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[@kaialoha-bs2gm]

Is there a part 2?

[@BrentTech]

We have zero trees... and our deck joists rotted out in 7 years. It was crazy. Pressure treated and all... so I ripped it all apart last year, replaced bad joists, and used joist tape and rubber sealant on all exposed joist tops before putting composite decking on top. That thing should last a LONG time now. Wish we'd done it in advance. To anyone else watching this, I'd highly recommend joist tape even if you don't have trees. It's cheap insurance and will protect where screws pierce into the joists (which is where we saw the worst issues).

[@grg35]

After spending some time watching your videos I did my first project in 2020, building a foundation and shed. Now I'm buying a home to renovate myself! Thank you for all of the time and energy you put into these videos. They really make a difference!

[@whales302]

It's too bad jurisdictions don't allow side bolted beams (box beams as you call them) for low level decks .I use to build decks that way and I went to see one I built 30 years ago- it hasn't moved at all. I used deck blocks on that one too. I suppose one could do what you are doing and then mark the lower part of the 2x10 on the post and cut and notch the post to meet most city codes. Still, I agree a bolted beam does offer simplicity for DIY's and lets face it, great strength, too. But the concern is wood expands and contracts around the bolt which could possibly split the wood above or below the bolt. It is really the bolts that are transferring the load- not so much the 2x10's. Just my 2 cents.

[@stephen1137]

Propane torch. Char the wood. You'll never need or want the dubious sealants.

[@kevinconner3120]

Hi guys. Enjoyed the video. Please please use eye and ear protection and encourage others to do the same.

[@aaqilnagori1118]

Love how he says "that's not going anywhere" to be sure it doesn't go anywhere.

[@saraalcala1621]

Great video but where's the finished deck?

[@joelhuppe3725]

Say what you will about the bolt being strong I'd still rather have direct support. Do like the technique tho. I think i would do 6x6 posts with notches and then bolt like you did if I were to do this

[@reflector36]

I would love to build a deck like this, but my RM requires a permit for ANY deck and it has to be way overbuild using 3ply beam (even if using 2x10) and 6x6 posts.

[@MrPavDotCom]

Great advice, but all I would change is 6x6 (will last longer before they rot) instead of 4x4 posts, and put joist decking tape on top of the joists before the floor comes on. So much labour to complete a deck, you don't want to wood to rot.

[@jesusc2me]

Probably my favorite KZbinr on DIY content.

[@magalissantiago2817]

Wow so much work, no wonder so expensive, your daughter is so lucky to have a great dad who does great job with care.

[@pitaguy11]

Great video! So much detail and your delivery is perfect. A natural born speaker! And love your sense of humour,

[@teddepalma8057]

Another great video, and just in time as I have a deck project much like this in the near future. Big fan of the tape on top of the joists. It doesn't cost that much compared to the wood, takes only a short time to install, and helps protect against rot. If you're a contractor trying to maximize profit, sure, it's an added expense, but for us DIY'ers a little extra protection means doing the job right and sleeping better at night knowing your deck is going to last.

[@MBMCincy63]

shivering black bell thumbs up. I like the 45-25 minute informative videos better than the longer 1 hour plus as I can truly try to understand, rehear/re watch if I missed a part. Thank you for the tutelage.

[@gerrymcintosh4477]

That’s a golden tip regarding strapping the deck boards, Jeff. Great video as usual. 👍

[@lilsperm7635]

17 years old i hope one day i can build one of these. As well as a 24x36 Vinyl garage for my father . You teach me a lot man thank you :)

[@gnolls]

Good build video. I have to point out for anyone watching that standard Cut n' Seal end cut sealer may only be suitable for above grade applications. For below grade you must use a product that contains a copper naphthenate based end cut wood preservative otherwise your warranty is void and the wood posts will prematurely decay. Dex sells a product for this at Home Hardware.

[@JennUWinn]

We just bought our first home (w/some lil projects needed) and I'm so happy I found your videos!