Hi Everyone nice to meet you

[Pjbrandon]

Hi everyone nice to meet you all.

 

I’m a novice DIYer who likes to tackle all sorts of projects when I’m not working.

 

looking forward to learning and sharing ideas

 

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[Dreadnaught]

Welcome @Pjbrandon. I am novice too. There is a wealth of information here; I have learnt so much. A friendly bunch too!

[newhome]

Welcome! I’m a newbie too and the lovely folk here have helped me enormously with some of the ‘snagging’ from my new build. 

 

 

[Nickfromwales]

Hi and welcome

Theres a wealth of info here, just take the time to search and read, and dont worry about resurrecting older threads, its all good

[ToughButterCup]

Novice? Novice ?

Every day I go out onto my build I have nearly no clue as to how to do what's been planned. Often, just a bit sick with worry. Take yesterday's cockup for example .    It took BH just 10 minutes to sort it out. (Thanks @Dudda and @ProDave )  

 

This is the UK Novice Central.  You are in excellent company.

 

And as for saving money, I'm on £12 / 13 k at the moment . This is the most supportive community I have ever found online. 

 

[Pjbrandon]

Great guys sounds just up my street, saving money is a big drive for me but the sitting back and admiring my work is the best bit (when it goes well) ?

[Construction Channel]

Ahh the bliss of being a novice. The frustrating part is the less of a novice you become the more you realise you don’t know. 

 

Welcome to the group. ?

[Guest Alphonsox]

Welcome on board -  There's loads of good stuff around here, and loads of people will to share ideas.

[jack]

Welcome to Buildhub. By far the friendliest and most information building and renovating site in the world (honest). 

 

51 minutes ago, Construction Channel said:

The frustrating part is the less of a novice you become the more you realise you don’t know. 

 

The Dunning-Kruger Effect!