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[@christopherbedford9897]

Renovation videos are always so satisfying to watch, especially when the "before" looks so tragically stuffed up you're tempted to think the only solution is to demolish the house and rebuild, then _voilà_ there's the "after" and it's a bloody elegant work of pure craftsmanship. Well done.

[@JL-rx6hl]

love your comment about shovelling plaster off the floor

[@peterherrington3300]

Even does a bit of plastering , talented lads these Yorkshire folk 👍

[@shirleyhall3880]

I just started binge watching your renovation series. I have really enjoyed the humor in your captions. All but one of my husbands great grandparents came from England and I can just hear him and his family in your written words.

[@1320crusier]

Overkill is underrated

[@asaelitovata2105]

Amazing job

[@amyloueliza]

I'm speechless. What a beautiful piece of work.

[@peternoble9408]

😢this is one of the best programs on KZbin

[@Blagger3000]

“Mix 90% more plaster than you need”, finest advice one could ever receive!

[@breakshot7451]

a staircase worthy of a tiny house. man these are steep. and as usual ,great job

[@jimfreeman3636]

"Nothing is overkill" is my new favorite saying.

[@textnotepro]

I liked "squint accurate to 1mm"

[@jcsrst]

I am surprised the safety police aren't on you like white on rice for that freehand table saw cut! As a professional carpenter I do those all the time on my job site saw with out the riving knife. I work on a lot of old houses and this is an essential skill. Loving the restoration videos!

[@johnbrianwebb3399]

excellent craftsmen, a joy to watch 👍

[@alastairchestnutt6416]

Always like your spindle moulder fence. Neat job.

[@ianvicedomini2648]

It’s a pleasure to watch gentleman like this man. Every video I watch is a new learning curve. Great video mate 😉

[@projektartkhemia6577]

quelle patience ! quelle dextérité ! un savoir faire incroyable !!! bravo !!!

[@Thepourdeuxchanson]

Bien sur!

[@sutchristine]

Nowt like dry Yorkshire humour. Champion 👍

[@spideybrent]

Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.

[@DEmma1972]

will never find a straight line in an old house lol. Good job

[@MsWatchdog]

Don't know about anyone else but that bloody hoover is dam good!

[@geoffreyraleigh1674]

Came here from the stairs. That's what you were doing. Great stuff !

[@mikefisher9992]

Another quality job done with minimum fuss.

[@167curly]

That's good for another 160 years! I once owned a mid nineteenth century fixer-upper house and soon discovered that nothing was square or even.

[@29lookingood]

Really enjoying you taking us on this restoration/woodworking/plastering journey. Looking forward to the next instalment 👍🏾💙

[@555pontifex]

So therapeutic watching work done properly

[@blacknight1003]

Love your sense of humour mate - I’m from Co. Durham so appreciate it perhaps more than most.

[@jamescook1364]

Beautifully done, I got excited about the bead finish, so lovely. It's understated but elegant. Plaster job was really good, that's an art.

[@paulwestlake4278]

Never overkill, it’s attention to detail.

[@thedieiscast9729]

A joy to see the joists tenoned into the trimmer. As you say metal hangars don't just cut it. Nice job, looks great.

[@timberdish]

Hey you! That 'Yorkshire CAD' looks suspiciously like my patented 'Swansea CAD', only a lot more accurate. I shall be watching closely in case I need to get litigious! Silliness aside, I love your vids. Excellent work as always.

[@mattbowers5342]

I’ve never seen a hand plane used on mdf until today!

[@samanthabaines3578]

Loving your work, you are doing Yorkshire proud!

[@Nanasews4]

Just found your channel....very nice to see things go from bad to great.....Thanks.

[@pdstokes8]

Excellent work my friend :)

[@musicbme]

Love the detail of your work! I am amazed at how you pay attention to detail.

[@atomicmozart]

Great job! Love it!

[@maggiesue4825]

I watched the second part first, but no matter. I love to watch skilled hands at work. I won't ask questions now, because I may find my answers in some of your other videos, but I'm already in love with this house!

[@lukethompson5227]

I'm surprised there hasn't been any safety noddy's in the comments about the freehand tablesaw taper. Keep up the good work 👍.

[@patrickflanagan8008]

So very neat and precise. Great work.

[@0072sy]

Great work and very methodical. I had visions of the owner nipping out to go shopping and left you to measure up. 3 hours later the job is done and the house plastered :-)

[@marcoschmidt9833]

Hey, I love your videos! especially your humor!!! Cheers from Germany

[@chewieone1064]

exzellent work, i would hire you in a second

[@benson5468]

Cannot beat detail nice job

[@tjacksonwoodworker3726]

I use Yorkshire CAD also.

[@joroyle8108]

Lovely old job

[@telosfd]

Super i like this kind of job in old houses!

[@carlbenz3341]

i love your humor, and your top notch work. but i have to say that i find it little creepy if someone is too perfect. ;)

[@SirDavidCold]

What a marvelous job... I believe restoring things as the correct way to do the things

[@RiccoDelestaque]

I've been looking recently, I don't know the name of the author, but he seems to me to be a pro, especially when I see the machines which are not small amateur machines? But it’s also from the pros that we learn a lot. And thank them for sharing their techniques and skills. Je regarde depuis peu, je ne connais pas le nom de l'auteur, mais il me semble être un pro, surtout quand je vois les machines qui ne sont pas de petites machines amateur ? Mais c'est aussi auprès des pros qu'on en apprend beaucoup. Et remercions les pour le partage de leurs techniques et compétences.

[@noordinaryjoe1414]

Great job! Learning loads from you!!

[@stun9771]

Time, care, patience, and doing a good job...that’s why I love watching your videos...we were cut from the tree, thee and me...

[@BarryPaffey]

Fantastic job, well done!

[@blacknight1003]

Thats a reet tidy job thaas med theer. Well done lad.

[@dunes7]

You are a very skilled man and it is a pleasure to watch and learn from your videos :)

[@brianwood5220]

Lovely job

[@garyrebholz4139]

"Yorkshire CAD", I laughed out loud. 😂

[@ScottWalshWoodworking]

Free hand tapers! yeahboi!

[@jamesosullivan6722]

Quality work there bud,

[@Mee10792]

Invest in a Mirka Deros sander with dust extractor, totally changes the job. Sand in a fraction of time with no dust to hoover up at the end

[@johndglynn]

Lovely work, always 👍🏻

[@chriswoodley448]

I love your videos, please please make some more 😊

[@andrewmullen4003]

nice job fella, happy crimbo

[@jrand2631]

Really nice job. It is not easy to fit new stuff to an old, and somewhat crooked house.

[@dr.skipkazarian5556]

A Yorkshire cad.....indeed, the first time I've seen you write or diagram anything! Best wishes for a merry Christmas and prayers for a much better new year....cheers old mole!

[@pierreboone568]

Very nicely done..

[@llisntcoolj2375]

Just redone mine in oak, cheated and bought some 175mm lambs tongue skirting and some 45mmx15mm oak trim. Spent a bit of time getting it to fit, planning & sanding. But it looks absolutely mint now.

[@bmacpher]

Yorkshire CAD - perfect :-D

[@stuggit]

Good job as always! You look a bit short of clamps though, maybe Santa will bring you some more.

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

hope so, i want more! hopefully santa isnt tight and brings me some besseys

[@godbodyrahk6662]

@@NewYorkshireWorkshop I like your work. You happen to be near St Louis Missouri area by chance?

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

only like 4000 miles away in th UK!

[@Toyotaamazon80series]

Bessey clamps are the finest clamps money can buy, German of course, 👍 😁 🔨 🇩🇪 🇮🇪

[@Валерій-я5п]

Great work!

[@bmker5469]

I'm intrigued as to your breadth of knowledge .. your videos are extremely informative without all the usual buy this tool or this is the best way to do this.. blah blah blah..

[@statesidechippie]

We run that same CAD version in Kentucky.

[@bpr50]

Great job. I'm a bit more upmarket. I use Cardboard Aided Design. LOL

[@philipjones9297]

Yorkshire cad ❤️❤️❤️

[@brianroscoe239]

👍👏👏 Brilliant job.

[@fiercenet]

I used an acrylic based product called structo-lite to do some plaster repairs, it was a pleasure to work with.

[@sbilewski]

You are amazing!

[@acb6256]

Yorkshire CAD. That made me laugh. :D

[@dubtownman9508]

Like your approach pal... are you a Carpenter

[@micmike]

Lookin Good

[@meetn2veg]

Splat and Plop - I seen those 2 guys before as well!! lol

[@rsp6549]

Love your work. Would that staircase even pass code in your neck of the woods?

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

not today! too steep and narrow

[@joycemiller4716]

That’s what I thought

[@barneykennett9282]

Nice...👍.

[@theofarmmanager267]

Brilliant. Very instructive. Can I ask where you got the plans for your push stick from? I haven’t seen that design before. Also, your squint at 1mm accuracy - is that +/-1mm or +/-0.5mm? It’s important to know that. I don’t like PU glues - mainly for the mess involved. Genuine question - why do you use them? I can learn when I should be using a PU and not something like Titebond III. Your spindle guard is ingenious. I guess shop made? I don’t have a sprindle moulder, just a quality router table that your guard is worth marketing. I’m using a lot of MRMDF at the moment. I only buy Medite or Fensa as the quality of everything else I’ve used goes from inconsistent to consistently crap. Dreadful to cut on the table saw all day with the shop ending up covered in green dust; I’ve got a Trend crash helmet air filter thing amd the filters on that tell you what otherwise you would be breathing in.

[@jerrythecoo3295]

One job@ a time!.👀😏😎👋👍✌️🇨🇦

[@cabaretampere]

Never seen someone freehand on a table saw. Is a riving knife particularly essential when doing that? You don't want kick back when you've got your eye in line with the blade!

[@MsRazvan29]

Bravo respekt ✌👍❤🤝

[@matthews8377]

Why hardwall over bonding plaster? Never used hardwall before but done a lot of patching 😂😂. Great vid as usual!! 👍🏼👍🏼

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

yeah thats what it is i think, thistle call it hardwall and british gypsum call it bonding coat, so same stuff different name?

[@matthews8377]

As been a while since done now. Wondered where the easyfil meets the wood has it started to crack? Bits I’ve done have you see. Didn’t know if you caulk it or wether you just haven’t had any issue? Also have you easy filled straight onto plasterboard before? Don’t feel confident with multifinish but can sand the easyfil. Thanks again

[@yorkshirefazer]

nice vid as always! what table saw is that please?

[@cobberpete1]

My First terrace house in Scarborough ( North Yorks) had a similar staircase. Not easy to climb when you had, had a few Pints. BTW, your a bit sloppy with your measurements. can I suggest you change to the bees wing thickness units. much more accurate. 😎 Have a GREAT Christmas and New Year.

[@alext8828]

The stairway will make your heart and legs strong. I found myself going backward because I'm all on the first floor now. Not good. On the pints, yes. Very true.

[@حيدرخالد-ص9ط]

جميل 👏

[@plasmaxer]

Nothing is under kill!

[@jennyharris4352]

Can I build my own cabinets?

[@krupboom]

Nice work Russ. Is that your gaff?

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

Sure is

[@RitchieHermon]

Hey I'm Ritchie from Northamptonshire anyway in your last video you did a good job 👍 of the stairs that go up to the 2nd floor which I think is your office am I correct and by the way I'm no good at DIY,as I wouldn't know where to start, but your last video was fantastic,my friend,

[@stephenwhite3343]

Great 'skillz' :)

[@Myrkskog]

Oh man, the health and safety officers are going to be pissing their pants! Nice moves. I don't think I'm as brave as you.

[@paulrayner4514]

surprised you didn't use your fezzie sander with extraction. nice job

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

ive used it in the past for drywall and the vac motor started vibrating, thought the bearings were shot but found white drywall filler dust stuck to the impeller! must be too fine for the bag and filter, it does clog the bag really quickly and festool do a different model specifically for drywall.

[@paulrayner4514]

@@NewYorkshireWorkshop although I haven't sanded dry wall. I do cut and sand a lot of horrible worktops eg zenith, corrian etc. I use a life time bag on my vac and pass it through a home made cyclone first. only downside is the hose always gets in the way i usually hang it over my shoulder!

[@petereyre5188]

👌👌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@mikeadamson6696]

Did you have to replace any original coving sections anywhere

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

not yet but will be on the ground floor, there arent any on the first and second.

[@mikeadamson6696]

I need some coving ( not scotia ) to replace some sections of the old staircase but can not find a timber yard stockist @@NewYorkshireWorkshop

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

in this house they are original 'made in place' plaster ones, ive fitted wooden ones in pubs before as a sub contractor but no idea where they came from.

[@firesurfer]

Thumbs up.