Interesting proget but the music 😡

When you started you looked professional like you done this a bunch especially all the remodel you did on your home. BUUUTT !!!. glad to see I'm not the only one that things don't always go according to plan including miscalculating measurements or not accounting for them. Just have to laugh and move on.🎉

How well would 1x6s work instead of 2x6s in the head and footboards to reduce weight?

Great video. Doing this to the brick wall in my bathroom. Any tips regarding moisture though? Should I leave a little bit of space for air flow between the brick and drywall? Also how much space did you measure between each 2x4? Thank you!

I finally subscribed. I guess I've got some catching up to do.

I love the videos . Im new here . I subbed 4 or 5 days ago . Thanks for the bloopers . 😂

Wonderful video - thanks for sharing. PS CityBillies need their eyes. Please invest in safety glasses when using your power saws!! 👀👓

Love it! Loved the ending 😂

How did you take the brick hearst off?

I can't help but think that muddy bottom was your enemy all along. Those pipes should have been fine with they were properly glued. My theory is this: with the reduced water level, in conjunction with the muddy bottom, you were sucking mud. That's why you were getting spats of black water before it died. The mud choked the flow, and the air had opportunity to vent back up the pipe like a gas can does. I think all the extra stuff you did just bought you a little more time (suction time) for it to clear a hole enough for water to begin flowing before the pipe vented.

This is impressive, how much did materials cost?

So when you added the jack stud to the 3 stud "wall" you built on the right side, did you have to add another stud to the back to make the drywall flush? I can't quite tell, but seems like I'd need another 2x4 in the back of the closet to make the drywall sit flush . Hope this makes sense.

The bed is very beautiful great job. I need someone to build me a bed with a higher headboard and a storage cedar chest with 2 drawers for the footboard.

So what fish are in that creek

Whereabouts on the lake was this?

What size is the closet??

I laughed a lot with the numerous takes, all the way to 3,001 but frankly that's my life in a nutshell (including the screaming and frustration) Well done for making it work !

How do you measure the opening for closet doors before you put the drywall and trim on?

Do you have written plans/material list for this that you could share?

Hello there, How do you measure for the door opening before adding the trims? Thaks!

Did You make it with woodprix instructions?

how long are 2x6 on the head board and foot board?

The clear coat is a great idea

Just as a hint, next time when you use come-along (like in 15:47 ) use a hook to attach to the chain and roll up a line over the roller in a hook. This will give you double force so you won't need to put so much force to roll up.

Good vid, gave me some good ideas bro 👍

I'm building a lake also and need some pointers is there a way to contact you.

wow! Impressive.

Thats ohio with the cicadas .

Low key epic.

I need to do this out in a field that I want to put an airstrip on but wasn’t sure how it gets done. I will need 60’ of 36” culvert I figure. Watching this gives me an idea on how it’s done. Great video. Thanks.

Was fish passage considered in culvert design and placement???

Qhat was the cost break down

looks amazing. great job.

How u aren't missing any digits or limbs is beyond me 😂😂

Great video! How much for an autograph?

Why you didnt demolish the bricks to open up some space?

Where is part 2? THANKS!

Can you walk us through permits for this?

The ending 😂😂😂

Looks great! The only, and I mean ONLY thing I noticed is that muzzle device looks like it’s threaded for a suppressor. If it’s never going to be suppressed or it’s just a standard flash hider then no big deal, but if it’s a suppressor host, it’s a good practice to tape the muzzle device up. It will avoid the chance (albeit a slim chance) that it could affect the suppressor lockup just enough to create a baffle strike. Ask me how I know😂

I just use a coat hanger for suspending the rifle, it means there's a small spot that gets missed, but oh well, I'm not going for pretty. The counter shading is something I'd never heard mentioned before and is something I'll be adding.

how do to this. 1st step: go sell your firearm because this is the dumbest shit a person can do to a firearm. Paint is not made for guns. DO NOT do this. I've been a gunsmith and Cerakote applicator for 10 years and I can't even begin to tell you how many people absolutely fucked their guns up with this dumb shit. Just dont. Find a Cerakote applicator in your area and get it done properly. Again. Paint is NOT for firearms. there are tolerances you'll fuck up. mechanisms you'll gum up. the paint wont stay in place very long. when the barrel gets hot, the paint will fail, etc etc. there are a million reasons this is a super stupid move. But go on, you were saying...

Did you consider using a dark green base to match the fern and leaves(not saying you did it qrong, just curious?) If you did what motivated you to use a light base color? I do like that dark top and light bottom -- that was a smart move...

Close up shot of finished product would have been good

countershading is overlooked or never mentioned in too many of these types of videos

Great video!

Left the head of the pipe inside a water just a little bit so it doesn't suck all of that mud

110 mil black water pipe and you will be able to do it because there's no cracks it will run due to the reason you drive it to the pipes that is why it's sucking air in the water is not running

Why the concrete rip rap only on one side of the culvert?