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Thank you so much

Thank you for this. It has helped me pin point my issue with our kitchen sink being clogged. It cost me $63 to rent a similar tool from Home Depot!

ya what about inside ?

the only thing is i can't find the outside drainage thing for my kitchen 😭

Where did you get the plan or design for this fireplace? Very cool.

How do I love this video? Let me count the ways. (1) clear images and close-ups (2) articulate spoken word AND helpful written explanations accompanying the narration (3) no heavy-metal or aggressive driving bass music -- in fact, really nice music to tide over the extended periods of performing tasks While this may be helpful for DIYers, for me the value lies in knowing what the process is so I can have more informed conversations while selecting a stucco contractor to perform the work. The first time I heard a contractor refer to a screed, I laughed. (He didn't understand why. Maybe he's never been exposed to the Comments section on RUclips.) I subscribed!

This came out amazing! You make it look easy, I just finished mine and I must agree that there's definitely an art to doing stucco.. I built my whole kitchen inside the house from scratch and to me that was way easier than stucco.. Thank you for showing all your steps and even some of the mistakes you made along the way, helps me not be soo hard on myself lol.. Thank you for sharing this great series.

Leak detector? Soapy wadder dude, it’s free.

What pc program did you use for the design?

what type of power drain auger is used in this video? Would like to know for purchasing...

I do understand the logic behind the primer, but don't really see the benefits. We all know that a properly applied PVC glue will last forever, and if a leaks occurs, it will most likely be somewhere else along in the pipe, not in the glued joints. I guess the most important things to consider is to use a good quality glue, and apply it properly on both sides of the pipes that will make contact.

You're the best teacher on RUclips!!!!!!!!!

Just came across this Video, and very informative and interesting. This Guy aint too bad looking, and seems quite handy! 😊 Good video Bru! 👍

I've been asking myself, is the notching even worth it? Does it really add any rigidity or strength to the structure?

After hours of trying to figure out the bathroom sink leak we watched your video. We changed the hose and voila! Thank you

Looks good, next time add more water to your cement you don’t have too follow the rules on the bag.

Use gloves

Great upper body workout as you mentioned yourself in a response.

Thank you Paul- after hear a loud hissing sound at 3:30 am your video helped me turn of the house water supply. Too much calcification for me BUT I knew what to expect when someone came in to fix it. Thanks Again 🙏🏽

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The counter tops came out awesome. You did a fantastic job. Quick question: what type of plastic strips did you add to the sides (opposite the edge forms)? Also, did you leave those on there, or did you removed them when you removed the forms?

Where do you live that you don't have to worry about those pipes freezing?

Wonderful vid....thank you

Always use anti seize on the threads of the union. Makes it easy to take apart in the future if necessary.

Where do you buy this metal framing material please help me

There is a flexible alternative to your galvanized riser, it’s called an X-Riser, it simplifies the whole installation!

I would dump my dirty water outside in case of hairs and grease and grime. But I'm in a country part of my city so I can do it since we are by a wooded area lol. I know some people can't do that but it might be helpful for your pipes.

I've been following your build for a wile and it has helped me a lot! Thank you very much for showing us your work. Any progress on the stucco? I am currently getting ready to do stucco over cement board but have been waiting for you to show how to properly do it. Thank you again.

What software did you use for planning.

Well done video! Thanks

Thank you for this video.

Dude, I do commercial havc. I run ridgid and people on Milwaukee and Dewalt are stunned by the affordability. I jacked up 2 batteries because I got them wet. No questions. Replacements were sent and they said to drop the damaged batteries at home depot. I always register as soon as I buy.

Thanks. Great video. Are you producing an upcoming video for the stucco?

That looks really good and what a frickin coincidence 😂. My wife and I were finally able to afford our first house and it has a cracked fireplace mantle that I have yet to figure out how I'm gonna go about repairing or replacing it. But I love that dark color of the concrete! Gives me some inspiration thank you!

Great tutorial! I came here looking a header detail, and you provided a great one. Nice work on your project! Thank you!

This video was awesome and very helpful THANKS for sharing 👍

Your finger and hand placement on some of these cuts is definitely giving me anxiety

dude the snake thing is stuck inside the pipe thing, im sitting here about to cry caue idk what to do. someone help me please it wont reverse uts only going forwards😢😢

as a real lather this was hard to watch lol

your a good guy, my name is Paul too lol

I’ve been waiting for a Rigid battery replacement for 8 months and keep hearing it will be in next month. Been told this several times. Ugg!!

good info, thanks

I'm amazed you stayed so positive and kept smiling through all that hard work. Great job. I'm going to invent some new curse words if i go through with this.

Sample size of 2 is too small. It’s basically anecdotal

What mix is that?

the floating around walking transition in that one shot was so random but made me lol. wasn't expecting that in a carpet cleaning review.

It's absolutely beautiful..amazing piece of work..thank you for the video...

What if they water is not leaking from the pipe?

Nice! It’s on my to do list

My drain looks like but no screws so please help me to remove this cover