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Amazing video! The plenum ducts are quite the challenge, if you can provide the name of the company that produced the ductwork it will be much appreciated.

Fabulous work on the install . keep up the good work and have a great life.

How long did this take you start to finish?

Any concerns with the DG washing down into the gravel, causing the stones to sink?

Too much mulch.

Use cobble coat sealer

Like the outdoor speakers

Excellent! 👌

The Jack studs supporting your shelf frames are smart. The shelf frames themselves I see can be rearranged later to different height configurations by merely resizing the Jack stud lengths (just use screws in lieu of glue for that option). Heavy duty. Adaptable. Nice 👍

you always start up the stream & work downwards?

Sturdy! Overkill, but, good stuff! The OSB won't sag.

Interested in plans

Do you happen to remember the dimensions of the inner box you built out of 2 x 4’s? I am assuming that was a 30” range hood insert and just want to see what kind of measurements to expect for a similar project.

Without being overly intrusive, may I inquire about the approximate total cost of this entire project?

Great job, boys. 👍 👌 I like the placement; nestled between both trees was a good idea. Any plans to finish landscaping the rest of the backyard, at least the areas surrounding the feature?

Thanks for this idea. A new neighbor now has 3 mean dogs in his back yard, and my chain link fence just doesn't comfort me! I've been trying to come up with an idea, and I think this is a big help. Thank you!

I would like the plans for the Shelves.

I would like the plans for the shelves

can you send me the plans for the KIY garage storage shelves Thank you

I think this is a heavy duty shelf and is overkill for what most people will use it for which is just very lightweight stuff. You'll want to use less wood and make the whole thing small so that it is easy to move around when you need to relocate things.

Did you secure them to the studs once in place to prevent tipping or racking?

Well explained. Great job

Thank you Good work😊

Would love plans!

Plans would be nice!

Great presentation, easy to follow, enjoyable to watch. ❤

pleae share plans

i have a short chain link fence but want to make it a 6 f like yours, wonder if the existing post wil be good enough to hold the weight

Would you please share plans?

You guys are amazing carpenters and all round renovators. Good job.

Brilliant

Please could you share the plane's

Do you think that I could have the hardware store cut the pieces for me so that all I have to do is assemble them? I don’t have a saw but I do have the space to put it together, screws and drill. I’m just trying to really really minimize my cost.

Loving these videos! Refreshingly brief and useful with a beautiful lack of typical CZcams fluff haha. Also love how every cost cutting time saving shortcut in construction gets labeled with ‘California [thing]’ like it’s a bad thing haha

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Again! Imagination comes to life. And it looks so natural like it was there originally as part of the ground.. great job!!

Great video.

Great video

What wood did u use please and where did u buy the wood from?

Is this 1/2 OsB?

Looks Awesome! Would a permit be required for doing something like this?

Can you share the plans please?

Thank you for simplifying this so that a 65 year old woman could accomplish it. I really appreciate it😊

Great work. What size u bolts did you use?

Wondering if you considered installing a rain screen system underneath the siding. Or is that overkill?

And deal with grass growing in between the fences...

Please share plans .. thank you.. and great video!

Lifesaver I didn't even think anything close to doing this! I have chainlink that's sturdy trees have grown through & it still stands. I want privacy fencing in the back & a little on one side as tall as our zoning allows so the dog doesn't even attempt a jump chasing after whatever he sees & people can't just hop over attempting to steal him. The chainlink was partially removed by a previous owner at some point & new fencing would have to be put up to enclose the entirety of the yard, but do you think the one side can at least be done like this & attach okay to new fencing placed the regular way? The chainlink is the short typical back yard type you see that's what 4ft tall? Would taller wood still be able to be attached at the bottom & middle & then freestand on the horizontal boards that would be attached to the new woodposts? Appreciate your video & insight. :)

It turned out really nice! Can you share what paint color you used to do the paint wash? It's very pretty! Thank you!

Did you have to cut off the end of your u bolts? To accommodate for the pickets?