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You literally skipped the most important part!

Put a shirt on man ..

I saw you in floor & decor today picking up some green tile for your counter tops. I wanted to ask you for your number but didn’t wanna make it awkward. I can’t stop thinking about you

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Nice

Do you have to have the old smaller blade to set the new one correctly?

why didn’t you use larger format tiles for fewer grout lines and smoother easier to clean surface?

Right on! I'll be dong this today with the exact chainsaw! Thanks for the confidence :)

Thank you!!!

Loved this video, thank you !

When I became a EMT in FLUSHING N.Y. I drove one , it is a problem you do CPR IN IT 1972

If this is a how to, why the fuck arent you explaining anything...maybe what grit you start with or anything? Shit video.

Ecto-1 right?

Just ran across your video and it saved us!! My daughter had the video going and we followed you step by step and got the car running again. Not sure I could have done it without you. Thanks so much!!!!!

Wrong

Well done thank you so much I am enjoying watching.🇲🇾

You for hire? Great video ❤

What is the spacing measurementof the holes in the pipe?

I think it is important to note is that the holder has a notch - which if it was a blade it would not have a notch. There are "blades" without a notch and the process would be a little different and NOT include the mini blades! Correct?

Hmm, dual sirens nice. One one them sounds like it needs a rebuild.

Alex, I was looking at getting a chainsaw mortiser, but seeing this video, maybe I can plunge cut with just my chainsaw. Is there a secret or angle to starting a plunge cut?

The replacement blades i bought are not j6st holders they are actual blades incorporated i can see a small line where the 2 steels meet carbon blade is already in the plate

Nice tape job

Looks good! Can you do a half pattern with a 12” x12” tile? On a countertop? I find it hard to figure out a transition where it turns

1973 Cadillac

Aren’t you supposed to butter the backs of those tiles?

Informative and well presented video. Thanks

Back butter. How not too.

Haha, colored caulk 🤣

Why am I listening to a guy who doesn't know the difference between an ABS module and a power brake/power steering unit?

Embarrassed to say that I had a man crush on Mr Henderson in ~'75. Oh well, seems like a decent fella! Mark

When I was cutting joints like this for my log cabin, the one thing I wish I'd had was a bar with parallel rails. Didn't find out they existed until after. Next time!

worth watching to the end even for the "Dirt Rhodes" credit... thanks

Please stop the distracting music. If I want music I will go to CZcams music

Alex I am not sure you have this quite right. Those heavy metal pieces you call holders I believe are the actual replacement blades, at least that what is on the package I have (which appears to be a genuine Makita product). They are razor sharp which seems to me to indicate that they are in fact blades.

Solid work! I went back and forth over whether I should use tung oil or walnut oil. I have already purchased tung oil, but your video adds a needed voice to the conversation. One suggestion I have is consider using a wood conditioner like Benite prior to stain for a more even absorption of your color.

Meh

Man I like this system thanks you

AMAZING

Thanks

Why play stupid music while making a informational video so people can't hear what your saying seriously

Lose the music it’s overpowering what you’re saying, unwatchable.

I've decided to use peel & stick. I'm not going through all that shit.

Shoulda used 4" perforated pipe

You are a one hundred percent dumbass if you think the thats how to timber frame right🤣😅🤣 your lack of precision and lack of experience truly 😅shows . No disrespect but you are way out of you league

Beautiful job.

THE MOST DETAILED AND BEST VIDEO i have ever seen on blades replacement, and new set plate. thanx alot.👍👍👍👍👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Looks good. Straightforward installation and you explained the essentials very well. Helpful inspiration for me. Well done.

Thanks for the straight no B.S. instructuon

Do you waterproof on top of hardisheet?