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Great video just happened to come across it this morning. I work for a radon company in NJ. You definitely made it easy for abutting doing a DYI. I would just always recommend using an electrician for the cut off switch on the exterior.

Beautiful work

What did you use to seal around the sump pump dome? Looks like silicone?

I love this. Nicest I came across so far on RUclips. 👌🙏

Dude legit have a small project gonna follow suit great vid

We love our lake home,,,,❤ nothing like living on the lake.

Great tutorial… thanks for putting it on RUclips. Time to start my retaining wall project!

I was just doing a similar project at my home and man my back is killing me. Great to see your project! Looks awesome!

Just wondering what filter you would use for Sulphur. Thanks

Thank you for all of this information. Does the filte go after the pressure tank?

Thank you for all of the information. Do you pit the filter before or after the pressure tank?

Great information. Thank you. Does anyone know if Shenandoah grass is deer resisant?

Excellent video! Step by step and really helpful- thank you!!! 🙏🏼

A little funnel thing?

I got a new Camelot like this and it doesn't have the orange color part. Is is crucial?

Did you use the #4 template on the crimper?

For clarity, when he says "level," he's often referring to "flat." A sloping grade can be very flat but not level. Great video with good tips and it explains important considerations for a proper installation. Long levels make for a good straight edge to check flatness but not necessarily level depending on your installation.

Great video!

Very informative and to the point!! Well done

$15,000 to install about 10 landscape steps??? Where the F*** do you live? Beverly Hills???

Do I need add a pipe for drainage?

How did you secure the balloons to the boat? What lights did you buy? How did you power them? Thank you!!

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3/16 is 1/16 more than 1/8. 304 is a grade. 1/8 and 1/16 are sizes. You can’t get a 1/16 in a 1/8.

excavator operator kicked butt

Informative video. Thank you. What "Steamboat Ken' basically used is commonly referred to as a 'storyboard'. I'm intrigued by Ken leaving the tension-er hardware fully exposed on the inside of the run, it def has it's appeal, as opposed to your leaving the hardware threaded ends overly long and just capping it with the acorns...no offense. I'm using all black hardware so leaving the hardware exposed will have even less visual impact...will have to give that some thought......thanks again.

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for when searching how to construct a curved staircase on a hillside. I can’t believe you were able to complete this project in a couple of days. Amazing! The end result is just beautiful. You have inspired me…and my back hurts just thinking about starting my own project. Thank you so much!

How do you uncrimp something ? Do you just cut the wire and get a new piece of hardware?

How would you do a 90 deg turn on a corner post? thanks! GREAT VIDEO! Dave

Looks great! How has it held up over these last 2 years? I'm trying to decide between using mortar or not.

This was a great follow up to your previous video. Question about the stairs and posts - What is the safe or code distance between posts for using this wire system? You step post distance seems much longer than other videos I have watched

No issues with the very long run? Is this Muzata? I thought they suggested 15’ distances between tensioners.

It looks amazing! I love the tight gaps between the stones. Thanks for the tips and inspiration!

This would never be permitted in our area that close to water. But the soils did look like a nice sandy loam.

Your gardens are beautiful! The deer are very aggressive eaters here where I am and found that stayed away from boxwood, lavender,catmint and prickly evergreens. With the success that I’ve had with those it has given me the confidence to experiment a little more by adding other deer resistant plants. Thanks for the suggestions I’m going to look for some of those

What growing zone are you in?

The rock is piled here after the basement dig, so thanks for all of those pointers. It turned out very nice indeed.

Excellent video

Great video! I am surprised it didn't get more attention. You are spot on for most of the plants (at least the ones I know for sure as we have them too) - by the way, boxwood would come up as the most popular recommender deer resistant bush. Thank you for ideas on other plants, especially the ground-cover ones!

Looks great those rocks get heavy fast

Nice job with the video and patio. I love how tightly you spaced your stones. Thanks!

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Hi, we are trying to buy supplies for cable railing for wood posts on our stairs. They only sell 30 and 45* protectors sleeves, but our stairs are ~38*. Do you think the protectors they sell will still work? I've called and asked and they didn't know the answer for some reason and cannot find this answer anywhere else for any other product but it's unreasonable to assume all stairs are exactly 30*.

What a beautiful place. Job well done. Enjoy!

That looks so dang good. Great work!!!!

I love the railings, what kind of wood did you use for your little bar area where the stools are? That’s such a great idea.

WOW.. You truly did an amazing job. It’s very inspiring how you translated your vision into action. This video is so informative and useful to details

Wow...code allows a simple dry well leach tank that close to a lake...u consider a aerobic system?

Just found you! Your staircase got a sub from me. Brilliant work. I do a lot of the same stuff as you, and was looking for a solution. I didnt find my solution here, but your work totally inspired me. Im a lawn care pro and landscape designer, and in winter, an old house restoration specialty contractor. Really love your vibe and excited to have found your channel.

What did this job cost?