Hey! So the ones I use in this video are just Irwin Quick Grips but they used to do attachments for them to do a whole load of different things. I’m not sure if they still do them but it’s worth a look!

Hey! Thanks for watching the video! I’ve got plans available on Etsy if you want to build it. There’s a comment pinned at the top of the comments. It’s easy to build with simple hand tools too!

OMG I'm so excited!!🙌 I'm buying your plans now because you are my hero!!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘😁😁😁 I've been wanting to build an indoor greenhouse for a couple years because all the premade ones (like the Ikea greenhouses) aren't deep enough. BUT I'm horrible at trying to figure out the actual PLANS! I usually just wing it when I build something and waste a lot of wood and it takes me months. 😂 But with your plans I totally do this and adjust where needed if I want. Thank you SOOO MUCH!

Hi, to do grooves in the timber you’ll need a router and router table. I go into more detail about the method I use in this video in the plans I’ve made. Link is in the description 🤙.

Hi! I am currently working on a set of plans. These will be available very soon!

@@GeorgeMadeThis I would like to sell this on a e-store I’m planning on building. What’s the best email to reach you at?

Send me an email at [email protected].

Hi, it’s called twinwall polycarbonate. It works really well for insulation. I’ve actually just made plans for this, the link is in the description if you want to check them out 🤙

Thank you! I’ve actually just made plans for this if you want to build one yourself. The link is in the description if you want to check them out! 🤙

Ya the music sucks, but the video itself is great. Clean little build.

George is representing himself in this video so it would make sense to have music that appeals to him. You can always turn it down and use the subtitles. Good video, good music! Long live woodworking!!❤

I’m finally working on a set of plans so these will be available soon!

Hi, it was smaller than that. Around 1x2 should do it! You can use 2x2 if you’d prefer but that may make it too bulky. Good luck!

Thank you! I’ve actually just made plans for this if you want to build one yourself. The link is in the description if you want to check them out! 🤙

Hi, I eyeballed the angles for these bits so am afraid I don’t have this measurement. If you hold the piece up to the sides of where it has to go you can mark the angles on it that way and cut them how you see fit. Hope this helps!!

Hey, thank you! It absolutely can be made taller, wider deeper, to match whatever spec you’re working to. I think I based mine off one I found online.

@George Made This. Great, thank you for replying, really appreciate it

Could you be so kind to share with us those specs you got online ? Im trying to build one similar to yours but i need the lengths and dimensions of the wood so i can order it.

The timber I use in this video is Roof Batten so I would say it’s sawn. Smoothed out quite easily with a quick sand. You could absolutely use glass!

@@GeorgeMadeThis Many thanks, in old money 1" x 1 1/2" I think. My builder's merchant seems to sell it in 3 plus metre lengths... dyed blue!

Hey! I’m glad you like it. I don’t have drawings I’m afraid. Maybe this is something I should look in to as a lot of people have asked.

​@@GeorgeMadeThis Did u happen to make the drawings? Im interested in starting this but I'm not sure what type of wood or size/ thickness i should get

Newer ones I make I do route a groove to fit the panels in, yes it is a pain if a panel gets damaged but can just be unscrewed to replace. Using grooves does speed the building process up as well

Hi, the main frame of the coldframe is 38x20mm approximately and the bits of trim to hold the glazing in are about 10x10mm.

Most likely, but I had fun doing it.

@@GeorgeMadeThis don’t hate me please 😂 I sent a picture of your knife to a knife collector irc community and they are all having a moment of silence for the opinel. They want me to deliver the message “RIP”

Haha no hate. I’m glad to cause a stir in the knife collector community.

Thank you! I’ve actually just made plans for this if you want to build one yourself. The link is in the description if you want to check them out! 🤙

Thanks, I don’t remember but it would have only needed a light sanding. The timber I use for this is pre-treated. I just add on an outdoor furniture treatment from screwfix to be safe!

@@GeorgeMadeThis no worries 👍

Haha, nothing that can’t be done with a ruler, pencil and a little patience.

Thank you so much! I’ve actually just made plans for this if you want to build one yourself. The link is in the description if you want to check them out! 🤙

Thank you!

Ahh fantastic! Make sure you share it with me on Instagram if you’re one there! I’d love to see it :).

@@GeorgeMadeThis Cheers George, I'm not on instagram, but if it works out i'll get a snap to you somehow, have a great weekend 👍‍

Fantastic! You too! You can always email me it: [email protected]! Thanks Jimbo!

@@GeorgeMadeThis Cracking cheers George, will do 👍‍

Thank you! I think it was around £100-150 for materials. Could be less if material prices are coming down slightly… I think you can buy one for £150 from shops but a lot of the reviews say they are quite flimsy… on newer ones I make, I route a groove in all the pieces to accept the polycarbonate, rather than cutting strips like I did in this initial one. It keeps the polycarbonate held a lot more firmly. Hope this helps!

@@GeorgeMadeThis thank you that’s great, I think I’ll buy this one I’ve found online for £80 and self adapt. Thanks once again, your one looks great quality so I know where to come to learn should mine break

@@chloethegreybuild8655 no problem! Glad the video can be of help :).

@@chloethegreybuild8655 I've often wondered about the price of building it yourself vs bought and quickly realised after being asked to price up a couple items I've made for other people. Most popular item was the recycle bin storage unit. Didn't think of it when I made mine but after being asked to make it for others, I had to do some research. In short, turned out that although mine was expensive, I just could not compete with people who were making the same items regards to price. What I noticed in every case though was mine was much stronger. I refuse to skimp on quality of materials and joinery methods and that's mainly where it shone through. Items from competitors were using really low quality wood and the quality of build (mainly the joints) were nowhere near as good as mine. Just thought I'd share what I found out.

Thank you!