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Thank you so much, so very helpful, especially when you do your own DIY.❤

Excellent job on this video! Very helpful.

Wow.... learn how to cope. A room with 4 inside corners i could make those 4 copes faster than i could find the Popsicle sticks

Was about to get started, double checked the directions and saw that you said 6” of gravel base. I had already got my trench roughly level. Guess I’ll bust out the pickaxe again after it rains

Great video. Getting ready to do this. However on a concrete slab so drain situation a bit different. One note I learned in my research. Some manufacturers void warranty if you drill through flange. I get if done correctly not an issue. But id be weary doing it in cheaper acrylic tubs. Fender washer and screw above. But this video helped huge with stud removal. Thanks

I should have listened to all the commenters on these ez mender videos. First one i tried, split the concrete, with 1/2 split through whole thing. Its beyond me, how this steel chisel, that is about 1/3 of an inch wider than the square opening, can NOT crack it.

i seriously considered the hillbilly method before watching this video, thank you!

Will build our first retaining wall and this video explains the how-to perfectly. Thank you!

The narrator is explaining the positioning of the diagonal brace correctly; the guy building the gate installed it the opposite. This is illustrative of how construction contracts sometimes go; the PM tells the contractor one thing and the contracted builder thinks he's interpreted it correctly and/or thinks he knows better and does it his way.

Explanation is great for women who have never done this before.

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yeah the video of the guy actually doing the brace is the wrong way, which is confusing because you just explained a proper compression brace.

This taught me one thing. I’m popping the drywall off the other side of the drain. Easier and I for sure can get to the plumbing. Then installing a access panel.

good

Nice!

You built the gate wrong

Good job

My gate sags every few years. I will ck against your instructions. BTW, my mom has a 2 story house and the eaves needed a paint job (plus clean, scrape/sand..), is hiring a handyman enough or is the 2nd story eave not something a handyman will do. I was thinking it may be too small a job for a roofer or contractor as suggested by other videos. Thanks

Homie said this is the easy way 😂😂😂😂

Amazing video sir!

What size are the built-in spacers?

Very informative. Thank you.

That looks like it's gonna take way more than 5 minutes to do...

Well done.

MDF doesn't change much with moisture content? Wow, you don't have any experience with MDF. Nothing like UA-cam to get incorrect info.

Thank you sooo much!! I was going to pay sometime to do this for me. But I’ll keep the $1400 in labor costs!! And just do it myself…. Well with the help of my kids 😂

Great except the border clashes with the house. Would have been better to match 😅

Great video mate. Comprehensive without droning on, very helpful.

Loose the levels after you set the string line. They just slow you down.

I just finished building my new fence gate. Followed your instructions precisely, and it turned out awesome and 💯 solid. About 4 hours of work total. Thanks so much for this video & tutorial!! 🙏

What if your soil is very sandy? The gravel base will probably disappear into the sand fairly quickly.

15 hours of work shown in a five minute video?

i just lost my 8 year edging streak, it was everywhere😢

I came to look on how to drill into concrete because I am fixing my porch that has some loose decorative posting. I am only 105 lb lady, and I will try with my electric screw driver. I am afraid it may not work for me. I have to go get the masonry bit. I am hoping for the best since my holes are fairly small. The house former owner never secured these things, and they are a hazard. Thanks for the instructions!

Thank you. Getting ready to build a low retaining wall. Very helpful! Thank you!!!!

This is wonderful! Thank you. Will be forwarding this to my husband! 😂

I love working at my job, and working it’s not bad at all the only thing that’s makes it bad is the debts.

This video helped me immensely with my gate build! Thank you!

Great tips, but the angle grinder parts made me nervous for your fingers, brotherman.

How do you open the gate if inside of the gate?...asking because I see the latch on the outside of gate.

I tried the last method but the chain keeps slipping or it just breaks the concrete :(

Thanks. This is very helpful.

Well now i understand why installing baseboards in my 120yr old house last weekend was a nightmare. There is no baseplate stud. Pretty sure the closest equivalent is the old heart pine floor. Ended up having to screw it into the door frame on one end. I think i did hit one stud, but this run was only going a few feet from a door frame to just behind a radiator. So there was probably only 1 stud since mine 18in apart at best.

Look at any garden stone wall in your area and you will see the same thing over and over-- the stones are uneven and sinking. It's because no one respects how much **YOU HAVE** to dig down and put the crushed stone as the base!!! It's extra work, it's extra cost, and it seems so unnecessary when you're placing the stones. But they will all sink if you don't do that step. Take the time. Do it right. This is a great video!

Your nothing short of amazing i hope u r married cause i love you ❤😂

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great information I will start on my gate this week.

I don't get it. In the beginning of the video, around 1:10, he says "Sealing your grout does not make it waterproof". Then, around 1:30-1:35, he says "... you can't just seal the grout to seal the shower." Uh-oh. I thought that's what we were doing. If water goes through the grout and into the mortar and the porous backside of the tiles, that can't be good. But the rest of the video is filled with comments about making the grout waterproof. For example, at about 3:40 "[The sealer] will penetrate into the pores and harden, and nothing else will get into it." At about 8:15, "Test it by putting a drop of water on [the newly sealed grout] and see if it absorbs into the grout, and if it does, you need to put on more sealer." In other words, the sealed grout is supposed to be waterproof. So which is it? Is sealed grout supposed to keep water out of my tiled shower wall? Or not?

I got mine and there is a gap on the bottom, why?

Thanks for doing a disservice to the industry and giving away all of the trade secrets….just for clicks and a couple grand a month UA-cam income… also making UA-cam more wealthy. You people make me sick.