alright guys today's episode may be useful if you own a house and you want to get storage
up in the roof space and you're not really sure how because that's what I'm gonna do
here first is the access and then we'll build a bit of a platform to put all of
these boxes out of the way you know that axis is number one I had to go to the GoPro man
so this is the cupboard let's see X s I'm pretty skinny guy but even for me is a bit
so civilized what a difference a bit of space max
alright so one of the things you've got to consider when you're cutting a hole in the
ceiling especially when you're cutting the hole in the framing is where the weight is
going this piece here is supporting the middle of these pieces and it's just held up by these
uprights and that's just so the ceiling doesn't sag I'm gonna need this piece to come out
we are pretty much ready to put this attic staircase in now I've already gone into quite
a bit of detail on how we install these attic stairs and this model is exactly the same as
the one I did in a previous episode and this is something I forget to mention all the time I've
got playlists on the channel I don't know how you find it somewhere here if you go to episodes 1 to
100 its episode number 7070 so if you really want to see how the XDA goes then watch that
otherwise let's continue putting this one in and creating some roof storage this is a bit of
a two-man job this part but Potter is not here cameras not here I don't have any more friends
I scored this light on a art gallery project that we were working on they were just gonna
throw three of these away and I was working for another builder he got two and I got one
it's been so handy now that we've cleared the insulation other way start marking out for the
timber that's gonna go across the trusses we're gonna use an incline good nice little point yeah
stab that into something and then I push down on here to press the ink against alone this is the
best part it's like a tape measure anyway that's the incline if you haven't seen it
before yes the Xinhua incline retractable this is actually another thing I forget to mention
all the time I'll put the link below to who I got a foam guest on if you're in New Zealand
but if you're overseas I'll put it Amazon link on all my videos I've got Amazon links to tools
I forget to mention all the time now the the solution is to go back oh it's warm up here
do you know what time it is it's plat time kick the heck bits of the rubber from the
track oh man I think the blades blunt because it's meant to be able to rip 55 mil either that
I was pushing too hard but gave me a bit of a fret we're on the subject track source one of
the things that I get asked about the most and I get similar questions from different people one
of the questions was should you get the power version of this or the battery if you do what
we do every day maybe you're trimming doors or you only need it for a few cuts get the battery
one if you're in a workshop and you're close to apply to all the time get there get this one get
the power one battery ones weren't out when I bought this that's why I got this one the
other common tricks will question I get is why didn't I go for the festal price I bought this
at a time where I can only afford this it was probably another to $300 for the Pfister one
and I didn't want to spin that and I've heard good things about this I haven't been disappointed yet
well yeah we have a big storage platform in the roof space you can walk all the way
down here and then you go down here for a much easier access point I'm gonna make a
little platform sloping down there and then you'll walk all the way up here remember the
sexiest point at the start that's funny yet we got a little bit as Tiny this is much better
alright guys thanks for watching us exciting episode look forward to seeing on the next one