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What time of lime is this please and does it stay smooth

For those that don't know, this is a home Depot commercial, they've become more sneaky than ever

Is it the same story with concrete block?

Been using crimp rings for 20 plus years never have had an issue with any rings failing just recently had an issues with rings from Bluefin not being able to crimp at all but thats it.

Not ground out enough and not skilled enough so as to joint it up. Needs a nice weather struck. Looks like a pikkie job

I think...., never mind.

This would cut circles good right? For duct work into plenums

There’s plenty of value and quality to be found in Ryobi.

Can this be used to whitewash hardwood floors?

After it is punctured it traps water, contributing to rot, pressure treated wood is only surface deep

Cooper is actually more resilient to effects corrosion than stainless steel. On top of that your forming metal versus using a tighten clamp. There's plenty of failed screw clamps on vehicles cooling systems.

but what’s this one called!?

What product do you use to stain brick? I've got a small brick porch that I would like to stain. I've tried to pressure wash it and it cleans it up but it needs a little something extra to freshen it up.

Crimps are rust proof, but you can’t say the same about your tool 🤪

You can kiss the slippery in

Who died and left you a professor

I got window insulation on clearance at Menards a couple winters ago. I put on two layers and it was like Florida all winter - we like it hot in cheap senior HOA housing in northern midwest! Saved a ton of money but more importantly kept the house WARM!!! Sure people at first might complain how it looks but the blinds cover it pretty well and the sun is so low in the winter it's not a big deal - our state priorities comfort over fashion. I have an infrared detector - so I am always taking temps - why? Some people choose fashion first but then they are in denial about why they are sneezing, etc.

what about breathable paint

I still see it dude? Also rubbing into it made it worse😂❤

Do you cut sheet metal often? How does it do going through the seam

Sun roof time 😂 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Stainless steel cinches are also much easier to take off if you made a mistake by breaking the tab

Is mineral paint same thing as limewash? If no, hows it different

Will it actually cut lock forms though if you wanted to cut off lengths?

Sheesh... the actual installation of the low voltage dimmer does not start until 2:40 and then offers little to no information. That combined with background conversations makes this a useless tutorial.

Yep 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 stucco sucks

Why do you prefer those oils instead of cedar oil?

My new dream sink. That's super cool!

Looks like a big ass beer cap 😂

It's called a foot pan 😂

So they make highly vapor permeable latex paints that exceed 50+ perms. Is there any reason why you think that wouldn't work if it's more permeable than the lime mortar and the old brick?

Kreatif

If you are buying a property "as is" this seems even more important.

New rate your toe is about to drop

This is wonderful.

We US Americans at large have lost the innovativeness to accomplish this. Much less make something so intricate. So cool

Backwards savages

Nice 🔥

Äkta tjära!

Most commercial linseed oil products are degummed by using the alkali-process. It's quite chemical in nature and leaves you with a linseed oil that is not optimal for painting. But it certainly is "cleaned". The question is now how you purify the oil. I've been using horse feed linseed oil - it is mostly grown in eastern Europe, Poland etc. not THE best oil, but quite good - and then cleaning it by first letting it sit for a year, some stuff will then automatically "fall out" of the oil and settle on the bottom of the container. Then I wash it either with saltwater and sand or by using 90 proof alcohol. That will drag much of the gum, proteins out of the oil. Then I freeze the oil to get the wachs to fall out of the oil and settle on the bottom as well. The last step is letting the oil oxidize in the sun for 20 days in shallow aluminium containers used for barbecue. The oil will get VERY light (almost completely white, just with a hint of yellow tint) and dry much faster in the end. Of all the ways I've experimented with, the alcohol wash and sun curing seemed to produce the least yellowing oil by far. It's a time consuming process, but if you have the time and don't mind getting your hands a bit oily, it's kinda fun :)

Sure then you screw into the tape making holes for water to keep in. Kind of like a rubber roof, your not supposed to nail into a rubber roof

We follow you guys on Instagram, and now subscribed on RUclips. You're doing great. Love your content and your vision for sustainable historic preservation

Thank you good video

So excited for this series! This is what I want to be doing in a few years. I'm an architecture historian not long out of college and moving to the DC area soon, and I'm interested in historically rehabilitative real estate investment.

Wait but can I buy all the pieces of that bathroom at 8:50 if you take 'em out 🤩🤩

Hi, just found your channel. I am 10 seconds in and I'm already like this guys are pro's, greetings from the Netherlands!

Right across the street from a FWGS? Primo real estate!

Came over from Instagram. I can’t wait to see more videos on this project.

Put a mask on bro

Do they know your father is a knife maker?