Well done sir ! 🤔 ✔️ 👍🏻

I bought the miter gauge and it's not square at 90 degrees to itself. No way to adjust it. Wish I had stuck with good old North American made.

What’s your impression a month in?

Love your videos. - Always

Great video, ive been looking at getting one of these

What would you charge for this excluding materials. I find this hard to quote

Hi JP. I love the videos on the progress of the small barn conversion. On the subject of the diesel heater, I have bought a unit on the strength of this video, and I am going to run the exhaust through a diesel car EGR heat exchanger which will heat water that can be pumped though a radiator. That way I can use the heat from the exhaust which would otherwise be wasted. One issue I have encountered concerns the 12V transformer. I have bought the same unit as yours and it clearly says that it is set to 110V from the factory, and needs to be changed to 230V. I can see WHERE this is done but I cannot see HOW to change it. I can't see a switch in the hole in the side of the unit. Did you have the same issue? Any advice from you or any other watchers would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and keep the videos coming. Love to Gracie & Bo. Colin

It appears to me, your Evolution Mitre Saw needs a new blade ! Not a criticism, merely a comment! I enjoy your videos very much😊

Well done JP. Good to see the roof sheeting slowly disappearing 😊

Strange request but could anyone please share a link to the instructions for this - have lost mine!

Thanks John, I’ve recently built an add on area outside of my main shed and I enjoy watching videos like yours because it gives me ideas and food for thought when I’m planning to do something like wall construction for shelves and storing tools. Videos like these give us inspiration to get out there and make things happen.

You need to be careful with axe wielding teddy bears in your garden. 🤣🤣

We have seen this stage before ? Explain.

Great progress. I hope you enjoyed the coco 😉

Are you the owner of bang good or have shares, “ because “ any way more please on that heater day to day the heating of your work shop maybe, lots of details , 🤞👍

Nice music ❤

Do you have any issues with condensation on the roof/ceiling in there? That rail angle square looks great

That square looks interesting mate🤔. How’s the diesel heater working out for you?

Pleased I’m not the only one with a Jenga garage/workshop/store space!

Hey John. Maybe you can be of some help. I seem to have an issue with my new lift. In the absence of any manual/instruction, I have difficulties to determine if I am not operating it properly, if I am missing something I should set or if I have a faulty unit. I haven’t actually installed it nor used it and just testing its operation before installing it. My issue lies with the red micro adjustment ring on the top : when turning it, nothing happens. It turns freely and indefinitely and doesn’t seem to make any adjustments. Maybe you can give me your feedback from your usage. What is supposed to happen when turning this micro adjustment ring (mechanically speaking)? Is it operating/turning the central rod? The rod only turns while turning the main crank. My understanding is that the ref bottom adjustment plate allows to fine tune the tightness of the bolt on the central rod to set the stiffness of the crank. When fiddling with it it doesn’t seem to affect the functioning on the micro adjustment ring. Am I missing something? Thx in advance for your feedback

Cracking idea 💡 👏🏼

2 suggestions, they both can be done with a 3d printer (if you don’t have one, some libraries do): there are multiple smaller inserts for the device to guide the air in the bin so the dust doesn’t clog up the filter. There are even bigger ones that introduce cyclone functionality if you want a fancier one. Just print them out and clip them in. The same goes for adapting the device to machines. I designed fitting adapters myself (and published when i liked them), but the usual sites like thingiverse are full of them. 🙂👍

Excellent job again. Really look forward to your videos as I'm finally going to turn my shed/garden room into a workshop and need to board the ceiling with probably drywall as it's lighter and easier than the shuttering ply I used to line the walls. Keep up the good work 👍

80 year old vertigo sufferer .. so the roof job was not my cup of tea .. well done .

Is the fence 90 deg to the blade?

I seen a guy use a old water radiator to get more heat from the exshaust.

Hi John. I've just received a diesel heater and I ordered a 3m extension for the exhaust. This ensures the significant exhaust heat remains in the garage (the end of the exhaust can be hand held as it's lost so much heat over the 3m or so). You could even coil the extension and add a fan. Thanks for the plaster board suggestion as I've been puzzling what to use.

This is completely unrelated, or perhaps not, but I just realised that you have floor on the walls and floor in the ceiling, but no floor on the floor. :D

Im so bloody jealous of all these goodies you are getting. But i gave in and ordered a tabe router from Bangood. It arrived today ready to build tomorrow ❤

Workshop is looking good. Bandsaw/planer cart, there are a few flip carts on youtube.

Congratulations, bravo, I was feeling a bit sick just watching the video. Hat's off to you

Hi thanks for another video . Its going to be nice in there. I have always been a lot Paranoid about running out of fuel in heater, was it ok. Talking about Paranoid did you ever frequent Rios in Bradford( Not the best area,) I was in a Bike club and doormen wouldn't let anyone leave on your own walking LOL not that I ever remember.

Couldn’t help noticing that you completely let go of the boards as you were ripping them on the table saw. I’ve seen REALLY bad things happen when people do that sort of thing. I’d like you to keep all your digits attached to your hand. 😊

Ive heard a hammer be called a thumb detector or in derek from vice grip garages case a tanya harding 😂

Been wracking my brains for a good garage heater thats cheap to run. Impressed so much with your video, I bought one - with the code in your link I ended up paying 72.42 euros - thats super cheap! Hope its as good as yours seems to be. Not sure how long the offer lasts though so best be quick if you want to order one. cant wait for it to arrive

Hammer = 16oz fitting tool

JP , love the work you have both done to your place.. Just me mindful to avoid any condensation issues in the workshop caused by the warm air from the heater coming into contact with the cold roofing sheets ..

When you move the heater plumb the exhaust through a radiator before going outside this will help heat the workshop without using extra fuel.

Chicken wire is good for keeping insulation up

Hammer = Brummagem screw-driver.

Might be worth seeing how much of the workings you can inspect. In one of Joshua de lyle’s videos he had a different make and found the fuel line was crushed, also passed through sharp openings in the metal casing, and if he’d screwed on the air filter in the predrilled location, a screw would have hit the fuel line inside 😳😳

Hammer = Persuader. Nice Haul from BG 👍🏻

You might want to create a gap between that new insulation and the corrugated roof. The roof will generate a lot of condensation and you don’t want that drenching the insulation maybe consider fitting a vapour barrier sheet first then the insulation? Love the channel and always great to see sharp tools being used properly. 👍

When I was a mechanic a long time ago, we knew a hammer as a "Blunting"

Only made it to 5.35 because of the triggering laser sound fx.

Lovely seeing the dogs "working" with you, in your now, toasty warm workshop!!!