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It should work but not quite as fast as it would in brick. It might be helpful to occasionally wet the drill bit to cool it off. It will last longer that way 🤙

I used flexible pipes in a similar one and turned the hose up a little at the bottom end. So that air doesn't get into the pipe.

And to remove bottom sediments (I may have already written about this under another video of yours), you need to use a mini dredger made of two motor pumps and a Bagermaster suction nozzle.

Thanks! Ohio against the world 🤙

Thanks for watching! Hard to say exactly how many 2x4's we used or how many you'd need. About a dozen would be a good start. Best advice I can give you is to try to map out the project on paper before you start. Take some measurements, create a rough plan. But you'll likely always need to take multiple trips to the hardware store. And you can always return materials that you didn't end up using. Good luck with your project(s)!

@wolfnewman9432 I'm not sure if you're talking about the dock or the lake, but we're overdue to seal the dock with water sealer to protect the wood. As for the lake, we treat it with copper sulfate a few times per year to keep the algae down and occasionally an herbicide for underwater plants. Recently we've had an issue with muskrats moving in and damaging the clay lining 🤬 but overall the pond is healthy and the fish are big!

@@CityBillyAdventures yes i was referring to the water .. thanks for the reply

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Thanks! The piles are a little tall but I can reach the top on my tippy toes haha. And everything other than the top 10% is easy to reach.

@speedbump1984 Countyline 25 ton from Tractor Supply. I've been considering doing a review video but there's already a ton out there.

@scottbucholz9501 I just replied to your other question in the comments but the side rails are 7" off the ground and the space between them is 76-1/2". The siderails are 11" wide. That was purely an arbitrary size though, and it doesn't come above the bottom of our mattress. I don't see why 9" wouldn't work. The mattress is heavy enough it shouldn't slide around. Hope this helps 🤙

Okay thanks. I couldn't see my original comment and your reply. By the way you have a nice shop, nice house and nice family! (I saw one of the negative comments) Take care.

@scottbucholz9501 I try to reply to every question, but judging by how many of my replies go unanswered, I must be doing something wrong haha 🤦‍♂️ Thank you for the kind words. Every video has a few trolls but this one probably has the most. Can't please everybody I guess 🤷‍♂️

Hi, another question. How did you clear coat? Hand sand with 500 after each coat?

3 coats of matte poly, 400 grit hand sand between coats

The bridge makes a HUGE difference

I don't know about that but thanks for watching!

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Generally the max distance between studs is 24". Drywall is flexible and you want something behind it to give it some rigidity. Good luck with your project!

@@CityBillyAdventures Thank you!

Yep we always show our mishaps. Happens to everybody! Thanks for watching!

That would make a big difference. I only used 2x6s because I already had them laying around. If I had to build another bed I'd probably use 1x6's.

Thanks for the response! I’ll be tackling this soon, thanks for the video.

Good luck with your project!

They make mildew resistant drywall called "green board" that would probably be good for your project. Usually wall studs are spaced 16" apart, 24" at most. Good luck with your project!

Lenny! Yeah grab a couch and get watching!

@@CityBillyAdventures Lazy boy recliner. You know, old man's chair.

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@craniumrex4614 Thanks for watching!

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Angle grinder, sledge hammer, and elbow grease!

@CityBillyAdventures thanks!

Thanks! I don't have the exact number but around $500 I think. The doors were the most expensive part

Yes you are 100% correct. I didnt think of this during construction until it was time to put up the drywall. And then I forgot again when I made the video. 🤦‍♂️ Good catch!

It's a very small creek. Mostly creek chubs and some small bluegill. Hoping someday to dig it much deeper and add trout

So it dosen't have trout add some brown trout they live in those creeks where i live in the balkans tho in the balkans we do not have bluegills and creek chubs but we have european chubs

Lone Mountain area

Showing the setbacks made the triumph so much better

The instructions on new closet doors should tell you the required size of the "rough opening". This is the space between the edges of the 2x4s when you frame in your closet. Add one inch to this measurement to account for 1/2 inch of drywall on each end to get your final opening. This total measurement should be at least the width of the new doors, and probably just slightly bigger. Trim doesn't really go inside the door opening and shouldn't factor into your measurement.

2:56 best I can do. This video was more of a "big idea" than a step-by-step how-to. You're about the 50th person to ask though so my bad on that

Hello! I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, can you be more specific?

35-1/2 & 16-1/4. These can be changed if you want the headboard/footboard taller or shorter

@@CityBillyAdventuresThanks!, and how many inches is the gap between the floor and the 2x4 on the bottom of the head board?

20" for the headboard and 7" for the footboard. These measurements depend on how tall your mattress/boxspring are

Hello, can you tell me the height and distance apart the side rails are mounted to the 4x4's? I built mine out of lumber that I had milled and cut from a couple of dead trees I cut down last summer in my backyard. I could only get a 9" siderail. I'm not sure how I'm going to finish off the boxspring support as things might be sticking up too high

@scottbucholz9501 the side rails are 7" off the ground and the space between them is 76-1/2". The siderails are 11" wide. That was purely an arbitrary size though, and it doesn't come above the bottom of our mattress. I don't see why 9" wouldn't work. The mattress is heavy enough it shouldn't slide around.

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aka the sound of summer

You near cleavland right?

Im originally from dayton

@tomspettel3646 yep

Good luck with your project!

Not really. Our creek is only a few inches deep most of the time so the only fish are minnows / creek chubs / crayfish etc. But the pipe sits slightly lower than the creek bottom so water still flows even when the water level is low.

You did very nice work though. Be well and blessed.

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