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@@gfotinakes316 it worked perfectly!

No habla Espanol. Valla con Dios!

Grace, don't feel too bad. I did the same thing. Ten years from now, you will laugh about it. Have a great summer.

Your welcome! Safe driving and happy summer!

Thank you from down under! How is your winter going? Here in Southern California, we have had a mild summer with temps in the low 80's. Take care!

That would look very nice if you could pull it off. This would make a nice gift. If you are able to make one, send me a picture. (I will give you my email address if you get back to me).

Glad it helped! I enjoy my system. My friend recently added this to his system and loves it too. Have a nice summer.

Great point!

If you don't have access to these screen clips, you could probably get a 3/4" x 1/8" piece of steel or brass and use a bench vise and ball pean hammer to bend it into the shape you want. I have been using this magnetic fence for years now and it still works as good as ever, and the magnets are excellent. Have a nice winter in South Africa. our summer is heating up right now. How is life down there?

@@gfotinakes316, wow, thank you so much for your very prompt response, and yes, that's a very good idea! I may just ask my brother to help me out with that, because he's the metalworker between the two of us and he'd be likely to have an off-cut or two. We're just outside Cape Town, so it's winter rainfall area here and we've been having a lot of it recently too, which makes it a little less convenient for me to get things done, because I do a lot of work with larger stuff outside under an awning. But it's still a lot better than drought anyway! So, all things considered, life here is pretty great, thanks. I'm retired, so I can spend more or less as much or as little time in the workshop as I want, trying my hand at woodwork. I can't call myself a woodworker yet, because I really haven't made anything of substance for general use yet. I've made a few items for my personal use in the workshop to make life a little easier there, but mostly without plans and just by sheer trial and error, and watching lots and lots of these great instructional videos you guys put up here on CZcams! 👏👌 You'll probably never know exactly how much they are appreciated, even though they may sometimes contain just a single tip in the whole video that catches the viewer's eye at just the right moment. In this video's case I probably won't make this fence right away, because I REALLY need to create some order in my workshop, and for that I need more organised storage space, and for that I've just started putting up French cleats on the walls recently, but I shall definitely make this fence some time in the not too distant future. Those cleats, incidentally, are why I'm stuck for as long as it's raining, because I need to saw a full sheet of plywood in two, one half for the backing board and probably about half of the other for the cleats, for now, and that I can only do outside... I'm rambling, sorry! ☺️ You keep well over there and please don't stop making videos, and thanks once again, to ALL of you guys and gals! 🙏

He is!

Thank you! Cheers! I hope you are staying cool this summer.

@@gfotinakes316 Only way to stay cool right now is to stay inside! We've been 115+ degrees every day. 🥵 I'm so thankful for air conditioning!!! Hope your area isn't too hot. I think the majority of the USA is being effected by this heat wave. Best wishes!

Thanks, Adoni! Are you having a nice summer?

Wow! Such a nice thing to say.

Glad it helped and thankyou for the comment.

You are very welcome! Μπορείτε να κάνετε εξαιρετική δουλειά! Ο Θεός να σε ευλογεί!

@@gfotinakes316 Ο θεός να σε ευλογεί επίσης!

You are welcome! May God watch over you all the days of your life!

I have been doing this for years but most of my projects are small indoor items with little UV exposure. Here is a video I made that shows how to use superglue on a stationary project. Good luck! czcams.com/video/ePshTwDCTLQ/video.html

Glad you enjoyed it!

You bet! Check out some of the elite woodworkers, I am just a rookie.

No, I did not have any issues. I did use some large lag screws, as seen in my video. Try calling the Adjust-a-gate folks and ask them to give you suggestions.

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I have to agree with you. My main motivation is the convenience of having hot water quickly. My second reason is location. I live in an area where we recently had droughts and have had to ration our water and even let our plants die.

Thank you, Lori. I am glad you will be making these and especially happy you will bless the AZ Humane Society with them. They are cute and I think especially well received by dog lovers. Keep cool, I hope you have air conditioning in that shop of yours.

Glad it was helpful! I can always learn from comments. Safe driving.

You are welcome!

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the complement.

What a pain! Good luck.

like most items that work as a pair, I always buy two, the driver's side and the passenger side. Also, I double checked sizing as applies to which side the wiper blade is being installed . . . my passenger side blade is bigger than the driver's side . . .

Thank you for your comment, it makes me feel good to have helped you!

You're welcome! It sure makes me feel good as I am nearly 75 years old and I can still be helpful to folks. Drive safely.

It depends on the movement around them. I see them on stores where carts hit them and they are smashed. I have had mine around my windows for over 15 years and they look great.

It seems to work fine without a return line. Why should I spend the money? (I am not trying to be argumentative, I really would like to know.

I am glad it helped Thom. I don't know if you are a man of faith, but I am praying for you right now that the Lord guided the doctors and you will enjoy life again.

I think the hot water would recirculate continuously and your gas bill would be $$$$$$.

I hate to sound negative, but I believe most companies do what is easiest and most cost-effective for themselves. The companies will not lose sales if wiper blade attachments are not conventional. I agree with you, they are a pain to deal with.

Glad it helped, I wish you luck on your assembly. My gate has been up for several years now and it works as good as day 1. The best thing is if the wood goes bad I can just lift the gate up, lay it down and replace the wood.

You are right about that. The Outback is a 2018, it's the best car we have ever owned. At 6 years old we still think of it as our "new" car...tight as the day we drove it off the lot. We especially like the 3.6 engine, it goes like a rocket. Have a nice day.

Thanks for the words of wisdom, they sound much like what I might have said to you years ago. I watched your video, "Knife Making - DIY SUPER Simple Bushcraft Knife". I don't know if I was more impressed with the knife-making or the video production. Your camera angles and editing were "spot on". I also loved the metal jig you made for holding your knife while grinding. I wish I could take a class from you and go full circle on the student/teacher cycle. I looked hard but I still couldn't recognize you, I am sure you've changed since the 8th grade!

Thank you! I am learning more from the comments than what I taught in my video.

Thank you Lori. I am finding from comments that the "real" knife makers have some advice for me. Enjoy your Spring before the heat arrives.

I did not know I had to do this. Luckily this knife is ornamental, I will probably never use it as a knife.

@@gfotinakes316 great video tho thanks for sharing

You are welcome! Have a great life.

Great!

I have not noticed a change in the "J" hook design in the last 5 years.

thank you Robert for your kind comments. Safe driving!

My pleasure! I hope you try this project. By the way, a viewer told me that there is a type of mesh tape that you can use in the joint area to increase the strength of the joint.

1. I drilled a 1/2" holes about 1/2" deep into the 2x4 with a forsner bit. 2. I then drilled a 3/8" hole through the 2x4 in the center of the 1/2" holes. 3. I then set the 2x4 up to the block wall. 4. I then took a 3/8" masonry drill bit set it into each hole of the 2x4 and drilled enough to make a mark into the block. 5. I now took the masonry bit and bored deep enough into the block to set a lead insert into each hole. 6. I now took 3/8" lag bolts and drove them with my drill driver through the 2x4 holes and into the lead inserts until they were snug. ( Make sure you buy bolts long enough to go into the lead insert and through the 2x4). 7. NOTE: Several different types of anchors could go into your block wall holes, ask your local hardware person to explain the positive and negative of each type. You may want to try drilling these holes at places in the block filled with concrete. Usually, this will be near the bottom and at block cement joint seams. Good luck, let me know how it goes.

That sounds like a good idea, maybe I will give that a try! Thanks for your clever idea.