Everything’s interesting! It’s the fact that you show the job from start to finish, including all the fiddly/boring/repetitive bits which is why I watch. It’s good to see the whole process. An introduction to skimming would be interesting if Matt wants to do a video on that.
Love it all. Remarkable how much work is involved that is just not noticed by the layman. Also the experience knowing what to do and when. Everything is interesting.
Rich, don’t worry, everything you guys do is interesting! Ok, it’s not walls going up in 5 minutes but it’s the reality of building, the fiddly stuff that has to be done that will, hopefully, never be seen again. Keep it up and keep the humour in! 😊
Don’t worry, it doesn’t matter what your are doing, I find everything you do interesting. It’s also the banter between you all. Really look forward to each episode. Also having the two episodes I find really good. KEEP UP GOOD WORK🤪🤪🤪🤪
Thanks guys for another great episode. It would be great to have a tutorial on plastering on one of these video's as I'm sure everyone could learn something from Matt.
Love seeing the plaster going on and would happily watch and listen to tips and ‘how to’ guides. I went to night school last year to learn to plaster which was great fun and very informative but I’d never say I was anything more than a DIYer plasterer. Interesting to hear that Matt doesn’t use additives.
I've just done a marathon watch of your loft extension series, I'm almost caught up noemw and it's interesting to see how you have evolved as youtubers and how you are now less metabo and more festool and milwaukee.
Would love to see how to skim hoping to do my own house and plastering is something I still lack confidence in most likely because it's hard to get the right knowledge.
Good progress, I'm surprised you board off step ladders. I have always prefered to work off scafold planks or youngman boards on milk crates, less aggravating than constantly moving steps about.
Hello there....do you ever use board finish instead of multi finish on plasterboards? I've always used multi finish but someone suggested to use board finish...
I all ways find when I have safety boots on I trip up . But sometimes I work in trainers .. I just think it’s the weight of the boots and your brain doesn’t work it out …😂😂😂😂😂
Sorry mate. Thats my fault for not turning the volume down when editing because I do it to all the music within the episode. I’ll take that on board and it won’t happen again 👍🏻😁
What's make me laugh when things which is new in UK os use since yers in others countries Just wonder when you start use "dry plaser" God bless as finally you start use single tap 😂😂😂
Not at all boring. Except for the bit that is too much boring. Perhaps I should rephrase that last bit - why did you make a hole in the blockwork for the fan ducting with a million holes rather than just use a core bit. Am I being simple or is there a reason - I can't imagine you don't have a set of core bits and the block doesn't look like a particularly vulnerable one. Thanks for the education and entertainment - you guys are great.
You are not being simple at all mate but the truth is that it is possibly the only tool I haven’t got. A core drill and core drill set. I stopped using a normal drill after 1. Nearly ripping my own arm off when it but in a wall tie and 2. it burns them out. Who knows I may put one on my Christmas list and still not get one 😂👍🏻
@@Mr_A_Builders I am amazed you don't have one. True, you do need a decent powered SDS drill but I appreciate those are not cheap. You did do a lovely job with the cordless though - fun to watch at high speed after all the holes I have done at very slow speed! Thanks for replying.
Everything’s interesting! It’s the fact that you show the job from start to finish, including all the fiddly/boring/repetitive bits which is why I watch. It’s good to see the whole process.
An introduction to skimming would be interesting if Matt wants to do a video on that.
I’ll ask Matt about that one and see what he wants to do.
Nothing you guys do is boring, always a pleasure to watch your work ethic and quality and how the job progresses.
Yes everything is interesting. A video on Matt’s skimming would be welcome 😊
Yet another great episode.
Love it all. Remarkable how much work is involved that is just not noticed by the layman. Also the experience knowing what to do and when. Everything is interesting.
Always interesting Richard. Massive progress this episode. Keep up the humorous bits they always make me smile 😜👍👍
Aqua channel is what the tanking trough is called 👍
All progess is interesting regardless, keep em coming 😀
Rich, don’t worry, everything you guys do is interesting! Ok, it’s not walls going up in 5 minutes but it’s the reality of building, the fiddly stuff that has to be done that will, hopefully, never be seen again. Keep it up and keep the humour in! 😊
Don’t worry, it doesn’t matter what your are doing, I find everything you do interesting. It’s also the banter between you all. Really look forward to each episode. Also having the two episodes I find really good. KEEP UP GOOD WORK🤪🤪🤪🤪
Am not a builder , bit of diy but i find the contents of all your videos really interesting..must get out more..🤣...keep it going chaps..👍
Excellent progress. Always interesting. Cheers Rich and Mat. Looking forward to the next video 🍻
Never boring. Never will be. Brilliant vlogs by professional tradesmen. 👌👍
Amazing fitness and stamina at every stage. From the walking around in mud doing the drains to this stage has been brilliant to watch!
What a TEAM!
Thanks guys for another great episode. It would be great to have a tutorial on plastering on one of these video's as I'm sure everyone could learn something from Matt.
Love seeing the plaster going on and would happily watch and listen to tips and ‘how to’ guides. I went to night school last year to learn to plaster which was great fun and very informative but I’d never say I was anything more than a DIYer plasterer. Interesting to hear that Matt doesn’t use additives.
I love all the videos. Keep them coming
I've just done a marathon watch of your loft extension series, I'm almost caught up noemw and it's interesting to see how you have evolved as youtubers and how you are now less metabo and more festool and milwaukee.
😂👍🏻
Call me a nerd but I love the insulating and plastering.
I do like watching a good plasterer, do you know any? Just kidding, I love this part of the build.
More good progress than you could shake a stick at !! And a cameo appearance from the brickie, whoever he was. Bloody skyver...
Would love to see how to skim hoping to do my own house and plastering is something I still lack confidence in most likely because it's hard to get the right knowledge.
Thanks!
Thank you Jim! Sorry mate, I missed this one!
Every video is interesting. Yes, progress may be slow at times, but it's progress. Cracking job boys 👌👍👍
It is all interesting
If your doing a build like this i want to see as much as possible including the "boring" bits personally I think its all interesting
Thanks for the comment mate. It’s very difficult to try and make sure we keep our vids interesting so your opinion is very much appreciated.
"Spreading the pink" interesting chioce of phrase 😂😂
Nice job plastering 👍 .I learned to plaster when I had my own house but hated doing celling
nice to see trades on the top of their game. coming on nicely boys.👍
All progess is interesting regardless, keep em coming 👍
the whole process makes it interesting guys thanks.
Find all your videos very interesting .keep up the good work 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Plastering is a black art. It would be nice to have a basics how to guide to help us diyers patch or skim a small area successfully.
It's all intersting to me!
I know you like your music can I recommend Joanne Shaw Taylor. blackest day .loving your posts 👍
If it’s something I can get on epidemic I’ll give it a go. 👍🏻
Superb video from you both love the channels oh and 'put your Willy away'😅😅😅
Yep, I'm happy with that 😁
Good progress, I'm surprised you board off step ladders. I have always prefered to work off scafold planks or youngman boards on milk crates, less aggravating than constantly moving steps about.
Please fully seal the plasterboards to the cavity around the openings.
Work of art that plastering mularky hats of sir, but at least give the man a labourer 😅brilliant episode boys 👍
Agreed matt is a quality plasterer
Arthur Askey nearly came a cropper 😂 😂 😂
Nice one but the Plasterer must be on a day rate for sure 😂👌👍but in his defence the wind and weather doesn’t help 💪
Hawk Tuah!
24:35 will there be vertical plastic between the brick and the insulation ?
Are you aware, the extractor flexable ducting that you are using, you can now buy it already insulated.
It’s a much better product.
Hello! What was the bit on the drill called you used to cut the hole in the wall for the extractor hose?
Excellent content as always😊
Hello there....do you ever use board finish instead of multi finish on plasterboards? I've always used multi finish but someone suggested to use board finish...
Matt would say definitely not but maybe if we get him to do a video he can explain all this 👍🏻
I all ways find when I have safety boots on I trip up . But sometimes I work in trainers .. I just think it’s the weight of the boots and your brain doesn’t work it out …😂😂😂😂😂
knee pads ?
How to improve, remove the applause at the end of the videos, it deafens me every time! lol
Sorry mate. Thats my fault for not turning the volume down when editing because I do it to all the music within the episode. I’ll take that on board and it won’t happen again 👍🏻😁
@@Mr_A_Builders 😂 cheers
What's make me laugh when things which is new in UK os use since yers in others countries Just wonder when you start use "dry plaser" God bless as finally you start use single tap 😂😂😂
Not at all boring. Except for the bit that is too much boring. Perhaps I should rephrase that last bit - why did you make a hole in the blockwork for the fan ducting with a million holes rather than just use a core bit. Am I being simple or is there a reason - I can't imagine you don't have a set of core bits and the block doesn't look like a particularly vulnerable one.
Thanks for the education and entertainment - you guys are great.
You are not being simple at all mate but the truth is that it is possibly the only tool I haven’t got. A core drill and core drill set.
I stopped using a normal drill after 1. Nearly ripping my own arm off when it but in a wall tie and 2. it burns them out. Who knows I may put one on my Christmas list and still not get one 😂👍🏻
@@Mr_A_Builders I am amazed you don't have one. True, you do need a decent powered SDS drill but I appreciate those are not cheap. You did do a lovely job with the cordless though - fun to watch at high speed after all the holes I have done at very slow speed! Thanks for replying.
Too much manspaining going on