How to make 45 degree Deck Corners / Deck Frame Trick. Как строить углы террасы

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  • Опубликовано: 31 авг 2018
  • 45° corner inside and outside. How I build the Deck. #13 That screws a specially designed for this type of flooring material. C-Deck Star Drive Composite Deck Screws
    Watch ALL videos about full process of building:
    Deck material - TimberTech www.rmfp.com/decking/composit...
    Screws - Composite Deck Screws Rustic Bark color head - here at Home Depot - thd.co/2Cko9LE
    #1 How I build the Deck. Planning & Concrete Footings. Разметка и опоры террасы
    • How I build the Deck. ...
    #2 21 Deck Concrete Footings done. How I build the Deck. • Deck Concrete Footings...
    #3 Wall preparation before Deck Ledger Board installation. Подготовка стен дома к террасе
    • Wall preparation befor...
    #4 How to make 12 foot level under $22. Длинный уровень из короткого • How to make 12 foot le...
    #5 Deck Ledger Board installation • Deck Ledger Board inst...
    #6 Joists and Joist Hangers installation. Лаги для пола и их крепление
    • Joists and Joist Hange...
    Make the BEST Multi-Function End Nipper Pliers ever • Make the BEST Multi-Fu...
    #7 Deck Face Board installation. Jig and Trick. • Deck Screws. Deck Face...
    #8 Blocking between Joists • Blocking between Joist...
    #9 Circular Saw Jig. Perfectly straight 90 degree cut. Circular Saw Guide
    • Circular Saw Jig. Perf...
    #10 Composite Deck Board installation and nice Inner-Outer Corner.Композитный пол, углы
    • Composite Deck Board i...
    #11 Block, Joist and again Blocks and Joists. Лаги и крепление к обвязке
    • Block, Joist and again...
    #12 How to secure deck boards to the joists. Как крепить пол к лагам.
    • How to secure deck boa...
    #13 How to make 45-degree Deck Corners / Deck Frame Trick. Как строить углы террасы
    • How to make 45 degree ...
    Circular Saw Crosscut trick. • Circular Saw Crosscut ...
    #14 How to build a Deck Steps. Ступеньки для террасы • How to build a Deck St...
    #15 Decking Fascia boards installation. Боковые панели для террасы
    • Decking Fascia boards ...
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    How to build a deck 30 ft x 30 ft (9 x 9 meters).
    Как самому построить террасу,
    Paano bumuo ng isang terrace,
    How to build a terrace, كيفية بناء شرفة,
    如何建造一個露台,
    Πώς να οικοδομήσουμε μια βεράντα,
    Wie man eine Terrasse baut,
    Kiel konstrui treason,
    テラスの作り方, एक छत का निर्माण कैसे करें,
    Come costruire una terrazza,
    چگونگی ساخت یک تراس,
    Como construir um terraço,
    Teras nasıl kurulur,
    Hur man bygger en terrass,
    هڪ ڇت ڪيئن ٺاهيو,
    Teras qurish,
    ווי צו בויען אַ טעראַסע
    Как строить углы террасы
    #deck, #howto, #deckframe

Комментарии • 228

  • @FixitAll
    @FixitAll  11 месяцев назад

    You might be interested to see another project where I built a deck with natural cedar wood floor
    How I build the Deck 12' x 20' ruclips.net/p/PL9fyWqL02lqkUWshlwsCqzBcRR8BEMETo

  • @user-ln4xl2on4u
    @user-ln4xl2on4u Год назад +1

    Мастеру и дело по плечу!

  • @KorraTheFrenchie
    @KorraTheFrenchie 3 года назад +5

    That’s a handy little jig for making your outside screw holes!

  • @waynemiller6070
    @waynemiller6070 3 года назад +1

    Very conscientious building. I appreciate all of the thought taken and implemented in this video.

  • @Cocoatreat
    @Cocoatreat 5 лет назад +7

    Wow! Thanks for the tips! I will be upgrading my deck soon and this was pretty helpful!

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  2 года назад

      No, It's for nothing. If you do it, well, just money and time installation to the roof.

  • @dotnetnuclearllc
    @dotnetnuclearllc 5 лет назад +7

    That deck looks amazing!

  • @dogthewalker8071
    @dogthewalker8071 3 года назад +2

    Love the saw and drill sounds mixed with the music.

  • @drummerdem50
    @drummerdem50 5 лет назад +1

    Thanks

  • @DrNormGutHealth
    @DrNormGutHealth 7 месяцев назад

    Precision, efficiency and beauty. Well done.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  7 месяцев назад

      Thank you sir!

  • @ehickey73
    @ehickey73 3 года назад

    Clean Work

  • @ThisTall
    @ThisTall 3 года назад

    Looks good! You’re a man of many drills

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад

      I appreciate that

  • @flodareltih9407
    @flodareltih9407 Год назад +2

    awesome corner spacing amazing job, nice work!

  • @cannonjanes994
    @cannonjanes994 3 года назад +3

    Damn... I hope my deck looks that good when I am done! Now I know how to do the double picture frame! Thanks!!! Spacibo!!!

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад

      Пожалуйста!

  • @stoffes
    @stoffes 3 года назад

    slick deck!!!!! looks so nice

  • @orgi-3325
    @orgi-3325 Год назад

    Looking f@g nice!

  • @cherry1873
    @cherry1873 4 года назад

    Gorgeous mitres Sir.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  4 года назад

      Thank you! Cheers!

  • @richardrumplik7023
    @richardrumplik7023 2 года назад +1

    Great Job And video. I’m repairing my 18 year old deck now and I have TREX ON IT AND Parallel Joist to the house like you have and have been searching for best way to add a boarder band of decking 👍

  • @RT-jf9pp
    @RT-jf9pp 3 года назад +1

    best deck builder I seen so far on youtube.

  • @mrsalazarm7
    @mrsalazarm7 5 лет назад +1

    Nice!!

  • @chanppion
    @chanppion Год назад

    Beautiful

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  Год назад +1

      Thank you! Cheers!

  • @davidl4213
    @davidl4213 11 месяцев назад

    Amazing how fast this guy works. It's as if he sped up the video. Good job.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  11 месяцев назад

      Thank you! Please check out my fresh deck project. Link in pinned comment.

  • @johnkriete2152
    @johnkriete2152 Год назад

    I do like the double picture frame. Boss just has us doing one. Those are sharp!

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  Год назад +1

      This was done us a customer asking .

  • @kevinh2024
    @kevinh2024 4 года назад

    Nice music. It got me off my chair. I might want to go to build a deck now.

    • @thanxx
      @thanxx 3 года назад

      yeah its kinda sad......but uplifting.....but still......kinda sad

  • @gastonmatbrai
    @gastonmatbrai 5 лет назад +2

    So nice to see your work. I like the fact you put a lot of work in details. I build fences and also want it to look near perfect for the eyes of customer. Also it's the best advertising system :)

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  5 лет назад

      Thank you!

    • @jppirr1031
      @jppirr1031 2 года назад

      Is there a reason you don’t put the miter tight ??

  • @dddmmm21
    @dddmmm21 Год назад

    Nice spacing game, specially at the mitered corners.

  • @Warren3carpentry
    @Warren3carpentry 4 года назад

    Great video! I subbed!

  • @rishat1254
    @rishat1254 4 года назад +3

    Standard install. Looks good. What was the trick?

  • @williamcabiling5938
    @williamcabiling5938 3 года назад

    Nice

  • @williamcabiling5938
    @williamcabiling5938 3 года назад

    Nice video

  • @MotorSwapDan
    @MotorSwapDan 3 года назад

    Great video! Spaziba

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад +1

      Пожалуйста!

  • @cwhall5430
    @cwhall5430 3 дня назад

    Super clean work👍 this is a great upgrade for client and for out pockets. Little more work for much more profitability for master carpenter

  • @junmarpasion9369
    @junmarpasion9369 3 года назад +2

    Was here for the great music and legendary work!

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад +1

      Thank you 😊

  • @garyjones5406
    @garyjones5406 3 года назад +16

    How he can do that without tattoos has me bewildered.

  • @chadhumes1684
    @chadhumes1684 10 дней назад

    Nice work love all your clean details. Lots of opinions in these comments from people most likely have never built anything in their life.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  10 дней назад

      @@chadhumes1684 Thank you 😊

  • @Ritercrazy
    @Ritercrazy 5 лет назад +1

    Fun music. Good job.

  • @jeffersonlink9882
    @jeffersonlink9882 5 лет назад +7

    The only criticism i would give is the use of deckmate screws for the structure underneath. Deckmate screws are great for deck planks. But deckmate screws dont not have a lot of shear strength. They weaken easily and will shear off. Use different screws.

  • @dasbassfish
    @dasbassfish 15 дней назад

    Pre drill #1

  • @danieldumitru4388
    @danieldumitru4388 4 года назад

    I really admire your deck and talent. May I ask where did you buy the deck beams -what material and size - if you don't mind me asking.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  4 года назад

      All from Dunn Lumber.

  • @skylark4901
    @skylark4901 5 лет назад +3

    Soooooooooo........................ how do you do it?

  • @ko6128
    @ko6128 4 года назад +1

    Those plastic decks are great at charging people that walk on the with static electricity. The mfgs need to fix this issue.

  • @barrymartin7027
    @barrymartin7027 2 года назад

    A little tutorial would have really helped

  • @keithlea6804
    @keithlea6804 5 лет назад +1

    How come you don't gap you but joints? You did on the 45 miter but not at the but joints you put them tight. Hows that work for expansion? This thing looks great buy the way. A lot of people stay away from boarders on decks because of the extra framing work that is required and it's so expensive. If you dont have a video on framing for a deck with boarders you should do one your work is spot on. Nice job

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  5 лет назад

      This deck has 15 part of video from start to finish.

  • @oscarhalfvol6868
    @oscarhalfvol6868 3 года назад

    amazing job. very good. what is the name of the track? love ur videos

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад

      Some track from Modern Talking

  • @damansky11
    @damansky11 3 года назад +1

    Im just curious if you had any strength issues when you butt two composite boards together on a single joist?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад +1

      No, I didn't see any problems.

  • @banjomaniac
    @banjomaniac 5 лет назад

    Where did you find the long boards with no grooves? I have some Brown composite I'm fixing to put down and can only find 8 foot non grooved boards for trim? Can't find fascia any longer than 12 foot either?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  5 лет назад

      All materials from Dunn Lumber store.

  • @carmfully
    @carmfully 10 месяцев назад

    Do you keep the space in the miter the same as the space between the boards? I'm doing a double picture frame and not sure how best to deal with the miters. I don't think having them completely tight will work as they'll open up in the future. What is your approach? Also, have you ever mitered scalloped boards (ie not solid all the way through - they have those dado type groves along the bottom. My thought is to maybe rip some wood to fit into those channels and then crew in through that for a more solid hold.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  10 месяцев назад

      Was the same space, 1/4" approximately. Never work with other types of flooring, can't say anything's.
      Sometimes I do corners without space to better look like solid continued wood edge/frame. Like in this deck: How I build the Deck 12' x 20'. ruclips.net/p/PL9fyWqL02lqkUWshlwsCqzBcRR8BEMETo

  • @markmelton8676
    @markmelton8676 5 лет назад

    What kind of wood did you frame this with? Never seen wood with all the little slots on top? Looks like good material

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  5 лет назад

      Not a wood, this is composite material. Plastic.

    • @nuts4goats545
      @nuts4goats545 5 лет назад

      Pressure treated wood frame. Composite decking.

  • @t3servo545
    @t3servo545 5 лет назад +1

    Please post normal speed video. I want to learn from you. Thanks.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  5 лет назад +1

      Will check if I have original file.

  • @CCT.8B
    @CCT.8B 3 года назад

    Love this video! Watched it about 10 times now... can I ask you want you are using to draw the line on the deck boards? Is it a piece of chaulk?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад

      Witch line? Can you say minutes in wideo where I was done it?

    • @CCT.8B
      @CCT.8B 3 года назад

      @@FixitAll 0:18 secs

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад

      Just regular carpenter pencil

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад

      @@CCT.8B You can see a pencil in this moments ruclips.net/video/hunOh2uD4ws/видео.html

  • @puychenin
    @puychenin 5 лет назад +18

    I appreciate the quality and speed of your work, well done.however I live in a built-up area, and my neighbours simply would not tolerate that music playing so loud, so I'm afraid it's a no from me, thank you.

    • @N1rOx
      @N1rOx 5 лет назад +15

      Thanks for getting back to us @puychenin. Typcially we like to hire neighbours who only like to listen to basic european house. The guy pictured here loved it so much he decided to do a 45 degree deck corner for us. In future, we will always aim to provide the best music to each and every neighbourhood. Thanks again.

    • @hakanwappling3743
      @hakanwappling3743 5 лет назад +8

      This is a brilliant comment 😂

    • @maestroh2986
      @maestroh2986 Год назад

      Taste in music is always the most important part of hiring a contractor.

  • @albinsalguero6300
    @albinsalguero6300 5 лет назад +2

    No xlips i thought that was the hole point of composite i like wood in the summer its better that composite is fire and wood is just as good make sure your miters are tight always bevels miters coping has to always be tight very important even with azek and composite materials and pvc it does shrink i work with it everyday

    • @sheilablanchette8957
      @sheilablanchette8957 4 года назад

      i've seen azak shrink to a 1/2" gap on rake boards, would be very disturbing for such a pricey product

    • @EtoTheKay
      @EtoTheKay 3 года назад

      Never make your mitres tight. They'll expand 100% over time.

  • @marelleq1506
    @marelleq1506 Год назад

    You are so good. Are you near phila

  • @chogyaltenzin82
    @chogyaltenzin82 5 лет назад

    Wow great work. Like the song what’s the name of the song???

  • @operationremodel
    @operationremodel 3 года назад

    Music hype 4real

  • @marc9709
    @marc9709 4 года назад

    Double up your joists where two boards meet.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  4 года назад

      At this way i need a 100s double boards. Owner pass this idea and say just use screws from top.

  • @johnmorgan1313
    @johnmorgan1313 4 года назад +1

    Great job 👍 some decks I've seen on utube have closed the miter corner, you a have a gap . Is the gap for expansion?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  4 года назад

      Mostly for pine tree needles. A lot of trees around this deck.

    • @walbertHidalgo
      @walbertHidalgo 4 года назад

      i was thinking on the gap I’m learning how to make decks and the decks that i already done i didn’t left no gaps and its a trex that would be a problem ?

    • @johndough1966
      @johndough1966 4 года назад +3

      @@walbertHidalgo Trex specifically states to leave 1/8" gap between all decking boards, including butt joints/corner mitres, for seasonal expansion and contraction. No gaps = no warranties.

    • @tommysmalls8634
      @tommysmalls8634 3 года назад

      Timbertech Azek guide explicitly states, “Do not leave a gap at butt joints, splices or miters.” I don’t know why though since a lot folks apparently do and if John Dough is correct, Trex specifies the opposite.

    • @allennavoichick4635
      @allennavoichick4635 2 года назад

      @Mick W There are so many different types of composite. some still have some percentage of wood in the core. there is no wood in azek. Ive installed a lot of Azek, we do follow the direction to make mitres tight, ive never seen them open up. very tight to this day on decks ive re inspected.

  • @santosmartinez503
    @santosmartinez503 4 года назад

    🥰👌🏿

  • @GregoryGuay
    @GregoryGuay 3 месяца назад

    How do those mitre corners look after a few years?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 месяца назад

      I can't tell you. A year ago, the house was sold to other people. Maybe some day I can stop by and ask to check it out.

  • @williamneff1535
    @williamneff1535 5 лет назад +17

    Guess I'm the only one who noticed he did all his pre drilling with a driver and put in the screws with a drill

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  5 лет назад

      You right. I don't like noise from driver when it overload with strews in.

    • @freddienz68
      @freddienz68 5 лет назад +3

      Drivers will easily snap/break a screw.
      In my experience.... Drills are much more gentle on screws

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  5 лет назад +1

      @@freddienz68 You absolutely right. And also I can control speed with drill and deep of the screw head in the board.

    • @freddienz68
      @freddienz68 5 лет назад +1

      @@FixitAll 👍👍👍

    • @007Variable
      @007Variable 5 лет назад +1

      @@FixitAll i rarely use the driver any more because of the noise. the new brushless drills are so powerful you don't need to.

  • @MarkDavis77
    @MarkDavis77 Год назад

    Not sure about using the screws to secure the 45 bracing, not concerned about the sheer strength overtime?

  • @jestinloveday584
    @jestinloveday584 Год назад

    Is there a fence painted onto his fence? Asking for a friend.

  • @pammiesue7931
    @pammiesue7931 4 года назад

    Are the joists 16 inches apart?

  • @b3arwithm3
    @b3arwithm3 6 месяцев назад

    Would face screws not prevent the board from expansion and shrinkage?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  6 месяцев назад

      5 and a half years have passed since its construction. The customer does not notice any shortcomings or changes in the design. So I can say that everything is fine.

    • @b3arwithm3
      @b3arwithm3 6 месяцев назад

      @@FixitAll thank you for your quick reply. Sorry if it came across as i was questioning your work, it was certainly not my intention. I am just trying to understand why manufacturers are telling us to leave a gap for expansion, but at the same time approve face screws which is counter intuitive. I thought the screws would lock the board in place and resist any movement thus putting stress on the boards. And the Camo system is similar to face screws interfering with expansion. Am I understanding it right?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  6 месяцев назад

      @@b3arwithm3 I think the boards don't create as much movement and don't expand as much as to put stress on the screws. Natural wood boards are much more susceptible to expansion. However, they are screwed on and last for decades.

    • @b3arwithm3
      @b3arwithm3 6 месяцев назад

      @@FixitAll does the temperature varies a lot in your area? Yes wood boards move much more. I think they buckle up because they can't move horizontally. That's the #1 problem I see with wood decks. Nails aren't flush because the boards cupped up.

  • @mattbrad788
    @mattbrad788 3 года назад +1

    I thought you were going to show how to cut 45 on a deck. But i got a dance video.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад

      Just dance and cut with miter saw ;-)

  • @Kendo-84
    @Kendo-84 3 года назад

    How come your drip cap from the house ledger isn't on top of the deck boards?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад

      Never saw it in floor materials.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад

      Plus - this type of installation is a owner choice, i just done it by his instruction.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад

      All water and pine needles will drop thru the hole 4:04 on the ground and never collect between wall and floor.

  • @gunslinger7543
    @gunslinger7543 Год назад

    I’ve seen a lot of 45° corners where they are flush together, touching each other. I see you have a gap between the 45s. Reason for that??

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  Год назад +1

      After years, the frame and floors board will move back and forth in winter-summer temperatures and no one guarantee 45 will stay together. So owner asking make a 1/4" gap like all floors between boards. In this way it will look similar all the time.

    • @gunslinger7543
      @gunslinger7543 Год назад

      @@FixitAll that’s what I like best is that the gaps in the 45s look just like all the other boards. Very clean look.

  • @heraldoceballos5844
    @heraldoceballos5844 Год назад

    como se llama ese tipo de tornillo

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  Год назад

      Screws - Composite Deck Screws Rustic Bark color head - here at Home Depot - thd.co/2Cko9LE

  • @Baseball-wj1tf
    @Baseball-wj1tf Год назад

    The pollock way, no hidden fasteners.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  Год назад

      Owner design and bought the material and style installation.

  • @samuelt2072
    @samuelt2072 5 лет назад +1

    We stopped mitering deck boards - even the composite stuff - ages ago. Use right angle butt corners (works better for odd angles, too).
    No face fasteners, either - use hidden proprietary clips.
    No problems - so far - even with wood. 🤞🤞

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  5 лет назад

      Thanks for advice!

    • @samuelt2072
      @samuelt2072 5 лет назад +1

      @@FixitAll
      👍👍 Stopped using miters with interior trim also - things look like hell in no time.

    • @johndough1966
      @johndough1966 4 года назад

      Bad information

    • @gaylehiner9511
      @gaylehiner9511 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@samuelt2072 i did miters10 years ago still together. Wood, composite and vinyle.

  • @user-wp5ok2ek6s
    @user-wp5ok2ek6s 4 года назад +1

    ?? 뭐여..

  • @saulgonzales5665
    @saulgonzales5665 3 года назад

    What kind of wood is that

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад

      Not wood, composite material.
      www.rmfp.com/decking/composite-decking/timbertech-decking/

  • @charleschi843
    @charleschi843 2 года назад

    00:37 Hot summer day? Is this the reason for no gap?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  2 года назад +1

      This is the owner plan. They like to see continuous board, like one whole piece.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  2 года назад

      In January I'll be in this house for some other work and definitely will take a video how this deck materials look after 3 year.

    • @charleschi843
      @charleschi843 2 года назад

      @@FixitAll Would be so helpful! Thank you.

  • @slicktype001
    @slicktype001 5 лет назад

    What kind of joist timber is that?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  5 лет назад

      2" x 8" x 16'

    • @slicktype001
      @slicktype001 5 лет назад

      Sorry, I meant to ask what kind of specie of wood is that?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  5 лет назад

      @@slicktype001 you mean decking floor material?

    • @slicktype001
      @slicktype001 5 лет назад +1

      Fix it All : Decking looks to be Azek or the liking. I’m more interested in the actual wood specie of the joist. I can’t say that I have seen that staple looking holes on the joist sides as what’s present on all your boards.

  • @slazarus236
    @slazarus236 4 года назад

    В каком штате вы работаете?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  4 года назад

      Washington, Seattle area.

    • @slazarus236
      @slazarus236 4 года назад

      Fix it All далековато от Коннектикут, хотел пригласить дек построить…

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  4 года назад

      @@slazarus236 Если бы не вирус, то вопрос был бы решаемым.

  • @jonthemachine1970
    @jonthemachine1970 3 года назад +2

    That's what I really wanted. Some distracting stock music blasting in my ear instead of the creator explaining.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад +1

      You can mute music.
      I didn't see for what i should spend watchers time listening my talking, and what talking about?? For basic explanation how to use miter saw and how to use drill and screws? If my video need some explanation, man that's job not for your hand.

  • @chrisansari
    @chrisansari 5 лет назад +2

    These are 90° corners with mitred joints, not 45° corners.

  • @timcopeland
    @timcopeland 4 года назад

    gotta have expansion at that joint. 0:41

    • @samuelfloyd5072
      @samuelfloyd5072 4 года назад

      Tim Copeland I don’t think that is the case in this situation the whole board screwed down I imagine the frame is going to be stressed no matter what

    • @mrmpls
      @mrmpls 3 года назад

      Some composite manufacturers state that the decking butt joists should be installed with no gap.

    • @tommysmalls8634
      @tommysmalls8634 3 года назад

      @@mrmpls yup Timbertech Azek specifies no gaps for butt joints, splices and miters.

  • @bigassscott666
    @bigassscott666 4 года назад

    why you screwing all from the top..use deck fasteners and hide screws...

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  4 года назад

      Yes, you can, just add more joist support to each board ends. Thats was owner plan to reduce work with extra joist to support.

  • @justasiam777
    @justasiam777 4 года назад

    В каком штате вы живёте?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  4 года назад

      WA

    • @justasiam777
      @justasiam777 4 года назад

      Молодцы!! Очень классно делаете!! У вас бизнес или вы для себя?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  4 года назад

      @@justasiam777 Это для заказчиков. Всё что на моём канале это для заказчиков. Бизнес.

    • @justasiam777
      @justasiam777 4 года назад

      Супер!! Успехов вам! Сами учились
      ?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  4 года назад

      @@justasiam777 Да, самоучка.

  • @vince9196
    @vince9196 2 года назад

    Very good video in terms of showing how to do picture frame deck but why does it need terrible music that no one wants to hear and so loud totally ruins the video

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  2 года назад

      Well, what can I say about music, .... some one like video with, some one without music, so just hit the Mute button, this only option. Thank you.

  • @dasbassfish
    @dasbassfish 15 дней назад

    Bro I'm asking myself the same shiT

  • @sukhibai007
    @sukhibai007 3 года назад

    U didnt show us
    How to cut 45 degree angle

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад

      Miter saw on 45 degree and done.
      1:28
      1:42
      3:47
      etc...

    • @mullygully1510
      @mullygully1510 2 года назад

      @@FixitAll thr corners on the deck are 90° angles? Or am I missing something here...

  • @freddienz68
    @freddienz68 5 лет назад +1

    Composite decking materials look cheap and nasty. Good skills tho... nice miters and gaps.
    BUT Even composite decking materials move in the heat of the sun and the cold of winter. I have seen these materials shrink at least 1/4 of an inch.

    • @gavincollins9376
      @gavincollins9376 5 лет назад

      Yes they do, treat as though it's wood, and allow 5mm between any joins

  • @dwayneh372
    @dwayneh372 4 года назад +1

    Face screwing the boards looks terrible
    Should have used hidden fasteners

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  4 года назад

      That was owner plan.

    • @lonnietrout7245
      @lonnietrout7245 4 года назад +1

      They make cortex screws that come with plugs and even have grain marks so you can see where screw was installed

  • @lukejackson5242
    @lukejackson5242 3 года назад +2

    Wow take a chill pill slow down mate ur gonna have a heart attack going that fast

  • @michaeltucker605
    @michaeltucker605 2 года назад

    Music video?

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  2 года назад

      I didn't see what need to explain more. Talking to people how to cut materials 45 degrees or how to screw it to the joist?
      I think if you planning to buil a deck by yourself, you'll already know this basic skills.

  • @Talachachannel
    @Talachachannel 5 лет назад

    Retro disco ....

    • @od4407
      @od4407 5 лет назад +1

      Lol more like basic European house

  • @edpollard9373
    @edpollard9373 5 лет назад +4

    Just wait for expansion and contraction it will look like crap

  • @mattbrad788
    @mattbrad788 3 года назад

    Not fair. Not using wood

  • @2012thehero
    @2012thehero Год назад

    Hope you didn't build that deck framing with all screws, not up to any code AND much weaker than using nails. Good for a few years but screws don't have the structural or shear strength of nails. Also should have used rubber joist tape to protect the joists from sitting water. Won't rot nearly as fast. Even with treated lumber.....

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  Год назад

      All was done by plan approved in city and after building was signed by inspector.
      Thanks for advice any way!

    • @rmcguire-pg6io
      @rmcguire-pg6io Год назад

      Nails may be good for interior work but unless they are treated and ring or spiral they corrode from pressure treated lumber and will snap off or back out. I have a ‘code approved’ deck on my house to prove it.

  • @murphythemenace3307
    @murphythemenace3307 5 лет назад

    How bout cut 4 pieces of border with one cut...how.. you ask..? The world may never now .. lmaoo

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  5 лет назад +1

      Precision only if you cut piece by piece.

    • @murphythemenace3307
      @murphythemenace3307 5 лет назад

      @@FixitAll I'm sorry bub but your wrong... I'm just an apprentice and my cuts fall right into place with no gap at all.. and i know what ur gonna say you need gaps because it expands.. but I got an answer for that too...

    • @murphythemenace3307
      @murphythemenace3307 5 лет назад

      Maybe one day I'll do a video and show you how the pros do it... (Circular saw) hint hint

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  5 лет назад

      @@murphythemenace3307 I do deck one in a years. You are pro.

    • @johndough1966
      @johndough1966 4 года назад

      @@murphythemenace3307 No gap, no warranty.

  • @FixitAll
    @FixitAll  4 года назад +1

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  • @whitewiskerz2577
    @whitewiskerz2577 5 лет назад +2

    Do not attempt with real wood

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    @FixitAll  4 года назад

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  • @aaronwhite1426
    @aaronwhite1426 4 года назад +2

    Was looking for an informative video, not a techno rave deck soundtrack.

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  4 года назад +1

      Do you need information how to cut at 45 degree ?
      Or how to use drill and screw to assemble two piece at 45 ?

    • @aaronwhite1426
      @aaronwhite1426 4 года назад

      @@FixitAll No, cutting a 45 degree and screwing them together is not the what I was looking for. I would just think that there would be some sort of dialog explaining the thought process, reasoning for the decisions he was making, lessons learned, tips... literally anything except a shit soundtrack.

  • @PBS-nm1uu
    @PBS-nm1uu 3 года назад

    No explanation, no measurements,, useless

    • @FixitAll
      @FixitAll  3 года назад

      You right, that's just how to make, not how to use a miter saw.

  • @loknloll
    @loknloll 5 лет назад

    Waiting for the trick. This is pretty standard subframe and picture frame work. And switch your driver and drill pls. You're using them wrong. And my wife just told me the music sucks so...clicking off.