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Very detailed; well done Martin!

I enjoyed your video! If you added a bit more water to your mix, I think it would have been easier to match the pattern, especially if you were using premixed joint compound. We all learn as we go. Hope it all turned out great!

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Always concise and easy to understand and follow

Very informative and very easy to follow, always concise 😊 31:34

Garage is considered a wet space. You cannot run Romex in conduit in a wet space. THHN/THNW 6g would is the correct choice. Exposed PVC conduit is subjeted to physical damage. Did you use scheudule 80 conduit and fittings?

Also, you need to either have a lockout plate on the breaker, or add a lockout capable safety disconnect to the circuit. If you go with a NEMA 14-50 outlet, it needs to use a GFCI breaker.

The comments are correct regarding wire selection. NM-B 6/2 is not rated for 48A continuous or a 60A breaker. Use 6-AWG THHN, TCER 6/2, or SER 4/3 for direct wire. What’s worse is that a lot of inspectors aren’t even catching this error. Good job on torquing the screws. Always torque twice! For those that use a NEMA 14-50, make sure to use a Heavy Duty outlet. The regular duty outlets aren’t rated for the continuous current and are melting down.

I can do the same thing with sodium hypoclorite if I dilute it to 6% on concrete and roofs

Martin, you’re a natural teacher and your attention to detail really translates well in your content! That pumice stone technique was clutch. A couple plumbing techniques for your next toilet foray. 1) you risk toilet rocking and porcelain cracking if your toilet flange is not flush with your finished floor. Many mistakenly set the flange incorrectly which leads to eventual failure. 2) though caulking the toilet looks nice if ever a leak develops under the toilet you’ve now prevented the water pooling being an indicator something is wrong. You should check out Steven Lavinmore’s channel (he’s a very thoughtful plumber that’s been making RUclips content for over 10 years!) 3) another high point of failure for toilets is the water line, since your already have it disconnected not a bad idea to replace the shutoff with a brass quarter turn and replace the water line hose. (Write the date of replacement on the label, so you have reference for the next guy). Enjoying your DIY content!

Thanks for the super detailed video. I was wondering why running in the wires in the attic vs in another PVC pipe along the ceiling.

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Awesome vid. It’s so cool that you did all this for your daughter. My wife wants this same closet brand.

I love how thoroughly he explains every step. Never knew how important baby wipes are, they simplify every time of cleanup. What a good idea! Marty explains every possibility. Really enjoy watching him!

Well played sir.

Nice video. Thank you.

Concise and informative

God bless the guys that really get outside and do these things to keep everything beautiful!!! I wish I could get my partner to do ONE thing outside a year.

Thank you! Great video.❤❤❤

Individual stranded THHN 6 awg wires might have been better than the 6-2 NM (Romex) cable you used. Probably less expensive. It has a higher temperature rating (90 C) and thus a higher current rating (recall 55 A in conduit, for 2 cond max). Much easier to pull thru conduit. I bought it by the foot recently at Lowes for another project (now planning for an EV charger). They had red, blk, wht, and grn stranded. Home Depot had only 2 colors by the foot in 6 awg, at higher price.

Great video and that pumice stone to clean scratches of the toilet bowl is such a great tip!

Great job Martin!

I think im going to do this for my house, good looking out. The difference is night and day.

You sir are a master handy man, I saw your EV charger video and it was very well made.

GOOD JOB MARTIN, VERY CLEAN 👍👌

You shouldn't use the 48 amp setting. You've got Romex wire, you have to use the 60c rating, so that's 55 amps. Max continuous would be 44 amps. You should have finished the attic run and used THHN wire, then you could have used the 75c rating of 65amps. You would have been able to charge at 48 amps then.

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Good job! Keep some latex gloves as well brother.

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But because the door is not fully closed, don't you wind up with a gap on your top door panel where the panel tilts in slightly?

Thanks for sharing. Does this/ will Undoor work with automated garage doors that are not pulled down manually as we see here in the video?

I like your thinking about wire size - it’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it

Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing

After watching a dozen or so of these types of videos, each of which has one or more comments about the wire gauge being incorrect, as well as comments from people whose electricians did it wrong, or even comments from supposed electricians getting it wrong, I am seriously wondering if there is a high likelihood that I would get a incorrect install from an electrician at this point.

Nicely done. Thx for sharing

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Thank You for All that you are doing for our Planet Earth.... Peace.. Shalom.. Salam.. Namaste 🙏🏻 😊 🌈 ✌ ☮ ❤

Thank you for the step-by-step. I ordered both the Undor and that same weather seal before seeing this video, but I'm glad now knowing that I've got the right materials coming. I'm hoping replacing the seal will go as smoothly as yours seemed to go!

I would use this after pressure washing as a preventative.

Nice install. I just installed the same dishwasher today at a rental property. The only thing different on mine is that mine has a door handlebar. other than that, same control panel and everything. I also liked the fact that you can see and push the buttons even with the door closed. It is a quite dishwasher.

As previously mentioned, this will not pass inspection. First, you should always get a permit and inspection. Our utility offers installation cost rebate and requires a passed inspection (aside from just keeping people safe.) It is not just setting the charger to a max of 50 amps output but the 60amp breaker is too big for the wire type and needs to drop to 50. If I install an EVSE with a 60amp breaker to achieve 48 amps on the charger, I need to use either #4 romex or #6 thhn in conduit.

Nice brother

You're welcome to take whatever level of risk you're comfortable with, but I would not be strapping a tank of potassium hydroxide on my back under any circumstances. Also, it's very expensive for what it is. You're paying for 1%-5% of potassium hydroxide. The manufacturer will not disclose the exact percentage as they claim it is a trade secret.

Liquid chlorine my friend. 30 seconds on your fence and Awesome on your gutters. Foamer?