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It can def be a PITA

@@JillofAllTrades2 I'm a perfectionist so being new made me slow 🐌

I did not test the claim I bought it to nail tongue and groove flooring. I do know it's pumps the tank up extremely fast and is super quiet

@@forecasthazye Thank you 😊

Sounds like it's the wrong head

​@@handydandyhomesNo the diameter of the shaft is not consistent in the keyway was not machined deep enough.

Is the key a separate piece?

I am 😭

Why is that? The price was only $300 seems cheap to me

I only know type s mortar, I don't know anything about deck mud

This comment is proof you didn't watch the video all the way through.

@@handydandyhomes I watched the video through. You thinned the material at the end. After you told everyone you could just use straight mud in their hopper! You're just an idiot, I'm sorry!

The mistakes you made in the beginning cause people not to watch the video all the way through

@@rydog88 ok sounds good 👍

​@@rydog88so I went over my video and it's not a mistake, it's a misunderstanding I say you can just use the joint compound ( you don't need special texture mud) as you see me mixing the super thick mud to a pancake batter, I believe it safe to say mix any product to the consistency of pancake batter like I was explaining.

I have 2x4s with a pan liner, diamond mesh and than mortar, If you are talking about not using a pan liner. You absolutely can not build a curb without the liner unless you use a foam system, and at that point you don't need the mortar either.

Laying sheets can be tough, some are manufactured bad like these in the video, I had to adjust the tiles individually so it took so long and after a few tile jobs I'm no longer doing tile.

You're welcome

Remember some tiles you have to use a sealer before you put the epoxy grout on .

Yes that is a brand

Yes 100% really works. Take your time and follow the tips in the video. I bought this to use no paid promotion.

Thank you

No, I flushed the small 1 down the toilet last year. Had it in my cleaning bucket, didn't notice until it went down the drain 🤣 I was using the medium one in the video, Otherwise yes the small 1 works as well.

Thank you. I appreciate you, leaving feedback.

You are supposed to turn your phone the screen won't rotate

@@handydandyhomes difficult when on a PC desktop.

@@BKdragon2002 I see, never thought of that, I make full length videos, and to make same content for 2 different videos ratios, is extremely time consuming. Thanks from the reply I will keep this in mind as I haven't been on a pc in years

I’m on my phone and I’m having to rotate my head bc the video isn’t.

Yes it is.

Especially at the edges!

I don’t know

Yes, leave a 1/8 gap anywhere glass will butt up to another surface or material, glass expends more than any other material I'm aware of. Any change of plane use silicone it what is recommended in the tcna. When people say you don't have to use silicone they are just cheap because the cost is about double.

The trim is schulter trim (jolly) style Also get at least 1/8 thicker than the tile I matched the color to the light fixtures and it worked well with the tile as well

@@handydandyhomes the 1/8 thicker is to compensate for the mortar that will add to the height of the tile correct?

@@juancho1871 yes

Flew in my car and got stuck by the windshield

@@handydandyhomesCrazy.

I have hundreds of pro tips, I will show in my videos, ones you will never see given away.

Scupper 😆 I said scuffer 😆 I think, I will put myself in there.

1)to make the u cuts you must have a motorized wet saw. 2) flat wall will help with install and if the thinset is uneven behind the tile, the thinset can dry at different rates and crack the tile . 3) I bought them at homedepot. this was my first tile job so I used the levelers and after this job I went without.

@@handydandyhomes Thanks a bunch.

@@blaster-zy7xx you're welcome

I have read that as well. also read L shapes and U shapes you should avoid, I did both because I warranty my work so if it fails I will know personally not what someone said, I took the chance for the sake of a super clean look, I used a wet saw. be careful and use a mat if you cut face down, glass tile scratches so easy also the thinset will scratch the tile if you get if on the face so be careful and keep the tile clean at all times . this was the case with the tile I dealt with .

also get the right thin set like ardex x77 you will read on other glass tile thinset "for tile less then 6 inches on any side " 3x12 glass is considered large format tile

@@handydandyhomes thanks

@@georgek.6494 you're welcome

Thank you

you're welcome, Thanks for the comment.