Dom Chinea's Cornish Workshop
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Mr Tidy

Original Poster:

29,758 posts

151 months

Apologies if it has already been mentioned, but I couldn't find anything on here, anyway I stumbled across it last night and enjoyed the episode I watched.

Dom often appeared on the Repair Shop but it seems he has escaped to the country in Cornwall.

In the episode I saw he teamed up with Sam Lovegrove who used to be Henry Cole's partner in crime on Shed and Buried and they bought a cheap MX5 to turn into a drift car!

spitfire-ian

4,116 posts

252 months

Yesterday (06:47)
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The MX5 is about the third episode I think.

We recently watched them all on U and quite enjoyed them. Sam is in all the (5?) episodes.

limmy01

238 posts

158 months

Yesterday (07:05)
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If you liked that, then you will love his youtube channel.

It's my Sunday fix after tea!

https://youtube.com/@dominicchineas?si=R6ASAWmnFhU...

Smollet

15,488 posts

214 months

Yesterday (07:07)
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limmy01 said:
If you liked that, then you will love his youtube channel.

It's my Sunday fix after tea!

https://youtube.com/@dominicchineas?si=R6ASAWmnFhU...
One of my Sunday night highlights. Excellent viewing

tight fart

3,481 posts

297 months

Yesterday (08:10)
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I started watching him with the episode when he picked up the series 1, omg, brave.

WPA

13,840 posts

138 months

Skyedriver

22,454 posts

306 months

Yesterday (12:16)
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Must be me and my wife but we found it all a bit "airy fairy"
Stuff like the outfall from the swimming pool and the tractor on the beach.
I like Dom and remember Sam from the early HC series where worked magic on older bikes and had a genuine interest and great knowledge.
Expected this series to be so much more engaging than it is.Watched 3 episodes and gave up.

Milkyway

12,287 posts

77 months

Yesterday (12:43)
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I enjoy it, just two talented guys genuinely enjoying life... with no staged drama or pratting around.
It makes a nice change... Vehicles, property & a few oddballs for good measure.

Mr Tidy

Original Poster:

29,758 posts

151 months

Yesterday (22:20)
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That's what I like about it.

I'd have probably discovered it sooner if only "U" channels were still available on FreeSat!