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Easy DIY End Table
With a little effort you can make your own Easy DIY End Table
Please do not try this at home, I am the Level 1 Builder
--- Materials used ---
Home center lumber
Hairpin Legs: www.amazon.com/dp/B07QX6KXZ9/
Minwax Wood Stain Penetrating Interior Wood Stain
Minwax Polycrylic Protective Finish Water Based
---Tools I use---
Nailer: harborfreight.com 18 Gauge Air Nailer
Compressor: amzn.to/2WUp3K3
Staple gun: amzn.to/30JAdTq
Pocket hole system: amzn.to/3bAOLHw
Saw: amzn.to/2xwX3BE
Drill: amzn.to/344fnhG
Speed Square: amzn.to/3ayEyes
Clamps: amzn.to/33VC6fE
Fan: amzn.to/2JonN9R
Super Glue: amzn.to/2JpWKLF
---Our Links---
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Видео

Easy Stove Top Cover
Просмотров 6773 года назад
With a few hours of effort you can make your own costume Stove top Cover Please do not try this at home, I am the Level 1 Builder Materials used Home center lumber Minwax Wood Stain Penetrating Interior Wood Stain Minwax Polycrylic Protective Finish Water Based Tools I use Nailer: harborfreight.com 18 Gauge Air Nailer Compressor: amzn.to/2WUp3K3 Staple gun: amzn.to/30JAdTq Pocket hole system: a...
how to hang string lights outdoor
Просмотров 17 тыс.4 года назад
String lights can change the atmosphere of any back yard, just take your time and install it right! Please do not try this at home, I am the Level 1 Builder Materials used Home center lumber String lights: amzn.to/34Xn3Vm Wire Kit: amzn.to/3lM5FJe Fake Ivy: amzn.to/2Z2FDrf Tools I use Nailer: harborfreight.com 18 Gauge Air Nailer Compressor: amzn.to/2WUp3K3 Staple gun: amzn.to/30JAdTq Pocket ho...
Self Watering Raised Bed
Просмотров 6 тыс.4 года назад
DIY Self Watering Raised Planter - Nice raised planters on the market can cost upwards of $200, ain’t nobody got time for that nonsense… give me a few minutes to show u an alternative Please do not try this at home, I am the Level 1 Builder Materials used Home center lumber Home center food grade tarp Drain Pipe: amzn.to/31DkODu Tools I use Nailer: harborfreight.com 18 Gauge Air Nailer Compress...
Easy self watering planter
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.4 года назад
DIY Self Watering Planter - Nice planters on the market can cost upwards of $100, ain’t nobody got time for that nonsense… give me a few minutes to show u an alternative Please do not try this at home, I am the Level 1 Builder Materials used GroBucket Garden Kit (3 pack): amzn.to/31uwVEc Black Paint: amzn.to/38d7Z5o Linseed oil: amzn.to/3dMlASD Tools I use Nailer: harborfreight.com 18 Gauge Air...
How to fix a broken barbell
Просмотров 7 тыс.4 года назад
$100 for a new Barbell.... In this economy ... don't think so.... Watch me test 2 products Please do not try this at home, I am the Level 1 Builder Materials used Super Glue: amzn.to/2zutNNe Welding Rods: amzn.to/30zdXMr Blow Torch: amzn.to/3dU71NL Propane Torch: amzn.to/30L6een Tools I use Hacksaw: amzn.to/3bl4qtQ Pocket hole system: amzn.to/3bAOLHw Saw: amzn.to/2xwX3BE Drill: amzn.to/344fnhG ...
dollar tree wedding centerpieces diy
Просмотров 984 года назад
Lot of Wine bottles laying around...Figured to be useful and repurpose them for something like decor. Please do not try this at home, I am the Level 1 Builder Materials used Glitter: amzn.to/35NALbW Gold Glitter: amzn.to/2WhH8Rk Mod Podge huge: amzn.to/35NZtZm Mod Podge small: amzn.to/2xP9rxb Tools I use Hacksaw: amzn.to/3bl4qtQ Pocket hole system: amzn.to/3bAOLHw Saw: amzn.to/2xwX3BE Drill: am...
How to make a Grow Light system
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.4 года назад
Wanted to grow some herbs indoors.... who would have guessed that plants need wanter and LIGHT! So lets get it done! Please do not try this at home, I am the Level 1 Builder Materials used Grow Lights: amzn.to/3ccTTlG 5-Tier Planter: amzn.to/2L2e3CZ Smart Plug: amzn.to/2yfehnR Wood Trimmer: amzn.to/2wO82GH Double side Trimmer: amzn.to/3dFmyRN Edge Banding: amzn.to/2URMDnW 2 Part Super Glue: amz...
Wood burning - wood fireplace
Просмотров 9474 года назад
Do not try this at home Wood Burning Wood Stove - You know what they say, “when you have noting else to burn,” you set your mind on fire…. I been thinking about this project for years, and now seems like a great time to do this. Please do not try this at home, I am the Level 1 Builder Materials used Super Glue (2 part): amzn.to/2JpWKLF Steel Hinge: amzn.to/2UyhUNO Tools I use Pocket hole system...
Mantel with fireplace
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.4 года назад
Wife asked for a Mantel… So with an excuse to build, I built a DIY Mantel that rests on cabinets for our entertainment and media hardware. This Mantle sits above an electric Fireplace. I hope to finish the project this summer when the weather gets good. Please do not try this at home, I am the Level 1 Builder Materials used Wood Trimmer: amzn.to/2wO82GH Double side Trimmer: amzn.to/3dFmyRN Edge...
DIY Long Pole Saw
Просмотров 40 тыс.4 года назад
How to make a 20 Foot Pole Saw I cannot stress this enough - do not try this at home Why don’t they make longer pole saws? All they would need to add is more poles… After falling off a ladder, I am not eager to leave the ground, so to bring down some tall branches, my options are limited. I took a 8 foot pole saw and made it a 21 feet long. When adding my reach, I can get branches that are 25-2...
DIY wedding gift box
Просмотров 5364 года назад
DIY Wedding Gift Box - in 60 Seconds A lot of Wedding Gift Boxes we found were pretty pricey, we were able to find some storage boxes at a store for $15 and with a little modification we had a Wedding Gift Box Please do not try this at home, I am the Level 1 Builder Our Links Website: Couldn't afford :-( - level1builder.com/ Facebook: www. level1builder Instagram: pByWxCvxg...
Easy Bench with Side tablets - 2x4 Basics
Просмотров 4 тыс.5 лет назад
DIY Bench with side tables- Benches for American Values Want a custom DIY Bench for your patio or deck - It’s easy to make them with the 2x4basics kits. I made it 4 benches in 3 styles. Please do not try this at home, I am the Level 1 Builder Materials used 2x4 Basics Bench Ends Kits: amzn.to/2WUqoQY 2x4 by 8 feet Select Stud 5/4x6 by 12 feet Standard decking Single Red Star: amzn.to/2QZj1E3 St...
DIY Garage Tool organization
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.5 лет назад
DIY - Pegboard - Total cost: $120 each Talk is cheap, it’s time to get Organized! I was able to DIY this Pegboard organization system, and save hundreds in the process. you will have your garage organazied in seconds. I customized it with some artwork of a Lion and a Phoenix. Is this a coincidence there they these are 2 summer blockbusters? Please do not try this at home, I am the Level 1 Build...
DIY TV Stand - Cheap and Easy
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.5 лет назад
DIY - Entertainment console - 94 inch - Total cost: $85 This can also be used as a TV Stand or Media console Materials used: 2x4, 2x3, Furring Strips, 2 inch casters, Paint, Nails, Screws, Please do not try this at home, I am the Level 1 Builder Things I use 2" Caster Wheels - MultiPack: amzn.to/2QZJgud Screws for 2x4: amzn.to/3bDEv16 Tools I use Pocket hole system: amzn.to/3bAOLHw Saw: amzn.to...

Комментарии

  • @ddrusa
    @ddrusa 2 месяца назад

    Thank you for showing us how to extend the saw pipe very cool. Even said do not try this at home this video is very helpfull

  • @janjimasboy7107
    @janjimasboy7107 2 месяца назад

    Better Crawling up to the tree, maybe you can use short pole to cut unreachable twigs

  • @greenskynz
    @greenskynz 2 месяца назад

    i love it also i do experiment in my garden. though my pole trimmer is baterry powered. i must find another video how to wire a battery into a pole

  • @michaelcarman-yv9tm
    @michaelcarman-yv9tm 2 месяца назад

    waaay too many safety warnings. just the salient info pretty please. good work w/o the narration.

  • @TSRGarage
    @TSRGarage 3 месяца назад

    I am a few years late to this party but, Excellent work. That's getting it done. "Don't try this at home" repeated several times C.Y.A👍 "When doing this on your own, always call a professional." 😂 possibly a medical professional???🤣🤣. You got it done👍

  • @youarehere1251
    @youarehere1251 4 месяца назад

    Saving money vs getting hurt or killed. 🤔

  • @rashidahtutashinda9170
    @rashidahtutashinda9170 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you

  • @rolandonunez6887
    @rolandonunez6887 8 месяцев назад

    I have same problem. I was thinking about taking it to weld shop but epoxy looks more affordable. What epoxy did you use & how long to dry before use?

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 7 месяцев назад

      1000% percent get a welding shop to use it, I used some box store epoxy which held for 2 years….. then failed after too many dead lifts … I used epoxy again and it’s perfectly fine for flat bench or squats … either way, I’m no monster with weight, but if are, new barbells on amazon are $100 on sale

  • @PaintSlinger99
    @PaintSlinger99 8 месяцев назад

    I didn’t call a professional and I did try this at home!!!

  • @sew04ss
    @sew04ss 9 месяцев назад

    Great work!! How did you bypass the dafety trigger on the saw?

  • @jonathanmcadams-nx5zp
    @jonathanmcadams-nx5zp 10 месяцев назад

    I was going to buy a bunch of extensions for a Ryobi electric pole saw but after this I am going to just do this. I have a. 35 to 40 foot palm tree and have to make a 35 foot saw for this thing. I am going to put a strap around the tree and make it go around the pole saw because I am going straight up and down pretty much and will just let gravity do the work and the blade will fall through the palm tree grinds or branches. I have to circle the palm tree and just walk it around the tree and go up and down so to speak. I think 30 feet will do it and I might even design a circular contraption to go around the palm tree in the middle that you can brace the ladder onto and move it as you go. It will take the bounce out of the ladder that is stretched out so far it is not as stiff and will hold onto the tree for support by way of ladder. I wish I could rent something safer and quicker or be told a way to do this better

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 9 месяцев назад

      Obviously leaving it to the professionals would be the way to go…. But money doesn’t grow on trees, so I get it…. Moral of my video is, this is insanely risky so be smart about it

  • @The_Frequency
    @The_Frequency 10 месяцев назад

    Don't try this at home, try it at someone else's home first! 😂 2:30

  • @rogerdodger5415
    @rogerdodger5415 11 месяцев назад

    I see lots of advice in the comments… and here’s some more. Firstly… WELL DONE! You didn’t back down. You went for it! Every tree is different… but sometimes… with some planning… you can use a lower limb as a support for that long… tall… lanky handle you added… and pivot off the lower limb while you go to work cutting on a higher limb(s). Nice work cowboy!!!

  • @outcast7899
    @outcast7899 Год назад

    Try to get a cord up in tree hjgher than your work and use to raise, support and lower polesaw , then your just directing blade towards the work like a crane with less stress on your body. Will probably save some zip ties as well. Lol

  • @texaspreparedness1690
    @texaspreparedness1690 Год назад

    I did the same thing with the same type of electric pole saw and extension. First I threw a rope with a pulley on the end up at the very top of the tree and tied it off. A second rope from the ground through the pulley and tied to the end up by the saw. Helps you raise and lower the saw into position and won't let the saw just drop after cutting through the branch. Worked great, but like you say don't try this at home.

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 Год назад

      Indeed… nice trick to improve the idea … got some trees that need some pruning

  • @carolarmstrongminton5096
    @carolarmstrongminton5096 Год назад

    great job!

  • @victordirectdemocrats
    @victordirectdemocrats Год назад

    you should not post a video to tell people they should not do what you did. Particularly when it rs obvious that eveo your final solution is dangerous.

  • @kendalgee5808
    @kendalgee5808 Год назад

    YOU KNOW DAM WELL, EVERY GUY IN THIS COMMENTS SECTION IS GOING TO TRY THIS AT HOME!🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @bobjohnson4408
    @bobjohnson4408 Год назад

    Awesome! I'm gonna try that stuff at home!

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 Год назад

      I’m a trained professional and idiot, with semi decent life insurance, please do not try at home

  • @rp9674
    @rp9674 Год назад

    I wish I only had squirrels, raccoons tore through my cedar siding with their demon claws & got into the attic.

  • @tricianicolescott
    @tricianicolescott 2 года назад

    How did you find the wood studs under your soffits to ensure you were screwing into wood.

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 2 года назад

      As I push up on the soffit from underneath, I noticed something rock solid that went the whole way… I drilled a long pilot hole which showed it was wood the entire way…. Then as I reach in both directions I hit another stud, so made sure I made a bracket that connected to at least 2 studs, I then did informal stress tests(pull hard) with no issues …holding strong with no issues few years out… I would closely assess ur construction before u do anything, u don’t want to damage ur house

  • @happydays454
    @happydays454 2 года назад

    Wow your scared your not gonna die this is way safer than using a ladder

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 2 года назад

      Fell 15 from a ladder a few months prior…. I can dodge a branch, but I can’t dodge gravity…

    • @happydays454
      @happydays454 2 года назад

      @@level1builder261 I hope your ok, just make sure to use a hard hat for any type of arborist work , and never use a ladder on a tree

  • @haroldsprenkle4173
    @haroldsprenkle4173 2 года назад

    Ok, have step ladder at ready to pivot pole saw pole on, or should I say pole saw extension. No problem, going to keep my head out of the way.

  • @haroldsprenkle4173
    @haroldsprenkle4173 2 года назад

    I will be trying this tomorrow. Square tubing and duct tape, stay out of the way, wife on porch running the switch, ok, plugging and unplugging. Glad someone else does sketchy stuff. I am not to worried. Just barely out of reach of my harbor freight pole saw by just a little. Kids, don't do this at home.

  • @fatimakassem6588
    @fatimakassem6588 2 года назад

    How deep down does the post need to be? How tall was your post?

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 2 года назад

      About 12 foot post, 7-8 ft above, 3-4 under ground …. There are online calculators and maybe town regulations for this… u don’t want your post to fall down

  • @do7hemath937
    @do7hemath937 2 года назад

    Great video. I just subscribed. Squirrels were your problem. Bird poop every day is my problem. I just need to cut limbs over the driveway.

  • @MrXcrt
    @MrXcrt 2 года назад

    This video was a combo of comedy and resourcefulness! I’m heading to the store to pickup a new pole saw and gonna morph it to the old one !

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 2 года назад

      # do not try this at home….. after a few yeas and +10 quotes, and hours of OT(nobody wants to work these days) I found some to cut down both trees for less than $800… I would shop around, maybe you will get lucky

  • @Femalerebel01
    @Femalerebel01 2 года назад

    Is there a link for the outdoor surge protector/ timer? Love the look. Great job!

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 2 года назад

      Woods 13547WD Outdoor Yard Stake... www.amazon.com/dp/B001XCWLVK?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

  • @penguins9645
    @penguins9645 2 года назад

    I can tell you're American - you ziptied the thing together. We Canadians would have used duct tape. :P

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 2 года назад

      U know how we do!

    • @glenn4220
      @glenn4220 2 года назад

      Radiator clamps. 👍

    • @knoll9812
      @knoll9812 2 года назад

      I would have attempted deconstruction and inserting a single length pole. Realise that not maybe feasible

  • @mcconnelli
    @mcconnelli 2 года назад

    Excellent bodging. Take a bow :)

  • @alexplorer
    @alexplorer 3 года назад

    Pro tip: You can cut a branch into smaller pieces BEFORE taking down the whole thing at once like at 3:56.

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 3 года назад

      Level 10 tip

    • @rp9674
      @rp9674 Год назад

      Sometimes small brat branches cushion the fall of the large branch, I know this cuz a pine tree fell on my house and didn't crush it

  • @pbr2424
    @pbr2424 3 года назад

    Use a tall step ladder

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 3 года назад

      Not as fun!

    • @leo23chivo
      @leo23chivo 3 года назад

      Please don’t give advise that is actually far more dangerous, a step ladder on a tree is a BIG NO NO.

  • @gergemall
    @gergemall 3 года назад

    Thank you, I understand the varmit bridge,, great video

  • @starrstroh3578
    @starrstroh3578 3 года назад

    Woodglut is full of amazing tips. It helped me a lot.

  • @guillermogtalk8417
    @guillermogtalk8417 3 года назад

    STIHL hta 65 hta 85 wireless pole pruner how much & condition/s?

  • @jerryalbert9784
    @jerryalbert9784 3 года назад

    I have Ryobi cordless and planning on buying extension wand.

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 3 года назад

      Why don’t they give the people what they want? I want a 100 foot pole saw

  • @KishoreG2396
    @KishoreG2396 3 года назад

    How many feet of lighting did you use here? The amazon package says it's about 48 feet, but it looks like you used two packages, right?

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 3 года назад

      This set up has about 6 .... making it look super full and super night, worth the investment for a large space

  • @mike-vo9lv
    @mike-vo9lv 3 года назад

    pretty badass looking makes my benches look pathetic,thanks,time to redo them now,great work

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 3 года назад

      Covered benches are in mint condition, uncovered benches , exposed to 2 years of all 4 seasons required minor paint jobs .... anyone can do it

    • @mike-vo9lv
      @mike-vo9lv 3 года назад

      @@level1builder261 have you ever used trex to build a bench

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 3 года назад

      No, I can find any trex that has adequate structural support

  • @haunday2094
    @haunday2094 3 года назад

    this is awesome. I am going to return the side table kit.

  • @williamchaves8938
    @williamchaves8938 3 года назад

    And bidden is president!

  • @ishwanndixon3209
    @ishwanndixon3209 3 года назад

    Awesome production!!!! Kept me laughing! ...the lady on the deck...lol

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 3 года назад

      Been lucky not to have the cops stop over yet!

  • @ecossebrian
    @ecossebrian 3 года назад

    Summer is coming, but this ASAP you will not regret it. I purchased the bench ends on Amazon for $48.00, once I had this in my hands I have now purchase 3 more along with the table end pieces. I love building things this makes its so much easier. Great product.

  • @Sunshinelady
    @Sunshinelady 3 года назад

    Great job, they look beautiful... thanks for sharing!!! 💡☘️

  • @emaun5948
    @emaun5948 3 года назад

    I’ll be your friend!

  • @tomasm007
    @tomasm007 3 года назад

    1st step: diggers hotline

  • @rosebudd1507
    @rosebudd1507 3 года назад

    Bought the kits ( bench to table) and using scrap lumber that was discarded at work sites (with permission). I’m hoping mine turn out as beautiful as yours! I’m also painting mine with exterior paint for outdoor/ covered use.

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 3 года назад

      1.5 years later the benches that were exposed to full elements (no weather, all 4 seasons) are holding up great except for paint on plastic, a quick touch up resolved that.... benches that are under a covered patio are holding up perfectly with no signs of wear or tear ... share your wrk when your done!

  • @nintendad2099
    @nintendad2099 3 года назад

    I think you need more lights on that setup 🤔

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 3 года назад

      At the moment, looks good for what it is, add great ambiance to evenings sitting on patio ... more lights are always great, but I don’t want to blow a fuse

  • @GroTechGardenProducts
    @GroTechGardenProducts 3 года назад

    Very cool idea we will feature this on our channel!

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 3 года назад

      Thanks! Love your product! Super functional and very adaptable!

  • @chuckcorbin7304
    @chuckcorbin7304 3 года назад

    Thanks for showing the failure as well. Also like that you don't like vegetables - Very funny.

  • @bennyt1994
    @bennyt1994 3 года назад

    How do u take out the sleeve tho

    • @level1builder261
      @level1builder261 3 года назад

      The repair doesn’t effect my ability to remove the sleeves.... the sleeves are attached by a bolt at the ends(many bar bells hide this bolt with a cover... welding would have been the best solution, but that didn’t work so well ... been using it to deadlift since, with no issues... this bar bell is 20 years old and It’s given me more gains than most people will in 2 life times.... fix ur bar and Keep those gains going!