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I have this exact same garage door on my Dad's shed. The bottom panel is rotting away. I will give replacing it a shot. Thanks for all the good information. Only thing I'd do different is seal and paint them before I mounted them in the doorway.

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There was a certain bug light I needed but I checked online and there was no such thing as the bulb I imagined. I guess I’m the first one to imagine such a bulb.

That’s a good video thank you

Thank you! Just bought one at a garage sale and it was definitely not set up right. Cuts perfectly now. Helped me out.

10:43 I spent so much money on tripods and the whole time the best tripod I already had it, except I hadn’t built it yet.. I needed a heavy duty tripod not a light weight one. Also spent a lot of money on cameras to realize I needed an old camcorder under $150.. just ordered my second Canon G20 also for under $150. Only down side is being limited to 24p(only when recording sports or movement) and stabilization (on a tripod it’s not an issue)

Dang, I just completed the build of another HF stand and I don't know if I want to go through another headache. Thanks much for your video. 👍🏽🤠 07/11/24

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you for making this video ! Thought I was going to have to buy a different one altogether ! So easy to reverse lock!!! 😊

great video

I didn't sand it😂

6 years later and still helpful. Thank you for taking the time to post this

i have an old type writer, no way to identify it other than the serial number, but my best guess an underwood model 5. It doesnt work well, it can type but some parts dont work

They make these screws called number 10’s. I have a box just in case I run into an issue with a stripped hole.

Thank you!!!

Extremely helpful

What size shower valve socket did you use?

Thanks. Lordy. I got one off but cannot get the others off. I’m thinking hammer and a chisel. Good grief what’s a woman to do. I think I sprained a thumb.

I would have taken out the wall studs after I shored up the whole side of the eves, poured a footer 8" above grade, then framed my new studs on top of that footer. What you are doing is a temporary fix, it will start all over again, termites eat everything, including asphalt impregnated board, as well as water damage will set in and weaken the treated wood, making a highway for termites.

The stories are funny when you look back on them. I took care of my Mom and Dad. At the time it was a Oh My Gosh, again?! Now I laugh a lot!

Excellent work!

Old school repairs! No one knows how to fix what they have these days. Love to see you repair this.

best explanation

Super satisfying video! Hope I can remove my problem seat as "easy" as this. Thanks for posting!

Very talented. Titebond lll is better for exterior. Epoxy would be best. I’d recommend filling all gaps with epoxy. Plus soak ends in thin epoxy to prevent recurrence of rot. Stainless nails highly recommended. Wood dowels might be even better.

Some repair jobs can be a real bear!

Great job

Hello can you please help me with my bike?

Hello there I need some major help with my Apollo 110 pitbike if you have time please get back to me as soon as you can I’d really appreciate it thank you!

I got one of these older faucets that come out of the wall. thank you for showing how to stop the drip. it's time to change out the rubber.

that’s looking good

Great video !!!! thank you

Nice !!!

Excellent jig sir, thanks for sharing that! I think the beaings are a great idea. Never considered those before. I love dowel joinery and any way to get it faster and more accurate is much appreciated.

Nice. It really helps knowing those things. Something that may seem simple can be very confusing to someone else. Good work.

I can relate to having to things by yourself. That's why I am extra cautious. I plan as much as I can to make sure that I don't get hurt.

That's innovative!

Worst video ever

Thanks that was very helpful

My adjustment screw that moves the blade to the front or back of the top wheel will not turn alowing the blade to slide off. Would you agree the wheel needs to come off and fix it so the screw will move? I'm considering Shiming the set point to fit 1/2" blade.

I have worked on a lot of houses in historic Atlanta, almost all the 100 year old houses have 2x8 joists running 20 feet(floors sagging)

Love your videos!

Thanks for the video. Where did you order the parts

lol you seriously did a video to show us you recking the floor

Oh man... you need a digging bar for all that hard clay.

I’ve been taping quarters, nickels and dimes to my blades for about an hour. Found your video, bent one of my blades and poof! Perfectly balanced. You’re out here doing the Lord’s work!

Thanks Dusty! Can't tell ya how much this helps.

Did it work?

Worked great, thanks.

Thank you for the excellent video