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Really you expect it to cut grass in that state - get real

Is this weeks podcast going to be posted here? I missed the live, ahhhhh. 🥰❤

Looks great Tim

When you’ve walked forwards, walk backwards with it running - saves all that forward and backward you keep doing and you won’t have missed bits. Try it, then comment 👍🏻

that was painful to watch, why didnt you get a post hole auger, would have been quicker and easier

9:12 Oh my god!! The wheelbarrow moved on its own. Must be the new AI wheelbarrow range!

I think you did a fantastic job! I love the dog kennel area. Good job!!!!

very nice results

Any tips for edges which are against rendered walls? I am worried about damaging the render.

I didn’t laugh at any of your work. I’m impressed you go for it whether you’re a pro or a first timer at building anything. I think it’s really sharp. And it’s cool that you used a wire mesh so you can see that nice retaining wall. You should give your self more credit at your abilities Tim. That’s why we watch you. You’re not afraid to try new things. It looks great 👍🏼

It looks great

This looks real good. For someone not knowing what they were doing ???? Looks more than ok to me. And Hi Maggie cutie

Get post caps

Looks great! Awesome job! 💜

Good job looks great for your fur family

U need an auger as we call it in America it digs holes

OMG I got a Milwaukee stick pump, it amazing 🤩 for my little tanks to move water around. I like I can connect a regular hose fitting to it.

You are suposed to have the fork thing underneath the baseplate, then screw the pole on to it trough the washer.

Awesome job, if you don't want the mesh to stand out paint it black with a roller also do it on the chicken coup

For a guy that claims he doesn't know what he's doing, I'd say that fence is absolutely beautiful!! I'd love to let my dogs run crazy but who knows what's out there to challenge their safety. I think you did an awesome job.

Great job Tim, looks amazing 🙌🙌🙌

Booyah! 🥇

If you would’ve got yourself a posthole digger, you would’ve been done in about 40 minutes

Love how it turned out - I've always liked the framed mesh fences and how they look. It will be a great lounge area for the doggos once you've got it kitted out! I like the suggestion for a self-waterer that I saw in another comment. And I wonder if there are any post caps with solar lights in the size posts you used? Easy way to get some light in that enclosure after dusk without having to wire up anything.

Great job mate just hope it meets fire code 🤣🤣

Ahoj Time! Skvělá práce. Víš jak na věc. Potom musíš svým miláčkům vyprávět jak jsi to pro ně s láskou dělal 😊. Ale je to podle mě docela dřina! 👍🌿Jana 🌿👍🌹

That looks fantastic to me, so a great job Tim.

Since you have that faucet right there, i suggest a self filling water bowl. I have one. It works off weight. So when the bowl gets light, it turns the water one and fills it back up. It is pretty cool. I think that is a bit like what you have for the chickens but in dog size. I think the fence looks great. Very professional. Gotta love a man who uses a level.❤

I think you did a great job Tim! That fence isn’t going anywhere. I like the hogwire on the gate as well. I see you have a laundry line as well. Have you and Nicole thought about a prefab home while you build so you can get to living there full time more quickly? It is such a lovely spot. How is the garden coming along?

Awesome job Tim! That turned out beautiful! I think the dogos will be happy!😊❤❤✌👍🐶

This looks so good. You sure seem to know what you're doing. Are you going to build a custom dog house for Kevin and Maggie? 😊❤

That looked like a fun project. Better to do it yourself than hire somebody. Much more satisfying, even if there are a few flaws. Who cares? You’ll want to treat the top of those posts or cap them to keep the rain off, otherwise they’ll rot or split eventually. That stick pump was very cool. Never saw one before. If you keep collecting tools and gadgets at this rate, you’ll need a bigger shed.

Nice one Tim. Looking forward to the kennel diy build!

Having a thick lawn isn't every mower man's or lady's preference

Well done Tim that is a great job 👏👏👏🤩

As any fence builder knows, the hardest part is often the holes. And when there 2mtr high fences, you MUST go down 600mm. Saves you needing a gym membership.

Well done

That hammer you've got there Tim is more for breaking up concrete slabs etc. you really want the next size down hammer with a spade bit on it for that kind of work. Regarding the hole near the plumbing being clay and no sandstone, I'm guessing you've dug over the existing trench the plumbing runs in. You did a good job in the end though Tim!

Hey bud great job 🎉but why did build a chook pen there 😮

The dog pen turned out very nice. I always do things the hard way. Then hubby takes over and makes it look so easy. 😂😂😂

After you clean up the sharp threads a splash of cold Gal paint on them wouldn't go astray! Comes inn a tin or spray.

Years ago, when we moved into the current house we had this tiny letterbox, that couldn’t fit all the magazines my (now) ex would get delivered, so our poor, but amazing postie was always driving up the driveway to leave our mail at the front door. One day, I saw a bigger letter box in Aldi, so I bought it. I dug out the old letter box by hand, with a small trowel and some determination, and got the old letterbox out, leaving the hole only just big enough for the new post. I made sure that the post was in, so that the height of the letter box would be the right height for the postie on his bike, so that he would not have to reach to put the mail in the box. I did not much feel like nor was I confident enough to mix concrete, I also did not have anywhere to mix it, so I went to “Hammerbarn” 😉 to get that post/no mix cement. It worked perfectly - dump in and wet, then let set. I proudly showed my Postie my handy work to make his job easier, he was very appreciative of my efforts. He was a good bloke, now retired - the new guy could not care less, sometimes my mail doesn’t even make it in my letterbox! Unfortunately that Aldi letter box didn’t have a very long life and the post completely rusted out just about the ground line and I had replace it again. This time I bought an above ground concrete box, to avoid the same issue. The point of this story is - that the post setting concrete for small jobs like this is BRILLIANT! 😊 Sorry for the waffle, it’s my nightduty brain over explain. 😂 Good Job Tim, I am loving watching you tinker with the little projects on your new property.

Be mindful where u place their kennel as they can use it to climb on to jump out. Looks bloody amazing though, nicely done Tim.

That stick pump is a cool bit of gear.

I like that little stick pump. $278 if i had a need for one. Great job Tim.

New ‘Fence Builder’ Certification? Looks great, and not like novice work, so yeah to You! The Makita went to task for you, and for battery power, I’m impressed! Great Vlog!

Good job Tim looks great

Loved the video Tim you did a brilliant job!

❤🎉 it's awesome 🎉❤ volg #56 tho