I'm an IT consultant and a subscribers. I'm a fan of DIY and I like how real this channel is.

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

3 ай бұрын

Thanks mate really appreciate your words and comment

Great vid. I'm from America and I'm a carpenter as well. I enjoy watching a fellow carpenter get to it. Respect 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

Always nice to know the government helped you out that day - not, the amount you have to pay them you would think they were there with you helping

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

3 ай бұрын

EXACTLYYY

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

3 ай бұрын

This is what I think everyday aha

So nice to find someone who doesn't use/have every Festool tool under the sun ... nice job as well mate.

Crazy to see the plumbing being ran so close to the floor, here in the US you almost never see that, just leaves so little room for error when you're doing repairs or installing something into the floor. Nice work!

I'm going to start a carpentry business one day, and you're helping me visualise my dreams, Thank you

Watching you is inspiring

You really have had a rough start to the year mate hopefully it gets better 👍

Nice video bud 👍 smaller jobs defo pay more it’s just linking them together so you don’t have gaps in the diary that’s the trick.

I love your videos! I started apprenticing 26 years ago as a carpenter, now self employed for basically 15 years. I say all that to say this, you are a mighty fine carpenter, and teacher to the young guys. Thanks for sharing your journey as a self employed carpenter, what it takes to be one. I have learned a lot of little tricks myself, from you. Cheers.

Nice to see you back T, love the content, you are an amazing trusted worker.

Missed your videos good to see you back👍

I know nothing about carpentry, but it's still fascinating to watch a competent person work. Also, props for protecting the privacy of the kid.

@hungtai7671

3 ай бұрын

Free courses at some local colleges. I can fit a kitchen and flooring from being self taught. But I am going to night school September to do my level 2 free of charge was prepared to pay £851 for the course and that will provide you with good skills from flooring to stairs to roof work.

@familyfirst4727

3 ай бұрын

​@hungtai7671 that's great, may I ask where you found that free course?

Nice job, good price for the customer 👍

Appreciate and enjoy your content, a builder from New Zealand here giving you my support :)

Really like your videos and very honest too. Thanks

proper genuine guy. Love to see the channel growing!

Hi I love your honest approach to your videos with obviously your skills at solving (on site ). Problems..! Respect 👍

Excellent work you are a credit to the industry 😊

I am such a big fan keep up the nice work❤❤👍

You put in your price if the customer is happy and your happy ..... then you know all good. Its honest work my freind, long may it continue 🙂👍

Great job man. this was a great vid!

fellow trim carpenter from Texas, love your channel man good to see how its done from different places

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

3 ай бұрын

Thanks mate appreciate the comment and heyy from uk

@itkills9251

3 ай бұрын

@@ttdowgcarpentry2390 definitely man you keep making videos Il keep watching. Hope your van and tool situation gets better for you I hated to hear/see your tools got ripped off. Glad your still moving forward

Definitely agree mate that you can make more money with the smaller, less stressful jobs. Nice easy payday that for you👍🏻

Love the videos bro .

Hi mate glad to see u back at it lovely job mate

Great video !! thank you

amazing work bruv. i remember when you were just at 2k subs. keep it up

Customers' food looks 👌 😋 😍 🔥 🙌 👍

Keep it up mate, nice to see yah back at it, i would love to see the full version of how you market and get jobs 👍

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

3 ай бұрын

Thankyou I appreciate your comment and that video I will be recording soon

Salute bro, much respect from sunny florida, glad to see you’re wearing those knee pads you’ll appreciate it in the future. Keep up the good work.🫡

Top work as usual. Keep it up. 👍

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

3 ай бұрын

Thanks, will do!

Great work bro 👍

Awesome 👌

i love watching these vids wish there were more to watch lol as ive watched every one but im doing carpentry and joinery level 2 in college but its almost impossible to find and apprenticeship

That evolution saw looks quite good yanow 👍🏼

Great video 👍👍👍

Nice man good prices

Well done, do save some of that dosh

Looking good :D

Not going to lie, I missed not seeing your videos for a while.

Made that floorboard job look easy! I'm not a joiner but recently tackled mine (they are P5 T&G Floorboards) and it took me just under 3 days. I went a bit overboard though, noggins into every joist for extra support and glue along with floorboard screws. Squeak free but a difficult job - asked 3 joiners and none wanted to do it!

@andrewsmith9184

3 ай бұрын

You taking piss lol

Great job. I have a pair of them blue shoes as well, great minds. haha.

Even though ive checked for pipes, i still get so paranoid before every screw i put through the floorboard lol

Did you consider also using glue before laying down the floor in regards to the squeeking?

Let’s go

Keep to the smaller jobs pal easier and u can fit more in a day and get paid straight away.

@10:00 its risky fixing them like that not knowing whats under there haha! good video

@l33864

3 ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly was watching through my fingers 😂 once bitten will soon learn

Can you show us how to do some projects and framing 😎

How are you getting on with the saw? I know that a lot of us trades feel like we have to "fit-in" with our tool selections.

Hi how are you doing today and having a great day today

👏👍👌❤️

What brand is your sliding bevel mitre saw, can you do a future review on the product, pros and cons, Thanks, Start of the always Rough, stay 💪

@Joe-jv5mm

3 ай бұрын

Sweet finish 👍

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

3 ай бұрын

i’ll try make this a priority as a lot of people are asking for this thankyou for the comment

Would 18mm chipboard be better than adding more t+g back down?

Bro how do you get your leads? I'm in London and its so tough to land jobs

I want to know about those toughbuilt knee pads. Any good?

I had to buy a scanner cause I hit pipes last time I did this 😂

I pretty much do not work for a GC. I contract my own jobs and always do better ?

What happend to van wetbelt?

Small Jobs are always best for me too I’m 60 now so don’t want big jobs

Hi are you based in bham. I have an issue with creaky floorboards which need fixing. Can you help with this?

Bro is it worth it ? I'm thinking about starting

Guessing next weeks video will be hanging the door

I’m doing a carpentry course in collage soon any tips to help me

@ceeeya3440

3 ай бұрын

I’m a carpenter/joiner I’m 25 years young I have been doing it around 7 years now My advice is to go all out on an apprenticeship and don’t be scared to fail and make mistakes because it is the most valuable part of this industry You hear it all the time but it couldn’t be more true!

I've been fitting fire doors with a complete pleb who says he knows how to fir them even though I'm FIRAS registered

Man you’re a good carpenter but you gotta get off that floor ! Even a cheap stand will do ! You are crushing your back , knees ect.,. When you get my age 65 you gonna be crippled! I still work everyday as a finish carpenter/ cabinet builder and do not deal with to many issues. Us blue collar craftsman need to work some thru our life’s! I was immediately chastised by a vet carpenter when caught on the floor and told I look like a troll of some weird person who was totally unaware how I was trashing myself? That’s it I never was on the floor again ! ( obviously in a pinch or emergency I was). Get off that floor bro ! U always do that!

Not much luck mate

No dewalt ???

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

3 ай бұрын

A lot of my dewalt tools got stolen 🥲

You got a lot of bollocks putting that many screws in with the pipes so close to the top of the joists🤣

@nickharrison6694

3 ай бұрын

May of looked under boards when they were up? thats what i would of done with the help of a torch.

Promo SM

so much crap under the floor, bent pipes, jeez trades people are really dirty, and generally unskilled. This guy is OK, but cuts corners.

Not you again what a boring jobs worth no one in there right mind buys materials like that

Great work, personally I never screw down the middle of floor boards (even if it"s possible) I always screw outer edges because good plumbers always run their pipes down the centre of the boards, also find it better to make the timber supports longer so they are supported by two or three boards rather than just one

Hi keep it up you are doing a great job and having fun making some brilliant videos superstar Ali Walsall west midlands england junction 10 m6 Walsall churckery

What happend to van wetbelt?

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

3 ай бұрын

The van alternator Needed replacing

@aaronbell8527

3 ай бұрын

@@ttdowgcarpentry2390 not cheap