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Awesome

You look great!

I use a steel jack post with the bottle jack, the wood will flex under heavy load

I would strongly recommend to use a thick metal plate on top of the bottle jack as it could split the wood end grain lol, need something to spread the load

I have a islander pool from Secard pools that comes out 18 inches of the ground on wood frame. I want to do a concrete deck, will the wooden frame be strong enough to hold the concrete

I would like to use the periscope one off to the side, through an adjacent wall and end right there in the back hallway. Short trip, easier to clean. Our dryer is electric, no gas in this subdivision. The current dryer vent goes UP, not out, 15 feet to the roof. I think this is a fire waiting to happen, even with annual duct cleaning for $125.

Nice work!

Hey, nice tools... Except for the Miter saw.

Oil base paint Ooooooo Several coats of paint wowwww Chances are your doing 2 coats of paints

here in California, code requires that the handrail extend beyond the last step and wrap back around. That way you can continue grasping the rail when taking that last step

It’s nice. The metal option is only a few bucks more and lasts for ever.

do you cut in control joints when you do exposed aggregate?

Hi Tom, I am really impressed with your work and mission. I would love to add value to your projects by editing your videos and designing thumbnails as a video editor and graphic designer. I have sent you an email with more details. Looking forward to hearing from you! Thanks, Nasir.

Thanks for the ideas. It gave me the inspiration to get my dryer venting done. 👍

I see that you used a 15 Amp outlet. How do you know which one you need since there are 15 amp outlets and 20?

These were already out of fashion in the 90’s dude!

You do any long form videos of this??

Only made a few mistakes. I don't recommend using teflon tape with pipe dope. Problem is DIY's think its a sealant when in fact it is a lubricant. NPT (pipe thread) is a tapered thread, requires a tight connection to seal. Use one or the other, not both. It's overkill. Good habit of capping unused gas line, (required in the UMC, (uniform mechanical code.) When soldering, (temperatures under 840 deg.) the flux should not extend to the end. The inside of the coupling needs cleaning, and then apply the flux missing about 1/4" from the end. Flux, (is caustic, that is how it works) is used to clean the pipe and stop air from getting to the soldered joint. The other failure is the heated air in the basement, being used to heat water. The air in the basement has to come from somewhere, so if the venting pulls air to the outdoors, then the basement will require replacement air. Ifl the basement floor, bottom plates and doors, are not sealed, that air comes from the house and outdoors. The most expensive air is the treated air from the house.

Hello, great video. What size is your pool?

Ooooooh, i like it!!!!

How white people do exposed aggregate lmao

Bummer about the dryer box, I wanted to do something similar, but ended up not doing it after all of my research, etc.

That’s funny 😂 your “drywall penance”

Always a good day when some new Dusty Builder comes out… Especially featuring Frank!

Never notch a 4x4

Use Cedar will last white is junk😅

Nice Warrior Way t-shirt! OSS!

I love that look!!

Looks Fantastic!!

Thanks for watching, check out the deck build video here 😁 ruclips.net/video/vzwr6Pcm5r4/видео.htmlsi=7oISCXBmmHH1CjaV

Rough framing with screws 😂 yeah right.

Not to shabby!!! :)

No maintainance? If you mean, i dont wanna replace these posts in 50 years, so ill cover them. You will be dead before that things rots to the point it is useless

those calves bro

Thanks for the great video! I do have one question now that I'm closing a pool for the first time. Q:: what keeps the air in the bottom drain plumbing from coming out the center drain and visa/versa the water re-filling up the bottom drain plumbing? btw...the anti-freeze is a great suggestion. Thanks again

You don’t refer the unit as a “ hot “ water heater because there is no reason to heat hot water. It’s simply a water heater.

Looks like a good crew to work for. great explanation and execution. Thanks for sharing

Those carriage bolt setups are known to need retightening every season if my knowledge is serving me right.

I have played around with many different sawhorse designs. I make mine the same way but I just use some scrap webbing instead of rope. To me, this is the easiest, fastest method and uses the least amount of materials. And the folding sawhorse take up little space and are easy to move around. Good tip on pre-drilling for the hinge and standing the things up. Thanks,

So a heat pump comes pre installed? Also are all heat pump heaters electric?

very nice and just subscribed!

Where did you order these from??

In my opinion this looks nice for a library, office building or an extremely old restored home. It looks too aged and out of place for such a small and plain house. Smooth bright concrete would’ve made the house look 15+ years newer.

hi, whats the name of the retarder used?

I’ll just stick with brushed finish. My driveway is aggregate and looks ok

Do you think an acid wash would have helped at all? Doing this tomorrow and wondering if I should pick up some acid just in case.

The electrical tape should be wrapped around the outlet several times not as a matter of keeping it dry but as a matter of safety for the next person who might have to take that outlet out in case it needs to be replaced.

Very cool! I'll have to try this sometime. With high end PVC I'm $40-60 per tread anyway. This looks like $10-15 per tread with some wire plus the one time cost of the forms. Could do some inlays too. I'm sold.

And then I dropped my beer, and then the slap split in half...