James King All-Round Builder & Nice Bloke - KB#1

[@SkillBuilder]

DON'T MISS PART 2 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqHNoXmGrcSLa7c

[@TheMark1840]

Your channel has become a real source of knowledge - thank you. And James is really great.

[@allsearpw3829]

Thanks for the chick hens on the tiles , I bet a few tilers never new that in the 70,s and Pickerlow Pete our finishing foreman on 48 new houses missed than one ,as I never heard him pick a tiler up for it . Live and learn ,as most are in a skip by now . Another very interesting video of a true tradesman . Well done .

[@fidanmeziu6891]

Hi James. First if all id like to say i watch all of your videos and love the way how you explain stuff and see the progress in the work you do. I used to do some labouring work for a lofting company before and i am interested to comeback to it again. I love working on lofts, couple if weeks work and you move into the next one! Please let me know if you’re interested to take me on for few days so i can learn stuff also give you a hand into one of your projects in London. Cheers mate, keep on the good work.

[@paulthewitt]

Look forward to seeing how this loft project develops

[@joshlehan8057]

Would love to see this start to finish looks like a great project and knowledgeable builder 👍👌

[@jukesr]

James is a top chap.. good luck with the build pal 👍

[@steventarn2068]

U have to film the steels going in. I want to c mini lift them in on his own 😂 Looking forward to watching this series 👍

[@willspropertysolutions3053]

I do like good and nice builders like James and Ian

[@SkillBuilder]

So do we, they are not the kind of people to stitch you up and I have never even heard them swear.

[@SteveRogers461]

I hope they keep as many of the original features as possible!!

[@daveg6948]

Roger, you big softy :-) Had to go back and turn all the little chickens the right way up, love it... Man after my own heart, nice one buddy. Take care. Dave...

[@SkillBuilder]

Dave I needed to get paid, sometimes the nutter holds the bread and butter.

[@daveg6948]

@@SkillBuilder Yah yah, if you say so Roger, take care mate.. :-)

[@daveg6948]

@@SkillBuilder Yah yah, if you say so Roger, take care mate..

[@jabaralanzi9849]

Thank you skill builder and all the team

[@Neo-mw1pp]

The chickens!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Turbofab]

Good quality teabags , Rough the timber up to accept the tanning soak it in dark tea leave it to dry then decide if it's close enough to clear wax over or repeat the process

[@ashleyhall4378]

Looking forward to seeing the project progress! Exactly what I was hoping for from skillbuilder!

[@ALG1K]

Look forward to the rest of this project 👍

[@peterfriel5129]

Man this is going to be awesome to watch !!

[@SteveAndAlexBuild]

That boy knows his 👌🏼. Can’t wait to see more 🧱👍🏼

[@markcarter1118]

Ah those chickens. Brings back memories of my parents house.... Looks like a great new series!

[@nickdrummer1992]

Looks like a top bloke and a great project to do

[@spainter1985]

Superb looking property, look forward to seeing the project progress

[@philipsimmonds116]

Nice to see my cousin James showing us what he dose

[@LunchBoxArcades]

Look forward to more videos. Looks like an interesting project. Thanks

[@express375]

These are so much fun to watch :)

[@Chanesmyname]

Lovely project, it will be great to see how it gets on!

[@troysmeets173]

Looking forward to this one 😍

[@odin8214]

Well this will hopefully turn into a good series.

[@JoelAaargh]

should be a great series!

[@jonnorris7564]

Having spent my life on an of in construction in the UK and here in New Zealand I can say that the industry is full of lovely blokes. Problem is the people who run it, most of them are deeply unpleasant human beings which is why it’s so stressful where money is concerned. So my advice to anyone watching this is when you find a good builder who is also a good bloke, pay him well, look after him and you will get pay back in buckets.

[@benchippy8039]

David Reading Woodturner near Milton Keynes is decent, I’ve got newels and spindles replicated by him a few times if you get stuck

[@marktreviss-bell2399]

Hey great to see another big project. I'm currently trying to start a career in carpentry and am looking for some hints and tips in how to get in im 27 keen as mustard and great with my hands and want to get stuck in! Any help would be massive or if you know anyone in Dorset looking to take someone on then give me a shout!

[@marrowsandoug]

I tiled a kitchen and bathroom in those tiles. I always thought they were budgies!!

[@coops6621]

Looking forward to this one

[@SkillBuilder]

Check out Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqHNoXmGrcSLa7c

[@BuildWithAE]

Hi Roger project series cool, the steel in the middle of the loft conversion does the house have a central load bear wall running through the middle of the house regards build with a&e

[@Jon-vp7uq]

Love theses types of videos! Have you got any more tool reviews planned?.

[@SkillBuilder]

Yes there are more tool reviews and more doing stuff.

[@Alexnse10]

Rodger , I am moving into a bungalow soon and will be building a extension and a granny annex . With regards to water pressure would it be best to upgrade the feed into the property/ annex ?

[@eugeneeugene8252]

Leave that nice purlin... Aren't there new bigger rafters supposed to be getting installed and dwarf wall under rightly onto moved(supposed to be there in the first place) floor steel beam

[@janmurdoch7986]

We had same issue with the doors. Building control just said put wired smoke alarms in each bedroom.

[@SkillBuilder]

They are a lot more inclined to go with interlinked smoke alarms now. There was a time they wanted door closers.

[@Nickpaintbrush]

Wonder how much the loft conversion costs

[@josoapification]

We called them chick tiles I found a box of them on a job years ago but the packaging had a bar code on it so they must have been still making them up until the mid eighties?

[@paulross7204]

I put my boiler in the attic and ran the condensate out into the soil stack. Then the beast from the east struck and I found myself up a ladder with a heat gun. Condensate now run inside the house.

[@SkillBuilder]

Yes it can be a problem. If it is run outside it has to be short and well wrapped up.

[@justbreakingballs]

Mine froze up in the beast from the east too but I just temped up a bypass into the alley then reconnected when it warmed up. That beast from the east was something else it's never frozen before or after again

[@Ban-Evader]

Would love to see Liverpool Choke the PL

[@martindorrance8133]

Roger, why do you like to SEE pipes on the outside?

[@SkillBuilder]

We were talking about the gas pipe run up the outside. Once it is painted black is not that obtrusive. I really meant that gas is better run outside where it can't be damaged by people nailing through it etc.

[@ricochetgraphics6140]

If he ever struggled for labour he should look up Surrey Build 🙌

[@simonhughes6267]

What happened to king build #2?

[@SkillBuilder]

Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqHNoXmGrcSLa7c

[@terryhunter1500]

Whens pt 2

[@SkillBuilder]

Next Monday (27th)

[@terryhunter1500]

@@SkillBuilder whoop whoop

[@SkillBuilder]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqHNoXmGrcSLa7c

[@superlazy3355]

Who came first.... The Chicken or the Plumber?

[@mikekelly7506]

Be wise to knock those nails back through the floorboards before they injure someone

[@justbreakingballs]

Always best to pull a nail through a board than knock it back out. Doing it that way stops the nail splitting and damaging the top of the board. I tend to knock the nail through the board with a parallel punch before I even cut the board then when the board is cut up it just lifts out.

[@petemoring67]

Ageing your Pine?? ..... Employ a team with Sweaty palms and spend a few hours caressing it - No sweaty palms?? ..... Just stroke a bit of fresh plaster, you'll soon see JUST how sweaty your hands are :-)