First Time Building a Shower? You NEED to Try This Method! - EP 64

[@viuno7097]

Just started following a few days ago. It's become an obsession. I can't help but think how difficult it must be to remain focused on each individual job when its such a huge project Thanks for the great information. Hang in there. You're so close now.😅

[@TheDIYCabinGuy]

Thanks a lot! It’s surely been the most challenging project I’ve ever done especially because of having two children since I started this cabin. But yes, I think I’m seeing the light at the end of the tunnel 😄

[@johnbeckwith8313]

It is a pleasure to watch an engineer apply his knowledge to the actual job site conditions and construction. Great job.❤

[@johnbeckwith8313]

Very educational.🎉😊

[@TheDIYCabinGuy]

Thanks a lot !

[@donaldstrickland8093]

Thanks dude for the information I will follow this video when creating my shower in my dream tiny house

[@TheDIYCabinGuy]

👍

[@Li0rE]

They can usually work horizontally you just have to position the pump arm in the right place. Look in the manual. My harbor freight log splitter is basically just a bottle jack mounted on a horizontal frame.

[@TheDIYCabinGuy]

Interesting, thanks for the tip !

[@FuccoTheClown]

looking great. Bravo!

[@TheDIYCabinGuy]

Thanks

[@dwaynemaxima]

Can't wait to do my shower over. GREAT JOB.

[@TheDIYCabinGuy]

Thanks !

[@xavtek]

It’s kinda insane how complicated it gets, i feel that the « douche a l’italienne » i built in a previous home in France was much easier. Floor leveling, roll on adhesive base, water sealing, tiling and that is it.

[@TheDIYCabinGuy]

I agree , I’m just following « how it’s been done »

[@xavtek]

@@TheDIYCabinGuy I guess there are a lot more rules and requirements in the us building code but it is interesting to see the difference ! Ahh les américains …