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Thank you for the excellent no fluff instruction.

Nice to have OSB on the ceiling - Do they do that on all new construction in your area ?

Saved me today! Didn’t know what it was at the store, searched and found your video and success. My sprinklers are back to running smoothly. Thank you!

Hi! Excellent video! Did you use a pin or brad nailer? Can you provide the manufacturer of the one that you used? Thanks!

Wow, these are my new best friend never knew they existed till seeing them at Home Depot. Fixing PVC has always been such a huge pain in the butt. I’ve been spending about three hours trying to repair our current PVC one trying to slide it back and forth, but in hundred degree Arizona heat everything expands and not really possible a normal coupling.

Muy bien buna idea

Aluminum ladder section works great as a long straight edge. For bonus points... Zip tie a cheap level. Great job

Thank You !!! Great Videeo!

Wow! That is crazy they are that heavy!

You helped me, bro. thank you

I would have tried to do a post firs to ask first if notching the original vertical 2'x6"'s would have degraded them. There's a question (at least by me) of if they load-bearing up-down (in which case, probably less). If just for support of the joists left-right, it might not have been an issue. And saved you a lot of work.

Want to do this to my kitchen backsplash! Can you share how much it cost?

You are an absolute godsend. I have attached my (high pressure) pool to pump supply lines three ties now - every time, the line blew off and sprayed water everywhere (the joint failed). Your video totally reminded me to use primer! Rookie mistake!!

Olá! Por favor, permita a tradução das legendas em português. Saudações do Rio de Janeiro, no Brazil.

Get your DIY projects completed by the time you're 60 because the DIY enthusiasm/willingness wanes as you age. I have many projects, but have been putting them off, and putting them off because I've lost interest in doing it my self. I'm 66.

I tried this and of your pipe isn’t really straight it will still leak.

Its hard for me to tell but are pavers flush to the ground or elevated?

For your corners you can purchase "corner/elbow connectors" You cut each corner at the contacts and attach the cut ends of the LED strip. I've had bad experience with slight bends in my strips, seems overtime to cause some damage to individual LEDS. You can also try Ambient Sync lighting which sync the LED colors to the content on the screen. I have a few videos on my channel if you're interested in seeing what it looks. Subscribed.

a small pony tail from the light switch box next to the new switches would have been so much easier man and on the same breaker.

One suggestion: Wear disposable gloves.

One of two things I’d do differently, 1 strip more of the wire jacket off leaving 1/4” of romex sheath. 2, wire up the fan to the left switch then the light on the right. 3, add electrical tape on devices and finish installation.

A good glass and tile cutter is necessary using a diamond or carbide wheel on a tile cutter for cutting glass tiles. Also glass oil on the wheel helps the blade stay sharp and in good shape to get clean cuts. Also Ive never seen anyone grout mirror tiles. Usually those are butted up together so I learned why and what not to do on this video. Sorry. Looked ok when done. Mirror tiles arent ceramic tiles. Theres a difference between them and how to install. Lol

The included instructions didn’t show how to string the line through the locking mechanism so your close-up of this is VERY helpful - thank you!

Coming up with 2 equations that cover all digits and operators is an entertaining academic problem but it's a lousy Nerdle strategy. There is no point in walking away from information obtained on your first turn rather than building upon it. Perhaps for a player of low-skill, it's a strategy that increases the odds of solving the puzzle within 6 turns but my goal is to try to solve it in 2 turns if possible. This strategy of playing all digits and operators makes that impossible.

These came with the house I bought a few years ago. I tried using them and realized they sucked, but wondered if it was just me. It’s not me.

this will eventually fail due to the rubber gasket inside the coupler. I don't recommend using it. depend on your location. a plumber used it to repair a waterline and it failed within a year. Had to dig up the whole thing and do it properly. So far it held up 6 years and counting...

the river rock looks real nice but i dont think it will be a good idea when furniture etc. is used.

Thanks for the video. It helped with my install. I installed them above our suv.

The Alliance Gator people specify compaction of the bedding sand (by hand tamping) but in professional installer videos they don't compact the sand. Can anyone explain?

Two no-stop slip couplings will be cheaper and more durable!

I wish my garage had drywall

What is the manufacturer of this patio system.. & where do you purchase it.. this is abt as simple as it's gonna get ....

Less than 30 seconds in and i don't want to watch the rest. Please use a push stick in future and learn to use a rabke saw safely.

I’m not sure I can rely on the video, not one single f-bomb was dropped. So, how reliable could it be?

My exact situation! Good idea to pre-mark full extension and bend the applicator! Thanks for the video!

The level of detail in DIY was great 👍

love it ! thank you for the details 👏

Beautiful Job. I Love it.

Thanks man.

Beautiful. ❤ I love it.

I want costs at the end

How many inches did you have to dig in the beginning?

0:15 парень с запасными пальцами, но с недостатком извилин.

At @11:46 you forgot to say "that ain't goin no where" after the tapping 😆- Awesome video man! going to do it myself while watching this video.

not sure if i missed the part but what did you use for the border on the outside

Nice! Now all I need is a $400,000 house with a 12 foot ceiling in the garage.

Great video- very clearly explained.

Great video, that looks fantastic. You should use some mulch glue on the rocks to lock them in place.

SHould be using screws if you ever have to replace or run new wiring.

Fantastic work!