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It works! great video

Thank you! I did use the puller and I put it in with the hole up but I turned just the knob 180 degrees and it’s just fine. The beauty ring is the stop on mine.

Look boys! Our wonderful home owner is preparing a bath for us! Oh, the blue stuff is my favorite! Oh no! Don't add too much? Don't over do it with the bath water! OOOOOH!!!!

thank you for this! Will try to replace mine as soon as the summer/heat ends!

Thanks, man. Gonna try this tomorrow.

I think the wood surface looks great. If possible, I would stain the whole deck to one color, the darker is nicer, in my opinion. Great job. Both videos were well done. I would like to see if mortar mix would have been better for smoothing than the Portland cement. Gerry

I like the original support brackets. Much simpler to install.

The mistake was to do a dry pour to be honest....it just doesnt work proper...the concrete doesnt saturate enough and it doesnt set with the proper density

I can't seem to find any videos of the one I have. Yes I have the flat batteries- CR2032, however mine are not beside but on top of each other- providing there are two. But there is No screw. They are incased in a round device nd it looks like it hakes some sort of wrench to open it.

It may help in assymbly and operation to use a bit of plumbers grease or silicone grease on the shaft at the packing washer and the helix threads on the other end. This will also stop that weird squeak/rattle sound you get when you open and close the faucet from metal on metal chatter.

Install a long gas supply hose? Didja test microwave before reinstalling stove?

I didn't have the guts to mess with the gas lines so I left the range in place and put some plywood over the range and adjacent counters. I could kneel on the plywood and install the wall hanger and drill the holes in the cabinet above. Setting the microwave on the plywood and boosting it up to the hanger was the harder part, but I think it's the easiest way to do it without another set of hands.

The biggest mistake was doing a dry pour slab to begin with. It's just not a good way to do a slab.

We have the same machine. But I’m experiencing a problem with the digital readings. They are not changing as I am turning the knobs. Any suggestions?

Very good video. This is a good learning experience.

I'm tired on this dry pour trend. It's a shortcut that will cost time and money later.

Replacing an over the range microwave is so annoying. One of the worst home projects that one does themselves if they don't have cash to burn to hire someone. Looks good and solid. I know you're glad it's over!

Thanks man! Great job explaining everything. The only thing I would emphasize a bit more is to hold the faucet tightly as you snug the main nut back on to the faucet body. I say this because the copper welds, if stress too much may create minor fractures on the welded joints. You know what you’re doing but some people are just learning how to and can accidentally twist the body a little too much create a major fracture and then end up with a leak on one of the joint welds. Thank again for posting this. I forgot all the steps and is how I end up looking you up.

Thanks for showing us how it’s done. Very clearly explained.

Fire dept called to rescue man stuck behind oven😂 We have 21 year old ge appliances, fridge died a couple years ago so now I have a stainless fridge and beige other appliances, dish washer will be a ÷>÷<$*"("* to replace someday, hope I downsize and move out before that needs done😊

I have a couple Kreg jigs and I like them and use them a fair bit but I also saw the carpenter on This Old House do this exact thing and it's freaking brilliant. Thanks for the video. One thing - those construction or drywall screws that have the conical head can pull through the "pocket" and split the wood. Better off with a flat, "cabinet screw."

great idea! Thanks for sharing! Looks like I will be buying a hand held pipe cutter. Feel like you don't waste near as much storage space as you would hanging with all wood. Plus it is just a cleaner look overall.

Helpful information! Thanks Mucho.

AMDRO will solve any ant problem in one day

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🎉yeah! Great job Bro, thank You for such a great guidance, it is so helpfull I am suscribed now 👍🏻‼️

keystone concrete🙄🙄

Code violations all over the place.

No spool gun alimunum weldering is the way to go . Also your wire is garbage .

Nice house and nice job with the screens. I'm gonna be looking into those screens for my house. I have one big window in particular off a breakfast area that gets blasted with direct sun during the afternoon, as well as several bedroom windows that also get direct sun. I have interior blinds and curtains, but I think adding the solar panels will stil help by deflecting the direct heat from the sun these windows are exposed to, and maybe I won't have to keep the blinds and curtains closed after installing the panels. By the way, I have that same ladder. It's very sturdy and easy to carry around then fold up and hang on a wall when you're through using it. Perfect size for anything in the house or garage. I've owned it for probably 15 yeaars and use it more than any of the 4 ladders I own.

I have e heard that using a 3" PVC pipe to roll over the surface will help get rid of the rocks on top

Would this suffice in a single car garage, would like to build ot over my workbench. 9feet wide perhaps 3 or 4 feet deep,able to mount into the 2 side and back walls, then awesome metal hangers for front. Is my desired build after seeing this video

Subbed. Great video, thank you.

Didn’t work for me at all but thanks for your video. It was worth a try before buying a windshield

I just spliced the wires together where the transmitter sensor is located. Didn't have to bother with doing it at the top of the motor. Simple 2 minute fix.

Nicely done 👍🏻 I think I have the confidence to do the gutter on the front of my garage Thanks for sharing

Sorry to see your project. Too many issues: 1. Dry pouring is never a good idea; 2. 1.5 inch thickness is another major problem; 3. Missing vertical rebar; 4. Using mortar directly. And many other small errors. Appreciate your courage to show it to public.

Over 8000 species of Ants , hard to name them all ?

Output voltage? I can’t find it

I saw this in another video for yellow-jackets and tested it with just apple juice in jar with a stick and the fly past it all day long.

Pretty effin dope but i want my fire and wood in the cook chamber.

Final (2nd fix) looks great. I know you mentioned that you were just going to walk on it but wondering if you moved any heavy material in and out? Did you feel a difference in stability? All in all, GREAT job, great video and explanations.

Anybody notice he’s using a 50 amp receptacle on 16 gauge wire! I’d love to watch him weld on that!

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You saved my day. Bought one of these a couple years ago. Circumstances lead to me just now installing it. Opened up all the boxes and found no instructions. Your link to Lowe’s lead me to downloadable instructions. Thank you so much for the video and links to the product. The video was also helpful.

Totally unsafe and against code. Don't try to sell your house anytime soon because they are going to make you fix it. Try lowering your sensors down to 6 inches like they are supposed to instead of 10 or add a shade block above the eye. Lastly store your junk somewhere and move your photo eyes back.

He made A good video on how not to do it? Due to ground movement. You need a minimum of 3 inches cement. You should prep the area using bass rock and it should be compact down with a Jack plate. Your Rebar should be Criss. Cross. And wire tied together. And use spacing blocks to raise it. Off the ground. To the mid area. Always do your homework. Watch More than 1 video. Some videos are very helpful on the right way. How to do things? You can tell the videos that people don't have a clue. Do your homework. Do your homework. And do your homework. Before you start your project

I did a 13 x 8 foot wet-pour pad by myself and it was less work than this. The screening took a whole 10 minutes, bull float another 10 minutes, then after waiting about an hour or so I mag floated for 30 minutes. What is so hard about adding water before?

Needs a tighter arc length and travel speed is too slow, you shouldn't really have to to side to side on something like that just a steady smooth slight forward and backwards, forward an 1/8" backwards 1/16" no pausing... if it's not covering the joint, then your amperage is too low. If it's cooking the joint, then your travel speed is too slow

That is one thing nice about the big expensive welders. They only run the fan when they have been used for a while and need cooling vs the little ones running the fan most or all of the time.