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That side door is awefully close to the garage door🧐 having said that, great video! I think ill be able to do the job with these detailed instructions! 🙏

Nice and helpfull video! Do you saturate roller with paint before starting backrolling process?

I did NOT purchase one because I have no clue how to connect it and make it work.

Thanks for your video it definitely provided a real world overview before I put mine together today. The included instructions are more confusing then helpful. FYI your front valance bar is installed backwards, that's why your valance angles up before it hangs down. Also the wall brackets have two parallel ridges on the top hole where the awning metal bar nut goes, if those are positioned on top, then you don't need a wrench to hold the nut while you tighten the securing bolt. Thanks again, keep making videos !!

In California does anyone know how much they charge per sq foot as a drywall contractor?

Having Trouble with the locking pin any help?

Good Lawt! So thankful that you made this video! As a "newbie" to mitre saws in general, but not great teachers (I am an educator) A+++! Any suggestions for loosening up the nut that holds the saw blade on? I dont know if Im too weak to do it, or if mine is just put on EXCEPTIONALLY well. Thanks again! 😅🎉😊

Good video but could skip the music.

Excellent information and instruction. Thank you!

Just curious but why didn't you use treated bottom plates for the cabinets?

I'm curious how you learned all your skills? I retired and have been remodeling to stay busy and you have been an valuable resource. Thanks. When are you going to get a show on DIY network?

I suspect my shower drain has no U traps because it has some smell in it. It is on the concrete slab foundation so I couldn't go below to see and confirm. Do you have any advice?

Awesome Video!! That helps a lot!

Great idea using an L bracket. I cut a hook out of plywood to hang mine. I like your L bracket better.

Good job! Thank you!

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Unless you have uneven walls and need a lot of thinnest, buttering is a ton of work (not for beginners) and needs a helper or your thinnest will start setting. I just tore out a shower I did 11 years ago...lesson learned never use natural stone even sealed in a shower....I did not back butter and the pieces did not come off the tile or hardiboard using a 20lb sledgehammer. I had to beat the snot out of the shower....the key is thinnest is the right consistency.....if is it the right consistency with the right trowel....it aint coming off in its lifetime.

Wow! this is an excellent video. I am a total beginner and I learnt so much from watching your video. Thank you very much!

Many states will only allow no more than a 4’ overhang

Ah, using the "old method" I-cut or X-cut and wrapping the housewrap into the sides, aka extending your drainage plane to the inside of the building. REAL SMART ;-P

Question, what is the purple wire?

New subscriber here. Absolutely, amazing video. From the info on bolting the saw to a 10 inch piece of wood ( I only had a 12 on hand) to what and where the bag of pieces, I was ready to throw back in the box, were to be placed, cause i felt intimidated.

I rarely haul stuff, but I'd be interested in getting one for tailgating parties when my local university football team plays. 🤔

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Dont’t bang on your 11 in one with a hammer. You’ll fuck it up. unless you don’t care. Your tools are your lifeblood.

I took a pex course last week..I will be doing an abandoned house this weekend this video was very helpful

This is the video I have been looking for. Subscribed!

Yeah, my lumber rack cost me 100 00 and I haul 20 footers all the time 😂

This thing is huge! I just need to know how to wire a little 2 breaker box. Lol

Very easy to understand I think I’m gonna try it but probably gonna watch the video while I do it. Thank you

Great teacher. Thanks for your videos

I wish I can do the same.

Great job!

I used to have one i think it came from harbor freight. I've used it both ways as a ladder holder with one of the ladder brackets that bolt into the corner of your bed, i had one in euther side & this on the back to carry multiple ladders & pic. They do work very well although they aren't the most heavy duty gauge of steel but strong enough for thier shape. Used as an extender is real helpful too. Don't listen to all the saftey karens telling you "omg its so dangerous!" Just used once in awhile for short trips its fine, I've seen vehicles on the road daily that are farore dangerous then this, all these trucks with rubber band tires stretched onto too big super offset 24" rims flying down the street - but thats ok tho right!? Use this tool occasionally and safety to transport lumber to your jobsite & thats fine. Obviously its not going to be used to deliver lumber as a daily job, but when you need it its just fine. Tell the ones who tell you its so dangerous to mind their own business and continue putting their lumber in the back seat of their Prius sticking out the window 6 feet into oncoming traffic. If you need to move long lumber from time to time this is what you want to buy. If you build decks etc on a daily basis, this is obviously not for you because you already own a fullsize 3/4 ton+ truck w\ ladder rack and\or the trailers to go along with that towing truck. Saftey police need not apply here!🤦🏻‍♂️🤔🤦🏻‍♂️🛠️🔧🔩🦺⚠️🚧😎😀

you know what a truck lumber rack is??

It is extremely beautiful and I wonder how much it costs. Could you please tell us, thank you.

I have some questions about yt

A decade ago my dad welded one up like this ....but it was level with the tailgate

Got a new subscriber here second year electrician at the age of 37 best thing I did was join this trade and your videos help a lot

Can the panel be mounted upside down to eliminate feeder wire being so long?

Straight about to do all of this bc the mf we bought this house from hired some incompetent mf cuz all of it is wrong. Even our box is UPSIDE DOWN.

Great beginners video ty!

Thank u very much i didn't know much about the panel I learnt from this video😊

Josh, this is an amazing video and helped me a lot to install my awning. Do you have any instructions on how to do the adjustments to the motor (open and close states)

Why would a 14-50 be required for an EV charger? It required an additional conductor which will never be used. A 6-50 would make more sense.

Really appreciate your content, keep up the great work.

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NEVER USE A SHARK BITE THEY’RE TOO UNRELIABLE

Very nice video guide!! Thanks