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Newbie, diyer. I installed vertical shiplap paneling on a wall and there are gaps near the window where I had to cut around the casing. How would you fill large gaps there?

Would you remove old caulk first?

What’s the purpose of the shovel here?

You don’t know bib boy find another profession

Have you never learnt how to cut mitres on architraves?

How much do I overlap the tar paper? Is there a certain way to start the the second layer of tar paper? (- thinking about how the two layer line up). How do you secure the tar paper - screws, nails, staples? I assume I don't have to tape. Thanks for making this video!

I'm kind of in a similar situation. I've got termite damage on exterior walls and will probably be removing some studs, top/bottom plates. On the exterior side of the wall, there is no OSB. Its ridged foam insulation board attached to the studs then brick veneer on the other side of the foam board. Apparently, that was ok to do for a few years. Honestly, I'm glad its foam board b/c termites aren't interested in eating that. But the complication with this is I'm gonna have to cut the nails or adhesive loose that holds the foam board to the studs. Was thinking about taking the multitool route but not sure how much mileage I'm going to get from the multitool blades before they're shot.

Dude! Thank you so much.

Mike, you failed! You needed to discuss the proper horizontal positioning of the hinge. Should the pivot pin be centered in the gap? Should it be more on the post side? It makes a big difference. No subscribe here.

Hi! Thank you for sharing. I'm going to do this. I'm not clear on the food scrap specifics. Do you lay food scraps and then spawn and then food scraps again, etc? Or did you just dump a bunch of food scraps and fill up the container and mix in some spawn? Do you have very dry food scraps? Does it matter? Also, have you ever have a batch spoil? Thanks in advance!

Awesome. Hold and reverse worked to release the bit from the chuck. Previously I took it to a workshop and the charged me $50 - saying they had to disassemble the whole thing. (I bet they would have known this method and charged me like scoundrels.) This time I decide to disassemble myself, only to find it gets you nowhere. Then I found this video. Thank you so much. I wrapped a cloth around the chuck and gripped with vice grips. Worked a treat.

Makita all the way, had Milwaukee failed me a hand full of times. It may be strong but it will not last. Rather replace a battery than a whole new tool…

if you're willing to forgo some of the more frivolous ammenities, I reckon you could do it for free. it won't be no Motel8 but you won't have to share a wall with loud teenagers having a birthday party, either

Hahaha.u suck

Landing should be thicker,Isn't it

Concise, easy to follow and helpful. Thanks 👍👍

You leave the coffee filter in there??

I never had issues with Makita batteries or tools. That sounds like a use to me

What are you sealing the cedar tongue and groove with?

I am building stairs soon in a tiny house that will go to a lofted area. I would like to have storage under the stairs. A mix of drawers and cabinets. Can I build them our of all plywood? Stringers too? How can I have a stringer on the outer portion of the stairs if most of it would need to be cut out for storage?

What tool is that?

Good excuse to buy a flamethrower

I concur....

You are so right about the philips heads. A few years in, then good luck getting them out.

U can drive a nail at 4 8 12 16 12 penny or bigger ten better 😮😂 use the claw 28 oz pull on each nail with leval 😊

This video was so perfect. Exactly what I needed to see, now I can continue installing my door!😅

I applaud you for your efforts and trying to use and recycle reclaimed items. But your 3 inch supports are lacking and actually quite dangerous. You did put quite a lot of thought into it with the glass expansion and contraction. However the weight distribution is off and shift can cause an explosion of glass. I am hoping it is safety glass, which I imagine you would not be using if it was not. The problem here is the lift forces with wind. your structure has to be anchored down. Collapse is not as big of an issue as lift and blow off the house. I am only critiquing this as I would hate for someone to DIY a sunroom with glass and experience a dangerous shatter and injury due to possible collapse or wind lift. If this was a screened in room I would have refrained from commenting but the glass took my fear to a whole new level. But I do commend you for your efforts, you did put a lot of thought into it.

Awesome! You guys are doing rad things! Just a comment about the tree I.D, it's called Palo de Arco here (Latin name Tacoma stans) and is not the same as Pau D'Arco (famous medicinal). Probably doesn't make a wit of difference, Tecoma stans isn't toxic and probably is also medicinal, but in case someone is watching who lives in the region. Saludos!

Thanks for the tip on using the T-111 for the girds.birds. I'm planning on cutting lumber on my bandsaw mill for board and batten siding for my farm house and was just looking for tips before I get started.

If Milwaukee had the integrity to keep the same guarantee acriss the world it would be a start. If they provided a way of repairing broken units it would make them at least as good as Makita or Dewalt. Until they do that they will always be second best.

Of all the videos I have watched. I got it. This is something I can do

I have a short bit jammed in, the head is barely sticking out

Sorry bout shaky cam

Thanks !!

I just took a 4 ft. piece of 2" x 2" lumber and screwed it to the end of the tarp so it will pull all the material (dirt) off as tarps slides out of the bed.

Thanks for sharing this lovely interview

Milwaukee all the way! Much stronger & basically bulletproof

Omg thank you it was so easy

This is just stupid and wrong. You guys really dont know how to build houses that wont rot. Go USA 😂 i think all builders from usa should go to school in europe to learn some basic knowledge of building a fking house....

My friend you’re certainly not alone great video,awesome message 🫵🏼🖖 I’ve been processing my personal outputs in my basement for many years using Red Wigglers. If it’s organic it’s not leaving my living space. All is Sacred nothing wasted 👍

Thank you 🙏

what kind of wood is that,does'nt look like pt

Thanks for this video! I had a screw extractor but stuck in my impact driver and holding it with pliers and going forward and backward a few times got it loose.

Likes and views don’t reflect the comments. someone found his advice useful. And if you have 2 cents for someone else, go make your own channel

Great vid. Thanks for sharing

Kick ass man thanks

Houses are regularly built out of square with subfloor not in the space between the rim joist and the bottom plate in places and hanging over in others by half inch or so. Its normal and doesnt do anything other than require shims here and there to even the siding

Thanks a million times I was struggling to get it out it did twist my shirt up but it came right out just like you said thanks again

I’m 58 and love to see and learn from other trades guys, I will use some of these tips.

I've used painters tape to mask off the surrounding surfaces to facilitate straight line and also prevent the extra caulk. Probably not an issue though with smaller gaps.