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WATER FIRST!! Then add the postmix🤷🏼🤷🏻🤷🏽

Such a humbling video. Love the tips and shed ideas .

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Fair effort but think there are a few flaws.

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Should have put a black weed sheet behind timber more privacy

I watched the vid and thought you did a good job. Then i thoyght to myself, whats its purpose. I was thinking of having the shelter for my bikes but its not a shelter. So ly question is, what does it actually do or what is ot for.

You seem like a really nice person. Love the build videos like this. Also, I appreciate that you work within the mental health sector. Jobs within the UK health service are tough. So, to see how you come across on camera is also a bit special too.

great job! Can i suggest to attach some hooks to the underside of the lift up sections and to the bin lid connected with steel wire so when you lift up the wooden lid, the bin lid opens too?! Just a thought :D

Guys... fantastic build... Im looking to do exactly the same... right next to My bungalow..... did you need planning permission to build between the building and close to the fence/boundary?

If it was me I would strap at least three heavy pavers on the top of that thing. Or maybe at least a 50 pound dumbbell. I feel like it just needs a little bit more weight. Right? I feel like they kept the weight down mainly for losing sales and money due to higher shipping cost. There’s a good chance it could hold up just fine with an extra 50 pounds added on top of that thing. Just to keep it from looking how it does in the video!

Thank you for sharing this... I've been wanting to make one of these, and your video has definitely helped! What were the dimensions and what type of timber was used? Thanks again!

can you drill into block paving and secure okay

Thank you for the demonstration Mark, I was bit apprehensive figuring out on my own, but I am so glad that I came across your vlog and I’m confident now that you showed me. Many thanks.

Bracing on door 2nd left is incorrect. Just sayin'

Your video just popped up which was great as have a single gate to make from scratch springtime next year,. great info, strong gate, no power tools except drill so hand cutting which i enjoy. Thanks for info, much appreciated.

Any idea on cost of materials, ballpark at least?

Looks lovely! Would love more insight on materials, cost and dimensions etc.

Great work, questionable hat haha

Hi mate how much did you pay for all that 2x1 Batton looks expensive that

Good enough for whom it’s for

What kind of wood was that.

Come back 😢

I like you Mark, you've got a great way about you. Thanks for the video. Take care too.

Its a good idea to keep your 240v supply dry and well away from your spraying otherwise you may suffer a problem

You’ve fitted Shiplap boards wrong way round!! Thin side should be covered so thick side shows!!

Great job!!! How much wood did you purchase to complete this project, thanks!

Where would you get that kind of ducting from?

I hope you are OK Mark? All the best.

I love what you have done with the space you have. I wasn't sure if my new shed would be enough for my tools etc. I just got a new full pressure treated 10 x 6 pent shed that I will be putting together this week weather permitting.Good old British weather. LOL. I am happier now seeing what you did with you space and I should be ok now with my shed. I wanted a bigger one but not a lot of space left in my back garden. Thank you for the tour My friend. You have done an outstanding job with everything. I have also subscribed to your channel. Be safe and have a great weekend. 👍👍👍👍

Great job 👏

Lovely looking bin store. One point for anyone wanting to make their own, you should always brace your doors back to the hinge side to stop them dropping.

Great video. I am wanting one of those. Just watch, your spray is very close to your power supply.

No comment about sizes. Is there a standard size?

Nice job! Would that design be strong enough to make it into a shelter using firing strips with OSB board and EPDM rubber work?

j'envisage le même projet, je vais m'inspirer de votre vidéo, c'est vraiment très bien (désolé, je ne parle pas anglais)

Awesome thanks for this video which will help me tremendously in my future wardrobe build. Can I ask how you Did the plinth ? and if you'd be kind enough to provide any information about the fixtures you used to join the panels together and where I might find them. Thanks 🙏 You're a great CZcamsr

I love your enthusiasm about work and life, also proud of you for openly talking about a subject a lot of men want to ignore. That dreaded sound of the snap of a rubber glove ! Keep up the good work.

For multiples you hold the trigger and it keeps the gun spooled up. So then you just have to press it against the wood and it shoots the nail... No need to pull the trigger each nail. That's what makes it faster...

You behave your self funking edeat

Sorry not enough info. What screws, what hardwood, what softwood?

They're brilliant...you cant see the repair once done.

Hi mate where are you based? Great work 👍

I really want to try and start making furniture! I might copy this video for my frist try

Very nice 👍

Did you try it with sand? From video it seems it does nothing :D looks quite same.

What did u use mate 2x2 for the frame ?

I’m a woman on my own and lifted 2 ton into my garden by myself. My back has been damaged ever since..never again 😂 nice job done here x

Hi how much did the material last cost you?

Do you want to come and do mine Mark? 😁🙏🏻 Brilliant job!