Do you really trust someone that bangs a hammer like that and half ass nails the plate?

ADMIN!!! Where are you? This video needs to be taken down. There are many videos here that have very good advice on how to make this sort of joint, one of which this is not. Lord help anyone dumb enough to follow these instructions.

Hi, do i need to remove the epoxy paint on my garage floor prior to using this? I guess yes, but the floor is so irregular that im not sure it's possible without some proper diamond cutting head professional thing..

Do you no how to swing hammer , that put me over edge

you swing like a GIRL ! lol

hit the bloody nails constant tapping doing my head in!

Swing the bleeping hammer would you!

I'm with you on the Suzuki swift everyone thinks they are fantastic particularly the Swift sport my Mrs had worst car I've ever bought.presumably 1.6 VVTi engine is also ulez but 1 for a grand will be horrendous simple there Turds don't. Sorry but as my daughter is called Nicole & we have had several Clio's they were the va va voom not the Mégane , how could I forget Nicole & papa & Mr Thierry Henry in all Clio adverts which were made while at Arsenal

Does the tar smear if on brick? It seems to I have a smooth brick and a pretty big amount of old splashed tar

Can you use mortar under the slab and then use the SBR/Cement mix as a primer to coat the slabs for extra adhesive?

Is the timber treated pine? If so, galvanised nails will rust and fail fairly quickly. I think it's the arsenic in the treated pine that reacts with the zinc coating of the nails. You'd be better off using treated pine screws!

Primer must be used!!

Thank for the info. But hit the nail with some balls

Will it work on a surface coated with a liquid dpm ?

The love taps are giving me anxiety!!!

Under £40 quid? I've Searched the entire Internet, no such price exists, as with all cheap products the main suppliers own brand screw fix products have greedly pushed up the price!!

That’s not for any type of load. Make a scarf joint

18 bags for 25sqr mtrs? useless information if you don't tell us the thickness? And as mentioned elsewhere, not priming the floor is a false economy.

my whole patio is loose, before doing this in the video would it be worth leveling off the sand base first? water and organic growth have got it so was wondering what i can do without digging up exisiting sand/cement base. Could i just reapply some sand/cement for the base and then do as youve done in this video?

I don't trust anyone who hammers like this

Thanks for a useful video. Do you think your method of pressing it into the joints is as effective as flushing it in? Does it use less compound?

i am happy with these mitre saw stand. Price tag and good quality thanks

Ive just bought the no nonsense screed s32..how much water does each 20kg bag take to mix ..the label says 3.4 to 3.6litres but heard u say 4 + litres.. hope this lays as nice as yours..good video

I would've gotten those nails hit in in 4x hits 😅😅

I bought a Herkules RP1200, and it uses a Scheppach engine. The machine has the same engine and looks identical to this one, so I assume they are the same. Ive been looking for info on hiw to fill up the oil and I finally found it. Thank you

can I weld the wood together using traditional Mig/Tig methods?

what is the min thickness that need to be applied ?

Need info on brick

Hey, thanks for the video. I am about to level about 10qs metres at about 25mm depth. You mentioned 4 and a bit litres of water but on the back of this 'NO NONSENSE CEMENT-BASED LEVELLING SCREED 20KG' it states 3.6 / 3.8 litres. I wondered if the instructions have changed or if you just added more than the instructions stated (3-50mm bags)?

How has this lasted, read reviews saying it goes black and gets growthbin it/ comes out

It's 150kg Max. Load Capacity, the thing itself is only 15.5kg.

Thanks, just the video I needed, straight forward and simple to follow... Rob

Hit it for gods sake

Well done looks great, id be worried it would go off before i have the next bag ready!! Can i ask did you need to use a trowel at all?

ALWAYS prime the floor first...

Always mix whilst tipping the bag in, also if you do not prime the floor which I wouldn’t advise them at least dampen the floor 👍🏻

Thought oke bag done 4.2m²? I calculate 6 bags for 27m²?

Great video, thanks for sharing. 🐵

How strong is the finished surface as need to level a stable floor but not sure if this will take the weight of a horse?

will tis stick to old rubber tiles there a nightmare to remove

Nice job

If I'm joining 4x4's would I need to do all four sides?

Can you use wood from a pallet and join it together to make studs?

Obviously never used a hammer

Metal strap shall be 18" long

This has just put those cars out of reach

Is this muck good for external use? We just had our garage removed and want to repurpose the slab

This strap joinery may work for non-load-bearing joints, but certainly not recommended for load-bearing. Use a bigger hammer and SWING IT, for goodness sake! 2-3 hits! Don't just tap it a thousand times, like this video. Longer nails or crews are much better. See other videos on scarf joints and half-lap joints for load-bearing and much better appearance.

Ta(r) for that : ), very useful

Who the fuck Hammers and nail like that