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Nice, very well executed and explained. Thank you sir.

Thank you for the inspiration

I think I would have drilled the holes into the 2x4 first, then positioned the 2x4 on the wall and used the holes in the wood to mark the correct spots for the anchors on the wall, then drilled the holes into the wall. Also, good comments about using silicone around the holes to prevent moisture intrusion.

Also great energy, I’m loving the hard work!

This video imo is the video needed for drilling stucco

Just what I was looking for👍👍

thank you so much, i want to hang a door awning going into the garage. Seen a picture it installed but i have stucco and want it to look more pleasant so want to add board frame and then the awning on that.

You should put a ring of waterproof silicone around the holes in stucco then attach the 2x4.

Bout to build a porch thankyou

Unnecessary music, kind of difficult hearing what you're saying. I still gave the video a 👍🏽

Dude this was soooo helpful! Thank you so much. Also, I had to watch it multiple times cause I was jamming to the badass beat in the background. So dope

tapcons only should be used in solid masonry, traditional plastic in hollow, and you should use a good ol' lag bolt since your going into the stud 🤙the stucco is just a medium, the wood is what's holding the actual screw

Thanks for the video. Quick question. If I want to hang something off an outdoor stucco column of my house, which already had gutter brackets with 3/16” 2 1/2” screws drilled into it (so I’m guessing it’s plywood beneath it), would I use a 1/8” carbide drill bit to go all the way through the stucco and wood and then screw a 3/16” screw into the 1/8” hole in the stucco, or would that risk cracking the stucco? Or would I drill a bigger hole through the stucco and then a smaller hole into the wood behind it so the screw won’t put outward pressure on the stucco? What do you think? Thanks in advance for any feedback on this.

1:17 why u out uh breff?

D-Walt drill, like I said 😅

I really appreciate you taking the time to share while getting your own project done. I have what appears to be the same exterior walls as you, and I found the studs like you did. I've been confused however by DIY advice telling me to buy expansion anchors instead of drilling/screwing for/into a stud. I still don't understand the disconnect, but I am glad to see you demonstrating how to get to the stud.

Music too loud, voice too low. Can't hear what you're saying.

Not very helpful. You drove the screws through the wood using the same drill bit or did you change it? It can't be the same drill bit. Plus you have this loud rap music going on in the background, couldn't hear much.

Great video I’m looking for part 2. My only suggestion is to maybe add a sealant to keep out water and termites in your house, I’ve seen neoprene seals used between new mount and the house.

Poor job, will leak at holes drilled into stucco

Super helpful.

Good Job Brother.....

Dude can’t hear you with all the music🤦‍♂️

Homie had to add weight to his bench to make the video lol

Do you only recommend working on stucco at night?

Couldnt tell what you were doing wasnt very educational. It lacked tutorial style of teaching big time

Once I seen the Nelly bandaid I knew I could trust this man 🤣

Very helpful video! If I may suggest, don’t be shy and speak louder. You got skills my friend.

Smart idea to find the stud location from the inside. That suspense 007 music though :)

Rhythm was a nice touch, but couldn’t hear a word you were saying. These hearing aids don’t work well with a lot of background noise.

next time wait till daylight to make video; no rush to making youtube videos

Rah Brother!!! Just what I needed to see for the wife mounting some used pallets on the wall for a garden jar planter along our garage.

Hard to hear his voice explaining things. Music is louder than he is.

Ooh rah brother

Hammer drill?

love the jacket I got a green al deid one 👌

Bad audio. Can’t understand a word.

Your voice audio is super quiet yet you still have background music. Audio issues.

Helpful. Thanks

are those old school cement weights? lol

Nice shirt!

I couldn't hear anything or explanation of what you were trying to accomplish

Do I need a special drill or just a special bit?

Hope he not hanging up any more than that two by four on those thin flimsy screws he used, come on now!

HI! What Dewalt drill did you use that had enough power to do this job? I"m looking for a new drill and would rather get 1 than having to get a hammer drill too. Thanks!

cant hear you at all

You got a thumbs up because of the band-aid. This dude is like, “let’s go! I’m making content. No excuses!” Also, lovely family.

The beat makes me wanna freestyle

I didn't notice any sealing against water. You drilled a hole into the stucco, so water can now possibly get in. Aren't you suppose to caulk or seal around the holes prior to mounting the wood? Also, and maybe you don't need to do this but shouldn't you use a blade bit to drill a small recession for a washer as well, making it stronger and sealing that at the end?