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They sell them at Home Depot and lows. They make different styles. www.homedepot.com/p/NICOR-6-in-White-Recessed-Airtight-Cone-Baffle-Trim-17550A/205511810?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&pla&mtc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D27E-027_013_RECESS_LIGHT-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NEW-NA_2024__WHU24&cm_mmc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D27E-027_013_RECESS_LIGHT-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NEW-NA_2024__WHU24-71700000118279173--&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADq61UcsUa9RKA5PomiWfsCCN3JrF&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIq_HAwMO_hgMVnM7CBB2SIgLHEAQYHSABEgKvbPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds www.homedepot.com/p/HALO-E26-Series-6-in-White-Recessed-Ceiling-Light-Fixture-Trim-with-White-Straight-Side-Metal-Baffle-6101WB/303782573?g_store=&source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&pla&mtc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D27E-027_013_RECESS_LIGHT-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NEW-NA_2024__WHU24&cm_mmc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D27E-027_013_RECESS_LIGHT-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NEW-NA_2024__WHU24-71700000118279173--&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADq61UcsUa9RKA5PomiWfsCCN3JrF&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIq_HAwMO_hgMVnM7CBB2SIgLHEAQYEiABEgIog_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds Or you could just buy the led light with build in ring. www.homedepot.com/p/HALO-5-in-and-6-in-2700K-Integrated-LED-Recessed-Ceiling-Light-Retrofit-Trim-at-90-CRI-Warm-White-Title-20-Compliant-LT560WH6927R-CA/312527751

The drain weasel works good. It’s a pain to clean the hair off of it. You can cut the hair off with a razor knife.

I’ve used this method to run 1” copper pipe under a 2 care wide drive way. It’s definitely not easy but can be done

No problem. Glad to help

@@TheUltimateHandymanKyle Have you considered adding additional services such as a course or car repair coaching service? The shop prices where I live are now $190 per hr. so there may be a space in the market for an auto repair coaching or consulting service.

I’m not sure. The sink was from home depot and the faucet came from Amazon. That’s all I know

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You can use the same method. If the old sink drain hole throw the counter top is a tight fit that will help it line up so it’s in the same spot.

I always get the 5% percent that it doesn’t work

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I have that tool also. It works good.

Does it have a screw in the center? I would remove it then clean everything out

Nice work

It’s the same fix for both sides. All hallow doors have a wood side strip that the screws go in. It should be 1” to 1”1/2 think. I’ve used this method on lots of doors and have never had a problem. The plastic drywall anchors are garbage do not use them. If the wood is split where the screws go inject some super glue in the crack and clamp it together. You can also use super glue in the holes with some type of wood. Let me know how it goes

⁠​​⁠Thank you for your reply Kyle. Appreciated. But this hollow door is not even close to one inch. It’s probably like 1/8 …maybe 1/4 but doubtful. So you try to do the wood/dowel/glue thing and it can never set. Or even if you got it to set, it would just pop out. I’m not sure if I can post images but if you saw how thin it is, you’d understand. Y’know what, I’m going to try it again anyway. Maybe I’ll figure out how to make it work or just talking about it will renew my thinking on it. But I’m very doubtful. It’s like, wafer-thin. The door doesn’t seem like it’d be that thin looking at it. It’s not like it’s a total POS. It seems like a structurally fine, modern bedroom door. It’s just super thin after drilling out the holes. I’ll wish myself good luck ;) Thanks again for the reply.

I might try wood plastic or a sandals epoxy at that point I'm about to try it painters fucked up brand new door lol

How about you design me one and I’ll post it on the video.

That was the goal. I always hate when people make videos and the first few minutes are them taking about something other that the videos title.

I guess is a habitat I have

You could do that but then you are left with a old looking valve.

@@TheUltimateHandymanKyle At least it would match the one next to it. Does anyone really care about the looks of a shut off valve? If you have to break out the torch for your repair, it can get complicated and go beyond the skills of most people.

Thanks. It’s a lot of fun to take it out on Halloween

I upgraded the legs last Halloween to look like gorilla hair. I posted a shot of me wearing them

Glad it was helpful!

That all depend if the new led lights are made to work with the ballast or they have to be re wired to bypass it. I’ve never used them so not familiar on how to do this. If the new bulbs are made to bypass the ballast then it should have instructions on how to wire them up. Most likely you would connect them the way you said. Let me know how it goes. I’m interested in finding out how these bulbs work. Most of the time I replace this style socket because the lights are hard to remove because the bulbs always break. Maybe the led bulbs are more durable that the glass tubes.

No problem. Good luck with your project.

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It should last along time. Nothing last forever

It still works good

@@TheUltimateHandymanKyle 😂 right on man !! thx

I’ve done it all. I know it adds some difficulty when the vanity is installed. It would be hard to film this video with it installed.

Good luck

Film a video of the gate and what you want and post the link here so I can see it

Your strong enough to lift a 16 foot 10x10 that weighs between 400 and 500 lbs up 10 feet in the air using a ladder? You must be the world strong man. I must be a week old man. Even if I was strong enough to do that it’s not as safe. My chain hoists mad it easy to adjust the beam position. I had 4 guys deliver the beam and we had a hard time moving it at ground level.

I think it’s permanently connected to the compressor. Why do you need to remove that gear?

@@TheUltimateHandymanKyle need to replace a broken stud for the air compressor. It somehow snapped off and weeps engine oil.

They sell them at Lowe’s

@@TheUltimateHandymanKyle Home hardware has them also. What a game changer.

If someone over tightened the nut it could deform. They make some removal tools that have a metal pice that goes on the inside of the pipe to keep it the proper size

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It’s a bidet style toilet seat not a sprayer. To have a sprayer temp controlled you would need it connected to the hot and cold and have a way to adjust or mix the water for the right temp. I found this one on Amazon. a.co/d/4CtE4Yg

Try to find a good one. Some are better at keeping the pipe the same diameter when putting off the ring

Your old hinges had more tension in them. Just bend the pins and that should fix it.

Sounds great! It always good to save money

I left it on so I could use it. I was replacing it anyway. Sometimes I keep the old toilet bowl around and if I need to go I just set it back on the pipe.

I hope it works out for you. Let us know how it goes.

@@TheUltimateHandymanKyle it worked pretty well! I didn't have a pressure washer but a normal hose + drain snake worked for clearing out the dirt in the tube. Unfortunately I wasn't down deep enough and the pipe turned upwards a bit, so I ended up messing up the brick a bit anyway. Very solvable. Thanks for the video!

Because the gap under the gate gets smaller when it opens. If it got bigger then I could do that.

It’s called a flap wheel. I got it at Ace hardware. It’s has 120 grit sandpaper flaps and scotch brite pads sandwiched between. It’s looks similar to these I found on Amazon minis the scotch brite pads. a.co/d/bgJG3ta

It probably took me 30 minutes to clean up and I did spray it with wd-40

@@TheUltimateHandymanKyle thanks!

Good luck and be safe. Let me know how it went.

No problem

They are the best sheet rock anchor.

Try your best to not take out so much. If you do need to re pack the dirt use a board to push dirt back around the pipe and tamp it in with a hammer

That’s great. Make sure you get a good puller tool. Try finding one that has a steel pice that extends into the copper pipe to keep it from deforming when you remove the nut and ring. Sometimes people over tighten the ring and it crushes the pipe and when you pull it off it deforms the pipe and when you go to install your new valve it doesn’t seal right.

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