Timber frame garage and garden utility space. PART 3 (fixing down using resin anchor)

[@llljustcallhimdave]

Another cracking video, just like you, I'm always amazed just how good the cordless tools have become.

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi there. I should be getting used to how good they are by now, but every now and again I get a flashback of how things were before we had them.🙈 Great comment and thanks for watching.👍

[@nazrulislam5260]

@@thetallcarpenter ত

[@stephenwatson1873]

Great video TC, looking really good, looking forward to the roofing video.

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Stephen. Roof will be a fair few weeks yet, but still got a deck to frame out and the goal post frame for the side roof.😎 Thanks for watching.👍

[@iantarncarpentry4285]

Another excellent video! Looking forward to the next video👍

[@thetallcarpenter]

Cheers Ian.🤩 Thanks for watching.👍

[@luvit7567]

Just found you on YT subbed straight away, quality work & great videos

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Luvit 🖐 Its really cool that the KZbin fairies finally decided to put my videos in your reach🤗and I appreciate you watching and subscribing😎Cheers Del

[@Ropehand2]

Cracking series, appreciate the time you’ve spent to edit and upload these videos. Keep the content coming 10/10

[@thetallcarpenter]

Thanks for your comment Shane.🤩 I appreciate that you obviously understand that it does take a lot of effort to bring these videos to KZbin, and its great that you're finding them interesting.😎 Cheers.

[@stuartgooda5258]

Brilliant job 👍🏻👍🏻

[@thetallcarpenter]

Thanks for watching Stuart. 😎

[@michaelplays2449]

Great build !!!

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Michael. Thanks for your comment😎

[@chipowood6032]

Got ya talking to the nail Brilliant job TC..

[@thetallcarpenter]

It tried to get my auger bit first, so I had to tell it who's boss😝 Cheers

[@tommyobrien9480]

Great watching a man who takes pride in his work 💪

[@thetallcarpenter]

I've always loved carpentry Tommy, and do get great satisfaction out of making a nice job.🤩 Thanks for your great comment.👍

[@darrenroche9225]

I was actually wondering in work today how you were going to tie it to the base, I was thinking wall plates screwed to the studs and drilled to the concrete base with concrete frame fixings, but you beat me to it again. Another great video, keep them coming

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Darren. I think the resin anchor and studs is pretty rock solid, and fixed some crazy heavy things up/down with it.🤩 Thanks for watching mate, and your comment is great.😎 Cheers.

[@bobpreston5113]

Looking good 👍 hopefully the weather will get better for the roof.

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hope so Bob.🤩 Roof wont be for a at least 4 weeks due to waiting time.😬 Probably be boiling hot by then.😎 Cheers.

[@philipfarrell1431]

Brilliant. Really enjoying this one.

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Phillip.🖐 Thanks for watching.😎

[@robnavratil2869]

Currently doing loads of concrete base/stud wall research and the youtube algorithm just saw fit to show me your videos. Really nice presentation style and loads of useful tips. Your wonky slab you had to start with is showing me how I need to careful pouring mine. I have one question. You showed the edge tapering off and you had to pack it up. I was going to edge trowel my slab. Do I need to be careful about the round over being too pronounced? Thanks

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi there🖐I've just done a concrete slab for a shed of my own, and I purposely left the edges against the shuttering square👍Thanks for your comment and for watching 😎 Cheers Del

[@jrsuk1170]

Can't be beat having a work dog Tall Carpenter. In fact 1/4 of my van is dedicated to work dog living room. 👍

[@thetallcarpenter]

Top man JRS. I'm slightly jealous of you having a work companion.👊 Thanks for your comment.😎

[@jrsuk1170]

@@thetallcarpenter No need to be jealous, join the club.

[@thetallcarpenter]

@@jrsuk1170 I hear you mate, and I'm always thinking whether or not I should get another one.😬 Cheers.

[@rockandmeatroll]

Do you wait for the resin to be dry before tightening?

[@rockandmeatroll]

@@thetallcarpenter looking at your interaction with this pup, YES!!!

[@rockandmeatroll]

Have the same grinder, agree it's ace.

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Sean. You kinda feel invincible when you can cut anything metal without needing power.👊 Cheers.

[@errolharriott2889]

As always, a very good watch, thank you for great videos and tips Sir..

[@thetallcarpenter]

Thanks for watching Errol and your comment.😎

[@Oggmiestergeneral]

Another enjoyable and informative vid, cheers TC

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi there Oggmiestergeneral.🖐 Thanks for watching mate.😎

[@Greyfox1302]

Another great video. Keep this good content coming. Looking forward to the next instalment

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Shaun. Thanks for watching mate, and I'll try and keep the videos coming on this project.😎 Cheers.

[@peterbell4154]

Nice and solid Del, Thanks for sharing

[@thetallcarpenter]

Thanks for watching Peter.😎

[@SD43]

Nice work as always O tall one. Looking good.

[@thetallcarpenter]

Thanks Steve.🤩

[@paulnewman2115]

Totally agree about the clamps there the reason I can work by myself 👌👊

[@thetallcarpenter]

Be lost without them Paul, and as you say, even more so when you work by yourself.😎 Thanks for your comment.

[@liamjohnny335]

Drills... apprenticeship with my dad he used to bring out the old Bosch percussion drill n open the case like it was the lost ark....it used to heat up n stop working on most drilling jobs😁x

[@thetallcarpenter]

Your comment takes me right back Liam.🤩 The gearbox's used to get soo hot.😩 I remember when I first used an SDS drill. I thought is was AMAZING.🤩 Great comment.👍

[@michaelpurnell9085]

Coming on great, a proper job 👍

[@thetallcarpenter]

It really is a lovely little job Michael😎 Thanks for watching.

[@johnmorrissey1675]

It's often the simple tools that you use the most, be lost without them the humble clamp 👍☘️🇮🇪😉🖐️

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi John. Clamps are the unsung hero's of carpentry and joinery, and, as you say, we'd be lost without them.😎 Cheers.

[@markhoulding1938]

Nice job as always 👍

[@thetallcarpenter]

Thanks for watching Mark.😎

[@raymondpiper8294]

Have you seen the cordless ryobl sealent gun David , you can get the , dewalt /ryobi ' badapter' , so you can use your dewalt batterys . No more stress on hands pumping with a kit gun , automatic and give brilliant control for a fantastic finish when corking etc .

[@thetallcarpenter]

I haven't Raymond, but I'll take a look at it.😎 Cheers.👍(Del).

[@mykotliazad]

hi, great videos, can u plz show how u finished ext corners on feather edging thanks

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Perry. Sure mate, that will be coming soon. 🤩

[@garvielloken3929]

Thanks for the resin tip

[@thetallcarpenter]

No worries Garviel.👍

[@Excel510]

great information on the threaded bar and resin anchor. how long do we wait for the resin to go off before tightening?

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Gary. It depends on the temperature, but on this day it would was cured in about 30 minutes ready for tightening.😎 Cheers.

[@AS19283]

Thanks for all the good info. Can I ask why you don’t use/have battens and an air gap behind the cladding? I am a total novice so I’m not judging it, just curious :)

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi there. This is just a basic garden/barn type building and will not be a habitable space. The membrane behind the cladding is more to stop draughts as the feather edge boarding can open up a little and be less than air tight. I'm not concerned about moisture build up between the back of the cladding and the membrane due to the amount of air that the cladding will allow in.😎 Thanks for your comment.👍

[@AS19283]

@@thetallcarpenter thanks for the reply; I guess I’m just used to viewing “garden room/office” guides or plans and forget they would be a bit overzealous for a garage/room that’s occupied for less than 5 hours a week. Something to consider for my own project! Cheers

[@thetallcarpenter]

@@AS19283 Hi there. Everything changes once you want to start working or living in these type of structures and want to manage things like heat and moisture.👍 Cheers.

[@rossolancer]

Can I ask why you nailed your boards at the bottom and not hid them in the overlap? Looks awesome though. Cant wait for the roof to go one.

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Tony. Its not possible to secret fix this type of cladding.👍 (not that I know of anyway😬). Thanks for watching and your comment.👍

[@shizzleinthenizzle]

Can’t on this type of featheredge it curls out as it dries if you don’t nail it unfortunately.

[@thetallcarpenter]

@@shizzleinthenizzle Spot on.👊

[@smithandjohns]

Hi mate, love your channel.. keep up the hard work. Can I ask are the threaded rods stainless steel or BZP steel? I’m just wondering if I could get away with using BZP threaded rods instead stainless steel which seems to be a lot of money when adding up the stainless steel washers, stainless steel nuts and then the rods themselves? 😏 lol

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi there🖐I've only ever used BZP threaded rod as, in most cases, the concrete will have a dpm underneath it, and even if it doesn't, concrete, I'm my experience doesn't take in water to any great depth👊All the best with your project👍Cheers Del

[@smithandjohns]

@@thetallcarpenter Excellent.. thank you so much for the reply back mate 👍🏼

[@Pauldh601]

Have you tried concrete screws rather than the threaded rod? I am a novice builder and haven't seen the resin route before and wonder if there are and pros and cons I am unaware of

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Paul. I'm not a fan of concrete screws, mainly due to the limited availability of sizes here in the UK. If you were fixing studwork panels in an internal environment or a much smaller building, (maybe a lean to), then I,d give them a go, but for this size of building and its location, I'd go resin fixings every time.😎 Thanks for your comment.

[@denty32]

Cracking build but not sure on the cover on the feather edge.

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Denty. I know it may seem a bit tight for many, but its worked for me for years.🤩 Thanks for watching.👍

[@denty32]

@@thetallcarpenter if it works for you mate that’s all that counts 👍

[@andrewplatt]

Lovely job as always TC coming along nicely now👌 how do you find your knee support? My knees are giving me some pain atm 😣

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Andrew. Its only a cheap one from Sports Direct, but actually helps quits a bit. I don't know what's going on with my left knee at the moment, but I suspect its wear and tear Arthritis.😩 Thanks for your comment.👍

[@lewishayes9228]

Another cracking video. Just out of interest, what gazebo do you use? Needs to be on my list of next investments.

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Lewis. Its from Surf & Turf here in the UK. Not the cheapest, but very robust with all replaceable parts. I've been down the cheap gazebo route, and as always, buy cheap, buy twice.😬 Cheers.

[@lewishayes9228]

@@thetallcarpenter I'll take a look. Appreciate it, thank you

[@thetallcarpenter]

@@lewishayes9228 👍

[@dougsaunders8109]

The dog does not recognise the word sandwich 🥪, yet…….. Curious on how you are going to vent this building. I built something similar my self about three years ago, smaller, but similar construction method. During the winter I do get condensation issues. Presumably the slab has no DPM as it is existing? I made a rookie mistake and forgot mine 😱

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Doug. The slab has a DPM under it and the walls will remain open. Between the back of the boarding and the membrane will have plenty of air to it as the feather boards are not very air tight.(I only use this breather type roofing membrane to reduce draughts inside). Sweating becomes more of an issue once you start introducing insulation and heating, then the building make up has to be quite different.😎 Cheers.

[@dougsaunders8109]

@@thetallcarpenter mine is T&G boarding for the walls and definitely sweats. Wished I remembered DPM!

[@thetallcarpenter]

@@dougsaunders8109 Buildings can be so simple until you want to live/heat them, and then it becomes a flippin minefield.😣

[@Beaver-b1v]

Have you tried hikoki nailer? Pretty good

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi there. No I haven't and I,m perhaps not being totally fair to battery only nailer as I've only tried the DeWalt which I didn't get on with.😵 Thanks for comment.

[@Beaver-b1v]

@@thetallcarpenter for sure, I don’t think too highly of the dewalt nailers myself either. I used Paslode for years but I wouldn’t buy another one now. the performance of the hikoki is brilliant and the funny thing is the difference in noise, Just one of those little things you get used to

[@thetallcarpenter]

@@Beaver-b1v The Hikoki is the name that just keeps coming up again and again when people talk about battery only nailers. I really think I need to try and get my hands on one to try out to see for myself. Thanks for your comment about this.😎

[@ashleewainwright7877]

18v tool with a 54v battery is still 18v lol Nice job 👍

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Ashlee🖐Yes bud, that's the beauty of the Flexvolt system👊Thanks for watching

[@ashleewainwright7877]

@@thetallcarpenter 👍 on part 6 now

[@ashleewainwright7877]

@@thetallcarpenter can you give me a rough idea on how much materials cost for that build please buddy. I’m going to build myself a workshop and trying to gauge a rough cost. I’m a chippy so obviously do all the work myself. Cheers.

[@thetallcarpenter]

@@ashleewainwright7877 Thanks for watching bud😎Cheers Del

[@thetallcarpenter]

@@ashleewainwright7877 Hi Ashlee🖐It's difficult to say bud, as the customer paid for all the materials, plus there was the roofer to pay and then the deck to build. I'd be surprised if the whole thing was less than 10k🤔 A straight 6m x 6m building with cladding and the roof, with you doing it, would be closer to 5k I rekon👊Cheers Del

[@-_AjB_-]

Your placement of the nails interests me. Why not sim a little higher up the board and cover the nail head with the next board?

[@thetallcarpenter]

HI Anthony. I don't think it is possible to secret fix this type of cladding due to its tendancy to cup.😣 Thanks for your comment. 👍

[@0000kris0000]

Those paslode guns are really loud though, I could feel the impact on my ears just from listening to this video through headphones 🤣

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Kris. They are loud mate, and apologies for not reducing the volume of the clip of me using it.😣I'm still learning when it comes to editing videos and sometimes bits get missed.🙃 Thanks for watching.👍

[@0000kris0000]

Oh that’s fine lol, I didn’t mean it as a complaint lol, just a comment about the gun.

[@thetallcarpenter]

@@0000kris0000 No worries Kris.🤩

[@garvielloken3929]

Weathers like me then - - - - Did we get 2 vids this week???? You spoil us

[@thetallcarpenter]

Hi Garviel. Yes 2 videos this week, but to be honest, part 2 and part 3 were supposed to be the same video, but it would have been too long so I split it.😎 Thanks for watching.👍

[@chrislyon8677]

A ‘wag’ of Labradors

[@thetallcarpenter]

There was plenty of wagging going on for sure Chris.🤩 The puppy was literally being wagged by his tail 😝 Thanks for you comment.👍

[@chrislyon8677]

@@thetallcarpenter our late chocolate lab almost helicoptered with his tail when really excited. They’re super dogs

[@thetallcarpenter]

@@chrislyon8677 God's finest creation I reckon Chris.🤩

[@SuperWayneyb]

👍🤓👍

[@thetallcarpenter]

Alright Wayne.🤩