Workshop Build - 2017

[@AddictedtoProjects]

Excellent job Sir! I'm in the middle of building a similar sized workshop, but on a slightly tighter budget. I don't know whether its funny or not, or just a reflection of KZbin, but as soon as one publishes a video involving either building work or mechanics, a bunch of people will come along and make snarky comments. It doesn't matter how good your workmanship is, there's always going to be a commenter who thinks you haven't done a good enough job. Don't let the bastards grind you down I say. P.S. I really like that bike rack idea. Going to have to copy that!! :)

[@boblamothe8966]

Great video..great native band Redbone. Nice mix😊

[@drummerbod]

Thanks... mixed myself using Audacity.

[@greeny3397]

What no insulation? water / drain would be worth the effort. However You knew what you wanted so well done for inspiring others.

[@Thesidingsworkshop]

Hi mate nice build like other comments get some insulation. Also were did you get the mtb hanging rack from looks good

[@___10000]

Agree, fantastic looking system. Is it unistrut with a roller bearing hanger?

[@drummerbod]

@@___10000 Spot on!

[@CusterUK1]

Great job!!!

[@gabrelibre]

Hi. Why did you pour the concrete over the remaining brick/pavement?

[@AddictedtoProjects]

Because I suspect that the sub-base is already pretty good underneath. There's no point in digging up the pavers and disturbing the sub-base, only to then have to relay a new layer of sub-base. And the new layer of sub-base would probably be the same as the one under the pavers. It literally is a lot quicker, cheaper and effective to just concrete over the pavers (as long as they were layed properly)

[@drummerbod]

@@AddictedtoProjects Spot on!

[@tyler4164]

No insulation??