home to find everyones being late to the prem... great work steve alex
Hope you’re ok pal we’ve missed you a lot .
It’s been anarchy 🤣🤣🧱👍🏽
now if I lived near you i could fix that wheelie thing for you but i am sure you know plenty of chippies about who could fix it for you but i could fix your electric things and pat test them for you , thanks for the video
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I have got a mag drill. I always use that it is so much easier than using a drill et cetera. The mag drill is the best thing ever that you can use. You will always find that it is like using front of anything else. Milwaukee do a real nice one. One of my friends, just bought one for £1000 but they may give you one for free
Sounds very nice Liam 🤩🧱👍🏽
Should have got a genie lift 😂😂 not the best practice but well done for persevering with it
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Rotabroach drill bits are good but if you got a set of HMT bits and looked after them with plenty of cutting oil would probably last you a good few years, but expensive bits. Or Invest in some rocol cutting fluid can make cheap drills last a long time. I’m a steel fabricator so I do a lot with the mag drills👌🏼
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Thanks for the video guys. Please excuse my ignorance, but why do some lintels require cavity trays and the steel you installed in this video doesn't?
I imagine the bricks above that steel won't get rained on as they'll be protected by the roof overhang
@@darrenatarrant Thanks Darren, yes I wondered that too (that explanation makes sense) but I asked because I am not a builder.
Darren put it perfectly, thanks Darren 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
Mag drill, always some oil or grease while drilling, it'll keep its sharpness longer, not sure if yours had automatic feed, so much better if it doesn't then it won't take a dive and feed at a constant rate.
Self lubricating 🧱👍🏽
When using a mag drill put plenty of oil on broach helps it to last longer gets hot very quick
The msg drill was a self lubricating one
Sorry guy's but issue with drill is u SHOULD NEVER USE an extension lead rolled up it creates mag force as a coil & can over heat & even melt & catch fire, which might not blow fuses in the house if old fusebox still fitted, tut tut!
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Great video guy's may be a future H&S one 🤔😂😂
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You look like a “ right said Fred” operation. A&E thrive on this type of activity. Call on some mates in future.
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Well done!
We can see how bad your hip is when youbwere pushing the beam along on the trollies.
Your op can't come soon enough.
I seem to recollect you swore to use a genie for steels a couple of jobs ago!
You really needed one here!
Got to be worth the expense in time alone never mind your bodies especially if you're both a bit 'crock'
Make it a new year's resolution!
23 rd December.. everyone closed for Christmas 🥺🧱👍🏽
Buy one or an old used one even if only use occasionally at least never be at the mercy of hire shops
That’s a big piece of kit to try and store 😳
@SteveAndAlexBuild stick in the back yard if the misses complain just ask them for a hand on next big lift lol
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We've all been there, sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do!
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I'm sorry to hear how bad things have Been for you, I was gonna show my frustration at your forgetfulness but you don't need my OCD rant. I hope things improve and you manage to get your hip done as you are my favourite flogers
Thanks Gary 🧱👍🏽
Great video. What’s the full name/details of the steel that went over the doorway please? What was its length? Sorry if I missed that. Cheers guys. 👍
We don’t have the structural engineer drawings so not sure .
It was basically an RSJ with an 8 mm plate welded to it 🧱👍🏽
Such a shame that Milwaukee don’t make a drill like that .
I think They do 🧱👍🏽
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I remember them called a “ limpet drill”
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I belive that the company that sponsors u guys do one of those drills in screwfix for just over a grand battery operated looks a beast but only someone with dosh will tell 😂😂great work asallways lads hope alex is all good now
Mmm sounds nice indeed .
Al all good now 😁🧱👍🏽
Tough going, but you push on 👍. Have you been to Big Red power Tools William Moore & Son in Preston ? Massive Milwaukee dealer, i think its the biggest in the north, if not the UK
Yes we’ve been up twice now , it’s amazing in there 🟥😍🧱👍🏽
@@SteveAndAlexBuild Aladdin's cave, a proper man's shop 😂
@markrobinson1458 Definitely 😁🧱
Should definitely get some decent scaffolding and use genie lift, you get all your tools for nothing just use that money you’re saving 👍🏼
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The weather gods have found out you are working.
As you said in the video the pair of you were only worth one of you but I don't think as you said those holes would have made any difference in the struggle or weight of that steel!
Very good video Steve, but remember Alex is a bull doze not a lift!
How are you even working Steve? That hip of yous is not helping you.
Take care and stay safe Best regards as ever Ken.
Cheers Ken .
I’m in a bad way now and wish I could just stop but being self employed is crap 😔🧱👍🏽
You did bloody well against the odds, hope you are both well, and thanks again for taking the time to film it. BTW how does the link work for the paypal?
Hi Gary thanks very much.
You need to go onto paypal ( not sure if you need an account) then the link is to our account where you can pay there .
Thanks again
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That was bloody dangerous lifting that steel like that guys. Surely with the amount of I beams you two put up it would be worth buying a genie lift ? I would never take chances like that😢
It wasn’t by choice
Can u let me know where U bought ur scaffold..thanks
Selco sell trestles 🧱👍🏽
OMG
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Good job as usual lads. RANT... Why should a fella who has obviously worked hard and paid his taxes for no doubt decades, have to struggle and wait for an operation! Disgraceful health care nowadays.
So frustrating 😔😔🧱👍🏽
Van looks nice Steve wats the difference from ur other one looks same
2015 to a 2021
41 k to 13500 k 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
How long have you had the blue steps. My mother had the exact same for nearly 60 years. That's only the second one I've seen
A customer was clearing out his dads garage so we gave them a new home 😆🧱👍🏽
I remember them as well.
@adgeebike9173 😁🧱👍🏽
Doesn't the steel need a cavity tray and weep vents?
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Hi do you lads cover selby North Yorkshire?
Sorry pal . Lancashire.
Try mark Hep on you tube . Great lad 🧱👍🏽
Trestles are only a working platform not for loading out bricks.
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Question for Alex a few videos back was sure I heard your dad say you were not working as you had been streaming on Twitch, is that something you keep private or are you looking for followers?
Al is definitely looking for followers 🕹️🧱👍🏽
@@SteveAndAlexBuild what is his streaming name so I can find him?
Wear steel toe cap boots not runners
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Why steel and not catnic..its only single storey..
Cost 😒🧱👍🏽
@@SteveAndAlexBuild might be much the same if genie hire and extra time are factored in?
Always used catnics ,sod that steels ,can put catnic on me own ,less labour cost lol 😂😂
@MarkSmith-jt1yj £650 for that catnic 😳
@@SteveAndAlexBuild yea there a bit pricey now ,like most things a pee take ,all having a good tug out us ooh🙊
You make cowboys look like experts !
Thanks 🫡
Use a genie SL10 lift with fork extensions
I suggest you do a risk assessment on lifting steels….if you did, you would do it manually - think about it, if the steel slipped you could up with a career ending injury
Anyway a genie lift would do the job in a tenth of the time
Not on the 23 rd of December when everyone is closed for Christmas
Not very well organised knowing that lintel was heavy why didn't you organise a bit ov extra labour to help you
This job was a shit show because of weather
The one thing that really gets me going today is an unsafe site like this. When it goes wrong and someone dies or ends up in a wheelchair it's no good saying I'm sorry. And before you have ago to justify it, think about what you'll say in court or to the family who's been left behind 😢
Nobody is trying to justify anything
A polite message to any Trolls, who are thinking of dropping in and leaving a silly comment.
Please don`t - just quietly walk away from the video and go watch something that is of more of interest to you.
If you leave an arrogant/rude/ridiculous comment - you just highlight your own stupidity & ignorance.
Bye trolls 🖕🖕👌👍👍
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Please don't do that again with the steel beam. It just isn't worth it. One mistake and it could be life changing. 👍......but I guess you know that now.
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Wheres health and safety officer, he'd have a field day, ✅️ off this job, and ya can't build with trainers on.
You can build with trainers on you can’t without a trowel 😌
There's a real sense of urgency about (NOT) nothing 🤔🧐😡🤬
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I have seen stupidity on site when handling steelwork was involved lots of injury's lost fingers broken backs' Ect but fuck me you cannot fix stupid .......
You can
What was I watching there . I’m a plasterer and I won’t use 8x4 sheets of plasterboard because one wrong move and you’re back goes . Think what you was doing there with that steel was wrong but it’s your choice .. you only get 1 back .. lads be careful your health is more important than anything think ..🫣
What size sheets do you use?
@@phil6465 I’m a one man band 6x3 I’m 57 .. ok a bit more tap but I’m happy with that
@@johnhodges7891 I’ve not seen smaller plasterboard sheets, but not needed to use any for years. I’m a young 57 too!😀
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Jobs looking well advanced 👍 Steve, i hate giving advice but ive drilled countless holes in stainless over the years and swear by Rocol cutting oil. Its excellent at preserving cutter sharpness and comes in a handy squeeze bottle. Shame your still waiting on the hip job. 🥲
Next time I will remember to ask the fabricator lads to do it for us . That cost me over half a days labour which i hadn’t priced for 😔🧱👍🏽
@@SteveAndAlexBuild Things on your mind, pain in your hip and the weather. Understandable Steve 🥲