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Oh. You didn't watch the complete video. :) Yes, it still stays paired. Watch how to replace the battery at the end.

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If the table was bought, you probably don't need to worry about it. The manufacture would has designed the table to not bow. If it does, it should be covered under some warranty. If the table was custom made, then maybe I would reinforce it, depending on how long you had the table. If you had it for a year already, it probably would have bowed by now. If you do decide to support it anyway, use the same aluminum but longer and 1/8 thick. I hope this helped. Don't forget to subscribe. Thanks.

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That would work if it dries in time. Remember this is a temporary fix.

Is too long....more like a teaching project 👍👍👍👍👍👍

🤔 I tried not to make to make it long, but it be like that sometimes.

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It will look better than what it was.

@@A_H_M_C That's fair. I just think at that point, replacing the door slab would be the path I'd take!

Yeah. I'm just trying to help the people who can't really afford a new door, let alone the tools needed to properly install a new door. Thanks for the comments.

@@A_H_M_C Very noble cause! Keep at it man

At least he smoothed it out! The handyman that my elderly mother hired just stuck a blob of some type of brown filler on there and left; he never smoothed it out. Looks horrible, but now it’s hard as a rock. I’m trying to figure out what I can do to make it look better.

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That's true. Check to make sure your hinge is tightly secured on the door before shaving the door people. Thanks for pointing that out.

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Thank you. Good luck with your business.

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Good to know.

A set like that has a variety of bits. It's to make different size holes in any kind of material. On average, the hole is to accept a screw. Example... Drill a hole in a stud to put in a big screw to hang a big TV. Or drill a hole on the building (Concrete) to accept screws to hang a camera or water hose. If you're hanging anything heavy, it will need a screw. It has bits like flat head, Philip head, Allen head, and star bit head. It's just a all round set.

I had a concept for a 2-story house towards the end of the video. Did you see it? Try it and see if it'll work.

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Thanks, will do!