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How about knobs with a lever? Do you put the curl up or down??

I was hoping this video would show how you install ALL the sides of a post wrap. I wait for the money shot and bam... it's already put together and you only show how to put the last side on. I would think installing the first 3 sides woudl be the most difficult. How did you install the first 3 sides? Did you build those 3 sides together in to a box and then slide the box in place or did you install all 3 sides directly to the post?

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I was drywalling a house to sell in Canada and after I finished PERFECTLY cutting the drywall in the staircase, my realtor told me it would look even better with wainscoting :/.... took me like no time to do that VS a million hours of measuring and wasting drywall cutouts. smh

sound volume is too low. I can barely hear.

The amount of money spent wrapping posts in azek is insane

PS: I shared your video out to my facebook, l look Forward to hear from you, by for now, Ken

*You're doing a good job here,👍💥* Good information,👍 Thanks for sharing, Hi i'm Ken, Did you know if you upload 1 video a week?It puts you in the youtube algorithm In RUclips. Will start pushing your Videos.? I look forward to hear from you by for now ken. I'm Watching from California.

What about swapping to a m4 head? Could you then use this as your edc hammer?

Hi, is this 1x8

Do you apply a bead of caulk around the bottom of the trim where it meets the porch concrete?

M4 is for finishing or small jobs

I'm sure it's great, but I couldn't hear you.

Ooops! Those shingles are cut flush against the white drip edge. Wrong. Should have 1/2" overhang if done correctly.

It's called a "Trimmer". A router is larger. No offence. just sayin.

Your time lapse is my regular speed putting down the flooring

Brother you are doing good I been watching from the start ! I am a finish carpenter in Nor Cal and the struggle is real! But you keep punching it out they will promote your channel !

That's a waist of time.all you have to know is the height above the rake then measure from end to end.

Thank you very informative! 😀

Can't hear a word your saying

With that technique.. Just sacrifice a framer's square and cut off the ends to exactly match your rise and the the the tread.. If they are a little off it will be obvious and you can just mark it off at the front of the lower trad and back soy you get the actual imperfections reflex ted on your skirt.. Just a thought..

Hi, pal, easier method you can do is. Place your skirt board to the wall just like you did, let it go all the way down to the hallway floor till the tip touches the floor. Measure and cut a scrap block of wood that is the same height as the top tip of the end that is resting on the floor, scribe the floor and cut the line. Then place the board back into position when done then tack it into place. Get a 2 foot level or piece of timber and push it up tight to the face of the riser of the ground floor step and mark a line up to the top edge of the board, then repeat all the way up the board till you reach the last riser. Now repeat the process for the treads. Lay your level or timber flat to the top tread, mark across the underside of your level and repeat the process for the rest of the treads on your way back down. You will now have the template for your skirt board. This is a good way to do it also. It will save you time having to measure and mark each one. Give it a go.

All depends: Stilleto hammer the t bone lll costs: $199.00, and the replacement face cost: $34.99 vs Martínez hammer costs: $284.95, and to replace the head is: $64.95, so you don’t have to buy the whole hammer, and all depends what you like, stilleto is cheaper and lighter, and it hits powerful as well!!!

If your trim pieces don't match up and you think you can fix it with caulk, you need to get out of the carpentry business.

I always try to buy made in U.S.A. products, sadly the quality of Vaughn and Estwing's have taken a few steps back. Why don't you get the M4 head or the M4 hammer? The heads are interchangeable with the handles.

All finish work is mostly tricks & tips. Combined with talent of course. Thx

Wouldn't it be easier to just use strips of wood and a hot glue gun to make a template? ruclips.net/video/gYwoKGUVytI/видео.html

Easier way is to use a scrap block, mark your riser, mark your step, when both lines intersect making 90 degrees, that’s your cut out. Did this process in a couple minutes vs marking like you did, plus your risers and steps won’t always be level or plumb so using a scrap ensures each step will match your mark

Tell your wife to invite me over to swim! 😂

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A track saw with a good anti splinter strips and blade works great for installing stair threads, I find there's too much time in trying to set a miter saw blade to suit the cut but with a track you set the guide rail on your lines, clamp it and cut and you're good to go for installing

Cool video! 😂 seriously impressive how you just swapped that handle for one with a light, very effective I’m sure.

Those are some pretty janky stairs to be honest… As a trim carpenter, I would’ve bid it EXTREMELY high, hoping not to get it, but if I did at least it would pay out

I gave my Bosh Away it was never accurate! I run with a 12” Makita w/ fast cap best fence wings! Out of the box my Makita was dead on and is easy to calibrate ! I use the Makita stand also! Be careful with the Festool twice as much money and in the past it has had motor burn out issues! Or the Dewalt DW 780 there is the industry top two compound miter saws for trim Carpenters !

Great job

Great video my man! I am a finish carpenter/contractor in Nor Cal I really do not do skirts and stairs that much ? Maybe every once in a while? Lots of doors, built ins, base, crown, ect.,. However I ask for a 3/4 to 7/8” space between stairs and wall of course framing like yours prevents it! I use a digital level to get my degree angle almost always 36to 40? The level sits off the nosing 2 3/4 or 3/8 can’t remember? And my plumb cut is an example 90 degrees minus 38 for angle 52 degree plumb cut. It’s a bear coming in behind someone like here who maybe was a handyman who built your stairs! Min riser should not be over 7.5 and tread 10” or else inspector fails it they are tough on stairs! I use Akibus bag and carry 2 squares 4” & 6” Martinez however I purchased their aluminum ones and they are great for figuring angles ect.,. Track Saw bar none Makita it’s a beast I hv both corded and battery. It takes a min to gather stuff I know! But 1 st thing I did was covert my garage into a shop! Big table saw small planer & jointer plus a nice router table for face frames! That way you mill it and charge for it ! Cuts overhead whereas milling is profit all shop building profit & write off ! Hey I am signed up looking forward to all your videos you’re going to kill it! Keep hustling!

i am from romania and tyoday my client ask me if i can do a skirt board now i know...Thanks

I got this and I may do a review on it is shit I think Martinez should withdraw his name from it the hammers yes they are amazing I own 2 but the pouches are shit first of all you have to wait months to get them cause they don’t have them on stack and then the price is absurd you can get a way better one and probably 2 for the price of this is really disappointing

I tried with that tool pouch but it sticks out too far for me diamondback is the way to go

Very cool! 🎉

You should put those bits deeper, hope your ok if you used it the way you loaded that big.

I was told by a RUclips commenter to cut the patriotic bullshit for telling people to try to buy made in the USA tools.

You mentioned the m4 head is lighter and square on top for trim... And then complain about the m1 "framing" head for trim. The m4 also has a trim nail claw.

Martinez is the greatest 🙌 commercial carpenter here

Just my opinion, but 20oz is 20oz whether it's steel, titanium, aluminum, brass, bronze, beryllium, wood. When titanium hammers came out, they had steel screw on faces. Titanium alloy might be tough but it's immeasurable in the human hand, we ain't machines and we can't decipher the minute differences in practice. Also a solid piece of steel will always be stronger than a mechanical connection. It all works in the end. If only common sense could be shared as effectively as marketing builds hype...21st CENTURY BABY burn that money honey

Good review! 👍🏼

I like your t shirt!