How do you do them through Facebook, I'm struggling in taskrabbit actually banned me because one time I hired myself from my own account and then reviewed myself and then I got messed up and they banned me

I started out with Ryobi. They were OK for around the house stuff, but I knew that if I used them on the jobsite that they would be ruined almost instantly and that they wouldn't perform to the same level as Milwaukee or DeWalt. So i sold all of my Ryobi on Craigslist, met the buyer in the Home Depot parking lot, walked in to HD and started buying the professional grade Milwaukee.

We are in Corpus and the mosquitoes prevent us from using our covered patio. I was hoping to do something similar with our patio (including adding a ceiling fan!). This video was extremely helpful, thank you!!!

how long did it take you to complete the project "total hours"?

@16:35 wax would be good to apply on those woods. nice work . thanks for this video

If I need to drill a hole in a concrete wall which to use first ? I want to drill plywood into a concrete wall what to use first ?

Great Video - Very logical and great advice. Some Maybe depending- for viewers. You don’t need any from below list - I think poster’s vid bag is great! A+ Small Needle Nose Vice Grips Water activated gorilla glue Super glue Wood Golf tees for easy plugging holes-fixing stripped stuff Small wood/plastic wedge hold doors and clamping and drilling against etc. Klien/milwaukee/malco hex flip sockets Plastic Scraper knife Bandaids 🎉 oi

Don't understand the Ryobi hate- I'm a pro and use them everyday without issue and if they do wear out- I just replace them. They're great.

Why are you leaving this up? Hey look at my GMC Raptor everyone, it’s elons new car. Surprised you haven’t been sued for associating shit with another company.

Just what I needed to know, without all the build up for a simple explanation, thanks guy

Wtf eat some meat bro

That starter combo I got also. I've had it for 4yrs and it's great.

THAT SET IS $200 EVERYDAY IF THE YEAR!!!! I HATE THE FACT THAT PEOPLE KEEP SAYING ITS ON SALE! 🤣🤣🤣

Got hurt cause your over 30

Idk man. I just had a 40v blower die on me with the second use.

This is great, thank you!

Thanks 👍 you guys are great😊

Nice bag and good tools.They will do the job.😀

You overstretched...pulled muscle....your muscles were not warmed up..stretch first.

That pull out miter saw is incredible! I rewinded the video and did the youtube equivalent of a double take

A decent design but you either need a wider stance with your caster base and with your height you needed to add a counter weight in the main bottom like a 4 inch concrete block! We used to add weight to some of our office furniture because of the narrow design especially our credenzas!

i'm going to use your flip top arrangement for 2 tools, my router table, and maybe my miter saw. I see that you attached your miter saw at an angle. What if you have long boards to cut? Could you have just expanded to the left a bit more (move the vise) and have your miter saw with a 90 degree attitude towards the work bench? Some reason why you did it that way? I'd like to know before I set up mine. I'm going to attach it to the flip board but still keep it on the mobile stand rail connections..

Why I use Makita tools because TTI makes horrible branded power tools.

A little disorganized. Just an idea wishing to be a successful project?

Question is why not ryobi?

Can you tell me the type of paint you used and what you used to seal it with?

beautiful

Por favor un tutorial con planos y medidas please

You say bye like that again and its on.

Hi I'm Angel from New Jersey. I was watching your video of a Rodeo poster. I saw that you used a CNC machine, but curiously it works vertically, as it's called, the first time I've seen it.

Great organization! Thanks for sharing.

The reason why we use Ryobi is because it works. The reason we get into Ryobi is that it's inexpensive to enter. The reason why we keep being asked is because once you go professional, the time you save with Milwaukee or Dewalt's more powerful motors and efficient designs becomes more money than the cost of the tools.

WOW! I love it. You did an amazing job.

I'm surprised you didn't leave any kick panels to the bottom of the screened areas. I hope you don't have any pets or wild animals around, you are likely to find that you are going to get some holes around the base where things dig through the screen. Squirrels can be really bad if they smell anything like food in that enclosed area. Also if you are using nylon screening material, with panels that large you are likely to get a lot of stretch over time from wind and sag (under it's own weight).

well done! i was wondering is it possible to cut cloth as well? if it is somehow glued to the surface. using a Laser mount instead of the rotating drill ?

Thank you so much for your rant at the end it was so good to hear im new to this and am looking to get a bag to organize my tools that i have i have a ryobi drill thats coordless and a corded impact drill dont have a lot of funds so its really nice to hear your message and i really love how your bag was organized . Very well put together video thanks again

This is amazing!!! Great job!! Voice sounds like Michael Cera.. I love it! I'm super impressed with how this turned out!!

You are the faster human I have ever seen :-)

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So there is no actual difference in what they do?

Nice job!!

Stop using Ryobi

Do you know what the dimensions are for this?

I need such a deep bit holder, do you have a link for that as well. thank you.

thanks

Yes, box tour! I don't see it anywhere else.

Curious about these screened in porch. Where does the water drain when it rains with heavy winds and some of it comes through ?

Unreal for a First workbench. Excellent job.

I really enjoyed this. I can see myself having the exact same experience. Thanks for making it look real and doable!

Would be easier to remove all trim , cut and reinstall later.