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It's hard to know for sure... but if you have a floating laminate floor (like in my case) and the edge is glued or pressed with tiles of the wall it sounds problematic. Is the lifting of the floor close to this fireplace side on this room?

@@XDIY thank you for the reply, the lifting is not close to the floor, perhaps six rows away and next to a sliding door to the patio. I have already cut open the sliding door side and it looks like enough expansion gap, yea im very much thinking the closer rows to the fireplace is glued down......

@@DDLuvS4ever Good luck :)

No, it's not broken. I usually make several passes depends on the hardness and resistance of the material that I cut. If it's solid hardwood, or in this case particle boards with melamine, I found it better to first make a low cut of the melamine so the cut of the edge is cleaner... and then a full cut. BTW the blade I'm using is more for solid wood so I tried get cleaner cuts of the melamine that way.

With a Sliding Compound Miter saw you are better off to make at least two sliding passes thru material to provide the cleanest cut with less blow/tear out/ Just a technique to get used to doing with them.

@@zee7733 😬

תודה רבה!

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@@cLicK7411 זה לא אצלי בבית אבל עד כמה שידוע לי הכל תקין. הטלויזיות של היום לא ממש כבדות ובטח יחסית לבדיקה שעשיתי עם משקל הגוף. ולגבי שאר כיווני ההטיה של המתקן עצמו, אם מחזקים את הברגים של כיוון ההטייה של המתקן היטב אין סיבה שתקבל הטייה.

אתה יכול לצלם איך מצמידים את הטלוויזיה לקיר. זה מותקן אצלי וממש קשה לקרב אותה לקיר

@@מורלביא-ט7פ אם פתחת את הזרועות בצורה מקסימלית להרחקה מהקיר, צריך לקפל אותם קודם כמה שאפשר לפני שדוחפים אל הקיר.. אולי זו הבעיה אבל קשה לדעת... אין לי אפשרות לצלם כי זה לא אצלי בבית...

@@מורלביא-ט7פ בדיוק קפץ לי הפוסט שלך בפייסבוק ולפי התמונה נראה שמכסי הפלסטיק שמולבשים בצדדים מגבילים את הכניסה של הזרועות עד הקיר... אולי מולבשים לא נכון

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Did you mean - a shameful comment?

@@palhod תודה רבה!

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Yep... YT blocked links on shorts :) ... click the on the video itself for the full video (under my logo)

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@@pauls2763 Finally someone talks about this dance! 🤣

@@XDIY great info with a great end. What more could a viewer want! Btw my laminate has all of a sudden lifted up higher, causing a bifold door to come off its hinges. I’m hoping it can be fixed like in your video, if not it might be a water leak from shower pipes near by…

It can be due to lack of space like in my video. I guess that you could see if it's wet but it's hard to know. BTW in my home the laminate floor is ending at the doors of each room and doesnt continue to the hall. There is an Aluminum cover above the cut. This is better to separate each room to prevent presure due to expanding in other connected rooms... Not mandatory but just saying 🙂

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@@heidigrew6308 Thanks 😀

@@alexei.moskalev Thanks man! 🙂

@@meidan99 אם עושים לבד... עלות החומרים בלבד 🙂 (אני לא בעל מקצוע, רק משתף פרויקטים שעשיתי לעצמי כדי ללמד.)

@@volodymyrr2541 😬 You're welcome.

Sorry, I'm not familiar with herringbone lvt flooring enought for answering your question...

@@nivl6996 צירי ספר. אין לי את המידה אבל רואים בסרטון את הגודל יחסית לעובי המשקוף של הדלת שהוא 50 ממ.

@@XDIY 🙏

@@productreviewspecialist Thanks :)

@@kimberlythomas8366 Thanks.🙂

@@tsunamakazi 🙏 Good luck.

It was few years ago so I'm not sure... but I think I used a small flat screwdriver 😀

@@ranmad415 Thanks! 🙏🤩

@@Dawd7 Yes, that's a common cause... which is easy to see and replace. I guess that there are other cases as well

@@XDIY thx for the quick reply bro, i think i'll try to change the capacitor first

@@KevinJohnson-vg9wn Thanks Kevin! 🙂

@@jossef111 שמח שעזר, תענוג לשמוע! תודה 🙂

Thank you ❤️

@@jossdan8858 Yes, search in Aliexpress for "suitcase wheel bolts"

@@ShpanMan Cool 😄 גדול!

אני חובב בתחום, אז אני לא מכיר את הנושא לעומק כדי לענות על השאלה :) אני יודע שלפעמים שמים את העלוקה בתוך כספת למשל... אבל גם את זה אפשר לפרוץ עם דיסק. בסוף הכל פריץ, וזה רק עניין של עוד כמה דקות עבודה.

@@tsofira תודה על הטיפ. אתה מתכוון לניטים על ה-U שעוטף את הדלת, משקוף וכו?

I agree that the quality wasn't good (and the ones I bought have much better quality), but metal isn't a good material for the outer side of the wheel. it requires a soft material :)

@@malicant123 Thanks. Do you have this issue on your floor?

@@XDIY Yup. It's not too bad, but it's one I need to fix.

@@malicant123 Good luck 🙂

@@XDIY cheers

It's like any other furniture... you basically need a flat level surface surface as much as possible.

Hi Jorge, thanks for the good feedback! I didn't try the way you asked so I don't have an experience with it. Take the below advice with a limited guarantee :) I know from other people's questions that you may drain the water heater with these steps: - Close the main water. - Release water presure at the house from the faucets. - Remove the "pressure release valve" from the water heater. - connect a pipe instead, to drain the water. - This will drain most of the water but you will still have about 10 liters remaining... - The remaining water should be drain from the plunge anyway. - Return the "pressure release valve" as before... Other way - I think that you can also remove only the 'heating element' from the plunge and not the plunge completely, for slower drain, but I didn't try it. Note that what I did in the video, is very strong flow, so I don't recommend opening the plunge completely at once. Good luck!

@@XDIY Excellent answer, all what you say is very logical and accurate, Thanks again, and I'll tell you about my experience.

@@JorgeRzezak Waiting for an update :)

@@XDIY ​ I did the following: 1) Remove the heating element and replaced it 2) Use the big bin from the garbage, it was OK and did not have any crack on it, but I did not realize that in the area of the wheels there is a little bit of leakage. I used also an extra small bin to not let all the water fill the big bucket, then I could transport it through the elevator because the total weight maybe was 80kg instead 150kg. 3) I did the solution of the pressure release valve as a preemptive solution for the next problem. 3a) I put a T connection pipe with a tap so you can open and close it the next time and use a small bucket as many times as necessary until the tank is completely emptied. 3b) Tomorrow I will put it to work and I''ll let you know. I took some pictures for you in case you are interested to see my solution. Laila Tov!

@@JorgeRzezak Sure, you can send me the pics to this email. Thanks! [email protected]

What you suggested as a fix sounds good.. Maybe also consider drilling a new bigger hole in the existing place of the threaded inserts, put inside a wooden patch with wood glue, and drill new holes to the threaded inserts. Or, put the existing inserts in the holes with Epoxy glue... Of course it's hard to know without knowing the exact materials of the bed (mdf, wood...) and other things. :)

@@XDIY thanks for the suggestions, it might work, however I didn't have time yet to fully investigate the damage.

Thanks! I have a guide with metric measurements. I hope it helps- www.instructables.com/Simple-Wooden-Stage-Platform-for-Kids/

I don't remember exactly, but it was couple of minutes, maybe 2 minutes. It depends on your blade quality, and how fast you work... anyway, the metal isn't that hard.

If you manage to apply the finish perfect, you dont have to sand it later, but that's hard... I always use sand paper

If you manage to apply the finish perfect, you dont have to sand it later, but that's hard... I always use sand paper

Thanks! I'm sorry but I don't have the size. This was recorded few years ago, but I remember that I didn't have the correct size and I sharpened the allen key to reduce its size to fit the nut...