What about wood movement? Did the cross-grain inlay stay in place?

Great video. And I loved the song, maybe because I also like butter beans. Anyway. You've convinced me that pocket holes would make it a good deal easier than traditional joinery. And the store-bought screen, a nice touch. Thank you.

nice one

Sorry.. but it was too painful to watch !!

where did u get the premade screen?

To much time used on reparation, much easy er to change the hole post much faster

That was awesome!! Thank you for sharing.

I'm pretty sure "maloof" joint means "do over" from a foreign language. 8-D

Cool, I would coat and Epoxy with "West System Epoxy"

Maybe spend some time in Japan and learn how real carpenters fix this problem.

Thanks for keeping errors. Many KZbin’s make it seem like everything they do goes perfectly, but I think it is better for followers to understand that sh*t happens, and there is usually always a way around it..

Jammed empty toilet paper rolls onto each sensor per your temporary fix solution, works like a champ! Due to my eternal laziness, it'll probably be my permanent fix! (until I have to replace them) Thanks for the great tip! I'm sold/subbbed!

Impressive thorough job well done!

I built two of these as a 'warm-up' to building a Maloof style rocking chair and gave one to the friend I sit down with to play the blues now and then....we both think the stool makes us play a bit better, something to do with better posture perhaps? It's a fun project and no worries about leveling the legs either. -Veteran '66-68

Excellent, you did yourself proud, Love the contrast color of the legs. I have an idea that would turn this into a dinning room chair. 👴Wilber

This is the stool I want to build my brother! He has played guitar all his life and is the lead guitarist at his church and when I saw this build with that maloof joint… hands down I must do this so yaay thank you for sharing!

Well that took 20 hours times $50. hour, equals $1000. ?

Que trabajo más feo mal hecho

Love this video and your stool!

GOODNESS GRACIOUS MISTER!!😂 I commend you for your effort, but I've NEVER seen someone go around their ass to get to their elbow so much in my life!! I would've removed that post and taken it to some saw horses to do all that afro engineering instead of scooting around on my ass and sides to get to all that cutting and notching . And I'm sorry to be critical of your work but it was misaligned and gapped up and ended up looking like hammered horse shit. Sorry but you're gonna need a lot of caulk and paint to make a carpenter what he ain't!!😅😂🤷

Yes, and we learn from our mistakes

so many trials and tribulations! love how it came out!

thanks for the video. Got any ideas on how to quiet the airgap? Ours makes a lot of noise when dishwasher is running and kind of defeats having a quiet dishwasher....

My mama always said if you can’t say something nice don’t say anything at all.

What ever floats your boat....but why!

You don’t need the music!!!

A simple fix is to place the receiver on the side of the garage door that does not get the direct sun light. Swap the sensors side to side.

Nice work!

That nice

I like it!

Thanks for the video. Where'd you get that screen insert?? That is a big time saver! Thanks!

Awesome Repair ..... I question the POST mount ?

I want to store my tallest aluminium ladder outside, is it safe or do they get affected by weather conditions, is it detrimental to them in any way?

Useless without a link to the app or even a name.

looks like crap, i would have put in a new post

Crappy music just don't get it,

If the suggestions do not work, then just pull the release cord and manually pull down the door. That is what I do.

As you already removed the rotted portion, why don’t put a new bracket or paint it with rust proof paint, also the new portion must stained to prevent rotted again.

Only DIY if you are able to DIY. That was a really bad job! 😊

The replacemant wood will rotten fast due to te crack. Why did you use that bad quality thing???

The guy is really bad, he replaces the rotten wood with cracked wood and even puts the crack lengthwise to make it easier to split in half. Zero rating for this renovation.

o cara é muito ruim, substiui o podre por uma madeira rachada e ainda coloca a rachadura no sentido longitudinal para ficar mais facil partir ao meio. Nota zero pra essa reforma.

I stopped the video and made some popcorn!

Great job sir, 100 times better and safer now.

Those "grippers" were backwards. Gripper on smooth not on each other. They are actually use to reduce diameter but since you put them on each other that messed it up. You would not have had to cut those slots had you done it correctly.

Shoot man, does it mean this is what my retirement looks like? I would just buy the whole post and replace the whole thing, if the cost of material is a concern, it would be a totally different thing. However, the guys has a lot of tools at his spare, and could have come up with something better looking than that. Just imagine now every time you are there, that ugliness sticks to your eye. Good job for DIY, but now you have to cover it up for visual aesthetics

Thank you, sir.❤

I seen a few negative comments on here but I didn't come here to see a new freaking post installed. I came here to brush up on my mathematical, measurement, cutting and innovative skills. I guess I'm different.

Lucky you have the post to hold all that weight up.

Chainsaw would cut like butter