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So I unfortunately already have my cabinets installed (I thought it would be way easier to install this duct work 😅.. and I also have round ductwork coming out of the floor (flush to the floor).. Any suggestions ?

Thanks for the tip. It does help a lot!

pretty good stuff

Great video, man! I wanna install a 30amp power inlet for a generator to power my house after a power outage. I’ll probably use 50-60 feet of wire that runs from the back of my house to the front (where main panel is located). Given the scenario I’ve mentioned, what type (brand?) and gauge wire and what type of conduit should I use? Or if you could give me a full list of what I’ll need that’d be great😅

Are you putting the redgard on the shower floor over a cement board?

Thank you for this video. It was helpful. This is my first time grouting, and I am using the Mapei Ultracolor Plus FA.

After grounding to rod can i connect directly to gas line

I have the same issue. I've found that using a grinder to cut along the back of the tile first to essentially reduce the tile thickness from 10mm to 5mm and then score and snap works. No chipping.

2:08, you are driving the rod in upside down.

Adding water great idea . The easiest way is a vibration driver. However, that is an expensive overkill route . Thus, bore small hole with shovel or whatever. Use your water technique. Use a post hole driver. Pointed end into earth. Should go in like butter .

Do you use a normal mortar for tile on top of the red gard? Or a special one

Would you recommend the same test for a leaking shower where the tile is already installed and grout has been applied?

Dude I totally needed this video b/c I couldn't figure out the straight adapter needed to connect the water filter to our separate water faucet! Thank you so much!! 👍🏽

So did you spend $99 or $47 for you r DIY? Your Link shows ot at $101. C'mon, seriously? You couldn't find a hack for that? Or is this really an advertisement?

I wouldn't use Redgard on any showers. It's known to re emulsify and bleed pink through you grout joints. If you use Aquabar first you won't need to waterproof your shower other then the pan but get that hotmopped, that's the best way to go. If you really want to get down, float your shower with concrete. I floated all my showers until I got too old but then I started using Denshield. Score and snap, way less labor intensive.

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RedGard needs to pay you, seriously.

Good way to get some exercise!

Does it filter flouride?

I wish this video had come up as a result the first time I did a search for a CZcams video on electrical switches. 👍🏼

Very helpful vid. I found myself checking the wiring in your video having to replace my old State set-limit thermostat with a new adjustable top thermostat. There were wiring variations based on the thermostat manufacturer. If you could have shown the wire color a little better (lower) I could have confirmed my own wiring choices.. I think? Thanks again. Headed under the house with the multi meter. Peace

You deluted RedGard 1:4 to pre-prime. Do you delute it for main layers?

Never seen such a complete, detailed, and useful video about using RedGard. This is exactly what I was looking for for weeks. Thank you very much!

Is there some thing for redirecting a ceiling bathroom vent? My room is next to the bathroom and I'd rather push the air from the bathroom vent into my room. So a duct will be attached to the ceiling vent into the bedroom (leave the door open a bit to allow the duct in)

If you own a SDS-Max Rotary Hammer drill get a ground rod driver and it's a piece of cake. (No water needed.) If not a fence post driver can make it a lot easier than using a hammer, for most of the length.

Thank you!

This trick can be helpful: To avoid the weight pouch getting stuck or snug up on a branch make sure you either use a weight that can be metal or magnetic before throwing it up. You can also place any non-metal weight in the pouch and put a magnet inside the weight pouch. With this trick, if the weight pouch gets stuck, you could use a longer pole with a magnet at the end to pull the weight down. Viola!

Me watching this after I spilled water Everywhere lol

I’ve ended up hiring someone with the big machine to do it for me, got beautiful cuts with hardly any chipping

Very helpful, thank you.

thanks, this is super helpful. Opening that stud will change the way roof load is being handled, you probably need to add a header and an extra support to compensate.

Im installing a fiberglass shower pan so I'm only going to add enough water to cover drain test plug. Advice ?

You're the best at many projects ,especially electrical. I've been watching all these guys who say they're electricians and they leave so much out of theie projects. Don't stop.

Excellent. I'm dealing with cutting just a few porcelain tiles and opted for the angle grinder . I like the idea of scoring the tile first

or just get the correct driving tool

I like your barefoot shoes 😊

i think you mean Winter

You have to just hit it not push it down

great video! You will gain subscribers in no time. Does Red guard work with plaster and lath wall or is it best to replace that with cement board or other? Thanks.

glad i dont have to adhere to some over protective code bs

Very interesting, always room to learn and improve…👍🙏✅

Hmmm Thanks a lot

Thanks Dude

How do I find what motor is mine(the model number and brand)

Dude. Rent a trencher. It’s worth it for that distance.

Need to fill in the void around the box extender also. NEC 314.21. Gaps around boxes that are recessed in noncombustible surfaces (such as plaster, drywall, or plasterboard) must be repaired so there will be no gap greater than 1⁄8 in.

Thanks buddy.

What about single line faucets? Will all the water come out filtered?

I'm using what looks like the same curb as you. However, I am pouring my own pan liner with a membrane. I was planning on wrapping my curb in a thinset pasted concrete board like I found another CZcamsr do. sticking the concrete board to the curb using thinset is to avoid putting any screw holes in the pan liner when it wraps over the curb. Do you see this as a good idea?

Great job on the tutorial very informative.