Thank you!

Thanks that was helpful 👍🏻

Seeing as the the wall is already opened up just add a stud

Should start outside then do the middle

I have never heard of drain flies. Is it an issue for people with a sink garburator or any sink? How are they different from fruit flies?

What do you think about using detergent? Thank you

My fridge is real hot on the panels but i cant find the fan at the back

DO YOU REMOVE THE LITTLE PLASTIC CAP ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE REGULATOR END?

Thanks sssoo- much~easy, informative video; 🤗

They make an air powered tool that will punch those nails out of the boards once you have the pallets ripped apart.

Its summer and 100 outside. I just got a new refrigerator but why is it so hot on the sides 60% of the time?

Doesn't seem to make sense that the old one will pry off, but the new one screws on? If your prying the thread, won't that ruin it.

How do you use the other holder on V shape?

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33 years as a carpenter and I never thought about building my beds like this ...holy cow I can build at least 25 beds when I clean up a job !!! I had to sub this guy you earned it man ..great video

Very helpful. Thank you!

Correction ... w/ clips where only one side of the drywall have stud & the other side fasten w/ clips...

Thank you for the video tutorial. I have a dilemma where the drywall cracked from inside corner. Came to find out there were no stud behind the drywall that came detached. From the split reveal part of interior, I do see clip where the drywall corner meets. I do believe it was only fastened w/ clips where only one side of the drywall & the other side fasten into the drywall clips. Hard to believe how these older houses were built. Anyway to tackle this issue w/o tearing out old drywall & adding stud behind? thnx so much for the input...

Appreciated this

When I bought my green onions, they looked great. I put them in the fridge in a little water. Most went limp. Ugh!

Do you put hay bales in the bottom? If so why?

There is eco friendly wood preservers on the market

Why will my tank not fit in the slots

I watched the vid and the job was complete within a few hours (includes a trip to the hardware store). Appreciate it DIY daddy.

Looks good.

What are the measurements for the 4 ft bed?

Thank you for helping me solve my problem.

How do you get the retainer back onto the tank handle so it doesn’t fall out when you move the grill?? That’s the hard part

i build 6 to 8 a day but it usually takes about 7 days of prep, you can build one in 2.5 hours from start if you don't plane, sand ,stain/seal. his end result is excellent and knowledgeable

1/2 hour to make. lol 10 hours plus to prep hahaha

what are the 2 thin wire bridges behind the tank for? I was so curious when I installed those on mine just following the instructions. They don't feel strong enough to be structural.

How and where do you store ?

Mine has no fan and the compressor is very hot

Simple and Sweet!

How long do these last typically? My boyfriend wont help me said it wont last... 😅

Thank you sir🙏🏻

How to install stand

Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks.

Im trying this!!

I'm curious how this came out in the end. Did yo get nice big full heads of garlic out of these?

LOVED!!!!!!! This video! Midwest organic gardener here, ZONE 6b. Build my own garden beds, I'm frugal to a fault and will definitely consider this method! THX for the video! 😊

So the strapping is just free floating behind the drywall?

Perfect! Actually found and fixed my problem.. THankX :)

My refrigerator has just recently started getting hot, and the ice isn't freezing very well. Its about 15 years old. So at this point, I would just rather buy a new refrigerator. Plus, the motor is making a loud humming sound. Think it's time to go.

To all the questioning, and hating on this, I did it with 1 x4 cuz the shed I got isn’t on 16,…..this works GREAT!!!!!! Dry wall is solid

The blind leading the blind! Ha

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Installed these on a riding mower kzbin.infoUgkxetgfkJxfdT_B2vGYP-uNTLaBbim9OKTD . They were sharp out of the box, although I've never liked blade edges that were coated...not quite as sharp as I personally want. Using my belt sander, I removed the coating from the cutting edges and refined the edge enough to shave with them. So far, after three runs, these blades are holding up as expected. Even after hitting a few fallen 1/2 inch or so branches, the edges are still sharp as heck. No edge dings, no warping, etc. As far as installing them, the cutouts were of the proper size and shape to fit my aging Craftsman mower. Very satisfied.

Definately a big thanks

What about the holder?