HOLDING BACK 30 TONNES OF CONCRETE - Shuttering the lower wall 

Its always nice to be prepared and ready for the summer… the roof will be a welcome addition to shelter you from the rain 😂

Junior and Senior working together...that is always a winning team!

Not too much work the vibrator, just kinda dip it in, I believe it causes the gravel to sink also. I’m terribly impressed you guys are doing so much yourselves!

I swear you have a twin brother to get all that work done. Top work give yourself a pat on the back ( or ask your brother to do it !! )

Have you thought about getting some track mats , then next time you need to get the forklift or whatever somewhere you could just lay them out as a roadway. Can sort the access roads when things calm down and the build is finished.

Ticking off some huge milestones - loving the updates.

Things really are coming along. It’ll start to fly soon.

Great progress and impressive project management. Well done.

Just a quick note to say, don’t drive a forklift with forks pointing downhill, it’s a risk of tipping over, all way have forks pointing up when on a hill.

The Olympic size pool in coming alone nicely ! 😊❤

Why did the chicken cross the road? To illustrate a point.

Be careful not to over vibrate. Will seriously weaken the top layer.

Great stuff. Do you remember the dimensions of the timbers you used for your small shed in the old house. The one with the black metal roof

Will start to finish on this build be about a million quid?

Finally the video is here been waiting for this

Always heard when adding in rebar to twist it in, rather than just pushing it in. Supposedly means that the epoxy etc fills the spiral in the rebar better, rather than just being squeezed out.

Really enjoyed this one

Great job, as always 👍

A diesel forward and reverse wacker would be a far better job Tim , far better compaction than the old Aldi special. Not cheap tho tbf . Loving watching the build

Another big chunk of progress- well done Tim & team! What laser level are you using? I’m needing to upgrade mine but seems a lot of choice. Also- I can’t help but feel that the compaction depth of your whacker is going to be quite shallow compared to where you want it, especially with that polished interior concrete floor. I have the same whacker, and I’d trust it for patios, pathways and monoblock driveway but I’d be concerned for anything that needs to be heavier than that- are you finding that you are getting the compaction you need from careful layering with the small whacker?

Try reversing up the slope at a bit of speed with a bit of ballast on always worked for me even on icy mornings 👌

No body vibes the concrete founds 🙀

Weather tight by autumn 2024? 😊

Could the concrete wagon not have got to the pour site? Dosent look to bad across the barn floor?

Are you going to be pouring the floor slab yourself or are you subbing it out?

No bottom drains in the pool?

In the background in the field below the barn/house it looks as if there's a "circus tent"? - what's that about or is it my imagination?

First, yay

What are your methods for project planning for this? Gantt charts?

give the forklift assistance to get up the slope by pulling or pushing with say dumper?

Didn't Tom used to be called Craig?

too much yakking

I hope you can get your money refunded for the protective caps...

I love watching this progress, but 10 adverts in 32 mins is a bit much.

🫡👊

Stop over-thinking stuff.

Too much talk Tim