I did the third method and it worked!! Whoo. hoo! Thank You Very Much!!!😮!

Just tried your dremel tool trick and it worked like a charm. Thanks so much for the tips.

That Bondo idea is clutch

What if the door is jammed where the latch wont move?

Oh, my goodness. I have struggled with this for years. I finally wised up and consulted The Great and Powerful KZbin and found your video. What a simple solution, but one I just never thought of. Thank you so much for sharing this tip.

How to take it out if it wont even move,it was in the wood for many years on rain,sun ect

Thanks for explaining in detail the process 😂😂😂

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THANK YOU for not taking 10 whole minutes for something you could knock out in 2. YOU ROCK

Awesome channel Ron!

Thanks Pops 🫡

This squeegie device is not available anywhere!

Do you have to use dame top coat as be fore. How to know ilf laquer or poly urathsne? Some of my cabinets are 35 yrs od and some or 25 yrs olvd and may have different top coats.

Brilliant video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

That was really helpful, thank you.

Does the paint drop off the metal bar holding the roller when you submerge it ?

Unishim

January 2025 Lucky for you the screw is laying flat mine is not it's on a water line under the sink and you can't put too much pressure so you don't rip it out of the sink what do I do

I can’t get this grout saw to work It just scratches the grout & discoloured it

Paint should always be slightly thinned and filtered before storing it again. Paint should always be stored in a airtight container just big enough for the amount of paint. Why do you twist the screwdriver but not the can opener? Also always transfer leftover paint with a cheap paper paint filter from the paint shop.

Thanks Ron!💕

WOW. YOU ARE REMOVING FROM WOOD, WHICH IS SOFT, HOW ABOUT IF SCREW IN IN METAL .....

none of these videos online say why you should use one pipe insulation type versus another.

This is exactly my situation. Very handy info!!

Thanks Ron!

Good one

R.I.P. Ron. I watched the TV show for many years. The time flew fast.

who else hit the door with a broom?

Super helpful, thank you!

Ok, is it just me or did he build this thing by himself while dressed like he was going to the office.. haha wow that was so amazing

Nice job with the video and the belt sander works well but can take off a bit too much wood - leaving a bit of a dip no matter how little you want to take off. Unfortunately, the belt sander tends to also sand the finished boards around it that don't need to be sanded or re-stained. If you have the replacement board cut the way you want it, then stain it (and possibly polyurethane it) to get the color and look the customer wants - before nailing and installing it. That way, matching color is preordained, because if it's not exactly how it would look best, you haven't nailed it in place for posterity (or needs to redone it because wifey is unhappy). It can be challenging to make patchwork look just like the original old flooring.

I love seeing pella wood windows from then. Always rotted out and need replaced. Money money money! And Pella won't do crap to honor their warranty. And people think pella is good lol.

I guess the screwing mechanics are broken in my molly anchor and the screw will turn but will not come out. I’ve tried pulling and turning at the same time. Can anyone help?

Way to make a fix it video feel fun!

I'm going to try this. I have a hole. I'm confused by something. How thick should the scrap plywood should be so I could get long enough drywall screws. Hahaha I have no idea what I'm doing

So can you unscrew that center screw if you want to change the position of the Talon?

This is a masterpiece.

What's the procedure if you want to go with a lighter colored stain instead of darker?

Method 4 saved the day!

that musta cost $4000 for the pump and labor

But the rain won't get into the pipe?

If buying a home in a state like Iowa where the ENTIRE STATE has homes with high radon levels, perhaps its best to Plan to test AND get the radon mitigation system installed...Basically the test is for where to place the system in the basement..You need the system regardless.

Thanks!

This was the highest quality home improvement video I’ve ever seen. Very helpful!

Here's an easy simple tip.I don't care what you're pulling.Stay in the right lane!!!!!

Thank you, this was really informative.

Can we use wood filler instead of the resin ?

Nice!

Is there a drying time involved between when the glue is laid, the thin skin fabric is laid down and when you can start laying tile?

Can you list the names of the products you used!? I have no idea where to get the "thin skin"!?? Would it be available at any big box hardware store?