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get yourself a couple of the plastic pipe cover rings used to cover holes in laminate flooring to cover the slightly bigger holes they split in half and are cheap the do in wood or white or chrome effect solves bigger hole probs also with 15mm pipes going through framing you will need more than 16mm holes to allow for expanstion if not youll get creaking ps make sure the plug waste you got is one that is not got a slot cut in for an over flow as it wont seal

Not ugly at all and very clever!

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Your cargo bike looks very practical and a great way to move stuff round using only your energy. Hope you have a good tour on your refurbished bike.

Cute life

Easy dude, haven't seen you in a while. Your bro linked me to your channel, so good to see your doing well. I'm considering a widebeam in the near future, so seeing your vids is a big help with what to expect. Cheers dude

A carousel shelf unit will solve the cupboard puzzle no problem. You can get them with about 3 shelves that would fill that whole space then you only need a small opening so you can access and rotate them. Used to have one in practically the same size of corner and you can store loads in them.

Corner cupboard,Could have a small pull out cupboard, left wing. Then the same pull out for larger size. Becomes a pull out larder.

room enough for a shallow cupboard on the starboard for tins of beens/beers

Have you considered draws? Also, why don't you incorporate draws under the cupboards by raising the base of each cupboard. That'll be great storage space. 😉

Consider a lazy Susan turn table for that hard to access cabinet. I have one in my home kitchen.

Hallo, you should insulate the two copper pipes that are touching the bottom metal sheet as they could oxidize and leak overtime.

Would love to see the video of your bike you made.

Definitely use some coasters on your beautiful coffee table! You don't want to ruin it. All the best from Missouri.

I’ve just subscribed after watching this video. As someone with no knowledge of woodwork or anything else to do with narrowboats I appreciate your “waffling”. 😀 Love what you have done so far and I’m looking forward to watching you give Joshua a makeover.

Will the very large solar panels block your view forward when you are cruising the cut. Just subscribed. South Carolina

I'm one of the new subscribers, I like how you think & work, looking forward to seeing how things progress. I've had a few sea boats since 2010 & lived on them, smallest 27ft, current & largest 34ft with 13ft beam so about the same space as the longer NBs. Thinking of trying life on the cut at some point hence watching a few NB channels...

Liking what you are doing. What about a corner sink in your bathroom area? One that is rounded and a mixer tap in the corner. Just a thought.

I don’t think you’re waffling on at all. All seems relevant and also like the way you’re making the stud walls nice and solid. It might take up a bit more space but I’ve seen a lot of very flimsy looking builds that just don’t appeal. Nice job and I’ll be here for the duration 👍

Loved the video mate. Progressing quite quickly! The bike as a saw bench is brilliant 👌 What's the deal with parking the boat, do you need a permit? Is there time limits? I assume you could see the camera when you were motoring through those trees?? Had me on the edge of my seat haha. Constructive feedback - i love the fast forward voices/hammering the time lapse style sections, however perhaps some royalty free lofi or similar over the top/instead? 😅 Keep the updates flowing, boat is starting to look amazing!

Nice job on the boat so far, I really like the colour inside. Looking forward to following your progress 😁 oh and I don’t think you waffle on, you explain stuff really well. Good luck with the rest of the renovation 👍🏻

There's another channel called Building Evee, you might get some ideas from him, he's doing a nice job on his. Joshua, is looking pretty good good too, it's bright because of the windows, the darker boats reminds me of living a cave.

Don’t we all forget the gauges ,,,,that engine rocker box looks Very much like a minor 1000 thermostat housing just saying ,,GOOD LUCK

Another great one to watch 👌 Love: 1. That you're repurposing old pallet Wood. 2. That you've always got a cup of tea on the go 😅 3. That you took us through the ups and downs of the process so honestly. This gives me hope for some of my own projects with landscaping etc at our new house haha. Keep it up man ❤

Amazing how well that pallet timber looked after the Danish oil was applied, great result

Very nice.

Nice boat Edd. Look forward to future progress videos.

Replace the it after all this you would dare put the old one back in .

Your fire is on the wrong side . the chimney will get damaged under bridges.

I absolutely love what you are doing with your boat, I love the flooring, it is beautiful 🤩

Hi Edd, just subscribed to your Channel, looking forward to your refit. Which part of the canal system are you on at the moment? Cheers😊

Why did you use the wrong paint on the outside? Didn't you Google it first?

Nice work Edd, on the basis of watching this I'm subbed. I've lived on sea boats since 2010, maybe I'll try the canals at some point...

Looking good inside ❤

So happy to have found your channel. Great to see your approach, taking on new skills and you making a lovely home.

Brock from Canada. Your copper water pipes will split when frozen. You might be better using "PEX" piping it is a pipe that will expand and contract without bursting when frozen. Have a good day.

Love it mate, Your voice is quite therapeutic, you keep it entertaining and your footage is crisp with nice colours. Watched and listened as having a shave and brushing my teeth, great accompaniment 👌 Keep the content coming!

This looks great! Did you replace your subfloor? I need to replace some of mine following a plumbing leak and am looking for tips. Also, can I be cheeky and ask which green paint you used?

"AF" simply means 'across flats', so 1/2 AF is literally a half inch across. 'Whitworth' have coarse threads and wouldn't fit AF threads, even if they're the same size across.

Glad that you managed to fix those bolts, better now than later. I do not own or been near of a narrowboat so glad that you share all this :) Maybe pick smth to fix also on the engine, on the next episode. Be safe !

Fair play to ya your doing a great job there,

Loving the progress and your concept for the finished product mate! Look forward to following along 🙂 (It's great that you're trying all this stuff for the first time as well. Would love a short video of the process of you learning something new as you create it for your boat!) Keep creating content mate, I love it all 👌 P.S. - Are there any more unicyclelife podcasts on the horizon?

it has a sea water pump that circulates sea water through the heat exchanger, there should be a sea water strainer as well.

Not sure about your engine but my boat has a closed cooling system so you have a pump around the engine and a raw water pump to bring the water from the sea in my case

Loose the hoodie strings!...big problem if they get caught in a pulley while working on a motor.

Hi, can I advise that you coat the gasket with a light smear of silicone sealant to waterproof it. Grease the studs too. Seepage caused the corrosion that locked it in place. clean the alloy stub and apply a light smear of silicone to stop corrosion where the hoses fit. Just looking at the heat exchanger stub, I reckon a whole new set of hoses are due. It's possible that the antifreeze has become acidic, maybe flush and renew it at the same time? What are the water pump bearings like? A clean engine will show up leaks more easily.

"I'm not some kind of moron"

That's not the worlds smallest file, a nail file would have been smaller

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