IRON BALUSTER INSTALLATION / EASY DIY RE-SECURE *NO GLUE* : MEASURE, CUT, INSTALL, STAIRCASE UPDATE!

[@Topjunkie-r4s]

I am a home renovation junky and Project Manager with over $400m in industrial, commercial & residential projects completed - this video was insanely helpful! Well done!

[@johnrpolo]

Dude, that was seriously one of the best DIY videos I've seen on KZbin. You're a great speaker and a provided some really helpful tips. I also really appreciate the fact that you take the time to answer questions in the comment section. I look forward to checking out some more of your videos. Keep up the good work.

[@huntercarlson5446]

John thank you so much for your comment! Sorry it took a while to respond to you! I haven’t uploaded a video in a while, but I will get back to taking more footage of my work here very soon! Thank you for the motivation! Have a blessed day 😎

[@hbofbyu1]

Thanks for close ups and explaining the details and equipment info. Excellent.

[@ShawnCiotti]

This was an insanely easy tip! I used the boot on the bottom and top of the rails, so I was able to drive a screw in the top as well. These things are solid. Super quick install; no messing around with epoxy. Thanks, Hunter!

[@huntercarlson5446]

You are welcome! Glad to help! I really like the design with boots at the top of the balusters as well! Thank you so much for your time and comment! Have a great day!

[@Topjunkie-r4s]

Shawn - the screw - r u taking about using a drywall type screw kind of a wedge? Or did you screw right through the baluster into the wood?

[@cmcasey131]

Getting ready to do this and this seems to be the easiest and quickest way. Thank you for the video sir.

[@huntercarlson5446]

Thank you for the comment! Please let me know if you have any questions! Have a blessed day!

[@seanfarrell2073]

Fantastic video, I'm a stain and paint finisher and have a first time baluster install. I've finished hundreds of stairs but first time doing the iron so thanks. Altho I've always preferred finishing wood b4 iron install.

[@NGregs840]

Screw in the bottom of the baulister worked perfect. Thanks!

[@huntercarlson5446]

Heck yea! Thanks for letting me know! Have a blessed day 😎

[@diycheapneasy6460]

Thanks for the great video. I'm gonna tackle this in the next couple of weeks and had no clue of the process. You made it look very easy... thanks! 👊🏾

[@cmcasey131]

I’m usually not one to comment on a video but this video is great. I am just an average guy that has a wife that looks at Pinterest and decided to replace our spindles. Never done it before a day of my life but this by far was the easiest way to install them. Once again thanks for your video and thanks for the response when I had a question!

[@huntercarlson5446]

Hey Chris! You have no idea how much I appreciate your comment! So happy and thankful I was able to help get a project done! If there are questions outside of my videos, please don’t hesitate to ask! I’ll be honest when I don’t have an answer...have a blessed evening/day when you read this...Talk with you later!

[@TruthHurtsLiars]

Thank you so much for your videos they are so helpful. I used your stair rail video to do my rail and wouldn't have had the confidence to do it myself with good result if it wasn’t for your video. You deserve many many more subscribers!

[@amejia241]

Thank God for this video.... You saved me money and time Hunter. Much appreciated. Returning the epoxy i just purchased!

[@rossentownsend4936]

Nice! I like the screw versus the glue...

[@JaredKroh]

Thanks man! This video is just what I was looking for. Drywall screw trick worked beautifully.

[@SherryAussie-u1y]

Great Job Dude, you solved my problem dry wall screw

[@davidrostcheck]

The drywall screw tip is *so much better*! You rock!

[@pareyes72]

You are the MAN.

[@cjordan7284]

Great video. Very detailed--your a good teacher.

[@huntercarlson5446]

Thank you very much! If you have any questions please let me know! Have a great day! 😆

[@kaenna1]

Thanks so much for this. Some cheat of a repairman was trying to charge me $2K to replace my balusters and newell post. This solves a huge part of my problem.

[@jamesphillips9272]

Part of the problem? Weak rail? Just curious

[@kaname223]

I was quoted $4800 to replace balusters and sand the hand rails , this is just labor

[@chrisdotgoff]

Cheat?

[@spenceroverby5283]

Hunter -- you rock!!! Thanks for taking the time to video & explain -- I re-did our staircase yesterday -- amazing. The lift the blister and use drywall screws was perfect -- Thank You!!!!

[@Irojas1995]

Jigsaw with metal blade cuts cleaner and works well also bandsaws is another option to cut balusters with

[@Lee-fe2kh]

Hunter great video! I am doing 80 ballasters and we all watched this video and are following it step by step

[@huntercarlson5446]

Awesome! Thank you for watching and spending time on the channel! Please get back to me with any questions or at least let me know how it goes! Have a blessed day 😎

[@DailyLifeStyle7]

Love you brother, and thanks 🙏 for the precious video.

[@noahb.7838]

You make everything look easy that's for sure.

[@huntercarlson5446]

Appreciate it! Definitely comes with a bunch of practice! Thanks for watching and have a blessed day 😎

[@etiquettefiend]

Thanks, the visual helps greatly for a future project!

[@Videspro]

You got a new subscriber and that is the work I’m going to do tomorrow

[@assakesomanlockman7179]

Fantastic job Hunter. I am in the process of doing the same. Your video is worth a day spent in the classroom.

[@lisajohnson2000]

Thank you for helping me figure out how to fix my railing great work and much appreciated.

[@dgomes1967]

Super simple and very effective. I have watched other videos and they have over complicated it. Your working efficiently and delivering a quality product. Thanks for producing this for us nobs!

[@huntercarlson5446]

Thank you so much for the compliment! Please let me know if you have any questions! Have a blessed day!

[@HeyLookWhatICanDo]

Great idea for future proofing the project especially in a home well used.

[@huntercarlson5446]

Appreciate it Nathan! Thanks for watching and have a blessed day 😎

[@prof.crastinator]

cool that blippy landed on his feet. Construction 👍🏼

[@mikeblack6053]

You’re the man! I’m replacing my Mom’s wood balusters with some depot iron. I woke up at 3am stressing about not being able to figure this out and having to let the old lady down (I’ve watched like 8 hours of videos, I really didn’t wanna use glue because I knew I’d mess up multiple times) and then I ran across your video. I got pumped up and ran to the store for 6am opening. Got my first baluster up after about an hour lol I discovered I have a new problem now... I don’t have a flat table to use so I can’t figure out how to clamp the baluster down to cut it with my recip saw. I ended up standing on it and cutting it off my Mom’s deck.. Dangerous, but got the job done. If you have any makeshift clamping ideas I’d appreciate a plug! Also, I used to sell structural screws for a company named FastenMaster, we also had this sweet industrial hot glue gun called PAMFast. I believe you’re a finish guy, I bet you’d like it (only buy the yellow glue though, much stronger on wood to wood).

[@huntercarlson5446]

Awesome! Glad I am able to help out! Please let me know how it goes or if you have any questions. Have a blessed day!

[@TrussttN01]

I clamped mine in a workmate bench, and cut them with the angle grinder.

[@AndreaOakes]

Thanks this cleared up my toxic trait thinking I could do this myself looking for a pro now 👍🏽

[@ALKUKES]

2:26 that thing got blown away, i first thought shttt ghost

[@americosorto9048]

Good work! Me as a painter though it would be nice to paint or stain everything before the irons

[@huntercarlson5446]

I completely agree with you! D R Horton does there schedule different ways that don’t make sense! It really sucks for you to do your job to mask all that off! It really makes no difference to me because I have to come back to finish base, install hardware...Thank you for your time and comment! Hope you have a blessed day! Any questions in the future let me know...

[@Hogwarts-Dropout]

@@huntercarlson5446 The rolls of tape that's wasted in doing it that way. That's just unnecessary expense for D.r. Horton.

[@huntercarlson5446]

Oh I hear ya! But that’s the way they just insist on doing it...I guess every home builder has a few things done differently, but in regards to just the painters they do have to waste a bunch of tape!

[@OB1974]

Another outstanding video. Very helpful for my diy project.

[@huntercarlson5446]

If you have any questions, I’ll do my best to answer them…thanks for watching and have a blessed day 😎

[@thatdudemoney]

Thanks for the video. I found it to be very helpful

[@randylavine3003]

VERY, VERY well done video!

[@Monsterverseevolvedgodzilla]

Thank you very much ! The trick with the screw 👍

[@ranauldperez3118]

Thanks for sharing your technique - saves me the glue, and no messy glue accidents

[@huntercarlson5446]

Very welcome! Thanks for taking your time to watch and leave a comment! If you have any questions please let me know! Have a blessed day 😎

[@mikehogan1827]

Nice job of explaining this. Very helpful.

[@huntercarlson5446]

Thank you! Let me know if you have any questions! Have a blessed day 😎

[@dylanbrown5066]

I do stairs for a living and about the same age. I do the same thing with the screws but always glue the tops, probably not needed but i just always have. I only use a #8 3/4" screw though, like a hinge screw. I use a 7¼ dewalt miter saw with a metal blade, cuts iron like butter. But ill cut 4 at a time with a jig like you For the caps i have a Milwaukee battery ratchet with a t10 bit. That thing is a gamechanger for me. Ill never go back to an allen wrench lol ill use a piece of lattice and push it against the shoes like a straight edge then tighten them

[@tiana.alonda2961]

Just brought my home and I want this look

[@mikeinsugarland]

Thanks for taking the time to do this video with clear instructions and explanations !! Great stuffs ..

[@huntercarlson5446]

Very welcome! Thanks for your time watching and commenting! If there are any questions please let me know! Have a blessed day! 😎

[@bennyportillo7674]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge 😎

[@J.D.416]

This is so smart! I'm going to be doing my stairs sometime this week (going from carpet to hardwood) and this method seems so much more efficient and easier than other methods. I might even be able reuse my current plowed handrail if I'm securing to the treads via a screw. Might even try to screw the top of the spindle to the handrail and cover it with the other boot. So cool

[@huntercarlson5446]

Appreciate your input! Great idea on adding a boot to the top as well, definitely adds some additional detail to the rail! Hope you are successful with your project! Have a blessed day 😎

[@zoechavarria7695]

Thank you definitely took the headache and stress away with this easy tutorial. 👍🏽

[@huntercarlson5446]

Very welcome! Thank you for your time watching and leaving a comment! Please let me know if you have any questions! Have a blessed day!

[@zoechavarria7695]

@@huntercarlson5446 Thank you👊🏽

[@scubaseppy]

Thanks Hunter! I was going to buy some crazy mounting options, I love this method!!

[@Notime2waste_tito]

Thanks man saved me a bunch of time with the drywall screw action tip I also used boots on both top and bottom

[@huntercarlson5446]

Love it! So glad I was able to help! I really like the look of boots on bottom and top! Gives a little extra detail to the rail! Have a blessed day 😎

[@chrismurray5512]

Love the video. As a finisher, I’d be so mad that you put these in before I stained the railing!

[@huntercarlson5446]

I completely understand! Unfortunately these "track" home builders stick to tight schedules and require me to have the rail finished on 1st trim. The painters are at least use to it on these DR Horton projects. I don't enough time to make an additional trip back to the house to complete the balusters after paint is finished. Thank you for watching and have a blessed day 😎

[@sunilsethi9671]

Hunter, you made it look so simple. Excellent video.

[@Justice4300]

Man thank you for this video. I literally just counted mine and in total I only have 26. Only thing i have to do is drill all mine out cause the wood one’s on there now are just nailed in. And appreciate that great trick with the Sheetrock screw. It’s the little things that count the most.

[@huntercarlson5446]

You are very welcome! Thanks for taking the time to comment! Make sure to drill about 1 1/2” down so you can slide the baluster down into the hole and then slide up into the handrail hole for securing...if you have any additional questions I’m here to help! Have a blessed day!

[@justinNkc]

Thanks for the video helped out alot! **** Anyone else notice their balusters being a little bent or crooked from the manufacturer?*****

[@lindarock5940]

Oh I hope this works for my project. Thank you! This was a fun video too. Good job!

[@zchase2393]

Taking this on this weekend, thanks for the help!

[@huntercarlson5446]

Sorry I didn’t respond in time! Did you try it out last weekend?! Hope I was able to help! Have a blessed day 😎

[@edschultz5718]

I do mine the same way, 1/2" at the top and 11/16 on the bottom. I put Lexel clear in the top holes though, this stops the tops of the balusters from rattling if the oak rail would shrink. Ive seen guys take the rail apart, install the balusters and then put the top rail back on. Which is insane unless I get paid a hell of a lot more!

[@edschultz5718]

I always cut my metal balusters with a jig saw instead of using the chop saw too. Less noise

[@huntercarlson5446]

Thank you so much for all the comments on this and other videos of mine! I really appreciate your time watching and then commenting on your tricks that make it work for you! Glad to hear you do things almost the same way! Hope you have a blessed day 😎

[@MrFrancescotri]

great installation technique!

[@BenFogie]

Good stuff. Thanks for the clear instruction.

[@joseherreraramos299]

Thank you for your video, that helped me a lot. You won a new subscription.

[@janedoe805]

OMG, I apologize, l took one look at you and immediately thought you were about 18 to 21 years old... And I thought this kid wasn’t going to know what he what doing. I sincerely apologize and I’m ashamed of myself. You did a wonderful job and explained everything perfectly! I’m subscribed and rang the notification bell! Please accept my apology. Signed, An Old Lady (Who should have known better!)

[@huntercarlson5446]

No need for an apology! I’m just thankful that you continued to watch and changed your opinion! I appreciate your support in subscribing to the channel! Hope I can give you some motivation to start a project in your home some day! Have a blessed day 😎

[@KaioStryker]

Thank you for this Hunter

[@huntercarlson5446]

You are very welcome!

[@toddbeachy3572]

Awesome my man! No more epoxy for me, i knew there had to be an easier way!!

[@huntercarlson5446]

Right! The glue and epoxy caused so many warranty issues for my business…the screw method took all those headaches away! Thanks for your support! Have a blessed day 😎

[@windsurfer7642]

Now I can return the epoxy. Great tips!

[@huntercarlson5446]

You are very welcome! Any questions before you get started please let me know! There are some other comments on this video where I have gone into some detail, but don’t hesitate to ask! Have a blessed day!

[@PPSStandard]

Thank you this is exactly what I was looking for Thank sir good video

[@huntercarlson5446]

Thank you very much! Hope u have a great day! And look forward to hearing from you again!

[@michaelbuono9826]

Very nice step-by-step! 10:00

[@huntercarlson5446]

Thank you very much! Any questions let me know! Have a blessed day!

[@FerrisBueller-lj9zj]

Like those drywall screw 👏👏👏

[@huntercarlson5446]

Appreciate you! Let me know if you have any questions! Have a blessed day!😎

[@FerrisBueller-lj9zj]

@@huntercarlson5446 used the screw idea VERY successfully today ty🙏🙏🙏 Wanna drop a few helpful tips for your viewers if that's okay 1. When cutting your balusters on steps the first one will be shorter than the next by 4 inches or so because the railing is going higher at the back of the step 2. Trying to measure balusters with double baskets can be tough to get an accurate measurement because the features dont let the tape sit flat. If you know you are cutting off 6 or 10 inches each time, just measure that from the bottom of the baluster. It's easier to be accurate. 3. Definitely use screws. They worked so well

[@huntercarlson5446]

Awesome! 😎 Thank you for following up and sharing your quick tips after using my technique to secure the balusters! Great idea on measuring the basket balusters from the bottom! Also great tip on installing the balusters on stairs! Usually there will be 2 or 3 balusters per stair and you are exactly right, about 4 inches added to each baluster working your way back on each stair! Thank you very much for following up and adding great content to the channel through the comments! LOVE the hints from you! Any questions in the future don’t hesitate...have a blessed day!

[@robertpisaneschi3526]

Most excellent video Hunter, thank you !

[@huntercarlson5446]

Hey! Thank you so much! Appreciate you taking the time to watch and give your feedback! Any questions don’t hesitate! Have a great day!

[@Godourhero]

Great demonstration! Thank you!!! And lol I see the shirt, my home town!! Go Atlanta!!! 🥳

[@tomc9020]

That’s a nice installation. Now remove all of them so the painter can do his job and then you can re-install them.

[@vazquezcustomwoodwork2620]

Very nice work

[@kaname223]

Excellent thank you for sharing What do you about rattling balusters?

[@LilianaDawson-l6b]

Great video! Thanks for explaining everything so clearly. This is so helpful. One question...am I the only one that noticed the bag downstairs move by itself @ 12:26? A little creeped out! Lol

[@nasd6799]

I am about to do this. This video was great!!! Thank you!

[@huntercarlson5446]

Thank you very much for the positive feedback! Sorry I haven’t responded in weeks! I was camping and had no service for a while! Please don’t hesitate with any questions, I will respond much faster now that I’m back in town! Have a blessed day!

[@BurkholderCustomCarpentryLLC96]

I just finished a stairway with railing like this today, so the question comes to mind, was it just a preference thing, or why did you not wait until the staining was done to put the spindles in? Even if you’re worried about scratching the stain, it’d be easier to go back afterwards and touch up the stain than to tape up all those shoes pre-staining. That’s my opinion. I’m curious to know your reasoning. Great work!

[@MR-tp2jk]

Great video. Very informative

[@lashawncollins7158]

Great video Hunter.

[@juliojordan7389]

Nice ,good. Best video in youtube,,,i am ready to do a full wood raillings whit a metal balusters, I will do the way you say,, honestly your video help me alot,,, all the best for you and family... god bless you......👌👌🙏🙏

[@sheroncrudup6613]

Thank you for this awesome information!

[@huntercarlson5446]

Thank you very much for the compliment! Have a blessed day!

[@oswaldomartinez1537]

Good video , nice explanation 👍🏾

[@huntercarlson5446]

Thank you very much! Let me know if you have any questions! Have a blessed day!

[@LinzseyslilPad]

Gosh. You made installing them so much easier. How do you remove a stripped set screw from the shoe?

[@haydendavies4583]

Great video and thanks for the information. 👍🙂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@LUNARBABY001]

Thanks for this fantastic tip!!!!!

[@huntercarlson5446]

Try it out and let me know if you have any questions! I have a bunch of descriptive responses in other comments…might help! I’ll also have another rail/ iron baluster install coming in a few weeks… Have a blessed day 😎

[@candihild6656]

Awesome video!! I am a bit shocked they did not finish the wood prior to having you install though!

[@huntercarlson5446]

Thank you very much! I totally understand your shock on having the wood finished prior! Really it only affects the painter for the job...a lot more work masking off all the iron! Sometimes when I’m installing I might scratch the wood on accident so installing the iron before is easier for me to sand the mistake. This is how DR Horton does their schedule...if it was my home I would install after paint or stain and be extra careful 😉

[@leochang4039]

Thank you for the video!

[@huntercarlson5446]

And thank you for watching! Have a great evening!

[@tajuanriley7554]

Hi great video, but do you mind sharing the baluster materials you used, the actual balusters and the covers, can you share a link please.

[@egonzy4473]

Thank you! Can’t wait to do mine!

[@huntercarlson5446]

Your welcome! A lot of good information in the comments if your need some extra help! Or let me know your situation and I’m happy to help as well! Thanks for watching! Hope I was able to bring you one step closer to doing it on your own! Have a blessed day 😎

[@stewsmith3536]

What is the depth of your top and bottom holes? Great video Hunter

[@jamesa6045]

Excellent job!!! Thank you

[@huntercarlson5446]

Thank you for your time watching and leaving a comment! I truly appreciate it! Have a blessed day 😎

[@Jimmy_Cavallo]

💥Excellent video. How long do you think it took you to cut and install all of that?

[@stewsmith3536]

great video-I'm going to replace existing wood balusters that were nailed and glued to the base. How deep show the 11/16 inch be?

[@Mary-dc1qm]

So you have a video on how your made your staircase railings?

[@haydendavies4583]

You mentioned cut the spindle one and half inch longer than the height, but what depth do you drill into the hand rail and the bottom ? 🤔 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@huntercarlson5446]

Drill about 1 1/2” - 2” at the bottom. About 1” at the top for the nub of the baluster, or measure how long the nub is at the top of your baluster and drill a little more than that measurement. Hope this helps and thanks for watching! Have a blessed day 😎

[@haydendavies4583]

@@huntercarlson5446 Cheers 👍🙂

[@gme10955]

I've always epoxied them in. They never loosen up. The screw trick is definitely faster, but wondering if it will stay tight as long as epoxing them in?

[@mwrench2008]

Great video, thanks! Can you let me know what saw blade you're using as well?

[@huntercarlson5446]

Appreciate it! I’m using a 14” X 7/64” X 1” Diablo metal cutting aluminum oxide blade found at Home Depot. Lowes will carry the Dewalt brand and will also work as long as the specs are the same. Thanks for watching and have a blessed day 😎

[@caiobabe]

Looks great Hunter. I may try that method on one of my installs in future. Curious though...What is preventing the baluster from wanting to turn slightly in the hole and not aligning flush to front? After all, it is a square tube in a larger than normal round hole. Seems to me the torque of the screw will result in a twist. Second, is the reason you are inserting bottom first instead of top first because you are using this screw down method? I typically use a urethane based adhesive in both holes as the product expands whereas, Liquid Nails is a mastic product and can break loose as you suggested. Still, your method seems quite clean and fast. Take care!

[@huntercarlson5446]

Thank you very much for your time and comment! I understand your questions... So round hole and square baluster possibly turning... when I'm holding the baluster align to the front it has 2 points of contact, 2 edges of the baluster against the side of the hole in the material. The screw head will be my 3rd point of contact...run the screw at a downwards parallel angle and tight to the open flat edge baluster (like a 45 degree angle to your material roughly)...drive the screw in so that the head of the screw is pinching tight against the open flat edge (it will scratch the baluster a little underneath the boot). You do need to hold tight on alignment of the baluster during the screw process, the baluster might want to twist on you, like you sad. I find that the baluster moves down on me more often with the screw, so have pressure holding up snug to the handrail as well as pressure aligning to the front. If done correctly you will most of the time indent the baluster edges into the material for a snug fit! With those three edges nice and tight I personally have never warranted a "turned" baluster for a homeowner before. Next the screw down method your mentioning. I drill the handrail with 1/2 paddle bit about 1" deep, I drill the bottom cap with 11/16" about 2-3" deep (some iron are different thicknesses depending on manufacture, I use 5/8 sometimes on the bottom for a tighter hole). Since I have drilled down that far it gives me a little more convenience on cutting (doesn't have to be perfect size) and it gives me the room to drop the baluster down far enough to get it in line of the top hole. Yes with my method I am using the baluster tension at the top to hold it snug and the screw at the bottom. I use to use liquid, then caulk, then epoxy, but please at least try this method on a small flat layout! Im not exaggerating when I say this, after 200+ houses of iron balusters installed for DR Horton, and warrantying each house for 1 year (track home builder here in Denver) I have only replaced damaged iron...NEVER called back for loose balusters! I have the technique down and have taught it to a couple workers of mine, so just a little practice on feel and getting that screw in position! I hope I mentioned what you were looking for... Thank you so much and get back to me with more questions if you have them!

[@carefuld9779]

Thanks, Hunter, for explaining and making it easy for females to understand the process. I will definitely try before calling the professionals for help, lol.

[@huntercarlson5446]

Let me know if you run into any issues! Have a blessed day!

[@carefuld9779]

@@huntercarlson5446 Will do. BTW, I just subscribed from 🇨🇦

[@huntercarlson5446]

Love it! Thank you very much for your support!

[@EVH5150iii]

Thankyou, my dog destroyed my wooden spindles, literally ate through them. Looking to upgrade them

[@huntercarlson5446]

Sorry to hear that! I’ve answered some great questions in the comments...if you have any additional questions please let me know! I’m happy to help! Thank you for watching and leaving a comment! Have a blessed day 😎

[@ashleyharrington]

We're getting ready to switch ours out from wood to metal, too. So just to clarify on the drywall screw, you just screwed that in up against the rail and not actually through it, right?

[@huntercarlson5446]

Yes you are correct. I keep the screw parallel and tight to the flat surface of the baluster to start. When the round head of the screw gets to the flat part of the baluster it will pinch the baluster in the hole. It might take a few tries to get the first one snug and secure, but once you get the first one done you will understand the technique for the rest! Thanks for watching and let me know how it goes when you switch them out! Have a blessed day 😎

[@richardfredrick8838]

Nice video, Hunter. They could use you on 'This Old House'.

[@huntercarlson5446]

I really appreciate that! That’s been a great show for years! Lots of good “tricks of the trade” come from that show...hopefully I can just add my part to all the information out there to help someone gain confidence in starting a project...Thank you for your time, have a blessed day!

[@GuyIn801]

Great video and advice!

[@wishiwsthr]

Thanks, great trick

[@huntercarlson5446]

You are very welcome! Let me know if you have any questions! Have a blessed day!