Tiny garden transformation part 2

[@greggcoulter6008]

He doesn’t speak, he doesn’t narrate, and yet it’s one of the best channels on KZbin. I don’t just give praise like this but the ingenuity, skill, imagination, creativity and craftsmanship is comprehensive and bewildering. Can’t believe there aren’t more subscribers but I’m glad I found this channel. Keep up the great work, Russ.

[@Takos_360]

I agree with everything said here.

[@cbmsysmobile]

The man has many talents and everything he takes on is done in a superb fashion. Always a good watch, if only to see what new skill he has which you didn't know about!

[@vincegregory797]

Yep!

[@spicynomad]

ditto!😀😀

[@jenaemarieAZ]

Exactly!!!! Very peaceful & his craftsmanship is admirable!

[@Giddykippa65]

my heart always soars when i get a new video notification you are by far the best youtuber no irritating music no unnecessary talking just gripping videos of you tackling any task and doing it to perfection 👍

[@dickrosewater]

Maybe you should check out 'Escape to rural France'. One man rebuilding a French chateau. A little more talking, but more or less the same calmness and Zen-like qualities

[@jamieashton660]

Thank you, you just saved me typing the very same thing!

[@soylentgreen326]

@@jamieashton660clop ❤

[@bobafetting6373]

100% agree

[@stephenyoud6125]

Outstanding work as usual

[@christophersmith108]

It’s a real pleasure watching a genuine craftsman at work, not to mention one who does so without musak blasting away. I’ve been learning a lot from your series, thanks for posting it!

[@unclejackstoolshed4513]

I have learned a lot too.

[@iansmith371]

So glad I came by this video. No music, no narration, no ego. Just skill. Well done.

[@janmitchell641]

And, no politics!

[@christopherbedford9897]

You need to binge-watch all the older stuff. Pure gold going back years! 👍😆

[@ms.construed1305]

He has a great sense of humour👍🏽

[@QuivaRPG]

I've never get tired of hearing any child calling "daddy daddy daddy" in that joyful voice. Kids only do that when they have a dad who loves them.

[@a.p.2247]

As a little girl, my dad never shooed me away while he worked in the garden, on a car, or in the shop. He even taught me to sew. I have wonderful memories of handing him tools and learning their uses. He was a man of few words, but he showed me I could do anything with time, knowledge, persistence and the right tool😊

[@noellenielson1212]

My Dad did the same thing with me. It takes an amazing, kind, thoughtful man to let a little girl learn about all kinds of things! Keep preparing her for her future and enjoy how she is right now. And definitely keep up the great work!

[@HilaryB.]

Another one here! I spent many a happy hour with my dad, in the garden, watching him decorate, he did his own photography too and I loved helping him develop his old black and white photos! (showing my age there!) 😅

[@patbird9694]

Thanks for not changing your video style . Always enjoyed your sense of humour. Good work mate.

[@Vickie-Bligh]

Russ, it's gorgeous. I love the fence and I do love how private it is. Tiffany was so cute and funny. Her little fingers waving into the camera was priceless. I know that it's easier to do without them but the memories of "I helped daddy" will last forever. Warms my heart. Thanks for sharing, Russ. I look forward to part 3.

[@CalHallows]

Shout out to the one woodlouse heroically holding that fence up on its own. Your service will not go unnoticed brave sir/madam.

[@chibs3666]

I can't express how much I enjoy these videos. This is like the oddly satisfying aspect of Primitive Technology's videos, but with the pleasure of seeing something be absolutely transformed by excellent craftmanship. You're absolutely spoiling us with this much content in one video. 40 minutes despite having the video be straight to the point and cutting out monotonous bits. I applaud both your handiwork and your ability to capture and present it in a way that makes it very satisfying and entertaining to watch!

[@rootvalue]

The thin, horizontal, rounded-over slats with the breathable privacy weed barrier looks so sophisticated compared to most vertical plank 1x6 fences! Your technical and problem-solving abilities are always so well complemented by your aesthetic creativity and design choices.

[@blacknight1003]

I could watch this guy all day - it’s just mesmerizing seeing him tackle every job with perfection. It makes yer sick really!!!!

[@arthurballs9632]

Thank goodness wives don't watch this sort of content. "Look at how nice he does it."

[@InkWellideas]

@@arthurballs9632 wife here .. likely more impressed than you'd wager

[@lesley4085]

@@arthurballs9632oh I’m sure they do 😁

[@juliamansour2072]

@@arthurballs9632 that's what you think!

[@paulweston3663]

The multi-skill sets are surreal. Literally beyond my comprehension. All I know is that if was blessed with them, I would spend my waking hours making beauty out of ruins. I suppose there are a few people around with the manual skills, but Russ's imagination on top of that must make him a genuine one in a million. I could watch his mesmerising videos on a loop....

[@gotworc]

I honestly i feel like most people could do 80% of this stuff by just dedicating some time researching before attempting these kinds of projects. Just takes an individual who's willing to learn and make mistakes in the process

[@RomantiCynic]

As so many others have said, I know it is going to be a good day when I wake up to a fresh New Yorkshire Workshop video. Thanks, Russ! Beautiful job, as always.

[@dawnradel9008]

I've watched both videos. Coming from a family of stone and brick masons, may I say, your recovery and use of old brick is a wonderful thing.

[@fireboyspirit3474]

As a fencer, I really love the slabs as gravel boards, looks really nice. Brick work and fencing also go together really nicely. Great job thanks for sharing. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@danyg4063]

Tiff is so adorable. Always makes me smile when she shows up to work with her dad. :)

[@Stubear22374]

You sir are an absolute joy to watch create some of the most aesthetically pleasing creations of beauty, your attention to details your planning and carrying out of the finest work is an utter joy to watch, one of the best KZbin channels on here. Thanking you for such a great joy everytime one of your episodes drops can’t wait til the next one

[@Boomer-w2j]

You’re my favourite thing about KZbin. Your videos are just brilliant. I’d obviously love it if you did more but when one does drop like today it brings so much joy. Thank you.

[@Ianmundo]

There’s lots of content from America on youtube but I love watching your videos because you’re UK-based, and we have different materials and terminology. Great job! 👏 👏 👏

[@capitalinventor4823]

Charlie DIYte is another UK based KZbinr I watch. I like how he explains things and what went wrong on his projects. It's a different style of projects and video. He's quite good while this channel is near perfection. I enjoy both.

[@paulhume8083]

Me too.

[@Chester16791]

Been watching this genius for a while now and I think I’m starting to get on a par with him. Yeah I use the same tape measure as he does and spirit level , I’m sure mine are a bit out though , and remember the time he said he made his wife cry , well I tiled our kitchen floor last year and the wife still cries about that every now and then. 😂😂😂. Great job again Russ cannot wait for the next one .

[@pegsbarton6353]

Love it!!😆👏

[@marcusott2973]

Much awaited, much appreciated looking forward to excellent work as always from you.

[@jenpink4298]

Absolutely amazing! Is there anything that you can’t do? Thank Goodness you don’t have to worry about strangers asking you to autograph random body parts anymore! This is going to be such a lovely and peaceful and private area for your whole family to enjoy. I can’t wait to see what happens next😊

[@bushratbeachbum]

Hahahahahahahahahaha. Please tell me the story behind the autographs!!!

[@pamelavalente3731]

So glad I found this channel. I'm now binge watching. Love from the USA 💚😊💚

[@twocvbloke]

It feels somewhat amusing to have a water feature approximately where the old outside loo used to be, from one form of splashing to another... :P

[@HalcyonAcorn]

Neat how the terminology changes even from one end of the country to the other! Down in Herefordshire we’d call those nails clenched!

[@icecreamtruckog3667]

I would recommend to put some caps on those fence posts so that they last longer like stainless, plastic, glass or ceramic. It keeps the water away from the end grain and reduces rot.

[@jonanderson5137]

Heat the wood a bit and apply a thick coating of pine pitch. There's also a farmers trick, you drill a hole in the post angled towards the ground and fill it with oil, plug it and refill the hole until the post is saturated.

[@smedina146]

OUTSTANDING AS USUAL!! 🤩 I've just read so many messages below that say exactly what I was going to say... So let me simply say HOLY SMOKES! Your skill, craftsmanship, and attention to detail is mind blowing! 🤯 I ADORE how patient you are whether it's meticulously chipping away at reclaimed bricks or taking some time to teach Tiffany about watering concrete mix. Thank you so so much for uploading your videos. I look forward to each and every one of them! Blessings from Washington State! 💛🖤💛 Stacy

[@paulhume8083]

It's funny how I just can't wait for the next instalment. Superb craftsmanship and perfect video editing.

[@triskerslake3763]

Not only a consummate craftsman, designer and builder, but also an artist and a set designer! Robinson Crusoe would be envious.

[@Paradigm1976]

Everything you do, you do well. Amazing craftsmanship and knowledge of the task at hand.

[@CarolineHawkins-b3k]

The pale tiles along the bottom of the fence give the illusion of a much wider space. Its all looking grear!

[@michaelmcclafferty3346]

Cracking job. Take a bow! You are making a beautiful job of restoring your house.

[@speedmasterupload]

I love the reuse of those old bricks 🧐👍🏻 Nice job!

[@sydneyevans2637]

The patio is coming along beautifully! I enjoyed the laughter in the background.

[@Waleed9547]

In the first three seconds gave it a 👍🏼 because I love watching new yorkshire workshop

[@vfxsoup]

Simply the best garden transform on KZbin. Everyone else seems boring compared to this one.

[@RobinMcKinlay]

Why did you set your gate post in with Postcrete? It is a very common mistake because it is quick and easy. But you are setting a lump of wood to sit in a concrete bucket that will always be wet between the post which will shrink and the concrete. It is far better to ram around the post with broken brick , and you have plenty of that, or broken tile. Ramming it around the post a bit at a time supports the post very securely and moisture can drain away from the wood. The post may be pressure treated but that breaks down when subjected to constant moisture. Using up old rubble around fence posts is also cheaper than using bags of cement mix. It is a great video!

[@nadineweiler7747]

Russ❤❤❤❤❤the. Design! And seeing Tiffany she is growing up so fast......🎉

[@sassparillatea]

I love that you work,and don't jibber jabber the whole time,and then come in with written instructions and comments. ALL You-Tubers should learn this technique.❤😂

[@clohol2010]

What a treat on a Saturday. As a carpenter who takes pride in my work I love watching you create excellence. It inspires me to improve. I was lucky to have a great apprenticeship back in the 80's. Our skills should be passed on. Great stuff Russ. 👍

[@thrashmetaldave]

Fantastic time when there's a new video from you Russ, you're a truly skilled man. I'd been looking forward to this next part. Wonderful to see your little supervisor pop in to keep an eye on dad

[@arthurballs9632]

Looking forward to seeing the spectacular washing line this man creates. That one visible over his fancy floating patio 40:40 must grind his gears. 😉

[@dawngray1595]

Your carpentry and masonry skills are wonderful to watch. What a lovely space you are creating!

[@FishyBoi1337]

The most talented man on earth, making some of the most entertaining and satisfying videos on earth. Not surprising!

[@gbentley8176]

Thank you. always enjoyed working with old bricks. I have one Hampshire Red sliced down and framed as wall art. It has Weasel paw marks embedded in it from green. Fired and 170 years later is admired. The brick was made from our own clay too. Hope your family enjoy the lovely space you are creating. Best wishes from an oldie.

[@Chubbsinfrance]

I could watch your videos all day. I'm renovating an old property in france and learning so much off you. You're an inspiration, and your work is fantastic. I can't wait till the next instalment 👍🏻👍🏻

[@krenwregget7667]

Fantastic work, Russ. I love the look of the fence and gate but also the repair of the old brick walls. Old meets new.

[@mariannekuijpers9298]

What a stunning fence and gate!! It looks fabulous!😇

[@wasdaletimelapse7658]

Always a pleasure to watch a true craftsman at work. That was a real hard days work🤣. Thanks for sharing.

[@PetroicaRodinogaster264]

I think there was more than a day’s work involved…weeks if not months!

[@Urban_Spaceman]

I graciously accept the 10 points for knowing what the arch in the wall was. Well I should do, or that 4 year apprenticeship was wasted !! Quality work as always Sir. Thanks for letting us play along.

[@tutekohe1361]

I had no idea what the Arch was for. Mind you, I’m from New Zealand and we use very little brickwork (Earthquakes) and very few people have experience with it.

[@michaelpercle8163]

It’s always a pleasure watching you work. It’s amazing that you do no talking just add a few footnotes as you see fit. It must take significant time for this feature to. Keep up the good work

[@kickflipthis]

What a beautiful thing you have done for generations to come!

[@kayeeiland4167]

SO many talents and abilities ! The transformation is fascinating , as we watch the caterpillar become a butterfly ! Thank you for bringing us along !

[@mattelias721]

Your garden is really coming together, Russ. You blew my mind at the trick of the spacer and prybar combo to set your gate - what a technique! I can't help but wonder how your neighbors are reacting, or if it's even an issue? The amazing thing, I think, is that apparently in Britain they have 4x2 lumber, while here in the US it's 2x4... I'd get so confused trying to remember to turn the board... /s

[@wernerschmidt3382]

I admire your patience and your craftsmanship

[@johnmanning4577]

...and your editing!!

[@markhearsey4294]

It is a genuine pleasure to watch you work, fantastic results from a truly talented craftsman… Looking forward to the next instalment…👍🏻

[@calvinjus7457]

Great job. I won’t miss your next video👍

[@jcb208]

Always look forward to your next video, your one of the best craftsman on KZbin and without crappy music

[@Raymond_Petit]

I'm so glad this video showed up in my feed! Watching this garden being created is real entertainment!

[@christianmuller4027]

Finally, a new video. And again, a professional work.👏

[@RogierYou]

Sitting here in awe. Learning from you

[@ColinDH12345]

I'm just like you. I love doing jobs and try to excel at them all. From fine polishing to concrete and digging, I love the range. I admire your breadth of skills and really look forward to your videos. I'll probably be a patron soon. Thanks for your time; it's appreciated.

[@surfinoperator]

OUTSTANDING JOB, can't wait for the next video😊

[@michelbayne6074]

A true Renaissance man. Thank you for sharing.✌️

[@Julia-zj2ch]

Wow! Your fence and gate are absolutely gorgeous! It is such a pleasure to watch such a skilled artist at work. Brilliant. I very much enjoy your style of video making. Thank you.

[@Quaker521]

Fantastic to see one of your videos pop up. The makeover is really coming along now, can't wait to see it all finished. Cheers.

[@geoffgreen5662]

Wow! The transformation is brilliant! I love watching your videos because of the creativity and high quality of the work. Thanks for sharing.

[@mitrovdan]

It's a delight watching you work, so many handy tips. Thank you.

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

Beautiful, private and safe for the little ones. Brilliant. 🎉

[@zachsmith98]

Tiffany is such a great helper. Awesome work as usual Russ!

[@vincenthumphreys6566]

Yay another video. Can't wait to watch it. Thanks again!

[@marythompson1212]

What a beautiful garden this is going to be. Excited for the next video. Thanks for sharing your progress.

[@mrspudly1]

Amazing Russ inspirational to watch, hope the family love it.

[@dottiebaker6623]

Love the re-use of the old brick. It has so much character and fits in nicely with the old walls. And your fence is brilliant. Well done! Can't wait to see the finished space.

[@walterplummer3808]

Looking great! You must be tireless. Thanks for posting the videos.

[@hobbyengineer1617]

Doing something similar at my gaff. Motivation is always an issue, but this guy's work is the equivalent of motivational manna.

[@ruadhscottygirl2480]

Utterly fantastic and spacious. Modern and yet keeping the old. Love it.

[@triciaringquist6723]

You! My dear man are a wonderful craftsman I’ve not seen this quality of workmanship in a long time! People just don’t do quality work any more! Absolutely a wonderful job!❤

[@SirSirris]

Impeccable. Thank you for sharing your journey. 👌💯💚

[@mandyleeson1]

So much hard work, but it’s paying off handsomely. Looks grand.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏻

[@davidcoates9123]

Amazing job once again. Well done Sir.

[@MariaMavridoglou]

Looks so much better already. The thin horizontal slates make it look “pricey”.

[@BestyX]

Brilliant transformation!

[@GenauMann]

Excellent!!!....Well done and what a transformation... Looking forward to part 3 👍🏻

[@ashleychambers7602]

Stunning!!!! Absolutely stunning 👍

[@brucefraser3961]

Such a delight to watch these videos Russ. Your craftsmanship, attention to detail, design sense., and touches of humour are the best there are on KZbin.

[@Deliz1]

Thx for the just in time birthday present Mr. Russ.

[@RallesBastelgarage]

Looks very nice, you did a good job.👍👍👍I'm looking forward to the next video

[@jimwalker5412]

Excellent job, can't wait for the next video.

[@waltereskridge5055]

All of your craft work is inspirational. That includes your camera work and your editing.

[@Painless61]

I'm a big fan of your craftsmanship and as always you do a great job. it looks awesome ... thx for sharing

[@Bluebluepoodle]

You’re a very skilled, hard working young man. I wish you and your lovely family every success 😊

[@negotiableaffections]

I used to believe that the saying, "A jack of all trades is a master of none." Until I found your channel. As always, fabulous work Russ.

[@cherylmoss3632]

Oh wow. Can't wait to see the final reveal plants and all

[@with_natureinmind]

Waited a long time for this video😊.

[@larryvilledude9415]

I always love when you have a new video out. I have no idea where you get the energy and the know how to do all these different things, but you’re turning your home into a wonderful thing, thanks for sharing the process with us!❤

[@Brimannn1]

Finally!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@DrPsyc71]

Absolutely astonishing! The landscape fabric behind the slats is genius. Everything is absolutely professional and perfect looking, and I love that you used as much of that lovely old handmade brick as possible. It is really the best of both worlds - very neat and crisp and modern, but with a sense of age as well.

[@paulosborne6517]

The only problem is, it doesn't look like any of your neighbours care about all the brambles, ivy and overgrown trees beyond your boundary, so you're going to have a constant battle to stop the 'jungle' cascading over the top of your little manicured paradise... and I'd imagine your rear pathway access is going to descend back to the same sort of 'tip' it was before you cleared it out [for all your neighbours].

[@bushratbeachbum]

Ever the optimist huh?

[@lauralake7430]

Maybe he will start a revolution of what can be

[@74griffo]

I have a similar situation along the front of my home. After I cleared it it’s not been a big deal for me to keep on top of it 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Marion51268]

Get over it (somebody elses issue)