That's the problem with owning multiple Land Rovers, when they see you working on another one they get jealous and throw a hissy fit.

Nothing better than a Sunday evening watching Dom's enthusiasm for everything, bravo.

That was good, loads of interesting variety, covered all bases!

I appreciate the greater variety in today’s video, Dom.

Hi Dom, that storm is proof you need to get your workshop sorted so you can sleep at night.😂

be really careful with that chipper now that you've removed the guard

Don, regarding the scaffolding removal: Given the amount of time you need to spend on the roof of the workshop, you might consider installing a permanent ladder - complete with safety cage - going up to the roof, perhaps at one end of the eave trough.

Excellent video this week.  Nice welding repair and a solid job on the roof.  Actually its therapeutic to watch  😃

I predict cake decorating is not in your future😂

I enjoyed seeing you work on the roof and garden along with dealing with the Landrover. It was a nice mix.

NIce to see you looking happy Dom, despite the defender being worse than expected. I think that's what I love most about your videos, it's your postive attiitude and you're just such a resourceful guy.  It was a bonus seeing the roof getting sorted. I've missed the workshop/house progress (although the series one is great 😃)

Dom, you got quite a lot done this week. Be careful using the guard-less shredder. Take care.

I really enjoy these general around the workshop videos as well as the focused on a topic ones 👍

The sunshine floor is one of the British motor industry's greatest innovations.

The guys at YRM are pretty local to me and I’ve used a lot of their panels over the years on numerous Land Rovers. Top quality gear mate, you will not be dissapointed

Loved this video, the variety of topics was really enjoyable. Hope that everything goes well for you, going forward.

That was GREAT!!!  The updates on what you did this week. And the use of the time lapse is perfect. We can watch the project but the tedious tasks are neatly summarised.  Keep up the good work.

Dom, thats exactly why your mini mulcher has those guards in the throat so that you fingers remain attached to you. I have a tractor mounted shredder which takes up to four inch timber. It has several devices to stop eating arms. Yours is designed to stop it eating fingers. Be careful my friend.

It’s a lot worse… see you in the morning… I’ve paused it there to find a stiff drink🤗
I’m a huge fan of cleaning up to start with a clean slate, it really helps keep the mind focus when you start afresh.
Great stuff 🎉

Problem with removing the inlet to the chipper is that A) you could overload the motor more easily, and B) the rubber 'fingers' help to stop chips etc, firing back into your face (eyes). so make sure you wear a forestry type helmet with a faceguard and ear defenders.