Good Book Guide : Buildings and their Building 

There's always one grumpy bastard somewhere! ;)

Crikey, all of the possible publications to be mentioned in, I'd never of guessed that one!

I'll look out for that one. Thanks for the tip!

Great to hear that! Best of luck with your search.

Sounds good, at some point we will be touring the rig!

A Land Rover series 3 long wheel base is next in the queue (once I clear some working room for it!).

Well that's the beauty of building your own structures - freedom of choice :-)

Only it I have something new to say on the subject - so very unlikely really. I recommend your friend checks out Kris Harbour's videos, he has a much more positive attitude than I!

Nope, you'll find that most timber in this country - although sold listed as metric - is actually just the old imperial sizes anyway. So 4"x2" (4 inch by 2 inch) would be 100mmx50mm (rough sawn) or 95mmx47mm if sold as PAR (planed all round).

@@maximusironthumper That's good news! Thanks for letting me know

Hi Bill that one's gone now, partly because I felt the info was out of date, partly because people were using 'clues' in the video to track me down and turn up here uninvited!

Not really, but I'm impressed you have done it (twice!). I'm not sure I have enough to say on any one subject to make a worthwhile book!

@@maximusironthumper many thanks max, i sort of have a bash at everything, im currently restoring a wwii american jeep, inbetween that im building a wwii nissen hut and nearly completed a museum to go into it, i use funds from the books for the museum and nissen hut project, i try not to do to many projects at the same time as i start to burn out, i find it good for the soul to keep busy and always learning new skills and projects. Your vids are great, i would say with the variation of your skills you could write a book on metalwork, i.e. welding. Cast iron work etc.., vehicle restoration, living off grid, or just a year in the life of maximus iron thumper, we would all certainly purchase one. Look forward to the next vid and thanks for replying. Will

Sure, it's maximusironthumper@gmail.com

Maximus Ironthumper thank you I’ll pass it on to him :D

I used to have a dongle that plugged into my laptop but now it's via my phone acting as a wifi router.

In the UK there are a few operators who offer reasonable deals for broadband over 3G and 4G. Speeds are fairly good and cheaper than BT which often require a fixed fee for line rental. I use this method with a 3G / WiFi modem unit. Other people use a mobile phone which also allows tethering to allow internet access from a laptop. Costs vary and dependent upon service operator.

I've just reordered it to be in date order starting with the oldest, was that the issue?