Thank you mate, really appreciate it.

Glad this has helped.

Thank you so much!

Nice, thanks for watching. Really appreciate it dude.

You can do it!

@@Deansworkshop it's the electric and soffit aspects that are the issue

Yer I need to do more diy projects so I can use it lol

Glad it helped!

TimbaScrew Hex Flange Thread-Cutting Timber Screws 6.7mm x 100mm 3374J for the joists which is suitable for decking. Easyfix Square Twist Nails Sheradised 3.75mm x 30mm 12788 for the joist hangers Timbadeck PZ Double-Countersunk Decking Screws 4.5mm x 65mm 34251 for the decking boards. I managed to purchase all these from Screwfix. Hope this has helped thanks for watching 😃

Than you, I really appreciate it means a lot. Fingers crossed.

Thanks for the comment mate. I’m glad it’s been helpful

I would say the frame and digging the holes took best part of two days. And 1 day to do the decking. Really enjoyed the project.

@Deansworkshop nice one for the reply mate I am going doing a composite decking project next month so will follow your tips for the framing

I love that. Thank you I was going to do composite decking and I looks so much better. I will do it next time you will have to show me dude. Any help drop me a message

@Deansworkshop So another question is I'm wanting to do as low profile as I can as the garden slopes off to the back of where I'll be decking so am I better using 4 x 2 ? I had planned on using 6 x 2 but yours seems good and sturdy. I'm going with 4m x 2.5m as my footprint so do you think I should do the same as you and have 15 posts 5 front middle and back. Sorry so many questions I don't qanna fuck it up lol

As you seen from mine 4x2 will the right support will make it sturdy and no bounce. My opinion using 6x2 will not need as many posts and should last a lifetime. I think it comes down to budget.

You can unscrew and cut away the rotting post, dig a new whole to the side and slide in a new post. Replace them one at a time without affecting the frame work 😁 But with it being treated timber and him using the bitumen paint to seal the post it will be a few years before anything like that is needed 😊

@@jamessullivan3829 wouldnt making a new post on the side of an existing mess up the formation of the post, e.g. not equally distributed, get large iver hangs on the end joists.

​@@mokodorali5975with the posts that attach to the cross supports he should get away with just placing them the other side of the joists. As for the outer edge and corner posts, yeah it may effect the weight distribution across the edges and create some bounce but that could be sorted by adding new posts on both sides of each original. A little extra work but with the treatment/protection and paint , by the time the posts need sorting I'm sure the top decking would need changing or repairs anyway 😁

Hiya thank you, yes I am. If you get chance watch the main video and it will show you have I lined the planter. But yeh I lined the sides and bottom and holes for water drainage.

For the price of the saw is great. I have had to upgrade the blade and align the fence etc to get a try cut. But It has never let me down. Hopefully you think the same.

@@Deansworkshop Ok I have bought a 60 tooth blade hopefully it makes a neat cut. I have to replace soffit and facia on my house and I am looking forward to using this saw to complete the task.

Aww thank you so much means a lot. Got them from a timber merchant by me called robins timber. Really good price too. I used 4x2 which I think with the right support is more than enough. No bounce. Haha yer he is a strict boss alright. He’s got me making garden toys now lol.thanks for watching

@@Deansworkshop Many tks for your quick reply and info. Keep up the good work!

Thank you, so much better use of space and the little man loves his play area.

I do have a couple of 2 amp batteries which would be the same as the power stacks. 👍🏻

@@DeansworkshopI guess the downside is you’ll change battery more often. Catch 22

Definitely, specially with how long sanding takes 😅

No mate that blade is off Amazon and fit that’s mitre saw. Here’s the link amzn.eu/d/fAonPlV

That was the original plan but with how fast it grew it put me off.

Thank you. He absolutely loves being outdoors and I would like to say he is my helper but he is more the boss haha. He definitely gets his own way. Next year I would like to learn and teach him growing veg.

Thank you.

Thank you.

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Haha, It’s about 2 years old but don’t usually use the laser. I had just recalibrated it because it was way off