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Fml, i found your video after i drilled the holes already

36 inches, doesn't have to be centered Extra holes will need to be fire caulked "New Alloy" was new in the 80s, and does not require deox , no ox.... but I still use it today too.

yah yer good 😂

Thank you! Very helpful.

Thank you for the tips 🎉

Is that a TR receptacle?

Two problems with the same fridge inside three months? Time to go to brandsmart.

If I know a plumber is using shark bites, I don’t listen to any of their advice.

Tapcons are not to be used outside. Visit the info page mentioned on the back.

Why would you want your wall to be plumb? That's silly... Just kidding.

I tried to explain this to an old supervisor I had years ago.

We pay $40 per sheet of that exact plywood here in CA. Damn can't believe your getting those for $14 where youre at.

I learned a good tip from another video..place a fan (the more powerful the better) focused and angled to blow the dust away from you. It helps a lot.

Thanks

Recessed looks great and less work

Is there vertical strapping installed first? Like every 16" for an air gap, air movement, condensate or water to evaporate behind the siding system? It does not look like a tongue and groove on the bottom or ends. Is it installed with building sealant like "GeoCell" or just caulking? If not, I don't want it on my house. Sorry, there better cement siding out there plus if water or condensate gets behind it, it will sit on the substrate, perhaps plywood, chip-board or Masonite hardboard siding and then rots. Nope.

is that code??😮

excellent. 2024 tech used smartly👍👍👊

Thank you for posting this. I wanted to know what this store carried and will be checking them out today. ❤

Step 1:drive to brandsmart Step 2:buy new fridge.

I’ve had that happen to my frig two times and it’s the same whirlpool. Wish I would have had your video to help how to take the doors off, what a nightmare that was. Always appreciate your knowledge and tips on how to make things easier. I’m sure your wife appreciates you immensely 😊.

If the corner is any more than a 90, a straight relief cut will leave the joint open in the corner. Need to back cut at an angle for a tight fit.

What type of welder is that?

the bottom edge is the most important area to seal if you want the door to last. when will he do that?

Good job Tater, why didn't I think of that.. 🤔

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I have no reverse lights, no under score on gear selector, when in D it won’t shift down and my speedo is out. I changed the vss and made no difference. This is my next thing to try. Idk if it can cause all the issues tho.

Tiny house is looking good!❤

Still a goober though

You are by far the smartest person I have ever known. Being 100 % serious.

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I always back cut on a slight angle and finish with a coping saw.

I never understood coping Just unnecessary work

I'm faster with a jigsaw

Will this work on the long side of the stud as well? I have a bowed stud on a corner.

Great tips!❤❤❤

Absolutely

Nice, thanks!

Thanks for explaining how to do this. It will help when I go to do my dining room floors, unless you would like to come and lay my flooring😂

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Great little idea about putting the mark on your tool to know the 6” mark. You always have good ideas. Thanks for sharing.

This is exactly what I needed - I've been fighting with my newly-painted doors and new hinges for days. I wish I'd seen this sooner. 🙂

With respect, this process is wildly impractical for the average DYIer. Your directions are excellent; they are clear and precise. But it is one thing to drill through glass; even soldering is reasonably straightforward and simple to do. Bending pipe? You make it look simple but it requires strength and dexterity. And welding? Really?

And 9 dont get shocked 10 don't get Electrictafide

Pretty good 😊

That’s what I use to take the catalytic converters.

old cast iron pipe laughs at these blades

Why aluminum conductor instead of copper? Cause is cheaper?

What type of nails or screws can you use?