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Хорошая работа, молодец 👍

Great video. I like your garage doors. thanks

Yeah caulk it

is there a way to tracer a wire that is at least 30 feet long... so I need it to locate the other end of the wire, 30 feet away. ?

Great video lots of good tips. Only wondering about using silicone as a sealer around the drain fitting. Unlikely but if there is any movement ( pipe knocked) then the silcone could partly pull awsy breaking the seal? I would only use the putty as it feels safer. 👍👍 video

I've seen in several places now that you are not supposed to put a vanity over top of vinyl plank flooring, and you do not address this at all.

method # 3 works not the way that you used it. You need the welding station with the air dryer welder and a proper technic of using it with the plastic rods, also the plastic rods should be the same as the plastic you weld(like ABS plastic needs ABS rods, PP needs PP and etc.). By this method you can weld plastic with itself and have the detail you try to repair still be from the material it was made, so it will look and behave like the original from the manufacturer. For example. I use hot air and plastic rods to repair the bumpers of a cars and the bumpers stay exactly like they were before the crash, same material, same weight and etc. The method you showed in video is complete bs.

Beautiful

BEST VIDEO TEACHING TECHNIQUE ANYWHERE!!! 👍👍👍

Shark 🦈 Bite type self sealing fittings . Job done!

Thank you!👍

Impressed

Is it non slippery ?

I jusi pop a hole and drain into a plastic spray bottle or paint jar

Well done…thank you for doing this. It is the best video on this topic by far!

you will pass out from goo gone if not ventilated

Thanks for the video.

The noise from the WD-40 can being serviced sounds like Cartman’s Mexican Staring Frog from Southern Sri Lanka.

Good video 😊

As a retired master carpenter for over forty 46 years, we used a bevel square to mark the reveal of the jamb.

A whole lot easier and cheaper and safer to go buy a new can

The BEST demo of products ever.Great JOB young man.

So many problems I don't where to begin

5:10 *gasp* it's a caulk condom! put a condom on your caulk, lol

Thank you for this very informative video, I have tossed out too many of these half full cans😊

I would be interested to see how it would hold if you swing the weight perpendicular to the wall like what sometimes happens during an earthquake.

I wish I saw this yesterday before I worked so hard.

TLDR: Caulk tube condoms solve the issue :)

good advice based on tests.

I loved the video.👍🍻

The way you did that wasn't 100 percent correct and like people say it should have rebar anchored in there but it's nice to see your little helper some day he might be a builder or architect.

That’s a good little machine ❤

I've heard and it makes sense not to use a yard sign advertising what security system you have because then the burglers can figure out how to beat that specific system. You should use generic sings and stickers. Lilke Simplisafe can be beat with a $2 Amazon product.

seen hook screw instead of nails on the tip of the tubes so they can be hand unscrewed when next used months later outdoors

Nice video, thank you! But man - PINK GLOVES, REALLY?

I came across your videos. I like the way you explained the process step by step. And linking the products used. It helps alot. For people who want to diy. Thanks.

Caulk condoms!

Do my house next

super helpful

Instead of marking for all the upright studs why not just nail only 1 1/2 in up and it nails it right into the bottom seal plate of the wall

Great job 👍

Installed it and it went perfectly thanks to you, didn't even know this type of switch existed until yesterday.

Just began watching the video. And I understand mistakes were made. But there’s no way he can tie this into a water diversion system.

Got a few cans with no pressure. This works just great.

I used a metal washer between the bolt head and the rubber gasket in the tank because the bolt head was about 1/4 " smaller than the original bolt. I wanted the metal washer inside the tank to help more evenly disperse tightening pressure to avoid cracks around the bolt holes. Then I put a rubber gasket , metal washer, then nut at the bottom of the tank. I put the tank on the toilet, and finished off both bolts with a rubber gasket, a metal washer and a nut. The final rubber gaskets were to protect the porcelain, and for easier removal of the nuts next time I have to fix the toilet. The left bolt does not leak at all. The right bolt leaks a tiny drop every now and then. I put a small plastic container under it . Takes weeks to fill. I suspect my husband overtightened the right bolt when he first installed the toilet, since it has always been leaking. Yeah, that's him, Mr. Locktight. He puts the Kung Fu grip on everything.

i've found that aluminum foil tape works pretty well, i've seen tubes last at least 6 months with it.

A+ for your review, E for 3M's product. Sorry, but I'll stick with the tried-and-true old reliable wall plugs. But keep up your very insightful reviews.

Do a #5 with staples from 4 plus a steel wool layer on each side.

I would've liked to see how you installed and secured the farmhouse sink.