Installing Space Joists - Everything You Need To Know. Builder Destroys His Own Home #7

[@pica-markergermany6645]

Happy marking & keep up the great work 💚👊

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Thank you so much, Pica! Such an excellent product, we're extremely grateful. Take care.

[@johnmason129]

You seem to be getting better, good indication is watching it for 58mins and wanting more.

[@simoncarney9944]

Brilliantly done Adam! Great progress getting that floor and stud work done. No need to worry about a video every week, I just enjoy them when they come! Looking forward to seeing that old floor out. 😊👍🏼

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Ah cheers Simon, appreciate you saying that! Hope you're well mate.

[@keithkench9432]

Brilliant, even though i'm a builder myself i really enjoy watching your vids and as i'v said before, good old school out look and good sence of humour , BRILLIANT.

[@peterfarley3217]

"Do you know where that's going?....... Nowhere!" - you've made that floor work out perfectly. Love the light in those new rooms.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Hah! Cheers, Peter.

[@denniswray470]

YOU ARE DOING A REMARKABLE JOB MOSTLY SINGLE HANDED, a very interesting series I have enjoyed watching looking forward to the next episode.

[@joshell2857]

Fair play to you mate. Absolute smashing job, make it look too easy. I’d be scratching my head for an hour whilst planning where to place studs for the bedrooms lol

[@jruk1981]

Loving all the content and you are both natural presenters which makes it even more enjoyable. Great channel

[@paulshanley4222]

Great work and accuracy to achieve level floors. I have them joists in my house with underfloor heating and screed at first floor level very strong and secure. Brilliant job 😊

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers Paul. You're happy with them then? Mine are solid, I'm very impressed. Where I've used OSB to go over the joists, what have you used considering that you've got UFH? Does it work ok?

[@paulshanley4222]

Yeah it works fine very efficient. We have osb on the joists and then the ufh screed on that no movement at all. I was worried there would be over time but 6 yrs in and all good.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

That's amazing! Thank you for getting back to me. Take care.

[@MarcusT86]

Brilliant vid buddy. Loving this series. That flooring worked out perfectly. Loving the innuendos 😆 And your dad has done a great job on that stonework!

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers mate, appreciate that. Glad you like our stuff and hope you continue to do so, if you don't for any reason let us know and we'll sort it! Thanks again mate.

[@steve45678]

Another enjoyable episode, the progress is astonishing., soon be finished.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

I wish Steve! Cheers mate.

[@colonelflashman972]

Brilliant thankyou for taking the time to show us ,when you could be cracking on!

[@Mr_A_Builders]

No worries at all!

[@daveparsons6956]

Loving the progress Adam. Top stuff. You're an inspiration and keep at it!

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Thank you Dave. Although I think that I may be inspiring people NOT to do it! Thank you for watching, mate. Have a great day.

[@daveparsons6956]

LOL In my case I’m about to tear up the suspended floor in our lounge to insulate and replace. Seeing your progress does actually inspire me to stay focussed on the end result. I love your attention to detail which is a rarity nowadays. 👍

[@barrymcguinness4049]

Still a pleasure watching your rebuild your home most impressed with your workmanship 😂

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Thank you, Barry! Hope you're well pal.

[@jaymurtagh]

Great progress, you are flying along . That stone is looking amazing.your dad done a great job in it. Will look lovely in the house

[@Mr_A_Builders]

It looks ace doesn't it, Jay. Nice one pal, thank you for watching. Hope you're well.

[@martinstephens993]

Hi, Happy Easter to you, your family and one and all. Great show, great chat, great work ethic - love it cheers J

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Thank you, Martin. Take care mate.

[@DM-dq1mh]

Great to see the progress, will you go into detail on the your acoustic treatment approach… when the time comes!?

[@effervescence5664]

More economical on copper, also easier path for the gas so you don't have to increase the size of the pipe to 28mm or 35mm due to pressure drop - which would be a massive pain with that type of floor joist set up to find out pipe is undersized when commissioning the boiler.

[@maxwellmc9734]

Fantastic info about transferring the level😊

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Nice one mate, glad you've found it useful.

[@charleshart6992]

Excellent job! Looks great - impressive stuff! If a jobs worth doing, it's worth doing well!

[@bobwatson957]

These are great videos. The are great expanatory videos Adam.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Thank you, Bob. Hope you're well mate.

[@rss112]

Put a couple of sky lights in Adam. They are just tubes bringing light in from the roof for hall way.

[@andrewsnooks9077]

Adam sorry to hear a bout the bricks it just shows you if it's not nailed down they take it now the joists are in and the studding in now the rooms are now taking shape well done to rich and you're dad lintal coming on a treat happy Easter to you and you're family 👍

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Ah thank you, Andrew, that's a lovely thing to say. Hope you're all well mate, take care.

[@Doug....]

You're making a great job of your house Adam. Its looking really good so far and have enjoyed the whole build. I do miss the funny " Hello's " when Richard is about. Never stop doing them it cracks me up 😂😂

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Haha! Ok then, I'll do one just for you!

[@ionstorm3]

Really interesting build series. Is this series on pause for the moment? I don't think I've seen a video on this in more than a month. Thanks for the videos. Keep up the good work!

[@Tomoose1985]

Smashing series, really enjoying it!

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Thank you Thomas, hope you're well mate.

[@jimwilcox946]

The family bath seems huge compared to the master bath and closet. Did you ever consider swapping the master and your daughter's bedroom? You would have a larger master suite by incorporating that hallway into usable space ... and it has the taller ceilings. Your existing master closet and bath would make a nice size shared bath for the two bedrooms. Additionally, I know you are doing this renovation on a tight budget, but one trick to make your rooms appear larger is to use taller doors.

[@lester_bester]

Brilliant video Adam, terrific info on the the floor install to complement the previous vid re the front of the house. Do you have a favoured tool for cutting out the joist holes in the gable wall and other random holes, or is it a a tool mix-and-match? Love the fettling around the top of the steps to bring the levels in plumb. Really motoring with the walls too. Hats off to Richard and your dad (lovely job). Have a great Easter, enjoy.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Hello Lester, hope you're well mate. The internal gable walls are made from thermalite blocks, so a reciprocating saw is perfect!

[@leeberry9666]

Good video. Well worth the watch.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Thank you, Lee.

[@keithfinnegan1865]

The job is looking great, I am sure the finished job will be outstanding. Have a good rest at Easter.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers Keith! I hope you're right! Take care mate.

[@TheNorthernmunky]

Brilliant video Adam, really great effort to get all that done and level in 2 days. Gonna be an awesome spacious house when done. Top stuff

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Nice one Logan. Hope you've had a great week, mate.

[@TheNorthernmunky]

All good mukka, lovin this series 👌🏼👍🏼

[@gordyminiman]

Well done on getting the joists and flooring down,must say i was inpressed with the levels as there was a chance that there could be a discrepancy due to the floor been slightly higher!!! When the scene with Rich bending over with his backside in shot(before you said it was him!!) my wife commented "Thats Richard,i recconnise his ass anywhere!!!!!" You will have to tell him his ass is more recconnised than his face!!!! Fame at last for him!!!LOL With regard to the bricks,some people will nick anything for money!! Its a wonder the neighbours didnt see of hear them as 500 bricks would take a while to move at night the sound would travel more!! At least the "Tat" is safe in the house,well it should be!!!! Again well done on the series,Pauline and myself are looking forward to all the rest of the series

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Haha! I think that says more about Mrs Hargest than it does about you, Gordon! Thank you both for your continued support, take care.

[@GW._.]

I’d have to put some storage in that landing area ceiling gotta have somewhere for the Xmas decorations I’d keep the high ceiling in the bathroom and bedroom but drop it on the landing.

[@brianlochrie3958]

Superb progress Adam. Great vids. Looking forward to the next video. Cheers 🍻 👏

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Thank you Brian, hope you're well mate.

[@optic1972]

Cracking video again! You'll be good with any glass you like over the bathroom as its excluded from being a habitable room...same with the door you'll not need to make that a fire door 😊 Keep it coming and I've mentioned to the wife and she's on standby and ready to rock up with the dustpan and brush, she works cheap so all good 😘 Steve

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Ah yes, you're right about the glass over the bathroom! I knew that the door didn't have to be and stupidly enough it never occurred to me that the glass didn't have to be also! Nice one! I'll get the floor screeded then get her round mate, thank you! Haha!

[@optic1972]

@@Mr_A_Builders looks an amazing space, I love building work so satisfying 💖

[@maxakarudy]

By far the best builders on youtube, I might be a little biast, being a brummie myself 😁. Keep up the great content guys👏👏

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Nice one mate! Really appreciate that. Hope you're well.

[@stuartwalker16]

I would always put tape over the copper pipes to stop any dirt getting in 😎😎👍 just a thought

[@amazing451]

Hi Adam, you gave some great information on the joists you used there mate and you were lucky to be using a good supplier. Cost wise how would you say they compare with 200 by 50mm solid timber. Also the ceiling plate you fixed to the rafters to form the bathroom corridor wall, did you have to cut the inside edge of the timber at the pitch angle of your roof, to prevent it interfering with the plasterboard laying flat? Goon luck with the floor and Easter.👍👍

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Hello Kevin, hope you're well mate. Costings is something that I should've gone through, sorry about that. I reckon that these joists, materials only, would be £300 - £400 more expensive. Labour costs though would have been a lot more. I'll go into more detail in the next episode. As for the timber...I'll get over that!

[@djohh3057]

I'm guessing the hot and cold water / heating is going to be in plastic and threaded through later ?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Yes, D Y.

[@jimginn7163]

Adam, shame about loosing the bricks . Great progress and thanks for doing the vid 👍

[@Mr_A_Builders]

No worries at all, Jim. Thank you for watching! All the best.

[@Geekidge91]

Timco will probably deliver direct to site btw, if you speak to the same provider you used to speak to, they can get them to deliver directly to you, and you can probably negotiate even cheaper so they dont even need to touch them

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Will they? I'll look into that mate, nice one!

[@MrAustinPowers]

Great progress and looks like heavy work ahead. I’m curious though why on a story house with stud walls. Why do you need fire doors? Or does plasterboard and insulation offer a high fire protection now? If they were block walls floor to ceiling around the stairwell. It makes more sense

[@Mr_A_Builders]

I think that it's the plasterboard that gives the stud walls it's fire protection, but the wooden door is obviously the weak point from a fire point of view so you're required to install fire doors.

[@LewisSandy-tj2mh]

Top job buddy! Nothing short of perfection on most things you do! 1 question though. Did you think about pushing your daughters door down the hall atall so it doesn’t open into the room?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers Lewis! Appreciate that mate. I did think about that and planned it out but I decided that it didn't really add anything to the room and made the landing area a bit cramped. Thank you for watching mate, appreciate it.

[@whitefields5595]

Please keep us updated on the PVA + sandstone grinding as a filler. (In woodworking its called 'Dutch Putty')

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Will do!

[@kevinchamberlain7928]

I'm a gnarly old chippie but you explained these trussed joists better than I could! Do you how much it hurts for a chippie to big up a brickie?

[@eddo167]

Is a concrete screw good in an old brick wall of a unknown strength would not a resin bolt be a better method

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Hello Eddo, hope you're well. Those concrete screws are emese! It's going nowhere and of that I'm extremely confident! Resin bolts would of course be great too, but it's still into the same wall so the same issue with the strength of it is still there. Either method is great. Thank you for watching mate, all the best.

[@KieranRafferty]

Another cracking episode. Love to see how you're going to tackle the noise insulation. I think you deserve an Easter break.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers Kieran, I've got a few tricks up my sleeve for the noise issue! Thank you for watching mate, really appreciate it.

[@siaddersl2936]

Another great vid with loads of information. Shame about the bricks though. Must say though Richard was like a prancing Gazelle on those joists😄😄😄

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Oh that boy can prance, alright! You should him on a Friday night!

[@nobodydoesithalfasgoodasyou]

I am floored by your productivity. Amazing what you've accomplished in less time than I've spent redoing my tiny kitchen. Btw I hope you won't be insulted by my asking but it would be a shame for the series title to come true, so: you have checked that digging that floor out isn't going to compromise any footings?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

No insult at all! In no way will the footings of the building be compromised. Take care mate.

[@peterhaigh5764]

Cracking job Adam

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers Peter. All the best mate.

[@abcxyz820]

Are the kitchen tiles the 1950's marley type, I'll be interested in how you lift and dispose of them. I have a few to remove. 😢

[@martinstephens993]

Hi there, hope all is well, just wondering when you are showing the next update cheers

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Hello Martin, I'm very well thank you, hope you are too. Unfortunately there will be a few more weeks until the next video, I had Easter off (went on holiday) and I've had to build an extension to keep the lads working, I'm hoping to get back home next week! Sorry for the delay!

[@martinstephens993]

@@Mr_A_Builders Thanks for that, hope the holiday went well. Looking forward to the next video. Cheers

[@sicknote26]

Looking good this brother

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers man?

[@neoleemh]

Hello A builders , thanks for the videos, do you guys cover Bletchley , MK area by any chance? We have a loft + rear extension which we hope A builders can take on - Planning and structural design ready , thanks!

[@waynecharlton954]

Love your voice richard pmsl good job guys

[@smellypunks]

Is the weight sitting on the lightweight blocks in the new wall? Are they 3N blocks?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Yes mate.

[@samsungcrossland2036]

Great work enjoyed watching 👏

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Thank you! Appreciate you watching, take care.

[@combok660]

Great progress...

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers pal!

[@MattBlacInc]

Superb Video. Just curious if the Studwork was 4x2 and what reason you went for 4x2 is it for fire regs or just preference,maybe I missed your tech info on this part of the refurb. Also can you give some tech info on the flooring you are using. Seems a great format to use large sheets of OSB. What thickness is specified. Missed your usual tech spec in this video. Great Job.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

It's stronger and I get more insulation in! That's the only reason!

[@freespeech2261]

Great progress. What percentage of the house will be new v original when finished?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Well if you don't count the party wall, about 90% new I reckon, maybe more.

[@marcwalters7541]

Another excellent video thanks Adam 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@Mr_A_Builders]

No worries at all, marc. Thank you for watching.

[@neilsmith1007]

Brilliant as always 👍🏻

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Nice one, Neil! All the best mate.

[@josephrowley2172]

Cracking on now, looks awsome. How do the joists feel underfoot? It's deciving looking at the amount of wood they actually have.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Quite honestly mate, they are solid. I truly mean that. I'm as impressed as I am relieved! Thank you for watching mate.

[@adamstevens8226]

Maybe a light sand blast on the stone work would finish off nice. Did you have to use a bigger truss under your bath room studs Adam ? Keep up the good work mate. Looking great 👍🏻

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers Adam mate! Great name! No, no bigger joist under the bathroom. Hope you're well mate.

[@chrisaddison8530]

That 58 minutes flew past keep up the good work bud

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers Chris! Really appreciate you sticking with us.

[@kestutisbagusauskas8323]

Good job!

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers mate!

[@kandproofingandmaintenance]

Another great video adam was good seeing rich for abit aswell and your dad is doing an amazing job too what part of Birmingham u from

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Thank you Paul, I'm from just outside of Birmingham, which is Smethwick. Hope you're well mate.

[@kandproofingandmaintenance]

@@Mr_A_Builders thought it was smethick I'm not far from there I'm by woodgate

[@purpleduke77]

How you getting on with your house? when's the next installment coming?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Hello mate, I'm having to have a little time away from it at the moment, got to build a little extension so the lads can keep working! I'll be back on it soon and the videos won't be far behind!

[@jackthelad612]

Missing your videos, when will you be posting them again?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Hello mate, sorry that it's taken so long to get a video together but there should be one out on Wednesday! Hope you enjoy it!

[@qualcommchalloner9551]

Pity you couldn't of boarded out that section of ceiling prior to stud however great job bromie Malcs formally from Brighton now and since 2001 Perth WA ❤

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Haha! There's no way I'd be confident enough to first fix the electrics before building the rooms! Thanks for watching mate, hope you're well.

[@qualcommchalloner9551]

I really like your channel, as to your idiots guide to different aspects through stages of any of your projects with constraints your faced with clients and the finished product! As a full 5 year bricklayer and probably 20 years your senior... can tell you your in the right place in the building industry... you have already realised you won't get rich laying bricks for a living... you also know multi trades skill gives you continuity to work over 12 months... Most important is Family... and keeping Mum happy, Increase overall prices for the work arriving you Don't want to do! your in the right position... looking forward to seeing house 🏠 completed Malc's in Perth WA ♥️

[@AaaaandAction]

I’m not a builder and haven’t read the Building regs for years but is the butted OSB a good enough joint for fire/smoke resistance? Or is it not a requirement? Cheers. Interesting videos!

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Hello Woolly, hope you're well. That's not a concern I believe, so it'll be fine. It's all got to be plasterboarded on the underside and covered on top anyway so hopefully it'll be alright. It's not an issue that I've ever heard being a requirement but I've been wrong before!

[@MikeTowler-kw3ly]

Have a look at P and M fixings, over your way near the ikea at walsall

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Will do pal, do you rate them?

[@MikeTowler-kw3ly]

@@Mr_A_Builders not used them for some time as I’m a good 40 mile away, but ask for Jeremy and give him my name, but when I have used them if they didn’t have it they got it very fast and always seemed a good price

[@stu9070]

Great stuff really cracking on now mate 👌☝️

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers Stu, hope you're well mate.

[@stu9070]

@@Mr_A_Builders 👌

[@kevinjohn725]

Brilliant job.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Thank you, Kevin. Really appreciate you watching.

[@kevinjohn725]

I've enjoyed every episode. Great to see the house coming together . Kev

[@triplexdread]

Getting there pal. Good job! Have you thought about investing in a wireless mic..Volume dipped very low at 27mins

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Do you know something mate, not only have I thought about it, and not only have I bought one, it was on when I did that bit, except it wasn't...the battery was flat! Haha! Cheers Steve, thank you for watching!

[@triplexdread]

@@Mr_A_Builders omg lmao 🤣

[@GW._.]

Hire a dirt conveyor for your floor excavation will save tonnes of time.

[@leehaslam5871]

Like Richards backside...not. But seriously, folks, this should be on daytime TV, then I would have an excuse to stay at home and not work. Also, bricks stolen by... I'm not sure I can say it here. Just drop the B, replace with P, you get the gist. Superb work as always. Love to u all and Papa bear x so, when's the house warming? Street party 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers Lee! I think the only daytime TV we'd be allowed on is that Rouge Traders programme! Really appreciate you watching every week mate, take care.

[@eddieMurphy11111]

looking good ,thanks for the video

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers Eddie!

[@brianwalsh829]

Hi bud are them screws that don’t need plugs am not a builder but I have something to put up and want to try them out

[@Mr_A_Builders]

The big silver ones mate or the smaller gold ones?

[@brianwalsh829]

Thanks for that buddy

[@1tonyboat]

Your a hard grafter, it takes longer to explain the job a half the time to do .....😂😂 Realy enjoying this ....

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Haha! I know, I do go on a bit! Sorry!

[@JBXXR]

hello, i have a question i was wondering if you could help me with. my brother is planning to remodel his kitchen which has a small lobby area and downstairs toilet which he wants to make into a downstairs bathroom with a shower, but hes been told by a friend that you cant have a downstairs bathroom open out into a kitchen. is this actually the case?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

There used to be a "two door" rule, a door from the toilet into another room, say the utility, then another out into the kitchen...but I believe that that rule has now gone because of how impractical that is in so many homes. Imagine being wheelchair bound and being told you couldn't have a downstairs loo! Obviously if you can have two doors it's better, but I don't believe it's a do or die rule anymore.

[@Joe-jv5mm]

Very good video

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Thank you Joe. Appreciate that mate.

[@lazylad8544]

Are you and ritchie related or just work colleagues. Great work with the flooring and stud wall. 👍👍

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Just work colleagues mate! Nice one mate, really appreciate you sticking with us! Take care.

[@thomasbrown2804]

Whens the next instalment?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Hello Thomas, hope you're well mate. Unfortunately I've had a few things pop up but I'll be back on it this week so a new video will hopefully be out in a few weeks! Really sorry for the delay!

[@soundslight7754]

Are these space joists work out cheaper than 9x2 timber joists? Do you install them 400mm centred?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Hello Sounds, hope you're well. I should have gone into the costings a bit more in this video and will do it in the next, sorry about that. In short, this way is more expensive than 9 X 2 and yes, they are at 400mm centres. Thank you for the questions mate, take care.

[@soundslight7754]

@@Mr_A_Builders Thanks a lot for your comments. I'm guessing the benefit of these over timber joists is that they can be installed by one man due to lighter weight. I guess timber joists are quicker, more forgiving and more workable. These space joists have to be ordered/made for the job, installed exactly spot on and services passed through during installation.

[@jimmy7bellies]

You must be chuffed how far the house has moved along pal! Maybe the local dealers took the bricks as payment and it wasn’t actually a present they left for you but required payment. Who knows ay, looking forward to the next episode already mate.

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Haha! I never thought of it like that! That's ace! Cheers jimmy, hope you're well mate.

[@1987pagey]

18mm osb really you going to nog under the joints? Should be t&g

[@m0nk3yl0v3r]

Left a comment on your last video asking what you did with the bricks - you said sold or stolen... guess we know which one now..(!)🤦‍♂

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Haha! I know, didn't want to spoil the surprise! I think they were nicked that day too!

[@eyespy1984]

Is osb suitable for floor boarding. How will you make air tight. Also the weight of furniture and a heavy bed use legs will end up in your down stairs.

[@EcoMan-te4vu]

22mm OSB is stronger than 22mm chipboard

[@eyespy1984]

@@EcoMan-te4vu okay if you say I'm not expert. But how will you make air tight for energy rating. Will the edges also need to be filled with fire resistant foam. Just couple things building inspector has pick up on several jobs been on. Also osb isn't fire resistant. So will not hold back fire like chipboard tounge and Grove,

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Hello Eye spy, hope you're well. Air tightness isn't a building regulation in this instance, and I doubt very much that my bed will wind up in my living room. Thank you for watching, take care.

[@nickrose7000]

Hi mate just watching your video the bathroom is not classed as a habitable room so glass doesn’t need to be fire proof

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Ah yes! Nice one Nick! Appreciate that mate, thank you.

[@shaun...6838]

Quality video 👏

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers shaun, appreciate that mate. Hope you're well.

[@kpanting1]

has anyone ever told you, you sound like jasper carrot, no insult intended

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Haha! Let's just say that you're not the first!!!

[@andrewcooper6183]

Shame about the bricks mate, happens all over the UK unfortunately. Keep up the good work, I have loved the journey so far! The house is deceptively bigger than it looks, can’t wait for the finish 👍🏼

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Cheers Andrew, appreciate that mate. Unfortunately there will be a slight hiatus until the next episode but I'll try my best to get one out asap. Take care mate.

[@johnhodges7891]

What blades do u use for your multi tool .. lot of rubbish ones around 👍🏻

[@Mr_A_Builders]

They aren't something that I spend good money on mate. Even the best ones in the world will be ruined as soon as you catch a nail so I just go cheap mate.

[@DocteGaby]

Is there no heating in the house at all at the moment then? Are you still living in the loft? 🥶

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Hello Gaby. No, there hasn't been any heating for a while now! Yeah, I'm still up there!

[@nigelhaines7900]

Watch out Watch out the travelers are about !

[@andyburns]

Re-uploaded?

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Haha! No! But it is a similar thumbnail I'll give you that! What can I tell ya, I have a style and I keep to it!

[@andyburns]

​I'd better watch it then ...

[@derrick9635]

As my father would say " son if youd a brain youd be dangerous " 😅. But adams dad must be so proud ,fantastic job sir 👍.

[@pauld3638]

Really iintersting to watch

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Thank you, Paul.

[@m0aze611]

Brad I’m running out of superlatives - fantastic work at a supreme level. If I can offer a very small criticism, the hair and makeup is spot on, must take hours, but need more work with your dialect couch as the local twang is lacking. Happy Easter to you and your family. 🐣🐣🐣Regards Mike

[@Mr_A_Builders]

Haha! I must admit the make-up department is earning its money this week! Thank you yet again for your continued support, Mike. Take care mate.