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Good man.

how do you cut so straight?

Great job

Precise and exactly what I needed to know thank you

I love that the Jenga joke was so good you had to film it instead of just doing a VO hahahaha

One of my favorite products for iffy wood is Minwax Wood hardener. It's a liquid you brush or pour on that soaks into porous wood instanttly but hardens as resin is dissolved in it. Fairly water proof too since it's resin but will harden even particle board like a rock if you use enough. Adams Rock hard putty is another fave.

what a fun lesson! thank you Mack :)

No need for primer?

Awesome video. So easy. 😂

Excellent video, fun to watch. Great tip to use longer screw to find good wood. I’ve subscribed!!

"I'm also really good jenga" 😂😂

top work!

about to replace a 2ft end piece of the facia... needed this 'how to'... thanks 👍

Thank you for explaining

The imaginary line measure😂😂😂... FNG

Come back mack we need you

Very good bro, and very entertaining.

Im attempting to fix a friends situation that is very similar to this. Thank you so much for the video.

Ok now can u come to my house and help me. I have a lot to repair 😂

Loved the video, I shudder to think of the mess I would have made in my own.

This is the worst way to install vinyl shutters. The PVC pins break from the suns UV. Very poor design. This will become a high matintenace issue over the years of home ownership.👎🏻

Great advice on not having to use concrete anchors. This looks like it will be a much easier job what I had imagined also appreciated the advice to go into brick, and not the mortar, especially since they had recommended going into the mortor and not the brick.

He is doing very well, he is repairing, explaining details, very good.

I scoured the earth to find a video clearly explaining what a fascia and soffite were. I loved your explanation at 2:35. Epic!

Great video😂❤

Your fantastic shutter jokes got me hooked, you have a new subscriber! Thanks for the laughs and the help on my shutter project.

what thickness wood is this

Looks good, why not use treated wood where possible?

I am not surprised that the dude has two art degrees. I am sure if the art jobs paid more, he would not be doing this sh**t.

Love it. No B.S. makes this a straight forward repair. He not telling you that you have to rebuild the whole frickin house.

In 15 years, my son will you how to fix it again, this time addressing the flashing errors that delivered the water into the soffit!

About the triangle shape how you cut it?

Thanks Brody, just wanted to know if the tile would crack and therefore would need to follow a special process. I enjoyed the tutorial, greetings from Mex.

All my soffit hangers are termite eaten I saw them from the inside when I rebuilt a door rough opening. So all the material has to come down and be replaced along with splicing some termite eaten rafter tails.

Should have put a piece of flashing behind the downspout But otherwise looks good.

No z flashing?

Best Video on YouTUBE!! Dude, you are funny!! Thanks so much!!!

I'm here because I started a paint job that has now become a rip and repair job. The honey do list exponentially expands on its own!

Very good job

Before you call them “shutters,” ask yourself whether they can be used to “shut” the windows. These are not shutters, just imitations thereof.

Thank you! This really helps.

You're a great teacher, thank you!

You’re funny! hahahaha

Dude! You’re funny! Thanks for the helpful video! 🙌

What not to do. This is what we call the landlord special 😂

Expert repair job! Can you come fix mine for me!?

The commentary I love it

love it! I'm in Georgia too

This was such an informative video! Thank you so much! Love your sense of humor! 😄

I would have drilled clearance rather than pilot holes in the new panels.