Jim Lahey?

Your down in SoCal always looking for some good advice🎉🎉🎉

Hi very well presented. What is the foot print of the saw ? How much space do I need?

Was that a Helms Bakery truck that came

So glad I watched this before getting on my project. Thanks so much!

I am assuming you never put a floor in it right? So when the way you built the roof. Couldn't you drill some seep holes to allow the water to drain? I would have lids on my cans anyways even in a enclosure. But I drill holes in my cans also so even if water gets into the cans it would drain still. Looks great btw we will be building one like this here soon dam animals never quit eating our food.

NEVER USE A POWERWASHER!!!!!! That is basic. You ruined the teak that’s why you have the “fuzz”.

I thought using a power washer ruins the teak!!!!!

My post has a metal rod in the middle of it . Can it be replaced with your method. Not sure how the wood immerses into the 6 by 6 post.

Thanks Bob! Very helpful video!

Treated lumber does rot.

Ty mine is rotted this helped!

Love the drawer runners instead of expensive slides.

Hi Bob. Great post. I have a similar setup but I'd like to remove the middle posts. I plan using steel angle to support the awning/porch and replace the existing rotted posts but can't figure out how to temporary hold the awning in place. There are 3 8' 4x4 horizontal beams, and 4 4x4 holding them in place.

Pretty but way too expensive.

Isn’’t the edge metal flashing nailed to the fascia board? How do you nail the flashing from the top once the fascia board is installed?

We had one of these years ago at a playground near oir house!!! We had ao much fun in it! We got trampled if someone fell bit it was one of the best times!!

Thanks Bob, I appreciate you.

Wouldn’t you want an air gap to dampen vibration between the two rigid foam pieces?? Like soft foam damper furring strips seems like it wd have improved the STC. Has anyone used Homasote in lieu plywood or drywall as a sheathing? I wd think the Homasote has better sound dampening and is fire resistant. Insulated glass w/ good STC acoustical insulation properties) ratings also has an air gap (or is argon gas filled) vs being laminated together. I think you can buy insulated glazing but it shd have soft gaskets or setting caulk to prevent rattling /vibrations in the frame.

The Indiana Jones of handymen!

This was excellent 😊 also noticed the Telefunken 251 in the shots there 🎉

good job bob!

Can u leave a follow-up comment after two years? Did the product work? Have you had to reapply? I finished mine with Helmsman spar polyurethane and it barely lasted a year. I’m not satisfied with what I used.

HEY BOB CAN I USE SHIP LAP INSTEAD OF TONGUE AND GROOVE?

Nice job

Nice, I have a leaning patio cover post and it looks dangerous. Thank goodness for youtube and people like you that share their knowledge. I can handle it from here.

My son wants one of these so bad. He is going to be 8.

Never, never, never, never use a power washer to clean hard wood and teak. It distructs the wood.

Thankyou Bob, I benefitted from this presentation . . . Chris . . . Norwich, England

👏🥰Thank you… maybe I’ll get to see it for myself someday. I used to visit one of my cousins in Whittier. It would have been nice to know a church family there. Grateful you’re sharing the blessing of your carpentry. It’s a beautiful thing to inspire kids witnessing what they can be someday. I loved the old days of sanding next to my Dad. Way back when…. In the 80’s.🤭Hoping you got a giggle with your sermon this Wednesday. Appreciating the chance to watch you work in the North.🎉~Sheeara, Alaska

👏🥳Fantastic! I was literally just thinking… “you know what I need?!🤭An adult hamster wheel!”🎉This probably sounds like a joke but I was on Amazon before I found you. I’m a filmmaker which basically translates into saying I have Peter Pan syndrome.😉Now THAT is the actual punchline. Responsibility isn’t lost on me so… I do my best work with everything and everyone. I’m so enamored by “how, why” and all the questions that would have led you to this quest. As you said, so well, nobody else could do the job as great as the person allowing themselves to be worked through. Finding the wisdom of the past and using it to build dreams while we’re here. Thank you for sharing what your dreams are made of with us. I’ll just be over here subbing, liking and making TT’s. If you’re ever over there. Looking forward to the content you bring.👏🥳Sending my best prayers and appreciation to your team. I’m going to be disassembling pallets in the snow for years now! Hopefully you get a giggle imagining that!🤞🤣🎉Happy Wednesday new friends. Very HUGE cool factor with this project!🥳10/10 easy🎉~Sheeara, Alaska

What a fun project! Love the walnut. Looks amazing. I used the actual sound waveform of my wife saying 'I love you', and made a similar sculpture. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4PPeYGaeNOth8Usi=EQpUNWzAtHjVhRJd

Proverbios 14:23👍

The only thing I did not understand was how he replace the nails at the top that he uses multi-tool to cut off obviously he can nail them from above with the fiberglass shingles. Anyone know? shingles

Hello sir, I was wondering if it was at all possible to have list of materials and dimensions of the pieces, and possibly plans for one enclosure. I would like to build these with my Boy Scout Troop. It would definitely fulfill their requirements for their woodworking badge. If that would be possible it would be much appreciated. Thank you Al Collins Rochester NY.

Love ❤it. Great job

Bout to buy my own Delta Lathe!

This is the best video for this project. No buying of jacks, jack hammers.

This is one of the reviews that led me to buy my Sawstop. Thanks love the ending of the video.

Don't go back with concrete... concrete is why they rot. Just go back with dirt and tamp it. It will be rock solid... way more than concrete and won't rot due to the concrete creating and underground pool everytime it rains. You'll get even more life out of it if you soak the bottom of the post with used motor oil. Then pour some around the post a couple times a year. It will out live you.

I ill buy one

I saw many videos of repairs diferents proyect but this one was incredible. Thank you for share your knowledge.

Run as far as you can from this advise. NEVER power wash, especially high pressure inches from the wood. You will ruin your teak's natural oil that makes it durable. Notice he suddenly says it has a fuzzy surface and NOW needs sanding! YEAH you etched and destroyed the surface with your frikin 2500 psi wash! This is NUTS, please ignore this knuckle head who admits he's experimenting! This is wrong in so many ways it should be deleted. It should be titled "how to ruin your Teak furniture!" The guy is a hack thinking he figured it out!

What kind of neanderthal uses nails to attach angle brackets? "...bunch of bugs holding hands." HAHA! Good video! Clear and concise with a little humor. Thanks!

very nice!!!

greetings - what did you use as the pivot pin? use similar system with glued up azac to make curved flat trim?

We have the same neighbors, all talk no help.

Good evening friend where I can find it

This is such an informative video, I wish I had seen it before I made my giant pegboard wall. My daughter and I came up with a creative solution for my downward sloping dowels so it's not a total loss, however when I make one for my daughter-in-law I will apply what you shared in this video, and I will use what I learned from my project as a what not to do! Mistakes provide opportunities to learn, and I really love to learn! Thank you so much! Happy New Year!

I bet this came in handy during the covid 19 lockdowns.