You might have to take the whole head off. Can you twist it off where the lock lines up?

Thank you! I didn’t do anything to it! Left it completely raw. Some of the wood probably could use a sanding but it’s in my garage so I’m not worried about it. They sat in there for almost a year drying out.

@@UseWhatchaGot thanks! The colors are great!

To be honest, I have a ALLOYMAN laser that was only a little bit more for cost and it is so much better!

Sorry for the delayed response! The can says 24 hours until you use the product.

@@UseWhatchaGot it’s ok and ok 👍 thank you

If you spin the head around, you should be able to all the way through from the small hole on one side to the other. Then you can feed your line through.

Hi Anne, thank you! I was kind of surprised how little information was out there. It was a lot of fun to put together!

Hello, with my oven I’m able to open the door and reach inside and pull from the top of the inside. Are you able to do that?

Hi Sean, good for the most part. My kids still play on it multiple times a week which I appreciate. the only thing to watch out for is the wood, it’s a bit soft. So anytime I’m weed whacking if I hit it there’s a chance I will mess up some of the wood so I try to be careful of that.

Appreciate that, Marlon. It was a paint to install it, but may be different for others.

Wow. I have not experienced that, so I do not know, sorry.

Yeah that’s the same thing my buddy who owns a landscaping business to me. I was thinking about doing a 2 year follow up video on it just sharing my experience but man, it’s still running like a champ 💪🏼👏🏼

Hi Bray, no, not that specifically. I mainly have only used it for leave, and blowing in general. In my experience, sticks that are slightly too big get stuck in the fan area and it doesn’t chop it up. It’s easy to pull the cover off and remove the stick but just annoying. The other big issue is more that once it starts getting full of leaves, dust kind just starts coming off the bag. I think I mention that in the video, but I never use it without wearing a mask. I will say it is not perfect, it works well but for the price you can’t really beat what you get.

@@UseWhatchaGot maybe that's what it might have been but the bag wasn't even full at all but all this dust just started spewing everywhere and I'm not even sure from what I thought it was the dirt it was accidentally picking up

You are welcome! Thank you for stopping by!

It is super easy! Great way to save money but it’s a funny little project and you could stain or paint it any color you want!

Hi Fatima, thank you for the comment! I hope your project wasn’t too bad!!

Hi NaNana, I have heard a few different things. For this project I did 2 coats of oil, no sanding at all. If I did it again, I would sand in between - but I think that just depends of the wood you’re using and how well you pre-sand/prepare it for the oil. If it is still slightly rough, I would suggest using 400grit sand paper in between coats. Do it until it is super smooth.

All the directions for drying are on the can, but I think is was around 2 hours.

@@UseWhatchaGot can directions obliterated with previous owners sloppy use.

I could test it out and let you know. I have a feeling it only works on walls, but I’ll get back to you by tomorrow!

I actually walked about 50-60k steps over 3 days 😂. The burgers I are 2oz, but they are MUCH cheaper than five guy, which happens to be one of my favorite burger places. It definitely tasted fresher, but price wise it was around 1/3 cheaper. And yeah, I had to draw the line at the animal fries. I prefer to keep my food down while being that active.

Thanks bro! 🙏🏼

Dylan! Thanks for the comment man! Glad you enjoyed it.

Oooo! Where is that sold?! Never heard of it. I have not had chocolate milk that taste better yet, but I guess I can’t say there isn’t one out there.

@@UseWhatchaGot I found it in Florida a few years ago. I found some in Indiana, but it’s rare

Great video Zach! You put it together perfectly!

Nope! Left it all completely natural. I wanted a very rough, unfinished look. You could totally go in the opposite direction and do both, as well as cut each board to the same/similar size, then it would look much more “finished”.

@UseWhatchaGot thank you. Yea I want to go with the rough look, the issue I'm running into I'd 90% of the boards I am using are from the same pallets and color is identical. I'll probably go through and stain some 2 different shades so I have more variation. Looks great!

@hewster1 ahh I see. I appreciate that 🙏🏼

Wow, thank you. I appreciate that.

Doubt it. I think you would need a level that has a green laser for that kind of distance. The red may show up but I would think it would be pretty dim

Seriously! I should have just gone out and purchased a drill press but yeah I was impressed. Probably about 4 hours of drilling over 2 days.

@@UseWhatchaGot love the dedication

Thanks man. I think we did that entire thing for under $500. The most expensive stuff was the laminate and that cabinet. But again the cabinet kit was only like $80-90. I think the total too for the bathroom was under $2000. That was back in……. 2016 I think?

100% man. If you have all three devices and need a night light, that’s the one!

That’s a good point. I can’t really answer that but would suggest doing some research on KZbin of people who explain how to anchor things like that in brick. You may be able to but I’m not really sure.

😂 Hi Kim, I’m not sure if you could pay me enough to do that again! It was a great learning experience but I have a ton of respect for those who do it for a living.

Glad to hear! It is a really helpful thing to have around the house.

Wow! Sorry to hear that. Thank you for the advice, I’ll keep that In mind!

Hahaha that is so true!

100% I bought it for around $130, but I have seen it go down to about $100.