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Si brolaimed i Everok ddити ithw gall Seung Mid. Ahi Haof yn mynd areaw tailbwll calcium ithw i'n gof0000 wgnag cou g mango gwaith o fod mwllf fel kliwna Sut mentor. Mae'r jestlym pryn nag 60 mfllf yn f Westminster y Twin am bwrdbwch dredd hon nesw roomsio fel cwngro. Hysdon i lloch yn me Defri Sin mwy catraeth o beth nad Lyft o bo implru.ом o fyf Hurryll wneifer Iallin bitf ff selecti, bobl bogu oadd Round Of £Thanks to a 4. Ok, so we have marked our 4 locations. What we want to do now is use a 32mm spade bit. What we are going to do is drill down 10mm roughly. That is enough, so we do that in the other 3 locations. So what we do now is once we have drilled with a spade at 32mm spade bit, that is 10mm down. Then we will go all the way through now with a 10mm auger bit, or we could use that drill. So we will drill this now and do the same for all the other locations. Ok, this is what we end up with. We have got a 32mm hole on the outside, recessed the 10mm deep. Then we have a 10mm hole in the centre. What this does is we are going to be using 8mm x 100mm Timco multi-fixing. Which are cement screws, are masonry screws. Ok, so the fixings I use are the Timco multi-fixing bolts. So pretty much these just screw directly into the concrete and once you have drilled the proper sized hole. The washers are 30mm with a 10mm hole in the centre. We are going to use a 30mm washer with a 10mm hole in it. So we will slip that on there. And that is how that will look. And what that does is the reason you recess that 10mm hole. You can see that there, it is totally flush. It is not so important in my situation here where I am taking fence rails off the side of the air. But when it is important, when you are mounting a gate to the air, so the gate folds onto the wood, it needs to be flush. Hence why you need to recess these. Typically in my case, just because I am putting fence rails on the side here, you don't really need to recess this. You can just drill the hole, use the washer and the fixin. And that would be adequate. So, obviously I have got the top cut at the 30 degree angle. We have all the holes drilled. Ok, so one important thing I will mention here is whenever you cut pressure treated timber or drill into it, what you are doing there is exposing untreated wood. I mean the treatment on pressure treated timber only was in so far. So whenever you do this, you need to coat it with a preservative. In my case, this is not getting painted, so I am going to use a clear preservative. Yes, what I use is Ron Seal Total Wood Preserver, which is a clear liquid, which we can slap all over these holes now just to make sure the wood is nice and sealed. The cut edge here as well. Yes, I just use this old oil painting brush just fits in here nicely. And dip it in. Good, nice clear liquid and just slap it all over the hole. It just preserves that would be our wood and same here on the top. Ok guys, so that is the post in position. So, as you saw what we are doing earlier, here are four holes with recesses and the angle on the top obviously. So the first thing we are going to do is get the height set, hold it in position and drill the first hole in the top. What we are going to use to drill the first hole was an 8mm drill bit. So either I am missing the drill bit or I am going to be using that SDS drill bit, which is this. But you can't use this normal drill and hammer action ever that may be missing the drill. So again, all we are going to do is set the height, mark the concrete and then we can take that away and drill the hole. Ok, so I have set the height, I am not worried about level or anything at this time, just the rough area where you are wanting the post. All we are going to do is get the drill in and just get a quick pulse. Take it out and take the wood away and you can see where that is marked. So what we are going to do now is just drill that hole a bit further. Let's back it. Ok, so we have got our first hole there. What we are going to do now is insert the bolt in the washer and through here. So we have got the bolt in the wood that is sticking through. Oh, what we are doing now is just off of this up to the hole. That is it in the hole now, push it in position. There we are, so we have got our first bolt and it is just loose just now. So what we are going to do now is nip this up with a 15mm socket and a wrench with a ratchet. So this will just nip it up now. These screws just take a bite straight away, you can see all of them in. So just nip that up very slightly. All we are going to do now is level the post. So we will get the level on it now. Ok, so we have got the level on the post now. The post is quite rigid because it is tightened as bolt up slightly. It is really level now. So what I am going to do now is tighten that bolt ever so slightly more just to give it a good grip. Then we will check level again. Ok, so we have got that nipped up solid. It is level now, so what we are going to do now is run the masonry drill through these holes again. Just to mark the position. Ok, so we have leveled this up. I have now piled up our drilled through these holes the marked wall. Now we can swing this out the way. I have loosened this off slightly so we can swing the wood out the way. And that reveals the holes there. So what we will do now is just drill them through the hole. Now the reason I am doing this is because I do not have a long enough drill. Normally I will just use a long drill and go right through. I cannot find my long drill, somebody will use my shorter ones now. The reason I am not going to move this out of the way. We will do that now. So we are just getting the help of the drill into the mark. We will just drill it now. We need these x-force drills, our brilliant, actually pull themself into the concrete. As opposed to you having to push them. That is what I use all the time. Ok, so the holes are now fully drilled. You see them there, one, two, three. We just swing the timber back, get it level on and set the screws and tighten them up. Ok, it is cruising started. We are just going to process this screw in the middle of the ratchet. I am doing it overtating them, just nipped them up. That is enough for that one. Onto the bottom one. That is solid. You can see the final fixing. Good fixing. You guys sit in position, fully level. Let's walk back. So it is fully installed now. Four fixing, absolutely solid. Now we could get a hinge gate off a year or in my case, into the run fed trails off of this. There is an angle here, fill the rain water to hit and run off. This is absolutely solid. Guys, that is finished, totally solid. It is really easy to do. If you like it, give it a thumbs up, my video. 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