For that being his first DIY, I think it looked beautiful! Now he knows the trick or making it look perfect for the next time he does a flooring job. Gotta learn somehow!
honestly I have so much respect for you not tearing that guy a new one or utterly blaming him for ‘destroying’ the floor, but rather you said “it’s not bad, but we can easily make it better” so many people on youtube always give so much hate to homeowners for trying to diy something, even though that’s how most people get started in that business anyways
@@Novacificationshe’s just being dramatic. Wierd way sensitive people complement others for how they wish they were treated. She’s Probly upset by these post.
When I was a kid we had our hard wood floors refinished with a Swedish finish. The house was 60 years old so you can imagine the wood in the floors had shrunk a bit and this is what the finisher did. This was before all of the more exotic epoxy resins but who knows, maybe he used a poly or even some form of shellac. All I know is it worked great.
A man with courage. I would have loved to do a Herringbone with different woods and I even had a friend who had a lot of small end pieces that he would have given me and I could have bought the rest but I didn't have faith in myself or doors. Pets and an open floor plan don't mix well with sanding, staining (if that is your choice) or the final finish coats. It would have cost me more to board the animals than have it installed. He gave me a good deal and probably used many of the small pieces he had saved for me.
pretty dope man. I wonder how it'll do with seasonal moisture changes and stuff. It's probably been figured out, I just have to watch this on mute right now I'll probably come back. Really nice idea, good execution.
@@dac9500 I earn more money than a doctor and I’m considered one of the best wood floor refinishers out there, I’ve been in an international wood flooring magazine twice and also Grazia magazine. Manufacturers have used my work for marketing their products. Guess again Mr angry 😘
@Danny_Sandhouse good as you say you are, this is about the cheapest half done way to "fix" these floors. If you are going to pay for solid floors, install them correctly. I can't believe someone with your reputation would "fix" a floor like this. This is a disaster.
Looks fine now, but I'd like to see how it looks in a few years. Expansion and contraction over time will bring those defects out, maybe looking worse with filler in place. Natural wood had gaps, even if the saw was set up correctly. Most people get used to it. I think it still looks better than fake solid wood.
The simple fixes most dont know. I do the exact same thing when i do VCT flooring. Though with that, you just scrape the edge of some scrap flooring with your hook knife then proceed to sweep it around with a push broom. Boom. Perfection.
Hats off to the guy for DIYing it that size, I did 6m2 in my office and I only had maybe 2-3 small gaps, took attention to my markings etc, also nailed every few so they couldn’t slide around. Back breaking work been on hands and knees all day laying them. Not sure if the floor adhesive was a good choice Bostil, was really hard to spread and squish each piece into and slide together the tongue and grooves . Extremely messy never again for me, I’ll pay a carpenter 😂
Am I missing something? If you applied the first board and there’s a gap, wouldn’t you want to solve that first before you plant another board? Why create a bigger problem?
The gaps mainly seem to be on the ends of the boards, because his saw didn’t cut the exact 90° angle he needs on the ends of the boards for them to all fit perfectly, and he likely cut most of the boards in one go, rather than doing it board by board. At least that’s how I would’ve done it if I was doing this. It’s quicker, but that means any errors you made in setting the saw up (like not making sure it’s at exactly 90°) is gonna be a consistent thing with every board you cut.
Haha but what if you knew the guy was one of the best in the country, had a great reputation and had his work shared in international magazines, would you still care? What’s the big deal? Is it an American thing? In the uk people are much more relaxed. These things are irrelevant as to weather you are getting a good job done or not. I’d be more wary of a man in a suit 😉
@Danny_Sandhouse I'm no pearl clutcher but I may not feel comfortable. I'm usually alone when there are trades people in my house and that would just be weird to me. I don't even let my sons walk in our house or yard without a shirt much less a stranger. No hard feelings I'm just sharing my perspective as an American. Not to mention, it looks like you do fantastic work.
Not sure about the tats, he has a massive vegvisir across his chest, which most people think is Viking but isn’t anything to do with Vikings ..it’s linked to Christianity .. next to a tat saying “old gods”. So his tats make him look like an uneducated dumba££ that can’t do a simple google 😂
Well normally id agree and you should constantly be checking your angles with a speed square along the way however, it could also be the product. i wouldnt shit on his workmanship without knowing what caused gaps, and this solution to filling them is exactly what id do
Not telling you what to do or anything this is strictly an opinion… I think it’s extremely tacky for someone to work shirtless in a client’s home. It’s very unprofessional, but whatever, I’m just some dude commenting on a RUclips video.
Haha you are entitled to your opinion, clients book me to do the job because I’m the best around not because of how I look. Also it was very hot, the clients didn’t care, they were happy we were doing good work.
REGARDLESS if its the client installing or a professional, unfinished hardwood flooring ALWAYS gets filled and sanded multiple times throughout the ENTIRE layout, so with that in mind is exactly why unfinished is cut to a lower standard. Cause that way the final floor becomes a seamless solid structure and is smoother then a baby's ass
Actually not a bad job for a person's first time installing a floor. My first time was installing a floating floor on the most uneven base ever because it was an older building and a lot of the rooms had a little bit of a tilt to them because of the foundation settling over the years. When you install a floating floor on an uneven surface, the pieces refuse to fit together perfectly like a puzzle as intended. I got it to look good, but after a month or so some of the boards started sliding from people walking on it and a few half inch to 1 inch gaps showed up, so I just used a wood adhesive and a rubber mallet to put the boards back into place, sanded a little, and it looked great after that, but it's still one of the most annoying jobs I've ever done even though it should've been simple.
I was gonna say what happens if the resin isn’t the finish they wanted. Then I waited to finish the video and saw you sanded the top layer off. Nice touch 👍
The carpenter did this in my parents house to fill all the tiny nail holes and it looked horrible a few years later as the dust and wood glue stayed super bright blonde and the wood around it aged and darkened. It's been a horrible pain to fix, and the parts of the house left with the open holes looks so much better.
I lived in a basement where the owner had learn how to stucco walls... you could really see the learning curve in the beginning it was pretty shoddy by the end it was mint an the middle was not half bad.
Noticed you mentioned solid herringbone floor, would this also work on laminate herringbone floor? I'm seeing similar gaps unfortunately. If so where do I get the 120grit dust? Also guessing i shouldnt sand?
Hey, I’m afraid it won’t work on laminate but can tape around the gaps and use a flexible acrylic, if you message me on insta il send you the link to a good one, I’m danny_sandhouse
Nice, does a closeup so you can see the cracks, and at the end does a fast but zoomed out view without proof that the job is done. Very good cameraman.
I know you are right 😞 this initially was a video on my insta and 1.5 mins long but had to trim it down to 60 seconds for a reel so just cut most of the after shots off, the other video and pics are on my insta though
What about changes in temperature throughout the year? Where are the floor board gonna expand into if there is no gap? In height instead of width I’m afraid. Won’t that cause the floor to ripple?
Is the grade of dust from the dist collected from sanding? For example if im sanding with 180 grit, the dust id collect from the bag in the sander would be 180 grit dust?
Havn't used any of berger seidles stuff besides their oil based paint and finish yet, how do you like it? Surprised to hear their name come up on a residential job.
Same trick you can use doing any wood work basically. Use dust from sanding the material and mix it in with glue or something with wood working and make things magically vanish.
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Glad you helped save that floor and that guys diy attempt. Hopefully he learned something an doesn't let the imperfections get to him
He did well for a diy tho eh? Looks good
The owner did. D.I.Y. He did perfect. But I would bet you will not post anything you did as you are an internet perfect. 🤡🤦♂️
It's awful
@@thatcher174 yeah, that's why I was glad he helped make it look that much better
@@meenjogreen bit like that big rat on four legs in your profile picture.
I’m am a carpenter & joiner and one of the first things I was taught back in the 70s when I was an apprentice was “ In glue & dust we lay our trust “.
And putty and paint makes a joiner what he ain’t. 😊
Try your best and caulk the rest
That's sad.
@@user-zj1rk4ec1uYou misspelled "I'm" there bud.
Maybe if you're crap
For a first time DIY, you have to give the guy credit. Had he known about this ir would have been top notch.
He’s definitely got a bigger pair than I have doing this style of flooring with no experience.
Hell yeah! I couldn't have done it myself
He done a shoddy job, every joint was out. I have laid herringbone as a diyer before and its hard for an amateur, but this makes me look like a pro
@@John...44...ok buddy
@@John...44... hard for amateur= he did a good job. Not hard to understand.
Wow, I can't imagine taking on a herringbone hardwood pattern as my very first DIY floor. The guy did a hell of a lot better than I would have!
The thing about DIY that guy will look at that floor in 10 years and know he put it in.
For that being his first DIY, I think it looked beautiful! Now he knows the trick or making it look perfect for the next time he does a flooring job. Gotta learn somehow!
honestly I have so much respect for you not tearing that guy a new one or utterly blaming him for ‘destroying’ the floor, but rather you said “it’s not bad, but we can easily make it better”
so many people on youtube always give so much hate to homeowners for trying to diy something, even though that’s how most people get started in that business anyways
Tbf it wasn't bad it had gaps but it wasn't hideous Ive seen worse from actual flooring installers
Why would he tear him a new one? It's not his floor and the guy is presumably paying him to fix it
@@Novacificationshe’s just being dramatic. Wierd way sensitive people complement others for how they wish they were treated. She’s Probly upset by these post.
@@Novacificationbecause some people can be shitty if you try something yourself and then need help. Mechanics are notorious for it.
For a first time DIY he knocked it out of the park!
No he didnt
@@John...44... yes he did. He's not a professional and shouldn't be held to a professional standard
You were proper kind to that lad on his DIY. Good on ya.
Satisfying to watch and it came out like brand new. 😊
Thanks so much! The client was happy with the end result 😊
It was brand new
@@Ezio11GB
You know what they mean.
@@Danny_Sandhousesuper job.. what the name of this filler pls......burgerseedam...cant find
I called up my dealer for 120 dust, doesn't know what I'm talking about?
Same here. A drug dealer knocked on my door instead.
I'm here to ask for it 😂, run some saw dust in a blender I guess 😂
120 is super high, 80 is more appropriate honestly, don’t get scammed
bro literally says SAND FIRST
you can use the dust you literally just made if you used 120 grit to sand it 🤷♂️
@@nightdivination89are you a member of 'The Joke Police'?
Pancake batter is the ideal consistency … not runny not thick, spreads easy
Idk how you’re making your pancake batter but my pancake batter is not runny, it’s only slightly less thick than brownie batter
@@pagionthevoiceless3682hence why she said “not runny”
We always describe the consistency we need for concrete and gypsum as beer shits, cause every construction worker knows what those are like
@@pagionthevoiceless3682American pancakes are different from European ones 😊 European pancakes are what you’d call crepes
@@techheck3358 I make the fluffy ass Japanese pancakes so…
As a pro hardwood flooring guy i approve this message 😊
Is there a wood floor red seal now😂
Danny, us old guys cringe at those bare knees on that floor.😅
I'm young and I'm wincing at that too
💯 he’s livin on the edge!!😮
39 and I already know 😂
I used to do it all the time... Now at 55, I wish I hadn't...!
Bro, and no mask with fine sawdust.... My lungs & sinuses said nooooo.
When I was a kid we had our hard wood floors refinished with a Swedish finish. The house was 60 years old so you can imagine the wood in the floors had shrunk a bit and this is what the finisher did. This was before all of the more exotic epoxy resins but who knows, maybe he used a poly or even some form of shellac. All I know is it worked great.
Thanks for sharing!!!
My boy out here grouting hardwood 😂😂
It’s very common in hardwood. Filler is part of the process.
Not sure why this is funny? Kevin's gonna Kevin.
@@skylined5534 lol I find it funny myself because I’m a tile guy
@@KevinOrtega713tile guys unite!
Quality result. Honestly not a bad attempt by the client - glad the final fix turned out so nicely, looks crakin'!
Voice over by Bob Mortimer
I was just about to comment this 😂😂😂
Shit, just said same thing hahaha
Client done a pretty decent job - well done to him.
I just took my shirt off and everything is done 😂😂😂 good job!!
A man with courage. I would have loved to do a Herringbone with different woods and I even had a friend who had a lot of small end pieces that he would have given me and I could have bought the rest but I didn't have faith in myself or doors. Pets and an open floor plan don't mix well with sanding, staining (if that is your choice) or the final finish coats. It would have cost me more to board the animals than have it installed. He gave me a good deal and probably used many of the small pieces he had saved for me.
I just woke up from a nap, and thought Kid Rock was teaching me home renovation for a second
oh fuck I just laughed harder than a grownup should at that. Fuckin slop pail hat.
Hahahahaha😂🤣
Kid Rock with a woollyback accent 😼
I love you being willing to show how resin and sawdust can be actual magic. You did fine work ❤
Yo, WHAT is he wearing?! If my flooring guy came in like this
I would just let him continue doing what he’s doing cause he clearly has some secrets
I’m hip bro this new generation is wild
Props to the DIYer - a great job for a first time and with this tip he would have ended up with a professional level finish.
My husband’s reaction to seeing a handyman like this in nothing but short shorts fixing diy flooring 😂😂
I always seem to trigger the men by being topless lol. Also Il not a handy man I’m a wood floor expert 💅
@@Danny_SandhouseShe never specified what the reaction was, could've been turned on 🤷♀️
You’re not even using knee pads, I salute you 🫡
How are your knees not blown 😅 that my knees hurt just watching you work! Lol
For me, it’s the back! Bro has serious core strength that I do not
Crack head stamina
Youth!!
Thank you! You just saved us. We just bought a house that had some poor DIY and we were trying to figure out what to do.
Knee pads left the chat
Respirators too 😅
Si
And his shirt
This is exactly what I first thought 😂
@@gaelboutigny2044
Pant? Singular?!
Hello. The RUclips algorithm brought me here, and definitely smashed that like button and subscribed. I really like your work
Love your outfit for work ❤ lol
:p
pretty dope man. I wonder how it'll do with seasonal moisture changes and stuff. It's probably been figured out, I just have to watch this on mute right now I'll probably come back. Really nice idea, good execution.
I don't know why I thought this guy was adding the asbestos back into his flooring
Lol
🧐 like that’s the most ridiculous thought… do you even know what asbestos looks like or products containing it look like?
😂😂😂
Anything for that authentic feel.
@@Ipsissimus 😂
Okay one of the fix it videos that I actually love here. Nicely done.
Thank you!
I know you can afford knee pads 🧐
Haha my knees can crush diamonds 💎
@@Danny_Sandhousegood luck saying that in 20 years
Nope. All his money goes to more tattoos. And what customer wouldn't want to see this freak in their living room pulling off this cheap scam.
@@dac9500 I earn more money than a doctor and I’m considered one of the best wood floor refinishers out there, I’ve been in an international wood flooring magazine twice and also Grazia magazine. Manufacturers have used my work for marketing their products.
Guess again Mr angry 😘
@Danny_Sandhouse good as you say you are, this is about the cheapest half done way to "fix" these floors. If you are going to pay for solid floors, install them correctly. I can't believe someone with your reputation would "fix" a floor like this. This is a disaster.
Looks fine now, but I'd like to see how it looks in a few years. Expansion and contraction over time will bring those defects out, maybe looking worse with filler in place. Natural wood had gaps, even if the saw was set up correctly. Most people get used to it. I think it still looks better than fake solid wood.
It will get re-filled when it gets sanded and finished as per the process with all these herringbone floors.
No gloves or respirator? If it's solvent based. Care about you dude. Health matters.
Oh please…. Not a pansy ‼️ Been around chemicals, dust and no knee pads etc. I am doing just fine. Retired 10 years can squat 540 lbs.
@@chipcook6646your fine until your not
@@chipcook6646go get your heart checked up on
Best workwear ever seen! 😅
Start from the door and work yourself into the far corner of the room. 😀
You trickster you
The simple fixes most dont know. I do the exact same thing when i do VCT flooring. Though with that, you just scrape the edge of some scrap flooring with your hook knife then proceed to sweep it around with a push broom. Boom. Perfection.
When the homeless squatter used to be a handyman
😂 I’m a professional wood floor expert who makes good money I will have you know! 😌
Why are you naked
😂😂😂
@@Danny_Sandhousebuy a t-shirt then 😂
@@haydnbrewer7426 🤣🤣
Herringbone floors are so nice!! My grandad had an amazing like redwood what ever it was flooring in his home and it just looked really good
Please wear knee pads. You will thank me 20 years from now.
Not everyone has weak knees like you mate
@@Joe-um2vwenjoy your knees in 20 years big dog
@@PaulH206 I’m 65 my knees are as good as new
@@Joe-um2vwWell, when you eat right and prep them with proper sport they really should be all right
@@m.t-thoughts8919 indeed health is wealth you gotta look after yourself
Hats off to the guy for DIYing it that size, I did 6m2 in my office and I only had maybe 2-3 small gaps, took attention to my markings etc, also nailed every few so they couldn’t slide around. Back breaking work been on hands and knees all day laying them. Not sure if the floor adhesive was a good choice Bostil, was really hard to spread and squish each piece into and slide together the tongue and grooves . Extremely messy never again for me, I’ll pay a carpenter 😂
You have to be 90%naked to do that?
It is probably pretty hot in there, so yeah.
@@BigRig003no it's the tatts gotta show them off
He was naked but RUclips blocked that video so he put his shorts on.
Excellent job! It's beautiful flooring
Nice work!
Get some knee pads, too many friends get worn down till 40-50’s without ‘em
Thanks man 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Wow that diy floor was great. Professionals leave gaps as well so some folks need to hush.
Am I missing something? If you applied the first board and there’s a gap, wouldn’t you want to solve that first before you plant another board? Why create a bigger problem?
The gaps mainly seem to be on the ends of the boards, because his saw didn’t cut the exact 90° angle he needs on the ends of the boards for them to all fit perfectly, and he likely cut most of the boards in one go, rather than doing it board by board. At least that’s how I would’ve done it if I was doing this. It’s quicker, but that means any errors you made in setting the saw up (like not making sure it’s at exactly 90°) is gonna be a consistent thing with every board you cut.
He didn’t put down the floor originally. He was hired at a later time to fix the gaps that he is showing us.
@dylanshandley1246 no they would have been already made blocks he's just gone out slightly and the more rows you do the bigger the gap gets.
I have it in my apartment built on the 1960 floor like that is from beechwood still looks like new i never change it such a beauty
Looks great and I know it’s hard work but if I hired a dude to fix my floor and he took his shirt off, I would cry 😭 😂😂😂
Haha but what if you knew the guy was one of the best in the country, had a great reputation and had his work shared in international magazines, would you still care? What’s the big deal? Is it an American thing? In the uk people are much more relaxed. These things are irrelevant as to weather you are getting a good job done or not.
I’d be more wary of a man in a suit 😉
@@Danny_SandhouseHaha so true!
But yeah, here in the states it's pretty common for people to get worked up over small things!
@Danny_Sandhouse I'm no pearl clutcher but I may not feel comfortable. I'm usually alone when there are trades people in my house and that would just be weird to me. I don't even let my sons walk in our house or yard without a shirt much less a stranger. No hard feelings I'm just sharing my perspective as an American. Not to mention, it looks like you do fantastic work.
Nice work, floor and tats! I learned something new and enjoyed watching! The guys are just jealous 😊
Not sure about the tats, he has a massive vegvisir across his chest, which most people think is Viking but isn’t anything to do with Vikings ..it’s linked to Christianity .. next to a tat saying “old gods”. So his tats make him look like an uneducated dumba££ that can’t do a simple google 😂
“First you want to remove the teeth cause they’re bad for the piggies digestion…”
Great reference!
Your pronunciation of "Fantastic!" was indeed fantastic!
When I do herringbone floors I like to not have gaps to begin with. Try getting it right in the beginning
Good advice, the homeowner will go back in time and put your excellent advice into practice.
Well normally id agree and you should constantly be checking your angles with a speed square along the way however, it could also be the product. i wouldnt shit on his workmanship without knowing what caused gaps, and this solution to filling them is exactly what id do
Was the homeowners first diy attempt at this. It's their home they can do it how they like. This guy helped them tidy it up.
Gaps huh. I was getting ready to say something right before you said “diy”. That explains a lot!
Not telling you what to do or anything this is strictly an opinion… I think it’s extremely tacky for someone to work shirtless in a client’s home. It’s very unprofessional, but whatever, I’m just some dude commenting on a RUclips video.
Haha you are entitled to your opinion, clients book me to do the job because I’m the best around not because of how I look. Also it was very hot, the clients didn’t care, they were happy we were doing good work.
@@Danny_Sandhouse right on man, you do you, glad business is booming for you
@@thatchedstudios4768 thanks bro 💙💙
If the job is getting done properly and for the right price, he could be naked and I wouldn't notice it.
@@Mikegee63 that’s weird, but again, what I said was strictly opinion and you are more than entitled to yours.
I do something similar to gaps in wood handles on knives. Works great if a pinhole gets drilled a little fucky as well
Nice. Wear ur knee pads.
My knees crush diamonds!
Why do I love these videos so much
“Client installed it” I call BS on that
Your BS detector is broken then.
Ikr lmao, couldn't be more obvious
REGARDLESS if its the client installing or a professional, unfinished hardwood flooring ALWAYS gets filled and sanded multiple times throughout the ENTIRE layout, so with that in mind is exactly why unfinished is cut to a lower standard. Cause that way the final floor becomes a seamless solid structure and is smoother then a baby's ass
This mad-lad is truly a beast. Doing all that work without knee pads. He will definitely pay for it in about ten years.
Actually not a bad job for a person's first time installing a floor. My first time was installing a floating floor on the most uneven base ever because it was an older building and a lot of the rooms had a little bit of a tilt to them because of the foundation settling over the years. When you install a floating floor on an uneven surface, the pieces refuse to fit together perfectly like a puzzle as intended. I got it to look good, but after a month or so some of the boards started sliding from people walking on it and a few half inch to 1 inch gaps showed up, so I just used a wood adhesive and a rubber mallet to put the boards back into place, sanded a little, and it looked great after that, but it's still one of the most annoying jobs I've ever done even though it should've been simple.
I was gonna say what happens if the resin isn’t the finish they wanted. Then I waited to finish the video and saw you sanded the top layer off. Nice touch 👍
works with vct also. make sure when you clean the floor you use small amounts of water before waxing
Great job, 48 years installing flooring. The only thing I'm going to say is get yourself some knee pads. 😊
The guy should be proud, that is stunning 😊
It's cool to see that Kid Rock moved to England to work on floors.
Client did quite a good job considering it's DIY, fair play
You know diy guy is going to tell everyone he did it all himself!!😁
crazy amount of work laying out that pattern
The carpenter did this in my parents house to fill all the tiny nail holes and it looked horrible a few years later as the dust and wood glue stayed super bright blonde and the wood around it aged and darkened. It's been a horrible pain to fix, and the parts of the house left with the open holes looks so much better.
You can use this same technique with fine work working. Wood glue and fine saw dust, from the same wood, will fill in gaps beautifully.
He did a good job for first time.
I lived in a basement where the owner had learn how to stucco walls... you could really see the learning curve in the beginning it was pretty shoddy by the end it was mint an the middle was not half bad.
I have never seen anyone do things quite like that but it worked out in the end
Noticed you mentioned solid herringbone floor, would this also work on laminate herringbone floor? I'm seeing similar gaps unfortunately. If so where do I get the 120grit dust? Also guessing i shouldnt sand?
Hey, I’m afraid it won’t work on laminate but can tape around the gaps and use a flexible acrylic, if you message me on insta il send you the link to a good one, I’m danny_sandhouse
Nice, does a closeup so you can see the cracks, and at the end does a fast but zoomed out view without proof that the job is done. Very good cameraman.
Need them close ups of before and after bro!! Died a little after when I couldn’t admire that seal!
I know you are right 😞 this initially was a video on my insta and 1.5 mins long but had to trim it down to 60 seconds for a reel so just cut most of the after shots off, the other video and pics are on my insta though
I've done the same thing but normally I mix the sawdust with wood glue
Well done and appreciated, sir!
Grouting a wood floor!? 20yr tile guy here. Looks good. Im not a fan of fixing others screw ups but they pay
That's actually so cool, and good to keep in the back of your brain for anything like this you might want to do in the future!
Thanks!!
I love it when he did the upclose after shot...
What about changes in temperature throughout the year? Where are the floor board gonna expand into if there is no gap? In height instead of width I’m afraid. Won’t that cause the floor to ripple?
Is the grade of dust from the dist collected from sanding? For example if im sanding with 180 grit, the dust id collect from the bag in the sander would be 180 grit dust?
Havn't used any of berger seidles stuff besides their oil based paint and finish yet, how do you like it? Surprised to hear their name come up on a residential job.
This reminded me of The Fast Show…fantastic!!!
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A clever tradesperson would vacuum up the sanding dust and save it for use on next gap-filling job.
Nice work thanks for sharing 🙏
Thank you I just learned a new trick
So the secret to make gaps disappear is to first film slowly close to the floor and then 1m away while panning very fast.
Thanks, good tip 👍
Close up pictures are on my Insta, I just put the vid on YT because why not, I’ve only Just started the YT channel,
They also sell different species of wood filler by the buckets depending on where you live.
Same trick you can use doing any wood work basically. Use dust from sanding the material and mix it in with glue or something with wood working and make things magically vanish.
Bob Mortimer doing a solid voice over there
Pull it up and cut them correctly, squared up will help. Fix your saw!
A professional job mate. 🎉😂
This guys one hell of a MMA fighter!
Hey! You have to start to use a nie protector. When you get older you'll feel the problem.
Hw do you take care of gap's in a peel and stick tilt?