How to Re-Build a Deck | Reality Renovision Ep11
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
- Watch us restore a sad old tired deck that wasn't built right into this gem. simple design and superior products can make YOUR OLD DECK sensational! #RealityRenovision
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Series: Reality Renovision
Season 2 Episode 1 (2018)
Master Episode #11 "Repair an Old Deck"
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Laser Level
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OLFA Utility Knife
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Tape Measure
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DeWALT Drill Kit
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DIY Paint Kit
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Handy Paint Pail
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Great Stuff PRO Foam
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Great Stuff Foam Dispensing Gun
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Produced by Jeff Thorman
Written & Directed by: Maximilian Moskal
Hosted by: Jeff Thorman
Renovation Design & Staging by Jeff Thorman
Cinematography by: Maximilian Moskal
Intro Theme: Anthony Jarrett
Editing by: Maximilian Moskal
Produced by: Home Renovision DIY 2018
Video & Editing Services Provided by:
Subdivision Films LTD.
www.SubdivisionFilms.com
Disclaimer:
Videos produced by Reality Renovision are provided for informational purposes only. All material provided within this website is for informational, educational, & entertainment purposes only. Some of these projects, materials, and techniques may not be appropriate for all ages or skill levels. The DIY instructions used here are used to simply breakdown projects to their simplest steps. Please use a clear mind and use all safety precautions while following the tutorials provided by this site. Reality Renovision does not make any claims of the safety of the projects, techniques, or resources listed on this site and will not take responsibility of what you do with the information provided by this site. Viewers must be aware by doing projects on their homes they are doing it at their own risk and Reality Renovision cannot be held liable if they cause any damage to their homes. With different codes around the world and constantly changing standards, regulations and rules, it is the sole responsibility of the viewer to educate themselves on their local requirements before undertaking any sort of project. That being said Reality Renovision cannot claim liability with all applicable laws, rules, codes and regulations for a project. Be safe, have fun renovating and ALWAYS stay informed with your local building code. - Jak na to + styl
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Whoa... How does this channel not have millions of subs? This is HGTV quality but 100x more informational. Great job!!
Utterly ghh
because he talks to f much about BS!
Because many people now watch stupid crap on CZcams. Especially the youth, it's all about tik tok and Kardashian's
Took a while but he def has millions of subs now... they def earned them!
Your videos make me concerned about what’s been done to my house by the previous owner
I am sure we have all done things we wish we hadn't. Cheers!
@@johnnyduplantis This was going to be my response as well.
My first property the previous owner renovated the top floor bathroom. Years later the floor fell out, He did not do any water proofing so it caused rot. it cost me a fortune.
Been in construction my entire life and I’ve never heard of starting the screw backwards to prevent splitting , great tip because pine splits as well I know pre drilling prevents splitting but that’s a cool trick
The story twist: that welcome mat was structurally holding the house up
I love your work. You obviously are an expert. You don’t have to continue to put down the original deck builder throughout the whole video. It takes away from your purpose and overwhelms your skill and talent. When you have a tremendous gift as you do, think of kindness for folks who might not be gifted in your area of expertise.
But the point is to show us all the mistakes so we don't make the same ones.
Best teacher award goes to...Thank you for all the tips nobody else mentions.
Hello, Want to compliment you. My husband and I love your work. We love how you treat or keep up with your tools. We love the way you teach your son and correct him in a nice fatherly/professional manner.
Now what we want to share is please stay professional. When you are saying the owner did not know what he was doing, you could easily say, [I’m not sure the home owner knows this, but the best way to do this is . . .]. You could also, say, this type of work could be dangerous, but don’t say the negative thing. You sound so good and friendly until you say, they didn’t know what they were doing (and you are probably right), but I love it when you just show us how to correct errors, notes to take to prepare for the project, things to think about and and we love why you choose certain wood, etc.
You are the best and we really enjoy you. I believe you will get more and more and more likes and the thumbs down will be even less. Have a blessed day.
Really appreciate all the work and effort you put into the videos sir. Perhaps it is or isn't a thankless endeavor but your videos made it possible for my wife and I to get catch up on a decade of negligence and finally sell our old home. Thank you!
I love your videos and how you provide in-depth information and get straight to the point.
"Candy cane neck"🤣
That happens a lot for me 🤣🤣 this will be perfect when our deck time comes! Thank you!♡
Finally a Master Carpenter
Thank you so much. Working on a small deck project and wanted to ensure I did a solid job. Incredibly helpful video!
Wow! You are a genius. And a great teacher. Learned so much from you. Thanks so much.
I am very good at woodworking and I STILL learned some stuff from you. Great job with the little techniques!
Wow, this transformation was amazing. Great job!! I just came across your channel and I subscribed. Can’t wait to watch more of your videos.
You just popped up in my feed- so glad you did! Love how you explained everything!! Awesome! I just sub..
Once again, I say, it is beautiful! You are an artist!
Thank you for the tips. I followed your method to build my son's porch steps.
Beautiful and as a grandma THANK YOU!
Jeff I am totally blown away by what you did with this deck. Thinking back to about 25 years ago, I was that guy - that homeowner without a clue who put a deck on the back of our house. My wife was right in there with me, grunting and shoving boards and carrying buckets of screws. Yes, I did use screws, You pointed out so many things that made me want to hide my face. But it wasn't all bad. Much to my amazement I did a lot of things right too. The one major thing I did different was the direction of the 5/4 decking. My deck is 30-feet x 12-feet so I did my frame to allow the boards to start at and move away from the house. I bought 12-foot decking so there wasn't any waste. But I did cut between 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch off all the ends to make the deck edge straight.
Anyway, thanks for this awesome episode and for taking me down memory lane. I'll never look at my deck quite the same again lol. Cheers.
Thank you for sharing this video Jeff, i enjoyed and learn a lot from this project.
Buddy your a beast.
Fantastic work QUALITY!!!!
You remind me of "This Old House" love how your getting into the knowledge of things and going in-depth about it.
Really top notch, both the build execution as well as the video presentation...
Pure excellence. I can watch you all day. More please!
More to come!
You’re awesome... it makes me want to build things... 😝👍🏼 Now do adding to an existing deck. I want to expand mine. 👍🏼
I can be watching you for hours man 😄😄 but I have to make my coffee . Good video an information Jeff. Congrats
loving these videos. great work and information. currently building a front deck with roof. with self cut cedar decking and railing with treated subframe.
Oh my gosh I just LOVE YOU for this video!! I am going to redo my deck and front porch!
Put a small Trampoline at the bottom of the Decking....grandma can jump up then 😳😲🤗🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 love your humour. Beautiful Decking sooooo classy. Cheryl from UK x
Educational content like this is gold to me. WOW..
The new deck makes the house look younger. Wow absolutely beautiful
The amount of knowledge you've included in this video is worth its weight in gold. Im amazed and grateful 🙏. New subscriber.
sweet deck! Really impressive before and after deck pics!
gorgeous finished product!
Àbsolutely gorgeous deck work. Id hire u in a flash. I have watched loads of other videos and they are brilliant. Totally perfection on all levels 👌 🙌 👏
Excellent job! Congratulations
Wow... great video. Really in depth details!
Amazing. Thank you! Definitely subscribed.
I have learned so much from watching your videos. Thank you too bad I found you after I already built it. The last 2 sections of railing look nice and straight. Don’t get me wrong it came out nice and strong, I just learned more as I progressed. Just from different people who were not as good as you.
Amazing, as usual. Keep up the great work. Love your videos and always learn something new. Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge!! 🥰👍💯🎉🍻👀🙂
Thank you very much!
I did it! Thank you. Made my own rails with 2by4s and metal pipe. Bought a pipe cutter for $8, painted black n hammered into prefilled holes. Looks professional! Cuz I'm a pro lol
Wow that old deck was terrible. You would think the previous owner would paint it a couple times considering it probably took a while to build. I like your trick to save the structure, would have never thought that was even possible.
Agreed
Awesome work bud. Thanks!
I love porches, and this one was a beauty.
Simple yet elegant
I love your videos! You need your own tv show.
Thank you! Very valuable information!
We just tore off a deck that one-ups this one for poor construction. Not only did they not use corrosion-resistant screws, they also surfaced it with fence boards instead of proper decking. Forget a 400-pound man, this deck was taken down by an 11-year old with a crowbar. Oh, and they had installed the air conditioner on it! Love that I can learn how to do this stuff right!
Beautiful job you did threre again!
On the railing where it sites on the deck I think you should have raised it up maybe two inches for air movement and also someplace where the water and leafs can escape. Very very nice work indeed.
Beautiful!
Great job learn lots from u details important points thanks
It was asked previously but I didn't see an answer. How was the corner post for the railing tied into the existing 4x4 that was structural? It would be the post furthest from the door on the right hand side/front of deck.
Thanks for sharing , i learned more from your video 🤝
I love this video I think I watched it at least 5 times
Enjoy watching your video
Holy shit that turned out amazing!!!!
Great job! 😘❤️❤️❤️❤️
Fantastic job👌
Excellent!
So beautiful and give an up to the house.
The snail got a beautiful new home 🥰
awesome job looks amazing .....
Beautiful job
Watching every deck vid I can…building a new home but looking for different designs and basics of completing them. Thanks…like the railing.
Amazing!!! Whoah!
You are doing great job.
In the last 40 yrs of building , I couldn't never figure out , WHY don't we pay as much attention to the Bones of the Deck as we do the Skin ? So in recent yrs. I've started Bringing the Lumber out on the Job and spreading it out for a couple days and the coating it for a couple days with Thompson water seal trying to get 2 coats on . Manufactured decking is so expensive , I also let my decking and rails everything about the deck , lay on saw horses and let the sun work its magic to evaporate the extreme moisture , and the again , a couple of good coats of Thompson ! Especially to the sides and underneath of the lumber . Yes it takes longer ,,, BUT ,,, I've went back yrs. later and it looks great and new,,, Bees don't build under it , spiders don't live under it and before I close it up I throw a Box of " Moth balls under it ,,, Snakes HATE that .
Thanks for the great info.
I have a hopeless carport/shed that I need to repair/replace. After seeing this - I’m excited to learn I may just get away with repair and save some money :)
Great job.
Great Work!!! Wish I could hire you now to fix my deck!!!
OMG!!!!!!! You are amazing!!!
This is beautiful
I absolutely love this channel I’m so glad I stumbled upon it! I just bought a 1900s Victorian and it needs a complete exterior remodel and I have a feeling this channel is going to help me because I’m new to remodels! Thanks for all the information you provide
Very good!
Fantastic 👏
Awesome!!!
Great projects I like to watch your channel 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
By order of Peaky Blinders. Love it!
Sir its amazing ....really
Yes this guy is awesome
38:07 Thanks for the tip, Jeff. I certainly don't want to look stupid for 39 years! 😂
2020 Bob Vila, New and improved 👌 nice work. keep ur kid sweating lol.
Wow love it
Good job👍👍👍
You are Smart and funny.I love to see you build deck s.
You did a wonderful job with this renovation and I really enjoy your channel, but I do have 3 questions:
1) did you pick up that mat or did you leave it there too? Half way through the video, once the decking was delivered, it was still in place?
2) what did you do about that split in the wood on the right side, inside or the railing leading up the stairs?
3) Why did you not add the drink top to the left side of the railing?
You are the best 👌
Bravo!!!
Amazing work as always!
Thank you Ronell, Cheers!
Nice job sr love it
Love it all, except the drink ledge used for a railing on the stairs. It’s great for putting drinks on but too wide to grip (put your hand around) for support.
awesome video
The Bob Ross of construction😄👍
Very nice
My OCD is insisting I point out that you forgot to put a 5 1/4 railing cap (drink ledge) on the short run of railing on the left. I’ve argued with my OCD countless times about his nonsense and nitpicking, but I’m weak and frequently lose the battle. Sorry 😞
That bugged me too lol.
I feel you
yeah it looks a bit awkward. ;-)
What bugs me is the steps look like they are not level what so ever. Slopes to the left. And that the screw pattern should be lined up not to forget to mention the drinking ledge.
I enjoy your videos. I finally subscribed. Good stuff! Please watch the volume of the music, especially when someone is talking.