Brilliant chippie chat, Elliot is wise well beyond his years! Robin are you still planning on the church spire inspired roof construction? Any complicated roof structures I.e bastard hips etc are always my personal favourite. I think a really in depth kitchen fit video would also be interesting as there isn’t many currently. Ps Robin you’re a legend!

You could establish a training academy.

Great video guys make the platform free Robin no subscription, happy Christmas and New Year

Bet he wishes he became a plumber or electrician.

That was a great interview format.

Great video, good to see young folk coming on board on this wonderful trade.

Have to say I've been impressed with Robins craftsmanship since I first came accross his videos. This man is the gold standard of carpentry.

Another beautiful job going to look even better in year or to tie in with brick work colour wise better. Still looks great it the detail at ends that make all difference. Top job hat off to you need more skilled trades people like you and willing to educate the best think in world. Champion 🏆.

Looks like a combination of the bosch saw and the makita!

thanks for the great info

What fasteners do you use for the plate into the bricks?

What happens when you cut the lights in? Do you cut the whole bit of insulation out for the lights? Interesting to see what needs to be done?

Hi Rob and all just seen this vid great info just a question if you can help ? ( or any of you guys.) Is loft insulation with a thickness? Of 450mm is this now standard have you heard of this or just too much in your opinion? So my architect suggested I put in 3 layers of 150 two in and one over the top the other way . We have 150 going in the floor. And also will be adding an air source Heatpump (everyone I spoke to said you don’t need that much) it’s for a large barn and very expensive to do I did think 300mm would be adequate just interested to see your thoughts and if you’ve come across this, thank you in advance.

Hi Robin, excellent video as always mate. Looking forward to seeing the progress. I was wondering whether you still planned on releasing your new roofing square? I’m looking forward to buying one!

Are the ear muffs for show

Nice Rob..!👍 But I'm a bit concerned about the strength of those short pillar's, as I didn't see if they had poured re-enforced concrete inside them..🤔 as all it would take to 'bring the house down' is a little tap from a car bumper..😳 but I'm sure you've thought if that..👍

Sharing your knowledge is best practice for all the youngsters who are learning

Really interesting series Robin, quick question, how does this method of making up wood panels compare with building it as a block and plaster construction, is it quicker / cheaper, or just preferred to do it this way? Cheers, and looking forward to seeing the completed garage.

Hi Robin! Been watching you since your first videos shot on your phone selfie style and love all of it. Just rewatching some of these and I made myself a roofing square fence just like yours maybe 5 years ago and use it all the time. But one thing I’ve always wondered is what is that 3/4” (sorry, American viewer ;) ahem, 18 mil overhang for on the fence? Thank you so much I implement so much of your videos on a daily bases not just roofing techniques but job site set up and more than anything an absolute love of this trade. Cheers!

Hi Robin, What is the mane of the company please

I'm going to be converting my utility room's flat roof to a pitch/hip. As such, these videos are a valuable source of information 👍

Gotta say, I have been a DeWalt man for years, but am seriously thinking of going over to Hilti because DeWalts new stuff literally falls apart after a few weeks. Does anyone else think the same or am I just unlucky?

Your work is top draw can really see how much pride you take in the work you do , just not sure why you did not cut the over hanging piece off when you drilled a square edge onto your work bench .

Is that 18mm OSB? Do you really need that thickness? Would 9mm not be sufficient?

This double cavity wall is so ancient 😢

Have you seen Shoyan, Japanese carpenter's channel. Extremely skilled, self deprecating and doesn't over explain.

Good hard working chap

Thanks for the informative video. Subscribed.

Another cracking video RC. Clear and concise. Learning an appreciation for what you do, keeps my brain ticking over.

@4:20 you should fix bottom of sheeting first (ie shortest) so you can use long edge to pull pannel striaght ??

I think you may have sealed your Pencil inside panel no1 Robin 😀 Great video as always. Enjoy watching them for top tips.

Thanks Rob.

T-Shirts and Hoddie's i would by them.

Thank you as ever!

Looking forward to the next video, i love to see the pride you put in your work. THANKS

Poor sod, in the ice cold………

Great video, interesting to see how a professional does it. Thanks.

100% productivity and 100% efficiency is a real joy to watch. I assume perfectionism is a genetic trait. Aspiring, thank you for your altruism.

Nice work Mr Clevett! I've got a lot of framework to do for first time ever always come to your videos for guidance. What model is that Milwaukee nailer please? Looks impressive.

Great to watch the Jedi at his trade. Will be good to see Ed back

Some more quality work as always Robin. DIYer who has built a few wonky sheds, but great to see all these tips and tricks to get everything mm perfect! Joy to watch!

Great video. I really wanted you to cut off that batten overhanging your work bench🤣🤣👍

Valuable. Respect. ❤

Excellent work Robin. Really admire your attention to detail. A pleasure watching this series. Many thanks.

you have come a long way since the vid on the old garage doors

I think you should wear a mask when cutting robin. Who knows what chemicals are in that wood.

Do you check your osb for square before cutting?

Morning I missed how you fixed the sole plate down, how did you do that. Many thanks Paul

Your a pleasure to watch Robin keep the great content coming 👍👍

Robin is one of few westerns who works like the Japanese do.