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Thanks Danielle 😁

There’s some proper junk on there, but can get some good deals on some stuff :)

I mention this in the video after referring to the neutral wire meaning the colour rather than it being neutral.

Ok.. sorry, my apologies.. whoever done the wiring he should put brown sleeve over it if using other colours wire..

I used a litre of the black paint and 5 litres of the green

Do you let it dry between coats?

@@alisondarcy7517 yes but this paint dries really quick so you can do multiple coats in a few hours, rather than having to do it over multiple days

It’s a 27mm

Thank you. I was really happy with how it turned out.

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Thanks. Glad you liked it.

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I haven’t heard of that one, I’ll check it out

It would probably help slightly. I’m not sure exactly what it is that makes the yeast smell bad but a couple of hours in the sun seems to do the trick. I think it’s a mixture of the heat and time, so putting warm water in then leaving it in the sun would probably be the sweet spot.

Thanks. It’s really handy at times!

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Thank you. It was my second attempt after a failed version one (I’m making a video out of the failed attempt too). I’ll definitely make more of these at some point. In terms of the cost, it wasn’t too expensive - I didn’t track it but I’d guess £30. The weight but be the issue but I think it could be made a lot lighter like you say. I’m not sure exactly what goes into aircrete, but my dad made a cast concrete chair and added polystyrene balls (the sort for filling bean bags) into the concrete and it made a big difference to the weight.

@@Renovation-Dan The polystyrene is an interesting idea. I recently saw a concrete cast artist use Baking soda in wet clumps that he would splat in the mold, but it was really only for a certain look, not weight. The basic concept of Aircrete (that I have seen on RUclips), is a process of mixing concrete with foam from a simple homemade bubble gun, instead of water alone, and the tiny tiny bubbles, make it porous like a concrete sponge. I have not yet tried it, but it looks very promising.

@@monarchblack3004 ah clever, I hadn’t thought of adding air in like that. I might have to experiment with a small form and try a few different options, seeing what gives the lightest block whilst still being solid.

@@Renovation-Dan I look forward to seeing it.

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I’ve never got on with the fly screens, the curtain definitely seems to work well though!

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Thanks pal 😊

Cool, and can vouch for the weight 😉 Didn’t appreciate that there was a foam core👍

It’s not that heavy 🙈

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Thank you. A quick chamfer or round over with the router makes everything look better :)

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I can confirm it was great!

I hope so too!

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Glad it helped :)

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Very handy for a quick fill. Saves waiting for filler to dry

We get a lovely 3 days of summer every year!

Thanks 🙌🏼 it’s around 1 meter tall

It really makes the bench pop doesn’t it! 😁

They’re safety sliders 😅

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The IBC has a drain valve built in. After this video I added a hose pipe adapter to it, to enable filling and draining through a hose pipe

I hope she does 😁

Thank you. I had to make it special for her 😊

Thanks Auntie Danielle 😊

I hope so! 😍