EP445 Outdoor Construction -A Wall Goes Up!, The Loft Deck gets Welded, and a Deadly Snake Story!

[@markclark1634]

Wall looks good! Would be nice to have a window there to see the rice field. But your choice. I'm tired just watching!

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

Yeah, I'm getting tired just working on it, so I understand how you feel!...lol

[@jenjenadventure]

Wow alot of project thanks for sharing we love watching the progress uncle craig 👍👍👍

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

@@jenjenadventure getting it ready for your visit!

[@jenjenadventure]

@ 👍advance welcome already 🤣thank you uncle craig🥰

[@boxcartwilly]

Maybe put a car window in the wall then you could put it down if you get hot but it definitely would be better with more cow bell 😁👍😎

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

@@boxcartwilly haha…actually an automatic window like in cars might not be bad idea…don’t get me started!

[@boxcartwilly]

@ brum brum get me started ha ha 🤣

[@ParadiseNThailand]

Mixing cement, 100% agree!

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

Right on!...theres got to be a better way...lol...without buying an expensive mixer...lol

[@GatorJake]

You're inching toward creating an eco-resort out there. Looking good, brother. Be careful of those snakes!

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

@@GatorJake haha..yeah bro….and when u coming to visit…

[@GatorJake]

@@unclecraigbaannawk Not soon enough!

[@daveclarke5766]

Retired! Don't Give Up: Hey Craig just subscribed, Cement work not my favourite either, but then again I'm retired!

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

haha...yeah ...but are we ever really retired...lol...

[@daveclarke5766]

@@unclecraigbaannawk retired from the job that got us here, but after spending half the day editing, guess not just changed jobs, but i like this one better

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

@@daveclarke5766 nothing better than working at your own pace and in the comfort of your own home….

[@non173]

New project? What you building? 👍👍

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

@@non173 lol…I don’t know yet…lol…maybe a place to relax and write books or play music…

[@TheLogozz]

You're a busy little bee, allright! Kind of tend to be as well when coming over, but little bit more small scale projets compared to yours (would probably do the bigger stuff as well, if permy). Hey, was wondering if you can give some advice on buying a cordless brush cutter in Thailand...needs to be a reputable brand and not some chinese junk that packs in after a few uses...Preferably combo with both round steel blade and string heads, but round blade if not both...Been looking around online, but mostly phony knock-off:s on Lazada etc. and the ones on Global House and Home Pro seem to be only string ones... Any ideas...?

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

Indeed I am...lol...as for bushcutters...all of them will support both blades and strings...its merely the head plate change...most come with both heads...although I bought a couple different heads to check them out...not expensive...and most of the knockoffs are still good enough to do the job...but the key is the battery...for both original and knockoff...if you want tall grass cutting power you'll need those tall batteries, and a high voltage spec, one that can last as well as look for the higher RPM models...mind you if it's a large area then the batteries will likely heat up and shut down leaving you waiting until the next day...my neighbor just returned a Makita one he ordered because it didn't do the job he had....so if its just trimming around the foundation and the small garden areas any big battery model will suffice but if you want to trim the rough stuff a gas powered is the way to go...not that more expensive than a battery one and way more dependable and versatile...4 stoke for just gas and a 2 stroke for mixed gas...

[@TheLogozz]

Thank for your input! “I’ll do it tomorrow” is my main game atm., so no prob ;-)

[@unclecraigbaannawk]

@@TheLogozzlet me know how ya do….