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Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I'm pretty sure you can put the window in any one of the 4 corners of the shed as the panels are interchangeable. If you are thinking of getting one definitely read through the manual first but I reckon you can definitely pop it in each corner as long as there isn't a brace in the way.

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I will take that on board, I do try to make them fun tho, otherwise they can get a bit boring, this truly was a struggle tho and it comes down to wrong rim type. Thankyou tho and keep watching

Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I did buy some sealant to actually seal each piece, then decided not to use it after nothing really fit together as it should, but it has been through some serious weather including 50mph winds and so far it is still standing, only leaking once. That was quickly fixed with some P sealant around the doors. If you are building one I wish you luck, I hope you have a better version of it than I had, there was way too much swearing that day.

Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, that is one of the truest and funniest things I've heard in a while, thankyou, they really are bulletproof little bottom brackets.

Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I'm glad you enjoyed the video, it really is quite good and the review will be out soon, so keep watching and make sure you click for notification, thankyou.

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I know, right, I was very impressed with the customer service of Yandles and am looking forward to purchasing from them again.

Hi Mark, thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, that is awesome being gifted one and a great size 11' x 7' we originally looked at the security version at that size with the little windows at the top, but I gotta overulled by Mrs S. Council slabs is a fantastic idea they are a good 2" thick too, I would recommend once it's up and settled for a couple of days to then attach it to the floor too because those slabs will give it a stupid amount of extra weight, good luck with it. I am sorry to hear about the fibromyalgia, just take your time and get some help you will definitely need it, also swearing is life's cheat codes. Being disabled myself I completely understand. Good luck.

Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, my glamorous assistant has to be there to help me, for my safety and this was the first unboxing video I have made. I wouldn't be able to make these without her and we are fairly new at videoing what I do in the Shedshop, unfortunately we don't get it perfect or do more than one "take". It's a one shot deal and editing is done from that. I have lost so much video because I have forgot to move the camera myself and I don't have the energy to be remake the video's. We are trying to make better videos tho, I am glad you liked it other than that tho. Thankyou and keep watching for more unboxing videos and the review on the mitre saw.

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, that is good I honestly thought I would be missed as most other videos are a bit more professional and you are definitely correct about it being tough in the beginning, thankyou and keep watching, I'll have a review video in a couple of weeks, I hope it lives up to my expectations

Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I'm not entirely sure what the message is here but I do enjoy watching "electro boom" on CZcams. These were interesting videos tho, thankyou

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, according to the website Rutlands "ship worldwide to over 200 countries. The total amount you pay includes all applicable customs duties & taxes. We guarantee no additional charges on delivery. You will be able to view the shipping cost and delivery time to your destination during the checkout process." Quoted from the website there. I am not sponsored by the way but I really do think this is one of the best saws I've seen at this price point. Check out the website it's in the videos description.

@@adislittleshedshop do you have a link for their website?

Hi there, the link is in the description but just incase you've missed it the website address is, www.rutlands.com I hope this helps

It's taken a couple of years to get this, so glad I waited tho as it's proper cool 😎😁 and yep she definitely spoils me 🤠😁

Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I can't be sure where it is manufactured but according to the website they design and manufacture in the UK and you can get in touch through there website

@@adislittleshedshop I think I'll stick with my Tyre Glider, after watching your video

@@WowRixter Totally with you on that I love my Tyre Glider, infact I take 2 with me everywhere 1 blue and 1 red

Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I think you might be right there, it certainly goes against the advertising of the tool tho

Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, it is definitely a good little shed but I wouldn't buy another, way too much hassle, it is waterproof tho

😂😂😂😭🤠 sefo agree with that

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I have a link to the book in my description and thankyou for your lovely comments

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, yep I know, I moaned about it and I challenge anyone to build one without moaning or swearing a lot 😉. It's not too bad tho, I certainly wouldn't buy another one that's for sure, ok, I get it, your laughing because it's actually number 3 shed now 😁🤠 yep

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop. Your comment really made me chuckle thankyou, I get it, it is an expensive saw, I actually started out like most with a normal tilting table cheap saw, unfortunately I never thought of videoing my work back then, and for some reason just recently people have been asking for a lot of puzzle work. To be fair tho thick puzzles are quite the challenge as it doesn't take much to mess it up, a little bit of pressure here and a wobble there and you have stuck pieces. Actually this one was quite challenging as it has ridiculous tight turns and was thick too. This did have a lot of meaning to me tho, I do get where you're coming from and all I can say is keep watching I do have some more awesome projects coming soon.

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I understand your frustration I was stuck using one track at the time, never thought about it like being in a COD lobby before. I hope my videos have got better since, thanks for the feedback tho

Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I have to say, I have almost broken my tyre glider before, a couple of times but it has held up so far. Not entirely sure how but it has. Now that tire monkey on the other hand what a piece of s#*t, poor copy of the tyre glider and it just doesn't have the same thought into it. I think I know the tyre pliers thing you're talking about where it pinches the tyre from both sides, I've been told to give one a go and I think I will get one and then have a good old tyre lever contest. Continental do seem to make tight fitting tyres tho, but after an hour I'd have probably cut it off and bought a new one.

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I wanted to do this for a while and needed a good reason it was received well.

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I loved making this fruit bowl and it's permanently in use, I'm glad you enjoyed the video I do try.

Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I am sorry to hear that. I had a similar thing happen years ago when I replaced one, the darn thing jumped a thread and that was it, cross threaded instantly, ruined my frame and ended up having to go with a press fit which is a pain in the backside to fit but it did save the bike frame. I hope you found a better way, if not there is always the press fit. If you are stuck I would always take it to a local bike shop for a look-see, they can normally recut threads if they aren't too far gone. Good luck.

@@adislittleshedshop thanks m8 I kept on going till the bb was fully inserted so hopefully the bb lasts a good while , I will try a press fit when it needs replacing

Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, yep that sure is the same as the one I made for you, I hope you enjoyed the video making process.

Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I'm not sure what that means, but, ok?

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I really do enjoy working on my son's bike, especially in the house as it annoys the wife 😉 and is actually easier to work on. I hope you enjoyed them and keep watching for more bike videos when it's a bit warmer for me.

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I'm glad I could help inspire you to try. This is possible to do by hand but it would take an absolutely ridiculous amount of time and to be fair a decent scrollsaw these days is actually fairly cheap. My one isn't but my first one was and they are so easy to get to grips with. Keep watching for more in this series of scrap wood challenges.

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. It makes me happy, you thinking I make it look easy, thankyou for the compliment. Keep watching for more from this series of scrap wood.

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I'm glad you enjoyed the video, keep watching for more from the series.

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I'm glad you like the video, keep watching for more in the series.

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I have been wondering that myself, but I definitely think you're right. Before tubeless tyres came about, bike tyres were an awful lot easier to take off wheels and replace, now with combi rims it makes it definitely harder to do because they're designed for the tighter fit and I don't think it really matters what you use now. You can always trust in a set of tyre levers tho I agree.

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I am soo happy that you enjoyed my video, I love making bike videos in the house as it annoys my wife 😉 and I find it so much easier to work on especially when it's cold. I totally agree there is way to much polished "workrooms", that don't work on real world bikes. Keep watching I have more bike content coming when it's slightly warmer.

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I'm very thankful for the feedback and always trying to improve. I'm glad you enjoyed the content, I do have a lot more to come out soon and will be working more on some bike stuff when it's a bit warmer for me here. Thankyou and keep watching

Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, unfortunately it's better lighting in the kitchen, luckily, Mrs Shedshop is ok with it, as long as I don't get grease anywhere. For the first time I popped some gloves on too, so I definitely scored good points for more kitchen bike repairing next time, we'll see how long that lasts tho. I think I covered all the basics of square taper sealed bottom bracket replacement, I'm glad you liked it. Thankyou and keep watching.

Hi, thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I know, I'm still new at this, but I think I'm getting better, I just needed the info out without it being too long. Next one will be better for sure, I've been getting pointers from my son, I say "pointers", I think I mean "criticised", yep definitely that. Thankyou tho and keep watching.

@@adislittleshedshop No worries. Just trying to give some constructive criticism. I have a bicycle rebuild channel (The Value Bike Advocate) and I wish I could get feedback on how to make my videos better from my viewers. Keep up the good work and the more you do the better you should get. Good luck with your CZcams Journey!!

Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I'm glad you enjoyed the video, and thanks for the sub, keep watching for more informative videos

It's scary doing proper speed on a road bike tho, when I did the JOGLE, I hit 70mph downhill in Scotland, I think we were on 700x23's around 130psi and it was the first day, but it had taken a good half hour climbing before the down came. That was probably one of the scariest moments I've had on a bike ride, 9 days and around 1100 miles, certainly don't think I could do that again, maybe the shorter distance one and maybe a couple of weeks 😉

Oh this track is soo good, it can get windy, but it's worth it, the boy isn't fond of the road bike and likes to stop often as he's not too keen on the padding, unfortunately Mrs Shedshop doesn't partake in 2 wheeled fun. Layby is an awesome café, great coffee, and top speed that day was 36mph I think. My fastest has been 38.7mph there, I probably had a tail wind that day 😉

Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I have just looked that up, that is soo cool! I think I would have to invest in one of them if Mrs Shedshop started cycling with me, thankyou for sharing that awesome looking machine