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Come on dude , putting plastic floors over hardwood floors, you can’t be serious. Trash.

Loved the video gonna do this!

Looks like Helen Keller did it

Dude for the love of God don't use double audio. If want to record live then use a mic because the eco in crazy and you sound loud, not clear, and super echoey. Or completely mute everything live and add audio later. But this is horrible

I do not like that fridge location, it is not functional 😅

So the panel where your feeding the microwave from is the Main Panel. The Main Panel must have separation from the branch circuits, your running branch circuits through the Main Breaker area. This is against code.

Love it! But I would have gotten rid of the tub, and installed a glass shower. But That’s me.

I've never had a good experience with generic batteries, other than having a backup for cheap. And I've never heard of anyone else saying they are just as good. That's just my experience for your reference.

Dear Sir, volume down a little please. I am not sure that you talk to people in your life every day in that same volume voice but way too much for me. The skills and talents are great and hope to see more but very difficult for me (may just be me) to hear or listen.

Major upgrade. A few observations for options on future flips. When you had the sheetrock off above the base cabinets, cutting it higher so the seam would be hidden by the reinstalled uppers and completely hide the joint. When the backsplash sheetrock was off, shift the outlet boxes forward so they would be flush with the tile/or replace them with a big enough box for the larger size USB outlets. In future flips, suggest using the boxes that have an adjustable depth screw so you can match box depth with whatever finish you choose. Same in bathrooms where wall finish/thickness might not be chosen before walls are closed up. Start the tile at the corner of the door opening and work back to the inside corner. That way it would be a full and half piece instead of a 3/4 and narrow sliver. It is a nice touch to carry a joint around an inside corner, but these corners tend to be hidden by counter clutter/small appliances. No one will notice the sizes stuck back in a corner yet will see the edge of the tile every time they walk through the door. With the frig sitting at the corner, it dominates the kitchen. Since you had framing done, there was room to build a wall extension to hide the left side and fir out the back wall around the frig so the base cabinets will match the frig face. It will have a cabinet depth frig look(more modern) with the larger usable capacity. Total additional effort would be minimal since you were already doing framing and sheetrock.

Chris Fix, is this you? I love how the voice over and even teaching style match Chris Fix... suspicious and much appreciated

are plans available for this project?

i've got a demo tip for you. when you're removing studs. rather than banging on them with your hand sledge forever. simply cut them in the middle with a reciprecating saw. AND cut them at a 45% degree angle so they simply separate rather than getting stuff cus of the weight on the lower half. job done in 5sec.

I like the imperfections in the project. It really adds character and reminds us viewers to not worry too much about extreme perfection 👍

How does $5000 turn into $25000? What part of the video explains that?

i know demolition but im a newbie in every other aspect of renovation so at least i can smirk when you didn't know the names of the bits or how to drill properly with the jack because for the other stuff im bad.

Great job. I love your channel 👌👍

Best to use Class 1 foil tape. Flame spread rated, and smoke leaks.

Stop yelling

Nice asbestos tiles 😅

Would you happen to have the link for Carlos’ website ?😊

9:11 Landlord's quality painting

all that time and money spent with 5 attempts!!! wow! just order one online! 5 mins lol x

Please post a link for the next steps...

Wow! This is SO NOT how you do this.

wow amazing.

wow

if you're installing a 20amp circuit you need to use a 20amp receptacle not 15amp that he installed...

how many 2 by 4s did you use in total?

Great DIY for homeowners!! Keep up the great work

I stopped watching at the planer. Great project for 100k shop, and 100s of 2x4s laying around from whatever... make this with hand tools (not pneumatic or electric) and that will interest me. Otherwise boo..

Looking forward to the too 10 woodworking tools video!

Thank, thanks & did I say THANKS!!

You did a great job!

All great except the texture sprayer! It was a bad idea in the 80's, it's a bad idea now. We need to modify the buildings codes so that if anyone textures a wall, three things happen - 1) they pull the occupancy permit until it's removed 2) they sell the truck of the guy that sprayed it and donate the proceeds to a children's hospital 3) they declare the person requesting the texture legally incompetent to sign a contract. :)

shameless for excluding labor.......

Would

400 For shipping ? They are a$$ raping their customers. No wonder UPS is always slow when go to pick up my packages.

This deck should have been torn down

You are not showing the new people anything, you are just showing off what you can do. That is not what people that want to know or learn want

I love that you’re using hand tools and nothing too fancy so I don’t get discouraged or feel like I need a million dollars in tools to get the same result

Your the best Gary

Love dads like Gary! ❤

Wow, if this is how cheaply, and I’m not talking price, you failed the driveway one can imagine your quality of craftsmanship in your flipping! Quality certainly isn’t in your Motto! 🤧

Better to destroy that slab with a concrete saw or jackhammer, frame and pour new packages of concrete. $200 wood, nails, tool rental, concrete.

I love your projects

I'm usually not a fan of stock cabinets from big box wholesalers but what you did with the angle brackets was very smart. Sometimes the adhesives used for the box assembly of the cabinet with these more mass produced cabinets don't have enough adhesive or simply just fail over time so reinforcing them is the best thing to do to keep them on the walls. Another thing to kind of call out is that the upper cabinet you repurposed over the fridge is a little too shallow to reach which could've been bumped out with a couple side panels and to be honest I'm not a huge fan of the natural style contrasting with the contemporary appliances and flooring, but I also understand that keeping the existing cabinets was apart of making budget. Overall, the remodel quality looks very well done and functional.

It's too difficult way to install sliding doors. I usually do install the Komandor

👏👏👏🙌 starting soon too