Installing a ROCK SOLID Deck Railing Post System - NO CONCRETE

[@BIGALTX]

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[@michaelmosley254]

Wow you not only grow black berries you are a carpenter to. Awesome

[@BIGALTX]

Ha ha ha… I try to be well-rounded in just about everything 😊 👍🏻

[@michaelmosley254]

Been watching your black berry videos just wondering can you grow them over a arch I'm wanting to try it but didn't know if it's a good idea

[@BIGALTX]

@@michaelmosley254 You could, but the canes would be getting really long. I like to prune my canes much shorter. I think they make more production like that

[@bobjones9727]

Good simple solution

[@BIGALTX]

Thanks for liking!

[@TheCajunHomestead]

Good job.

[@BIGALTX]

Thanks!

[@adnacraigo6590]

I like it.

[@BIGALTX]

Thanks!

[@dixonbourne]

Very interesting

[@BIGALTX]

Glad you think so!

[@tater357]

Been really worried about you and hope you and yours are ok. I knew there were some bad storms rolling thru Texas a LOT here the last few days. Not exactly sure what area of Texas you're at, but hope ya'll survived ok.

[@BIGALTX]

So far, we have missed most of it. More storms coming in a few hours though. Hope you’re OK also.

[@ClickinChicken]

man this brings me back with my Dad. yeah some of my posts wobble. It's not so bad when I put the rails and 2X2's on. I put the Copper caps on from Menards (CHINA). What do you recommend for a staining program on green treated? Dad kept up with that. I haven't. I'm a poor boy. :) But we switched to a lacquer or capped paint, (90 bucks a gallon), Before that we used, Thompsons cedar water seal, the former, it just flaked off, horrible. Seal it or lose it, even in Texas. Chow. happy for you btw.

[@BIGALTX]

Actually, this will be my first time to stain any of the treated wood in a long long time. My understanding is to let it dry for a few months before you stay. That wood comes to us pretty wet.

[@Cormack88]

would love if you shared the guys youtube video in a link. give credit where credit is due.

[@BIGALTX]

I'm trying to find it in my "history" but unsuccessful so far. If I do, I'll put it in the description.

[@markcdeyoung3118]

Look's Rock Solid looks like a person could use some big long half inch lag bolts to suck it all together right tight like

[@BIGALTX]

You bet. Or, carriage bolts running all the way through. Thanks for watching.

[@miltonallen1442]

I sent you an email yesterday. Will you please check it and reply? I have a few gardening questions. Thank you

[@BIGALTX]

I looked. Don’t see anything. It’s OK to ask questions in the comment section. What’s on your mind?