From where did you purchase it, I mean box newel and other materials

Very well done, how long did you work on the complete job?

Use centimeters - much easier.

Try centimeters - much easier!

My deram dumbbells 😢😭

Thank you for explaining and showing every step so clearly and concisely. Thanks to this video I feel more confident about tackling my upcoming stair rail installation. It will be a fun project now that all my questions have been answered.

Not sure about this one. My first thought was (and I was waiting and waiting) when are all those rotten joists going to be cut out like they should have been. I have just taken up my hallway floor with the intention of tiling but most of the joists have some sort of woodworm or rot so I shall replace everyone of them. I really dont see the point of just spraying the old (and securing new to them expecting re-enforcement). A talented guy but an awful lot of time spent trying to repair when it would have been quicker and probably cheaper to replace the lot. Leaving the cause of the problem there isn't going to help in my opinion. Good video though.

Hi @DieselMike What is the Black collet thing called that allen key tightens through i need some

This is gorgeous!

This is amazing! God Bless!

Looks beautiful

i did the same thing in my home, a 6ft long wall of 5 2x4's is not load bearing. there is lollicolumns in basements to bear load

Hi I've been getting this code intermittently in history did you by any chance felt your engine underpowered at times? Thanks

Hey thank you for going the distance on this project. I have not noticed the thin spring install with the inner bearing, would you please advise on how this spring is to be situated ?

I’m afraid I have the led version 😢

Thanks for the video, I hope it’ll solve my problem 😊

He definitely did a Tyrone job

Super nice video! Where can I purchase the shoes & W. I. balusters?

Excellent video, even an amateur gear head like me, can follow along with. Thanks for your precision

Great inspiration, any problems with the corners from stairs flexing?

Excellent

Is it safe to run 14/2 to your led lights if it's fed off a outlet thats on and 20amp breaker? Asking for a friend 😂

Thank you a great help

Where did you get your plates sir?

Thank you, sir

Awesome video. You saved me so much time as mine turned out to be the one in the gate compartment.

Thanks for showing us how to lube sealed bearings.

Theres one trick a learned.. If you want to run them softer with lower pressure use WD40 to mount them, it bonds the tire to the rim, almost like glue, specially old trash tires

Very helpful thank you

do you know which LED chip this model's stoplight uses, since my LEDs are dead inside, but wokring on the rear lights as they should. I found the chip for f25 which is x3 2015, and i have f48, x1 2016, do you maybe know, is the chip the same for these two models?

I believe you have the QuickJack raising it backwards. According to the instructions, the label on the QuickJack itself should be facing the front of the car and not the rear (with the locking bars pointing outwards of course). They will work either way but I just thought I'd mention this.

Thank you. I am assuming you did not unplug the battery beforehand?

Did you have any noises? Creeking?

Awesome video. I just acquired one like this that will go in my yard. You helped set my goal of July 4th. Thanks for the tutorial and pictures. I need to make up that metal sleeve/lightning rod.

This looks great! For your wall, did you fasten the top plate to the underside of the stair or just attach it on the sides and bottom? I’m looking to do something similar under my stairs but looking to make a linen closet so my wall is gonna be further up. Thanks!

I would appreciate seeing the digging and the creation part.

Thanks for the help/video. It set me straight.

How can i actually make these pro-style dumbbells from scratch? I mean, with stuff bought from the hardware store (screws, washers and bolts that is) - clearly i will get the proper plates!

I see that you added a second Handrail on the same side. Do you have a video on how you did that one?

I would have just used a circular saw. Just because in my early years it was all I had. I also remember using my hand saw. I probably needed a new blade for my 8 1/4 “ worm gear. I bought this saw used and it was used a lot before I got it. It was my only saw for almost my first 10 years as a carpenter. I did have a jig-saw. I bought a used radial-arm saw that I used to set on horses when needed on a job and did rip and cross cutting with it. Things are really easier as far as tools go. Even with all the batteries, two chop saws, small light table saw and every tool you could need on my truck I still resort to my electric 8 1/4” skill worm gear for some cuts.In 1970 when I bought it I remember thinking how lucky I was to have such a modern tool. I must be getting old.

These are fantastic where can you buy the thin 10kg plates?

If It were up to me, I would award you Time Magazine Man Of The Year 👏🏾 appreciate you!! Took 2 minutes only because of you

Not gonna lie, I teared up at 10:00! Nice touch. Thank you!!

classic, punching the drywall out lol

Thank you for the video. Just ordered the bulbs from Amazon. $5.99 at the moment. Saved me so much time fighting put myself.

So I just bought a 30’ pole for our “small” house lol this video made it look big, can’t wait to see how mine turns out lol

home depot trip is in order for some longer drill bits....love your patience.

Most area codes require a continous handrail. Did not see that there in your vidro.

Can't find the wall, rim joist, bottom plate repair video.

Couple pointers from a pro. I will say you didn't do bad though! Better job than some "pros" around here 33 inches is low and would fail inspection in alot of states. 34-38" is code in the majority of states, but is sometimes measured from the riser, not the nosing. I personally measure from the nosing and run my rake rail at 36" Easy way to determine where to cut your post on rake rail, set your post where its going (notch included). Lay your level on the steps, mark the bottom of the level onto your post. Measure from the bottom of your post to the furthest point of your mark. (Say 7 inches). Now mark your post where you want the top of your rail. Pull your preferred rail height down from that mark (36" in my case). Mark there, then add that 7 inches on. Perfect everytime! I screw my rosettes to my handrail through the back, then drill a ½" hole in the rostte above the rail and fasten it to the wall, with glue. Plug that hole with a wood plug. Same on bottom I cut my rail on the angle, let it but the bottom of the newel post while its laying on the wall cap. Let it go long past the wall and mark it. Subtract the difference if your post is thicker on the bottom like yours is. Check the wall for plumb though, may need to adjust your cut longer or shorter. Lastly, use glue on everything! Subfloor adhesive is my favorite, and will give you a rock solid install, especially on newel posts. I also glue my wall caps, balusters in rail, rail to post, everything 😂