How to build a sliding wooden gate (EASY)

[@floridaman9045]

Rollers - amzn.to/43TbXg0 Wheels - amzn.to/3KTUF9Z

[@JasonGemes]

Hey Floridaman what is the gap from the bottom plate to the ground on the roller wheel ? I think my gate will be 64in tall and 15’ long . Setting my rail hight now , just wasn’t sure what the gap would be between the ground with the roller wheel , hopefully the roller wheel works Iam on grass for now , might have to do a 2’ wide by 15 ‘ concrete strip for the wheel to run on

[@floridaman9045]

@@JasonGemes I wish I knew what exactly you are asking here, are you asking basically what the diameter of the wheel is so you can see if it would roll over grass/dirt? they make rollers that are on springs, i dont know how well they would so what all that weight, but might work better over uneven terrain.

[@missmoe3603]

You have no idea how much I needed this video. I have tried to explain what I wanted. this is exactly it. Now. I have to find someone to do it

[@kenny66901]

I never ever leave comments, but this video is about as good as videos get! I am planning building a sliding gate and this video is spot on regarding parts and construction! Thank you!

[@floridaman9045]

Thank you very much! Good luck with your project

[@dwaynegray9655]

Dude you rock!! You just save me a tons of money....

[@C3S789]

I wasn't sure my idea was possible until this video. I like how straightforward your design is. Thanks from England!

[@floridaman9045]

Thank you! Good Luck!

[@C3S789]

Hi. I am getting closer to designing this for my slanty drive. One question. In your video at 4:55, I noticed that the top of the gate starts to flex away from where you want it to be. Later it seems pretty stable. Other than the weight of the fence and the strength of the fence build, is there anything that keeps it from twisting/flexing while it is rolling? It's windy on our drive. Mine will be considerably shorter so hopefully not a problem. Thanks @@floridaman9045

[@floridaman9045]

Good question, once the pickets were on there it straightened them up some because it sort of tied it all together. But the best thing I did which you dont see in this video because I did it a few weeks after was run another 16' 2x4 all the way down that top board, I put the board on its side, so the 4" on the 2x4 is facing up if that makes since. It was dead straight wont allow it to flex. I glued it on with liquid nails and screwed it in. I plan on making an update video soon. Maybe I will do it today if I get a chance.@@C3S789

[@robertboyero3797]

So you basically made a "T" out of the top section and that stiffened the top of it? Any other things you would have done differently? I've gotta get started on mine soon! @@floridaman9045

[@C3S789]

Hey there. I'm several days into building my fence with all the damn slopes that are driving me crazy. Turning to sliding gate next. Nylon wheels are coming next week. $$$! @@floridaman9045 Could you help me with a couple of key measures because I am trying to avoid extra weight for the door? But need to make sure the wheels are not seen at top of fence from the front. I need the distance from the top of the 2x4 holding a roller to to the top of the roller itself. Last of the good weather here in Bridport, England!

[@sandralee8453]

Exactly what I need! Thank you for posting!!

[@69ChevyGarage]

Just wanted to say thank you! I'm about to do this to my private drive. The existing fence/gate is so jacked up, I think they were super intoxicated when they put it up. 😄

[@floridaman9045]

lol! good luck!

[@planesandbikes7353]

Some very ingenious ideas here! Very useful for a sliding gate on a low budget and no track needed. I might do something similar to gain some privacy here. Looks like it can be motorized too for a couple hundred plus some underground conduit.

[@floridaman9045]

Thank you! Good luck!

[@momoreno944]

Simple, sturdy, and nice good job. Wish I knew someone local here who could help me build mine. Appreciate the video and tips.

[@chingosote]

Where you located

[@omnarasi9637]

Thank you. I am planning to build a sliding gate. I was thinking on the same lines but was not sure if it is viable. This video gives me the confidence that it indeed is.

[@alwayslast179]

Thank you for taking the time to put your video together. I like your build the best from all the other ones i have seen on youtube!

[@gavett]

Brave undertaking and beautiful results!! Thank you for sharing this!

[@floridaman9045]

Thank you!!

[@percyp126]

This is the best video out there for a simple rolling gate thank you for actually showing us how it’s done!

[@floridaman9045]

No problem! Good luck!

[@MrCPPG]

Love the dog's enthusiasm.

[@stuartpoltrock2904]

Wow. Just Wow. And now I know how to get the mischief managed. Thank You.

[@floridaman9045]

Good luck!!

[@MrPHUCKYOURSELF]

You need the hooks that go over the roller so someone can’t lift the gate off but doesn’t looo like you can use them cause the support you used in middle of the track

[@floridaman9045]

yea not a bad idea, that gate is very heavy though, and there is nothing to grip to lift it.

[@ryanwhitton1665]

Dude so bad ass. Definitely building this asap. Good job.

[@floridaman9045]

Thanks! good luck!

[@sandraethier5550]

Well thankyou for sharing and saving me a whole lot of thinking, and tweaking during and after, and especially for giving me the confidence to get all excited about this challenge Instead of anxious. You rock!

[@floridaman9045]

Good luck! you got this!

[@thaddeusduke2270]

Thank you for the video! It occurred to me, to avoid using the clamps on the pipe and possibly interrupting the smooth operation of the wheels, you could drill through the pipe to fasten them to the wood supports. You would just need to 1) drill a smaller hole all the way through the pipe 2) Bore out the top hole so that the head of the lag screw will fit through it 3) tighten the screw through the pipe (with an extension attachment) so that the head of the screw is resting inside the pipe. Just an idea. Thanks again!

[@0waverunner0]

could also weld them together and grind them down for a smooth transition.

[@lisahowell5988]

Wow! What an awesome video! Thanks for sharing! We couldn’t have put up our fence without your expertise! Thanks 👍

[@floridaman9045]

Thank you! glad you got some use from it!

[@jeffreywhite7657]

Very nice slide gate man. I'm sure you just helped alot of people with this. 😊

[@floridaman9045]

thank you!

[@offgridroadhouse]

Great design! I may be able to pull it off myself. And then add a chain drive remote. Thanks for the ideas !!!

[@floridaman9045]

That would be awesome

[@jasondowd7077]

@offgridroadhouse did you make your gate and did you add the chain drive to it? That's exactly my plan. I just bought the supplies last night.

[@mph1073]

Real nice job ,saved yourself a fortune 👏

[@Ucnttouchthisful]

Well done sir! This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

[@floridaman9045]

NP good luck!

[@ritajames7797]

Very clever! I love it - you made a good job of that. Of course you said you'd close the gap at the end - but hey ho, that gate goes smoooothly. 🙂

[@floridaman9045]

Thank you so much!

[@MGOMEZ78]

I was actually looking for this video great idea… keep it up my man.

[@chriskourlos4407]

Americans are the best builders! Straight forward instruction and great simple build! Great job dude a++. Go t0 the head of the class! You are a master builder, congrats!!!❤😂🎉

[@floridaman9045]

Hahahah I'm far from that, but thanks! Good Luck!

[@brianrodriguez3921]

Exactly what I’m looking at building ❤ couldn’t be any better 🤘💯

[@floridaman9045]

thank you! Good luck!

[@garymcnemar6620]

I've started extending my existing fence and my wife suggested a sliding gate door. I truly appreciate your video! Not sure on all the things you did, but im gonna try and use your ideas to make it work. One problem i foresee for mine, is i don't have concrete for it to roll on. Just dirt, so maybe I'll have to consider including some concrete, for a better operation. Thank you so much! If you've made a follow up video, please let me know, since I'm new to all this...

[@floridaman9045]

This was my first attempt also, and its still holding up great. I would run a strip of concrete for it to roll on, or at the least you could get some pavers and place them in a stip. There may be some wheels out there that are more designed for uneven surfaces, mine seem to be pretty hard and I feel they would only do good on hard surface. Good luck!

[@garymcnemar6620]

@floridaman9045 I agree, I'm gonna consider doing some concrete for mine. Probably at least 2 feet wide? Thank you, for your reply 🙏!

[@floridaman9045]

yea 2 feet wide should be good@@garymcnemar6620

[@qrsservices9576]

I am building a fence just like this one for a customer so I am doing a gate like this one I will post how it went when I finish it I think it’s a great idea thank you

[@rickyminor3141]

Looks awesome, was just wondering how it was holding up a year or so later? Can we get a video update? Anything you’d do differently now having it for a year?

[@floridaman9045]

Still holding up great. I will post an update video eventually. Not really anything I would change that I can think of.

[@TracyMcneely-d3m]

Great job thank u for showing this!

[@qrsservices9576]

I build it and it came out very nice and rolls very easy

[@frankmcclelland1617]

This was exactly what I was looking for. Nice job.

[@floridaman9045]

No problem, good luck!

[@johnvalades2998]

Nice work! Great ideas putting guides and stops on the ends…I like the staggered panels on the fence itself…it’s a good look!!👍🏼👍🏼

[@floridaman9045]

Thanks!

[@EscobarMT]

Cool!!! Maybe one day I’ll tackle that project but first I gots to get a house

[@floridaman9045]

Good luck!

[@Ayeee-O]

Excellent work sir!

[@floridaman9045]

Thank you!

[@alanesterline2310]

Nice build! The one thing I would consider is doing a 2x4 perpendicular against the top 2x4 to give it rigidity against bowing. Maybe against both top and bottom but the bow in the top was noticeable. Thank you for making this video.

[@floridaman9045]

I did that, its not included in this video, but it helped a lot

[@willisnorton6583]

That looks good man

[@kingnationmarcusspikes5495]

Great design and build I will use this now on thanks

[@rogers7984]

Great video!

[@floridaman9045]

Thanks!

[@andrewlamond6275]

Good work

[@floridaman9045]

thank you

[@angelsaravia3183]

Very good job thank you

[@wiseproverbs2248]

Nicely done. Thank you for sharing.

[@Juan-h1h]

Great work there!

[@floridaman9045]

Thank you!

[@jerryw5508]

Very nice. I always liked the sliding gate. I might be able to do this project. Great job on this project. If you were my neighbor I could call for advice. Thanks. From Clearwater. Good day my friend.

[@AfterAnotherAdventure]

Nice work

[@sharonwallace1035]

I am so glad I found your video. Now to get the plans drawn. I need mine to run along my pole barn and across driveway to house. Hoping I can basically avoid the fence part and come off side of Pole barn from the studs inside. Idk wish me luck. Have a septic near pole barn so cannot dig.

[@floridaman9045]

You got it! Good luck!

[@mattyb7607]

very nice dude!

[@dano5417]

Really good job

[@floridaman9045]

Thank you!

[@BigRedServicesLLC]

Very cool! I am wanting to do Something like this also but wasn’t sure how wood would work, and metal / welding etc is way too expensive. I have a lot more experience dealing w wood. This was very helpful!

[@hectorperez7655]

next time try Tractor Supply!! your style looks strong as hell!! good job

[@floridaman9045]

Thank you!

[@penguinistas]

Nice gate and video.

[@floridaman9045]

TY

[@TaylorGrayson33]

Where the gate hits the closed post. would it be better to have to hit the post that is in the ground not the extension post you added? also if i have a 12 ft opening would it be best to have 6 ft over hang for 4 rollers instead of 2?

[@floridaman9045]

Are you talking about the close or open position? and what do you mean by the over hang? I'm not a carpenter and don't do construction. This is just a project I did on my own, so I would only be able to give an opinion without a lot of knowledge.

[@TaylorGrayson33]

when in the closed position would it be best for the gate to butt right up to the vertical post in the ground? and when the gate is closed to have 6 ft extra to have 4 rollers instead of the short area you have with 2 rollers attached to fence gate. Is your gate standing straight and moving straight or is it top heavy and swaying or bending? I think I will do a metal square tube frame now and attach the pickets to that to make it more sturdy. @@floridaman9045

[@floridaman9045]

Hard to understand what you mean, but I think it would be no problem to have some overlap. The gate is sturdy and is not top heavy. The reason I have such small overlap is because I made that person gate and I also wanted to keep the wheels on the concrete driveway. Adding extra rollers wouldn't be a bad idea. If you have the extra room and everything was perfectly square that might work great. My design kind of works on a tripod type design with all the weight going to the ground vs the rails/rollers, but it was all experimental. Let me know how it goes and good luck. @@TaylorGrayson33

[@ssdd3332]

Very Nice!

[@Massimono]

Would this work during the winter?

[@floridaman9045]

why wouldn't it? I live in Florida so I have no idea

[@gregmize01]

I think you coined a new term: Flesh Bracket Good job on the build!

[@floridaman9045]

HAHA

[@kevinmorris9712]

Install a garage door opener and make it push button open/close

[@floridaman9045]

That would be awesome

[@meganmagnuson2754]

Thank you so much for sharing your work and the steps to build this gate! I am starting to get into DIY'ing a lot of the improvements around my home, and I have my eye on creating a fence with a gate for our driveway. This looks like it will work well, and that I could actually build this!! My one question is, now that it has been a year since you have uploaded this video, and you've had the gate for over a year, is there anything you have updated on the gate since this video, or looking back, is there anything that you might do a little differently? Thank you again for the video!!!

[@floridaman9045]

Will update soon. I've added a few things but for the most part the gate has been great. I'll post again very soon. Stand by and good luck with your projects!

[@SulaimanNagi]

I like it. but I rcommended to install metal gates That’s a good Keep going. Good luck

[@mirothedjmusic]

Id add some magnet at the end to get it to latch

[@michaeldonnelly3284]

Thank You! This was very helpful

[@esparka]

I have wanted a sliding gate for my drive entrance for a number of years now. This is almost perfect for what I need. The problem? I have a gravel driveway. The roller may work, or it may not. What I have discovered about the cantilever slide gates which avoid the wheel @ the leading edge of the gate involves allowing at least 4 or more feet at the trailing end of the gate. That extra gate length is what allows 2 of the cantilever wheels, top & bottom (4 total), to remain attached to the rails of the slide system when the gate is fully closed. I believe the weight of the gate must be able to be held up by those trailing cantilever wheels. These gates have concrete supports at the base for the strength needed. Now, I might try this system, but only if it will slide easily over the gravel. ***I see that, for the size of the gate you have installed, the extra space for the cantilever system I described above was not available to you. No matter. To me, this looks & works *great* for your situation. The cost/benefit ratio, verses a more expensive design is quite strong here, too.... Thank you for sharing this solid design. One question for today, a year after your installation: How is your gate holding up after a year? Thank you for your time,

[@floridaman9045]

Very interesting! Gate is holding up great, I keep saying this, but I mean it this time, I will post an update VERY soon.

[@1designm923]

super job and money saved Dude... plus Plus!!!

[@floridaman9045]

TY!

[@GeraldineGonzalesDumaguete]

That's a good idea ..thanks for the video

[@felixmata7033]

This video clean

[@ema7437]

Can you send me the links for the hardware, very good video on how to build a rolling gate just what I need to do.

[@floridaman9045]

Hey thank you! The links are both in the comments and in the description of the video, good luck with your project!

[@TaylorGrayson33]

Just build the wood frame for the 12 ft gate. Then attach the metal pars the the stationary fence. Make sure it’s level. And rollers to the moving gate. I am building a shadow box style fence and 12 ft electric rolling gate now. I’ll post video when complete.

[@floridaman9045]

Awesome!!

[@TaylorGrayson33]

@@floridaman9045 what is the length of the 2x4 horizontal of gate? And how much excess did you leave off the left side for rollers? Height from top to bottom 2x4 horizontal post?

[@jasondowd7077]

@TaylorGrayson33 Did you get your gate built? This is exactly what I'm wanting to do and have it motorized as well.

[@Jacqui.VanHam]

Update on gate? Wondering if it needs a bottom track? Thanks!

[@floridaman9045]

Works good, will probably update very soon.

[@ManyouRisms]

Great job. I'm curious how you think this would roll over gravel or dirt? I can't use crete because there's a gas line running under the opening. Thanks!

[@floridaman9045]

there is a lot of weight and those tires are pretty hard, I have a feeling they wouldn't roll very well. I would probably put down pavers, or maybe like a 2x10 PT that might last a little bit with ground contact. Or you could always look for softer rubber wheels.

[@ManyouRisms]

​@@floridaman9045 good call. Thanks!

[@gaberamirez374]

Great video I ordered the parts you recommended but I'm having some trouble finding a square u bolt to fit the bottom wheel. Where did you find yours at? If you can provide a link that would be great as well. Thank you

[@floridaman9045]

I bought mine from ACE hardware, but I'm sure you can find at any hardware store like Lowes or Home Depot.

[@gaberamirez374]

Thank you

[@samstorm8923]

@floridaman9045 what length did you cut those 2x4’s that you added to 4x4 posts in order to place the rails on the fence? Thanks! I’m looking to do the exact same thing to my fence. Great job!

[@floridaman9045]

just went and measured them for you, the 2x4's are about 7 inches, the rails are centered at about the 5 1/2 inch mark. That leaves enough room for the straps to fit on there around the rails.

[@samstorm8923]

@@floridaman9045 ty!

[@floridaman9045]

@@samstorm8923 good luck! let me know how it goes.

[@SLR-playz]

Hey Florida man I was wonder if pickets would take away the sway or would 2 x 6 frame be better

[@floridaman9045]

2 x 6 might be a move, I added a vertical 2 x 4's on each side of the 2x4x16's to square them up, since this video was made. I put them on the side with the rollers. It now has no sway and opens and closes with ease.

[@JasonGemes]

@@floridaman9045 nice do you have and updated pitchers or video ? Our gate opening will be 14’ foot , but will probably make the gate it’s self 15’or 16’

[@floridaman9045]

@@JasonGemes I don't but I will probably make an update video in a few weeks. I used 2x4x16's. I basically ran the full length, maybe cut them down an inch or two.

[@JasonGemes]

So we about have our fence done , rollers and wheel is ordered , we have a 14 , opening , i plan on using 2x6s for the Frame , with 2x4 stiff back horizontal and vertical , the gate will probably be 15 foot , give 6in eave way for coverage , I wanted to one piece my rails , I found some 21’ 1 5/8 but it’s 17 gauge do you think that will hold up ? Thanks you

[@floridaman9045]

@@JasonGemes That sounds like it will be solid, with a lot of weight (not a bad thing). I'm curious to see how it turns out! I think you should be ok with the tubing, I would just make sure to brace it as much as you can, if its not braced enough you run the risk of it flexing. Try to secure the rollers better than me. Mine wanted to roll since it was uneven. Or at the least take 2x4's and square up the side with the rollers (one on each side), it will keep it tight.

[@MrCPPG]

Are those pickets 8ft or 6ft?

[@haggefamily1564]

Very nice! Does it handle wind very well? I’m trying to decide if I need 4x4s behind the gate on both sides to stabilize the gate during storms.

[@floridaman9045]

it doesn't even budge with the wind. Its very stable. Good luck!

[@caseyyoung2127]

How did you know where to set your height when your built your gate for the rollers to line up

[@floridaman9045]

I think you can do whatever you think. The pickets go on after so it doesn't really matter

[@brunoangel4556]

Awesome job 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@floridaman9045]

TY

[@momoreno944]

I don't have 4x4s holding my fence, they are metal posts, so I'll have to figure a way to mount the pipes for the rail wheels off the metal posts.

[@floridaman9045]

Good luck with it! let me know how it goes.

[@MrPHUCKYOURSELF]

I built a gate like this about 15 years ago because my boomer neighbor said it couldn’t be done 😂😂

[@floridaman9045]

My dad kept trying to get me to do something else, telling me I was wasting my time hahah

[@MrPHUCKYOURSELF]

@@floridaman9045 yeah my neighbor said it couldn’t be done out of wood is what I meant to completely say.

[@TekGuy8887]

I am about to attempt this and would love if you could give me so info. How long of a board did you use? This is a 16 foot gate right? I just don't want to get started and run into issues. I was thinking of doing 10 feet or even 12 but easier to just skip a 8 foot post and keep going 8 feet

[@floridaman9045]

16 foot. Good luck with your project

[@nikolasgina6781]

Hi mate where you buy those bars ?

[@floridaman9045]

bought from Home Depot or Lowes, They are chain link fence post or top bars.

[@percyp126]

Thank you Florida man!

[@JaniceWadsworth]

Could this be done with a 7mtre fence? If so, how and what would I need ? Do I need to dig up for posts into cement ? Sorry to bother you as this was loaded a year ago.

[@floridaman9045]

Bro, I have no idea not gonna lie

[@HENRYVAUGHN-u3i]

NICE! Are you able to add a motor to make it automatic?

[@floridaman9045]

Possibly? I don't plan on adding one to mine. But with a motor and a chain I guess there's no reason why you couldn't.

[@ronieramirez4842]

What clamps are these

[@floridaman9045]

Called galvanized pipe straps

[@ronieramirez4842]

@@floridaman9045 could you share me a link or video on how you went about putting the diagonal and the 90s on the actual gate. How you screwed them together. I saw you made two angled cuts on the diagonal to the 90s but not sure how you screwed them together

[@ronieramirez4842]

@@floridaman9045from Amazon too for the clamps?

[@floridaman9045]

@@ronieramirez4842 I don't have a video on how I did them, but I screwed them in from the 4 inch side of the 2x4's into the horizontal and vertical piece, almost toe-nailing them if that makes sense

[@ronieramirez4842]

How did you join the chain link post if there the same diameter

[@franciscopacheco5523]

Hi Floridaman, can you tell me what type of screws you use and how long they are, Thank you for this video it has open a lot of ideas

[@floridaman9045]

pretty sure I just used 2.5" deck screws, except when I was screwing into the 4x4's I may of used 3" or 3.5". Also used like 1.25" when screwing in the pickets.

[@pogbrainy]

Only thing I’d change is put 2 wheels (one above and one below) for each rail. This way no one can life the gate and it’ll be slotted in. Cheers.

[@absurdhumorist]

did you consider just getting some cheap lawnmower wheels and remove the tire for a deeper channel and cost saving? how might you prevent that gap between gate and fence?

[@candlemcstick4024]

Love it!

[@andypena8775]

Awesome video, what size is your gate?

[@floridaman9045]

16ft

[@GaryThronson]

HOW DID YOU GET THE MEASUREMENTS FOR THE GATE TO MAKE SURE THE ROLLERS WOULD WORK WHEN YOU WERE DONE BUILDING IT?

[@floridaman9045]

I'm sorry I'm not sure what you mean by that question

[@jaredhelder]

I think you mean, "I'M SORRY IM NOT SURE WHAT YOU MEAN BY THAT QUESTION."@@floridaman9045

[@MateableCoin]

did you make it where you can lift the will off the track? I need to build one but I am not sure how to make it where anyone can lift it off the track and push it over

[@floridaman9045]

It could probably be lifted off the track, the rollers come with a metal tab that goes under the bars so it can't be lifted off, but I took that piece off so it can roll past the 2x4's. I'm sure you could find a way to keep that piece on the rollers, or add something else to keep it from coming off. Good luck!

[@Willy_jackson9]

Could you put an electric gate opener/closer on it?

[@floridaman9045]

I'm not sure about that, I have never looked into it.

[@MrCPPG]

What keeps someone from lifting the gate off the rollers and walking in ?

[@floridaman9045]

I guess someone could, there is nowhere for them to grab on the side where the wheels and its kind of heavy. Hard to lift even with the handle.

[@robertboyero3797]

I see you went with what is normally the vertical poles in a chain link fence, is there a reason why you didn't use the top rail poles? They have tapered ends and slip into each other. Just curious because I'm thinking of building one for a 17' opening.

[@floridaman9045]

These poles are the only ones I saw at Lowes when I went, I think the top rails aren't as wide and may have a little more sag. I could be wrong, but I think they make 10-20 foot sections of top rail, It may be worth trying just making sure you add supports underneath. The other concern might be the rollers being a little too big for those rails. But It may work just fine.

[@skategrangerify]

How wide is your opening compared to the length of the gate? Trying to figure out so i can do this. My opening is 10 foot. Should my 2x4 be a foot longer so i can attach the rollers?

[@floridaman9045]

I'd go 12' and you can always cut them. Only reason to go less if you dont have the space on the other side. Basically I think the longer the better.

[@JamesFFHarris]

There are some questions with the design for stability when a high wind comes.

[@floridaman9045]

Wind wont knock it over, I have it locked in on the far side and you can't push it off the rollers

[@matthewgalano7652]

What stops the left side from just being blown off the track with a big wind or from being kicked or pushed off by a human or animal. I want to do something like this but seems like a safety hazard for my kids if they try to escape

[@floridaman9045]

It would be very hard to get this gate off the track, it required me to use a jack, its also been through two hurricanes so far.

[@nature-scenic6745]

Where did you buy the 16 ft steel pipe and what size i can’t find at the Home Depot.

[@D0lasloccsta]

Just buy two 8’ pipes and butt them together to create the 16’ bar and add three straps to the joint. I just replicated this method of gate yesterday and it was a success

[@alexmacias1515]

I liked