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❤ great information

Pretty much used the same design, size is 10x10 and 4x4 are sitting on rocks didn’t have those concrete post pillar bases when I built it around 25 years ago. Got the design out of a Home Depot building plans book.

Great job, I love it.

Merci from Montreal Canada

Basic good start video. Thanks

Well heck, I don’t think I need my husband for this. Thank you! May I ask what that long black tool is called that you used the star but for? I need one of those. Thanks

A strip of wood across thst Z flashing would have finished it off nicely between the butt joints in the front and rear siding aswell.

Never mind the hidden screws in your lock latch your thing screws are right out in the open. Taking the doors off wouldn't be an issue, lol

Nice job man I gotta rebuild our gate and you got really good ideas thanks

Hi - can I do this with a 20' width 6' height?

Thanks for keeping it short and to the point. Fixed my small 3gal that shop vac doesn't make any more.

Word of caution: Make sure all decorative shade screws are tight before turning on the fan. Vibration over time left unnoticed CAN lead to screw loosening and DISASTER!!! LEARNED IT THE HARD WAY ON AN OLD CASABLANCA. SHADES are hard to find!!!!!!!

The box that you got the power from is it another light?

After the coils are completely dry... Why???

Thanks Ryan, first time viewer, your fix for the thermal fuse was spot on. Won’t be a stranger. Thanks again

Those half laps are real nice, but totally unnecessary. The angle brace takes all the load. If you secure the those joints well the gate will never sag. Anytime my angle exceeds 45 as measured from the vertical I install a 6" carriage bolt, washer and nut through both the top and bottom joint. I've used half laps when building gates using cedar, for decorative purposes. I built this nice set of cedar drive gates, and made cedar lattice for the top. (The rest of the job had cheap pine lattice as supplied by the contractor) It was a fun thing to do; I built them at home. I glued and clamped everything. I had intended to go back and reinforce the joints with fasteners. I forgot. The gates lasted from the mid to late 90's until Katrina. They were submerged.

No need to glue end grain to long grain, wast of time. Everything else looks good :)

You should read the directions on that bottom latch. When installed properly, that rod goes thru both brackets, and stays that way.

Wich kind of paint you used to coat the wood? I'll try to build one. Very Nice house. 👍

I’m trying to find mine! I think they froze because my condensate pump was broken. Just replaced if

Very helpful

IF i take it to a mechanic and he uses a different transmision fluid will it be harmful?

I built a 55 foot picket fence including an 8 foot gate 4 feet high with 1 1/2 inch space between pickets. I built the fence and gate the same way. I then cut one 8 foot section right at the post and down the pickets and rails. I cut only until I had cut through one rail and put on a hinge. Three hinges on each side. I then cut through the rails to make 2 4 foot gates. I then put on the gate latch. I then put a pipe just in front of one gate down into the ground and put a metal rod in the pipe to keep that section closed which kept both sections closed.

Great explanation men good jod

Damn.

great :) i like it. i wounder what size of crash wahser u used!

If the coils are dirty can it make a humming noise?

Great video I appreciate it!!! Quick question: what year is this Highlander? Would you recommend this vehicle for a teenager? Thank you !!

What size lag bolts?

Careful notching out those 2x4s for the door like that! Cross cutting against the fence like that is begging for kickback

Having a hard time getting the wire out if the switch

Just out of curiosity, doesn’t the pressure treated wood shrink and wouldn’t that affect the glued joints?

Very nice video better than many. I particularly like the explanation of how to adjust the carb "by ear" All of those 2 stroke chainsaws and weedeaters have the same Walbro carb although there are many many different configurations of the output and input tubes so you generally are NOT able to replace the carb with a new one like so many people recommend on various forums, if the equipment is older. In general there's 3 different kinds of Walbro diaphrams on the market, it's definitely a wise idea to take apart yours first if you are going to buy a carb kit which is a good idea to do. Engineered fuel isn't really necessary if you run your chainsaw or weed trimmer every couple of months during the winter and it's always fun to annoy the neighbors with the characteristic 2 stroke sound. LOL. But, the engineered fuel might be worth it for the couple extra dollars if you seldom use the gear. It also helps to top up the tank instead of leaving it empty since the gas won't evaporate as quickly if the surface area is small. Note also that if you are going to go the engineered fuel route, that the carb will need to be adjusted since that fuel burns a bit differently than gasoline and oil. With these small 2 strokes, the "ressurection kit" is new fuel lines, new fuel filter, new diaphrams, new primer bulb (if needed) and a good cleaning.

Turn of wifi and cable tv and reset tv using remote control will also fix issue. After that turn off autoupdate

Can’t unscrew the lock, but the hinges are exposed

Nice tip on weighting the end of the gate down to show the play before hanging the fence. Pickets..

Please, don't EVER stand on the paint tray of the ladder!! Wear boots, or ANYthing that will protect your feet while working on the job. Please. You won't feel like doing anything if you have to limp around because you stepped on a flipflop nail, or WORSE and most common, a board was dropped on your toes, or your instep and broke the skin so it stings while you're sweating. (why am I talking as if I saw this happen first hand) Oh yeah, you should have put your sheathing on your walls, then stood them up. You aren't going to believe this, but I have seen wind gusts come through and literally topple a structure sideways because of all that added weight up top, and just 2x4's holding them up without any added structural integrity from sheathing. The more I see the added lumber above the floor, the more I'm wishing there were 2 more 4x4's underneath! When you were adding your tipouts front and back, it would have been easier if you made them 9 inches and a ladder on the ground, where you could just clamp one side and nail the edge till your hearts content. Yes, that would make me happy

At 04:18 you should have added ONE more 4x4 on each side of the floor, maybe leave a few inches indent or so, and put a double rim around so you have more to nail into for your sill. Moving it around, is gonna be shaky that's for sure. 2 skids just isn't enough, that's a LOT of weight once you start adding wood to that

perfect, thank you

Do you need to turn the power off first?

If i dont have a hose or shop vac, would a spray bottle or pouring water from a cup or bucket be sufficient to rinse?

Well it’s ok but a single drive gate in that area would have been better

Great video, but I thought the hearth was the bricks in front of the fireplace.

Thanks for the assist. Hubby isn't finished yet, but you've already given him tips re: access and filtration. Should save us $500 from the scare tactic estimate we received. Thanks!

Good show! Im giving it another go tomorrow! Its not even the $ anymore. THIS IS PERSONAL !!! 🤣😅

Let's see it on down hill pitch

I have a 20' gap that I want to put a gate on. Would it be feasible to do this to that size gap??

That automotive fuse is not a thermal fuse. It will only blow when the current melts its internal wire. A thermal fuse will blow when the vacuum motor overheats, which is going to happen at a much lower temperature. It probably won't catch on fire before it blows, but you will burn the varnish insulation off the motor windings, destroying it.

Thank you sir

Crazy question but why don't you just turn the 2x4 on the 2 side and just rip it? Seems like it would be easier and faster