Nice! Do you do just buy raw materials and knock it all together there and then?

How many bags of cement go into each slab there

Can you call it robert?

Its alright just hire a handyman to sort that out.

Tha's a big drill

Jeez..

So now he has an intact padlock that he’s maybe lost the key for, and a gate that now can’t be locked properly? Sounds like a win 🤣

Love this. I work with ex offenders, and as part of their restorative justice journey we make these exact same boxes to sell to raise funds for local animal charities and just like you we have to keep a large part of the donation to one side for the same reasons to cover wood and consumable's. I've just subscribed too

No guard though. Madness! I know you get a flatter cut but I've seen too many injuries

First rate eye protection.

I bought the same one last year. Every Handyman needs one in their armoury. Just likes multi tool. 👍🏾

2/10 good attempt though!

Never used one, bit grinders are awesome

Wouldnt it have been the padlock cleat that wanted cutting ?

Do you like cutting with this grinder?😂😂😂

Bluetooth me over that fire 🙂

Nice job but why did you put two gates and not a fence with a gate?

Brilliant. What concrete screws or bolts do you use to fix the 4x4 post to the wall?

We have these but are very heavy for two of us, and killing our backs is there a trick to it?? As soon as one of us slides it down out of square it falls through...any help.please

Ouch, whoever made it was in way over their head. I feel bad for the homeowner if they paid for it and the wasted materials. Enjoy the good weather ;-)

Nice, looks good👍👍like 2

You put a high security lock on a fence someone can just climb over? That makes no damn sense, son. Did the customer _demand_ it be made this way? Did you try to talk them out of it or did you just take their money and run? The bolt looks very impressive, but the small screws holding it on will tear it with a few good kicks. Why wouldn't you use carriage bolts like everyone else?

Proper good job that mate

That isn't going to fail in my lifetime, I can say that for sure. Nice work!

Why don't you cut the old posts off , leave the buried bit in the ground and put new ones in a little distance away ?

Nice work... But doesn't the post Bridge the damp proof course?

Parabéns 👍🏻 👍🏻

100% needs gussets

Could you share the details in the lock

The timber is it tongue and groove

Спасибо большое, отличный вариант

Looks very neat. I like the lock, more practical than my padlock, being able to lock it from either side.

They are so cute

very nice to see quality work for a change. thanks!

Why do prefer the thumb latch to the ring latch?

What thickness of wood did you use for the bracing of the gate ?

Climb over would be quicker lol

Nice job!, what make and size of screws are you using?

i don't disagree about the safety aspect, but there's no such thing as road tax. roads are funded through general taxation. some vehicles are subject to vehicle excise duty (VED), but many (like pedal bikes, historic vehicles more than 40 years old, and electric cars) are not. so would you make electric bikes subject to VED when electric cars aren't?

The bolt is very strong I'm sure. What about the fixings around it?

I vote for Fanny McVanface

Lovely 🎉 see you in July!

Hi, I have been thinking for a while that I would do something similar to replace 30 odd panels and came across your videos on you tube. Out of interest what timber do you use for your rails and do you just use three horizontal rails cut exactly to length and wedged in? I was thinking of using vertical timbers in the post slots and then using 3 rails, all in 4 x 2.

Get a recip saw man much easier

Why didn't you extend the diagonal braces right to the 2 by 4 edges?

It’s essentially only as strong as one paving brick

He is doing fantastic. He has a spirit level.😮

That’s handy ‘cos now he can lift that set out and put it where he likes👍

The failed metal fixings must be removed and the holes made good. You simply can't grind them off because the steel fixing will rust in the hole and spawl the brickwork, creating more work.

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