I started watching your videos a few months ago, i started a cscs course this week with a 4-week capentry boot camp after i finish that course . All because of you, i ended up applying for that course while i was watching your videos, and I've made a start. Thank you.

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

Ай бұрын

🥺 love comments like this I’m glad i have guided you too the best trade 😊💪

@kaykath4575

Ай бұрын

AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME ❤❤❤

@viceminerrr4802

Ай бұрын

do you 4 weeks straight to complete mate, what do they teach you in the 4 week course , i work full time so was wondering do you need 4 weeks straight cheers

@joeshmoe8912

Ай бұрын

Carpentry is the best!

@TysonBites

Ай бұрын

@ttdowgcarpentry2390 hope it makes those late nights editing a little bit more worth it

What an amazing transformation 👍👍

Great video, soooo inspiring ❤

Very tidy little job, especially the staircase. 👌🏻

Love the videos mate, panelled my mates hall stairs and landing a few weeks back, stairs were a disaster, I essentially lost a full day on them until I figured everything out, I’m still new to all this myself but watching your videos helps give me confidence in myself so thanks for that!

Top work mate 👍👍

Good to see how you enjoy your work, love the video's. About the charging, there is nothing wrong with getting paid a bit more for a stressful job with everything perfectly leveled. Keep it up!

Been watching your videos for a while now and it’s been a joy to watch, I’m amazed at how you have managed after having your tools stolen and have come through this. Love the work you have done on this renovation and whilst you have undercharged on some of the jobs… overall you have had a lot of work from this customer so I would be happy with the overall pricing. I am also self employed and do very similar jobs to what you post and it’s very interesting to see your pricing and makes me feel more confident with my own prices. Keep up the great work and keep posting the vids as I’m sure everyone who watches these gets a lot from them. Have also subscribed 👍

Awesome job mate !

I’ve been doing paneling on doors to make them look old for old flats and I find it easiest to measure it out like you have done but then cut all the parts and form them together with impact adhesive on the ground before nailing them. found it is a bit faster than one length at a time and easier nailed. Means you can cut all parts for the wall at the same time and saves trips to the saw 😊

Nice house. Good job

Great video from a fellow joiner you certainly undercharged but we always learn and you know for the next time. The client deciding to paint the oak staircase black is criminal 😂

Fellow Brummie myself, love your vids bro keep it up

Stunning house

another great video mate

Yup that's cheep....... you could charge double where I live in perthshire. Excellent video lad love your honest approach 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Great vid mate! Would have been nice to see how to work out the degrees for stair panelling etc. Love your work and love your uploads.

@andyb410

Ай бұрын

I've done it a few times, and the stairs is the hardest most frustrating part of the job. Tried using mathematics, inside angles etc. nightmare, ended up doing it by eye once . Ridiculous. I've since bought a nice little gadget that transfers the angles to the mitre saw. Much easier.

Love your videos, great job and keep up the great work. I remember a while back you asked if anyone had any ideas how to improve your videos? Well, just a suggestion, at the end when you summarise, don't look at yourself on the device you are recording on (your phone?) but instead look into the device's lens, It makes it far more engaging for your audience when you look directly at them instead of to one side. All the top KZreadrs use this little trick - try it next time and you'll see what I mean. Hope you understand.

Love the content bro keep it up

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

Ай бұрын

Thankyouu I appreciate the comment and glad you enjoy the content

@liambriddick

Ай бұрын

@@ttdowgcarpentry2390np bud

Your well under charged them mate, I get that around Brum it’s a bit less of a day rate than some areas but for that job they got an absolute bargain at £1200, imo opinion you’re worth more than that but I’m sure it’s a regular client and he’ll give you more work!

What size Brad nails did you use and did you nail into plasterboard or solid wall

So are the panels painted with emulsion?

Pls can you do a video on the drop ceiling

How many lengths of moulding did you use? I hope you got it at a decent trade price because if you buy right it is around £2.50 a length, not £7.00 or more like the DIY stores charge. I’m in the middle of quite a complicated panel job with machined frames and raised panels.

@stevea671

Ай бұрын

Where do you buy your panelling strips?

Nice job, well under priced for two trades men and your apprentice, but you live and learn. we done.

Another great video did u pay the other chippy out the 1200 ?

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

Ай бұрын

Yeah

@leehalling8635

Ай бұрын

We've all under priced jobs and overpriced jobs swings and round abouts just don't do it all the time haha its all a learning curve

Done panelling in my hallway the squares were easy but going down the stairs was awful !

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

Ай бұрын

Going down the stairs was the most awkward bit took me a day to complete

Nice job although it looks odd not continuing the panelling round on to the small returns/walls. Maybe that was the customers decision. I do think £1200 is a tad cheap personally.

Defo under charged, 2 men 4 days £2400 minimum

@jkutv

Ай бұрын

Lol 200quid a day tops 100 quid for apprentice. 300quid a day

@Lyonscarpentry

Ай бұрын

@@jkutv yeah mate don’t know why everyone assumes chippys should be getting paid £200 a day max, we all have buisness expenses, and we are companies at the end of the day and we need to make a profit, the £200 should be the take home pre tax, the rest for the business

@jkutv

Ай бұрын

@@Lyonscarpentry I think because most tradesmen don't declare half their earnings bud 😉. I'm sure you do though.

@Lyonscarpentry

Ай бұрын

@@jkutv don’t know what your on about mate🤪

What gauge nails did you use?

A great looking job allround; panelling certainly under-priced for the time it took- it's a lot of work. We've all done that, you'll know for next time.

Looks good, but how long until they get sick of the look in each room 🤔

@ironpirate8

19 күн бұрын

Yes, very much a personal taste thing. The next owner might want to get rid of it, then have to re-plaster every wall after ripping the adhesive off.

I am a finish carpenter however; I do not know everything even at my age I learn everyday! On paneling one has to figure for accumulative error which is figured into your math ? If you use like a construction pro math program it automatically adjusts for it? Example if your panel is figured off a space L x W = ? ; if your panels figure 24.2 in each space it’s actually 24.22222/? Then rounded to the nearest number. That is accumulating error ! You hv to be aware of that & I am betting you are?

That's a lovely house but man its stark and has no character to it at all mad to me but everyone has different tastes

Should have charged 3500

No glue or adhesive on the back? Pins & paint ain’t enough😂

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

Ай бұрын

Back of the panels ? We glued the backs on all

It’s a fiddly and time consuming job. Looks good though.

Very cheap my man, let me know when you are free to come do my house! 😜

@Lone_Wolf1995

Ай бұрын

Let him do your house and give him a bonus 😁 💰🤑

Charged way too less..

Way too cheap!!!! I was thinking, 4000

@robertmawby3021

Ай бұрын

No, it’s a simple design, just like sticking a few light picture frames on the wall.

Great work.any chance I can hire Tyrell for the day.ive a driveway needs de-weeding 😂😂😂

@ttdowgcarpentry2390

Ай бұрын

😂😂£70 and you have a deal

@tgun4928

Ай бұрын

@@ttdowgcarpentry2390 bargain 😂😂😂