if thats a load bearing wall there should be a header above the door . is the wall supporting the floor cant tell from picture. usually the floor sits on the outside walls and a center wall most other walls in basement would not be load bearing

Josh I’m sure you will get many answers. I have done this scope of work for many years. If I were to come in on this job. I would insist on replacing your current beam with a couple LVL beams. Probably with two or three 8” or 10” beams. If it has more than one roof load I’d probably go with three. As for the other wall I would go to the right of the old ductwork. I would locate to basement floor a path to the future beam. Add lumber to make that happen. Inside the wall to the left of opening recess a 2x4 usually doubled up. Another LVL 2 of them are the width of stud. Now while doing any of this you would need to build supporting walls under both sides of future beam. You can recess the beam and all that but would have to get engineered roof estimates before any contractor with a reputation would touch. Good luck my friend.

That is a load bearing wall you need to put in temporary support to remove the studs and install a microlam header. I cant tell you about the codes in Michigan but thats what i would do

Yes you would have to build it exactly the same and no you can't take out the other beam unless you want the house to collapse in on itself

If your going to remove that many studs i would 100% put a header especially if those studs you are removing are bearing alot of weight.

Gud day sir do u have video how to replace cable wire cervo? Thanks

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great stand i can store my chop saw vertically. i’m a fair weather hobbyist and do all projects outside. easy clean up with a leaf blower.

Why they eliminated the hydraulic assist is beyond me. Very sturdy though…

Here is a quicker fix make sure to double check the outlet you are plugging into has enough watts.

El exup no le veo probecho yo lo tengo anulado y la moto tiene un sonido en bajos espectacular y no noto diferencia mas ruido sin valvula en bajos

i bought one a year ago after reviewing many job site stand . this was the best for the price . big wheels . hold the chop saw folded up . very moble and sturdy.

Congratulations, John! You have come along way over the years. I'm really happy for you. I enjoy some of your posts. Keep up the great accomplishments.

Nice. I ordered one earlier today. I hope it fits my old Bosch saw.

I have the same problem but the motherboard turns on but no display and also the psu making a weird noise like the noise car make when going to the right or left

How to fix these magnets?

Bravo! Go get it done John!

My bike does exactley this, it going the wrong way, throttle on it goes cw, the cables are numbered 1 and 2 from the motor and match with bracket number, i am absolutely baffled!!!

Hi John, can i use this video on my channel??Any comment what or where did this happen?

Interesting. How do you attach your hook to the tree?

Hi there quick question my valve and motor work perfect on start up, but will not move when throttle applied, any ideas would be most appreciated

Quick question, my exup valve and motor work, goes through start up cycle, but will not move when revs are applied, any help please

An interesting fact is that they're not playing. They actually "faint"/go into shock or something like that (too early in the morning for me to look up the term). The heart rate slows down, the body releases a stench and other things to make it seem as if they're dead. I've never understood how this defense mechanism works, because I would think that a lot of predators would just eat it as "free food". Cool video. 💖

Playing possum isn’t an act; it’s an involuntary reaction to a threat. Its body enters a catatonic state in response to fear. I was going into our garage one night and this little possum was just coming out. I scared the poor thing so bad, it took a few wobbly step and fell right over. Released its stinky gland - the works. Stayed that way for over a half hour, poor thing. Possums are really cute and very good to have around - they rarely contract rabies, and eat TICKS!!! I give them biscotti smeared with peanut butter ❣

Hope he will live long...

Cool

I've watched an echidna slowly come out of its ball and start eating and this video had the same vibes. Nature is so cool :)

so cute and i love the feet

Her cute little feet! She's so cute!

I don’t think they can control this response

This is cool thanks for sharing

literally me waking up in the morning...

This is an awesome video. Watching him SLOWLY pick his head up was really funny to me for some reason. Here before it inevitably blows up

Nothing is more entertaining than reality. Poor sweeetie SO scared. 😢 Can anyone BLAME it?! 😂❤ Thank you SO much for showing everyone because WHAT a talent to not even have to BLINK?! 😮 W O W...

Skip to 2:23 to see it get up

I've got the 20cv fat carbon drop bear and it's my new favorite. Better than all my Benchmades except the Adomas mini

I used this method a few weeks ago to pull out a PT 6x6 that was in the ground 4.5 feet with concrete. Worked great but I had the outriggers at the top like you and bent my 60" jack before I knew it. I lowered them for the remaining posts and no issues.

Error code 18?

this is adorable :)

Nice! Easy and cheap

You should have resurfaced or replaced the rotors. Especially on a truck that heavy , I hope you don’t tow

Heard lots of guys saying the breakin period on the K320 is longer

Benchmade is the Hazbro of knife manufacturers.

I don't own a Hogue but I do own the Drop Bear and it's a great knife. They do a very good job on the cross bar lock. Better action and lock up than the few Benchmade axis lock knives I own. Great fit and finish and that blade shape is a work horse. I had problems with a button lock by Kizer, my own fault btw, and Justin at WMK contacted Kizer for me and the promptly sent me a new button and spring free of charge. That was impressive service for a Chinese company and made me a lifelong customer.

NIce commentary on these two brands, John. I have knives of both brands, though not these particular models, and can say that both the Kizer Mini-Sheepdog and the Hogue Exemplar are, for my purposes, very high-quality, robust EDCs. The similarity of the Exemplar to the Sig that I can see is the "rough" textured Axis Lock, which is my only minor gripe on the Exemplar. Though the solid G10 scales are relatively lightweight, when compared to other stainless steel liner models, it still feels quite solid and robust in hand, and its Axis lock seems to work smoothly. The Kizer Mini-Sheepdog is a small knife, but very high-quality as well. The brushed aluminum scales also have that "velvety" feel, with indentationsto add more grip. Thank you.

Okay so now that you've had this for awhile would you say it's worth it? Currently wanting to make this move for my bow but don't want to buy something and have it not work or consistently work

Just did this today with a few burning bushes we needed to get rid of. Best feeling in the world hearing the sound of the roots break away and having the tension finally released when ratcheting the handle.

Had lots of fun 😁

Nice shot and I might be the only one that noticed Blippie playing on the tablet!!!! :)