Haha he's pretty gentle tbf

VERY nice. If I ever get a chance, I plan on building a sleeper pond. Some things I would do(just because I'm me) that may be it's overkill. This is NOT to say anything he did was incorrect. I've never built one & would use his video as a guideline. The things listed below are from watching other KZbin videos of people building sleeper ponds. 1. Once drilling the pilot holes, go back with a little larger bit, & drill about 1/2 inch. That way the head of the screws will be countersunk. 2. I would put bolts/screws in 2nd & 3rd row to screw them to the row below to make them a little stronger. 3. Use rebar(maybe overkill but again, that's me) to stop any flexing of the walls when they are filled. This might not be an issue on smaller ponds but I think if you went over 12 ft.(3.65 meters), you "might" have some flex. Of course, by doing step 2, it could make rebar not necessary. a. Drill about halfway through first row. Make a straight line across the top of 1st row going through the middle of the hole as close as you can. Then make another straight line going down the inside wall so you can line up upper rows. You can drill all the way through the 2nd row & line up with hole in 1st row. Again, drill a slightly larger hole so when hammering the rebar in, it would allow for an small discrepancies. Repeat for the rows after the 2nd row. I would also put rebar in the corners. After all holes are drilled, get a vacuum & suck up any sawdust that might have settled in the bottom. NOTE: If using rebar, take a small dowel rod that will fit in the holes(MAKE sure you can pull it out) to see exactly how deep each hole is. If you have discrepancies between the depths of the hole, have the rebar cut a little shorter than the average depth of the holes. Example: Lets say you put 12 pieces of rebar in(3 per side). You measure & the depths range from 35 - 36 inches. Have the rebar cut 35 to 35.5 inches. After you've hammered it in as far as you can, take a small piece of rebar, tap it down farther. BTW, one video I was instead of rebar, the person used wooden rods about 2 inches thick instead of rebar. Using the wooden rods, you hammer it in as far as you can & the trim the excess flush with the top row. While using wooden rods, the person would file down the bottom to look like this - \_/ - that will be going in. He did this because when he was hammering one in without that, it caught(because the holes were off too much & he couldn't get it to go all the way in. Again, I really liked this video & was impressed by how well he explained everything & the final result.

Looks good what was ruff cost ?

What is the plant called with the pretty white flowers please

That cat is so cute❤ it looks like mine

really nice looks great

Awesome 👏🏼

i know its a long shot but would love to visit sometime

Never would of thought you could keep fancy goldfish like that outside that looks amazing

Screwing the pots to the side is great idea. Cheers.

Good video mate 👏🏻🎣

It’s a very simple build for someone lazy like me, but how much did it cost to build please mate? As I am on a budget 👍☹️

What an awesome pond build! Very simple design but great look! All of the plants and fish are thriving! Thanks for sharing ❤

Nice lil sesh tbh wid ya mate any koi in there

Nice pond you have there. I helped me mate build a pond a few years ago. It’s was a nice pond but he had a nightmare with Herons taking his fish so now it’s permanently covered with net which doesn’t look great.

lovely ponds and fish 😊 Do you keep your fancy goldfish in that outdoor pond winter time?

Pond is GORGEOUS However, if I built anything of this size with water in my yard, my kids would demand it be a pool

Do you screw the pond plants so the pots sit in the water?

Wonderful pond! I'm hoping to build one similar next summer. You've inspired me.

Plants name pls

Lovely ❤, tell me the names of plants used here

The fish are so amazing and plant life inviting😊

Love this pond

Very sweet and heart warming 🥰

Imagine if this was skye giving birth

this is a nice build. I really enjoyed the video

I'd of over lapped the joints like brick work to make it stronger

Love it, I have several ponds 😊

Just in the process of putting a pond in was going to get 4-5 koi but after watching some of your vid's I must say I am being drawn towards goldfish.

Wonderful pond and wonderful video!

Beautiful and I love your plants and fish!🩷

Healthy beautiful pond. It might be the type I build very soon. I wish the narration had been in English.

This is one of the best pond builds ever! Thank you for showing us The Way 😁

I love the pond. Do you put some kind of cover over it during winter to protect the plants and fish?

Nice vid. Might make one like this next summer. Have you had any trouble with the sleepers on the ground starting to rot?

Beautiful...... if possible can u plz share a cost breakdown of this pond ?? I think those sleepers r preety costly. Also how long does it took to cut them into proper size. I believe this is where most of the efforts r spent.

What a nice job

Cracking pond mate, new sub.

Jolie couleur tous ces petits ‼️‼️😂💋💋🐽

What size liner did you use for this? Still confused how you measure the correct size! Looks great, might give it a go.

Nice n simple, thnx for the idea

Some very beautiful goldfish. Your pond looks great!!

Awesome pond but just beautiful ranchu I love my goldies and my ponds You made some excellent picks I subscribed!

Great job. Very smart. 😊

Lovely pond but if you had staggered the joints it would be a lot stronger.

beautiful pond but i was thinking wouldnt it be good to have an overflow drain hole so if it rains a ton the fish wont escape from overflowing and keep the pond at a nice water level

This pond is absolutely beautiful.

How do you make your plant pots hang to the side mate it looks good

ive asked a ? in 1 of your other videos.. just wondering with you being an electrician what would you charge to fit an outside power source

great job mate what was the price of the sleepers