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Could only watch about a minute and a half before I felt like I was on a carnival ride. Stop spinning the camera around FFS.

it is really coming together !

Not as messy as I thought it would be

I guess it's all in the preparation. That's a brilliant result, and now it's sold. Of course I missed the live now as usual. Somehow your work day is right in the middle of my work day. Imagine that. Give Santa our well wishes if you would Moose! Thanks you

What size nails did you use? and did you nail every corner after ever layer? If so how did you make sure to miss the nail heads on the layer below?

You use the 1” mark, not the end of the tape. Bogus post.

Any chance you know the pulley size? I’m in CA and got one from Oregon where they don’t look under engine bays.

lol

I read if the outside of a copper pipe is oxidized and blue not to remove the blue because it protects the pipe? Anyone know if that is true?

Architect should/must know the codes 4 your area (its the job) & design such wall to bee framed by 2x6.

No pude quitar los valeros para cbiatlos algun tornrro lonpadra hacer

Pero no destapqs todo y como repararlo

I like your set up, I would have tried a tarp and maybe a blanket on the trap to insulated it, but that's because I'm not as smart as you :D

10:30 That next day garage door entrance was bad ass!😂

Hey - came back here to comment because I couldn't find where you commented on my video. Long story short, you were right.

You are right about the concrete counter tops. I did them in a house I bought and remolded in Florida in 2020. Now I hate them. I'm about to sell and collect my profit but, I have to replace the countertops. I'm going to do this. Thank you for this video.

Thanks for the video, but good lord! That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen! It's a attic hatch door, which means it needs to be easily opened and removed by anyone, including other family members (or older people or dainty ladies that may own your house later). You created such a monstrosity with that 2x4 frame and a crazy number of foam insulation layers. It boarders on clownish and is totally unnecessary. It is so thick and heavy with all those 2x4's that it makes it difficult to actually move or use. As other DIY videos show (for example: ruclips.net/video/lSLIbuR5WqU/видео.html), all you need is a couple layers of 2" foam board fastened together and to the plywood hatch cover with some double-sided duct tape. There's no need to create that 2x4 frame, and forcing someone else to maneuver your heavy creation over their heads while on top of a ladder, creating a potentially dangerous situation. And to to deal with that warping issue, you just needed to replace the old plywood board with a couple of back-to-back pieces of fresh (high quality, cabinet grade) plywood, screwed together to create an inch thing scuttle door. Or, just screw sheetrock on the bottom of one layer of plywood (asI have in my house from the original builder) which has the added benefit of being able to have the same ceiling texture as the rest of the ceiling. And with the new wood layers (with or without sheetrock) and the 4" of foam insulation, the new door is very unlikely to warp. Mine has never warped in over 26 years, with multiple use each year.

On a non load bearing wall I read you can drill 60% so up to 2.1” max bore with 5/8” left to the side. If you are getting inspected don’t make holes this large or it won’t pass. Maybe this was just an example before the studs were demolished.

Don't know if I'd call that little thing an egress window.

Fixed mine on a Ford E 350, 460 FI bbf. Took it off and through it away

What pound spring did you get I have a trailer and made a door and by myself I can pick it up a couple feet?

What pound spring did you get I have a trailer and made a door and by myself I can pick it up a couple feet?

What pound spring did you get I have a trailer and made a door and by myself I can pick it up a couple feet?

fixtures look great, great job as always Moose.

How long would you say the whole process took you?

Nice

winning

Good job man!

Hahaha, feel your pain.

thanks so much for posting these videos. I've been looking at rotten camper trailers the last few days.. the idea is intriguing but after seeing the work and tools and materials, I think you've talked me out of it 😁

what is the empty weight of the completed trailer?

Flip the grip, nice, I haven't used that move in a while. When the ball and chain leaves, I'm gonna give it a wack.

Great invention to be used for a short period of time! 😉😉👏👏

Good video. I thought you cannot drill more than on hole on the same stud without doubling the stud? Were you able to pass inspection as it is? Thanks

7 seconds ???? Preparation took 10 minutes. dumbest idea

Offer them 500 bucks and turn it into a haunted house :D You'd make the money back in entrance fees in no time and the work is basically already done

Atleast the nature is trying to kill the place. The ground is prob toxic waste due to the cruel smells from the saw movie basement :)

Amityville Horror meets George of the Juncle

Well, now we know why you were sick. I'm feeling queasy just looking at this dump through the Uchoob. That is the Calgary version of Skid Row I take it.

6:16 you're right, illegal suite, that's why there a stove and a horrible bathroom down there lol

Doesn't fire code require the attic access panel to be sheetrock for firebreak?

Isn't it easier with a light full size router? It has a bigger plate already. What do you think?

Picked one up at an amizon return store on dollar weds ....yes bout a jamed one for 1.00 . You rock bro !was about to take it apart before i said let me search RUclips first. God bless RUclips and ppl like you!

As someone who has had to take up every type of flooring during construction. Some cheapo knee pads go a long way when having to do brutal work like this.

Probably saved about £1 for the year

Jimmy's ex could prob use that on her foot calluses. 😁

I dont really get it. This is just a step up from using Paint of Word, right?