Are you not worried about Asbestos in any of the layers you open up?

Fantastic video! Fantastic build! Your presentation was near - perfect. This area of video making is often so hard to get right, so.... many thanks, again.

Did you use treated timber for the framing ? Or just normal untreated timber definitely cheaper

What screws did you use for fixing the shed frame to the osb boards? This tutorial is excellent and doing my build this weekend, thank you for making the video

What a useful video…what happened to the channel!!

Great video. Where did you get your feather board and what length?

i miss the framing timber dimentions looks like 50x50mm

Love that breakfast too 😂

Great idea on the base will use same process

Mate, I watched these the wrong way round watching the shed build first. Impressed with you’re ‘thinking’ acuity. Thumbs up again but also a sub 🍻🍻

Mate, I appreciate all the effort you went to with all the information given, as you’ve taken the ‘thinking’ part out of my project and I can now just get on with it. 🍻🍻👍🏻

OSB board = Oriented strand board board. Sorry couldn't resist. I'm just about to start building my shed/garden room, so watching a lot of videos like this. Always good to see how other people approach their builds, every one is ever so slightly different and that's perfect for finding little tips and things that could apply to my own project. Thanks for the video.

Excellent shed build, very clear information provided. I’m going to watch your videos to build my garden shed soon. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Was the original roof badly done (bodge) ? or was it just done like that back in the day ?

Great work ..that would have cost you a fortune to buy, nice job

Any damp proof under the bearers

Curious to know how it's stood up - has the base remained sound? Also what size is the framing timber?

Where are you based? i see boys and boden bags..

That was most definitely a human bone my dude, you're gonna have a ghost hanging out in your shed lol. Also unless you ask your neighbours permission don't plant bamboo, the bastards grow everywhere...

That hardened old wood will refuse nails, but I'm sure 8mm galvanized bolts w/fender washers OR just lag bolts would do just fine. Collar ties make very good sense & purlines add much rigidity to the roof itself.. Of course, I've built prototype cars, a few walls, fences, but your old house is a bueaty project..

And the channel is on holiday?

100k minimum to fix that up

Thanks for the Great video.very good explanation will help me building shed in this summer

I would be bored to tears after 10mins of this. Hope it turned out ok

Really helpful video. Have been designing my shed build for this spring based on almost exactly the same configuration and dimensions, but had completely over-engineered it!! Timber frame and studs all now downsized, along with budget! Thanks!

Any further updates on the renovation? What happened?!

what would you use to plaster internal walls. nhl lime and sand? with some hair in it?

Great job...and instruction video. Thank you

😂 so those are collar ties .... meanwhile you haven't explained or elaborate the determination of the height to fit them above the wall plates.

Any chance of an update? How’s it looking 2 years on?

Great demo. Only problem (for me) is the lack of daylight! A window would have been a nice addition.

Any updates?

Great job. Well done.

thank you easy to follow video

How's it going a year on? Anything you would change?

Reference your query on annular ring shank nails. The annular refers to the ring, wrapped around the nail shank. (Annular means ring shaped.) They grip soft woods better than straight shank or screw shank, which turn as you hammer them in.

What a horrible job it is. It took me 3 solid days to remove the render off the back of my house and I was using a heavier duty pneumatic breaker to get it off, on a low setting so as not to damage the walls. Very heavy to use compared with your Titan drill. Not a job I'd ever undertake again!

I would love a update on this property

Did you cry after that discovery ? ! 😂 Wow that’s a task on its own…. But there’s nothing like rebuilding, regeneration and rejuvenating….. it gives so much satisfaction I’m trying to get half metre(or less) of render off a brick lintel and it’s pulling big lumps off the bricks 😢 Good video I might try that comb style SDS chisel myself x

Did you cry after that discovery ? ! 😂 Wow that’s a task on its own…. But there’s nothing like rebuilding, regeneration and rejuvenating….. it gives so much satisfaction I’m trying to get half metre(or less) of render off a brick lintel and it’s pulling big lumps off the bricks 😢 Good video I might try that comb style SDS chisel myself x

I really enjoyed the vid & thanks for taking the time to show us , Im just starting mine Could i ask why you built the back wall lower i was thinking of using furring peices ? Thanks in advance .

You done sn amazing job

I’m buying a Victorian doer upper, no fireplaces at all so I have about 4 to expose, excited to do it!

Brilliant !

Nicely done for doing it by yourself no one holding bits in place ect

😃👍

I was talking exactly what you've done today, wondering whether it'd work. I'll be using breez blocks in place of the flags though and possibly a scim of grit on the top

You would be best suited to place a 4 foot anchor board into the center of each wall top plate and the other side then cable the them using a turnbuckle drawing them together to the into the correct width. You should use a plumb level at center ridge beam and see what the width should be equidistant to the walls at some location.

Spot on

Hello mate, great video by the way, I wanted to ask you on an estimate of how long do you think it takes for a square meter of the wall surface to be cleaned off the cement render by hand and chisel and if it’s possible at all?