I want to make videos like this,

Gee thanks she fast forward through the where I needed to know how to sharpen them

No way our mine going to get loose that easy. His bolt came loose awfully easy also I think he skipped the part where he had to fight to loosen it

Yep. Good video. Helps me get started.

I didnt understand cutting a slit into the bag when shrink wrapping. Stick a plastic tube inside of bag before you zip tie it thrn the air will escape. Pull tube then finish zip tie to seal.

Nice series, I only have this compilation. One question is there no insulation in the floor? And yes I think I can do it! This gives me confidence

Good job 🎉

I have one of these. Biggest piece of trash ever. I usually just thread it straight across and don’t bother trying to wind anything. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve considered throwing this this in the trash.

Thanks for the time.👍

@ 17:13 . 😅 . I told the screen . "Watch your hand Baby girl" ..

@ 12:45 . can you say L4-L5 . @ 13:14 . she should've helped you . 😂😂

Did you see the size of that chicken!?

Awesome man....all your videos are so inspiring

Can old siding be reused??

Good video but you left out the plumbing part ( that’s what I really looking for)

Thanks for your video. Quick question... I noticed your drywall side walls were installed first when you installed your cedar ceiling. We plan to have cedar ceiling with drywall side walls. Just wondering if we should install the ceiling first and then the walls or walls first and then ceiling?

For those wondering the direction to torque the bolts - I just confirmed on my ts148x - it is standard: lefty-loosey, righty-tighty

When you poured the water-seal into the sprayer, it was white. While you were spray onto the building it did not look white, but clear. Further, at no time did I see any run down the boards. I just tried to spray some of the same product, but the spray was inconsistent, even stopping at times. It was white when it came out and stayed white until I brushed it with my brush. I had to finish up with the brush only because of the inconsistent spray that was getting as much on the ground as on the boards. First of all, my sprayer is an ACE Hardware 2 gal. I tried several pressures and spray patterns by adjusting the cone angle. When the spray actually sprayed, the cone was well defined and covered about half my 2x6, which is quite smooth compared to your rough sawn. That could be the cause of the runs that were all over the place, and dripped to the ground a lot before I could get my brush on the sprayed parts. The plugging and flow stoppage could be a function of the nozzle design, or any number of things that I haven't even thought of. I don't know how consistent the viscosity of the Thompson's product is, but when I finished with the brush there was a lot of white stuff of cottage cheese consistency in the bristles of the brush that wiped out with a paper towel. Bottom line, I'm glad yours worked and disappointed that mine did not. I may never find out the problem because I'll be using a brush for the next coat and succeeding projects. I'm looking at Olympic Water-guard for when my first gallon of Thompson's is gone. I forgot to say that I didn't like cleanup, because the stuff is sticky, and requires soap as well as water for cleanup. I'll be wearing a pair of my nitrile gloves next time. It isn't toxic, just sticky. Thanks for the video!

Great work!! I'm going to go put away my drill and deck screws now. 😐

Terrible job "i'm happy with it" get money from client and runaway

Which way do you turn the retaining screw to remove the blade??????

Those 2x10s make it stand out so much hehe…..I am just starting my project like yours and have been watching all your videos they are great….i start framing my sunroom/addition next week

So what would you do if house is pier and beam and there’s brick on top of the foundation and not siding?

5/8 socket or wrench since the genius in the video didn't want to disclose that for you all.

Hey, quick question. We have the same white range hood vent cover. Any idea how to remove it? We have to replace our old vent hood unit and have no idea how to remove the cover to gain access to it! Thanks! -Chris

How long did this project take from Start to Floor fully framed?

5:30 that drill tool is so ridiculousl😂 i can use my hands and be 2x faster then that 😂🤦🏽‍♂️

Your videos are so informative and easy to follow, thanks for the content!

Question, what was the total this ran you?

This is the best step by step video to do anything but especially in this specific dryer

WHY WHY DO you screw in the valley of the iron and not on top of the ridge on five rib iron water runs down after time the seal give way LEAKS SCREW ON top of ridges it wont leak i see only the YANKS do this New Zealand screw on top of the ridges no leaks Must be better thinkers

Thanks for the video. Helped a lot!

great video Thank you Rich Fredericks boston

My hour meter seems to over count. After warm up of about 20-30 min, the clock has changed by 3 hours. Is that common ?

Great instructions! very clear and complete.

I don’t recall you mentioning how you determined where to set the ledger board height for a smooth transition from your existing interior floor to the addition. Minor point I know. Also: So when you were placing the floor joists on the ledger board you mentioned adding the joist hangers after. I assume you placed the joist boards flush with the ledger at the top and toenailed them in place, but what about the other end? How much planning did you have to do on the joist boards to get a flat floor?

Y que le ve este gringo a las vigas si estan pandas si las va a colocar de canto? y de todos modos las va a usar?? No sería más conveniente que pusiera una viga de carga lado pared en lugar de llenar de soportes???

Does not fit 2024 nissan frontier. Fyi

Anyone else having trouble programming this frigging thing its driving me crazy can get it to close at night but not open in the morning.

Hello. I want to extend my house 24x26, including 2 full bath inside 24x26. How much is cost? Please let me know. Thank you very much

Thank you for the detailed video! Earned my sub

what size is the bathroom?

very helpful😀

What are your thoughts on using 1/2" foam board spacers in the headers instead of plywood? That would reduce the thermal bridging a bit.

What about a timer? Did you install one? Can you do a video of the timer installation?

Did you use 2x8 for both ceiling joists and rafters? Many blessings?

Amazing. You are the man>

Couldn’t you had just did one big header across for those 3 windows kinda like you would a sliding door. instead of 3 individual headers for each window

I'm just want to said thank you.

Very nice. I like the effort made to make it as simple as possible for others. But you also look very handy around machines. Me, not so much. Also, the part to install the belt around the new pulley was not really shown and I can see this aspect of the repair job getting messy or complicated for me.