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@@saulkravitz I want to say fixed fins are glued on, but there maybe some manufacturers that have molded fins? Review the video starting at 2:08. I talk about identifying the types of materials, hypalon and pvc, for your iSUP. Then you can get the correct adhesive for your iSUP. Hope that helps!

@@1898PR you're welcome! Good luck on your project, and congratulations on the wedding!

Thank you!

@@caraleemcgraw3275 (zinc coated (indoor use) 2-1/2” Kreg pocket hole screws

@@williamcoleiv3651 Congratulations! Good luck on the build! Just mind your cut lines so you can make strong, tight fitting joints. 👍

@@RomanKundys my iSUP is constructed with polyvinyl chloride (PVC) fabric. And the adhesive I used (HH-66) is one of the better choices for this type of material and project. I hope this helps!

@@shindenn2390 you are welcome 👍

Unless your rubber hose is reinforced, I think it would be difficult to use this technique on a rubber hose. The vinyl hose I used was reinforced and ridge enough to not flop over when I started to push the fitting into it.

I think it is possible with the right tools and skills. The difficult part, at least for me, would be getting a deep enough cut with the saw(s). My circular saw, and jigsaw would not be able to handle nearly 4" deep cut. A hand saw could do it, but require skill and patiences to get "square" cuts. Good luck with your project!!

Also, before you drop $$ on a lot of lumber, find some scrap pieces of 4x4 to practice on.👍

Thank you!

In that scenario, true hose adapter is probably the best solution.

You are welcome! Hope all goes well 👍

Thanks brother!

Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed the results of the effort that went into the show!

I sequenced all the shows because I have zero budget to buy sequences 😂😅

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you! And I'll do my best 😀

@@doitstepbystep3376 Merry Christmas to you and your family doing well remember Elvis Presley is a legend He never be forgotten and beyond 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲💙💙

You're welcome! You're welcome very much!

Thank you! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you also!

Thank you for the Voice over!

Thanks Dave. The fast beats and rhythm makes sequencing tedious, but worth it if it's done right.

You're welcome ! Glad it helped.

I have not tried a rubber tube. If you cannot find the correct size, it might be worth it for you to try.

@@doitstepbystep3376 it worked💯

Rock on @@jlovee2211 ! That's good to know!

You're welcome!

I would think so, and secured with the appropriate hose clamp.

Absolutely! Please see this video: ruclips.net/video/pownFIMcDho/видео.html

Glad this video is helpful!

Thank you for the comment! Hmm. I live near the coast and it can get breezy in my garden. I would build another arch and make it a standalone 3D hexagon. I would be brace them with wood at maybe two foot spacing and see it I like the proportions. Maybe have a jasmine vine grow onto it.

I would think so. I had to go to a local hardware store, like Ace or Tractor Supply to find the adapter I needed.

@@doitstepbystep3376 Thanks. I'll have a look around.

Hi! I am sure that the dimensions can be scaled up to accommodate a taller hexagon. Just need to use lengths longer than 4'. The one I built is almost 7' tall and 8' wide. In this video ruclips.net/video/0MyPcRHUTsA/видео.html the groom is 6'3" and the minister is almost 6'4".

Hi. You can use a hair dryer if you want too. I dipped the hose in hot water to evenly heat up the material so not to risk uneven heating or over heating. One commenter noted that there could be mold or mildew on the fitting if you use the method in the video. My fitting is still working great, with no mold or mildew issues.

Thanks! I hope to make more DIY videos very soon. I lost access to the laptop and camcorder I used to produce and edit the videos a year ago and have borrowing equipment. I now have a new MacBook and a decent camcorder. Saving up for editing software....

@@doitstepbystep3376 I look forward to your work!

Hope it works!

@@doitstepbystep3376 worked like a charm. My Frankenstein toilet water connection goes 11/16 pipe > 5/8 id vinyl hose > 5/8 barb to 1/2 female thread > 1/2 toilet shutoff valve. Next step is to conceal it. I'm thinking 2" pvc slipped over the whole thing with an escutcheon on top.

@@jeffsguitarwork Awesome!

You're welcome! :)

Three camping trips, and still good here too!

Hi Benjamin. I used 2-1/2” Kreg pocket hole screws for soft wood). Please check the video at the 7:10 mark for the pocket hole instructions. Good luck!

Yes, you can! The measurements for the joints will be different but they are determined the same way. Here is a link for a 1x4 template. ruclips.net/video/x4J0TIL4Mcc/видео.html Same width as a 2x4! Hope it helps.

Awesome! I'm glad this helped =)

Actually by first securing each piece of lumber by not tightening the screws allows each piece of lumber to properly aligned itself with the lumber on either side. This saves time by not having to loosen the screws to realigned lumber that had been tightly secured without the other pieces of lumber on each side.

Hi Arron. for mu lumber, I used 2-1/2” Kreg pocket hole for soft wood.

You're welcome! I'm glad it helped you!

Hi Maddie! Supporting floral arrangements should not be a problem. See this one here: ruclips.net/video/0MyPcRHUTsA/видео.html You can certainly make longer supports if that helps you. The base support length I selected is a good compromise between support needed and avoiding potential trip hazards with longer base supports. Good Luck!

@@doitstepbystep3376 Thank you so much!