Installing and Venting a Range Hood with a RANGE of problems - Jennifer Sugint - NNKH
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- čas přidán 24. 02. 2023
- In this video, I give it my best effort to install a range hood and vent it to the outside, including the struggles, hiccups and mistakes along the way. This is the point of view of a Do-it-YourSelfer.
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It's impossible to resist admiring a woman who knows how to fix and maintain her small portion of the world. Be blessed.
A Woman? You will never see a Woman in this world full of Unconscious people.
*Tip*
*When you're in a tight spot like when you were tracing your duct hole, just use a few light shots of spray paint and the mist will leave a perfect outline of the vent instead of squeezing in there to trace it with a marker.*
Jenn you Scored once again! The men watching this are extending their highest Respect 🫡 and Admiration for your DIY skills! This is Girl Power indeed!
Your enthusiasm and constant Smile keep us glued to your channel. Carry on…
What I LOVE is not that you do it right or without struggle.
It's that you do it!
Keep it up!
I really enjoy the fact that you take us through every though process and show how much difficulty you are having that eventually leads to success. Great job overcoming all the difficulties.
One of the most quirky, strangely edited videos I've ever seen. I love it! So refreshing, funny and creative. I'm so sick of slick over produced stuff, this was so much fun to watch. Range with a range of problems lol.
Thank you!! 😝🥳
@@jennifersugint 💯👍
Me too.
Absolutely loved this video. When you stop and look at the camera it’s hilarious. Keep going girl! Tool Time with Jenn.
Haha 69 likes in a video about tight holes that are also hard to find. What does overproduced videos mean?
Some examples?
The joy you express when something goes well is infectious. Keep it up.
Gus is such a Naughty puppy. He makes everyone laugh. Great job! Thank you for sharing 😀
30 years remodeling kitchens and baths . You did an excellent job !
I've installed a fair number of these and the one lesson I learned the hard way is to put a piece of plywood over a ceramic topped stove. It doesn't take much to crack them. You break it, you bought it.
@@Martin.Wilson absolutely 💯 👌
Jen love the way you tackled the job ... worked through its pitfalls, always smiling and thinking out whats next. While using what you have to hand. That's the fun of fixing stuff yourself, together with the achievement of a great job done. Congratulations and thanks for a wonderful video.
This is so relatable. I'm glad you showed all the hiccups and obstacles that other channels never bring up when doing a DIY project. Great video!
I have over 20 years experience in construction and I must say that the poster board idea to extend your ductwork to trace your hole was a very good idea. So props for that, half of construction work and remodeling especially is problem solving
Honestly inspiring. Makes me want to actually take care of the multitude of home projects I keep pushing off.
Don't and say you did......!
Nah, I'll let her do them for me.
There were issues, you worked the problems ..you got the job done..that was awesome
That's a beautiful kitchen 👌
Still amazes me how American homes are built though 🇺🇸🇬🇧
@@bryanyoung3764 here in the UK, ours are mainly brick built, whereas Jen's is timber frame with timber cladding
Jenn, I'm a 75 yr. old man, you asked if we were tired of you yet, Jenn my sweet nobody cares if you make mistakes or screw up, your Awesome, and I personally love what you do your Awesome........
Good job ! I laughed when you looked around and saw the amount of tools and stuff you had out in the kitchen ! I’m the same way, I start out neat and organized then somehow all hell breaks loose ! Good video - thanks !
you do better quality work than 80% of licensed contractors!!! You go girl!!
@John Wolkowich and she looks way better in those yoga pants than 100% of those contractors do !😂
80% of contractors don’t wear tight yoga pants. The 30% that do wear them are creepy old men.
@@mrBDeye80% don't. 30% does. 110% total ?
In videos.
Enjoyable watching you WORK !😁
Jennifer, your fervent determination is what glows that makes watching you go through the process from start to finish. Einstein was quoted, "I don't consider myself smarter than other people, I just stick with the problem longer than most people." Regarding enlarging the 4.5 inch boring hole saw opening, or was it 6 inch? By slowly and slightly entering the hole with the bit on a rotating angle, you could have fairly easily bored/ reamed the hole larger, gently spinning the bit, gnawing it out, from one side or both. Bravo. Remember, if you can, the phrase, With what I've got now, what can I do now? You did it.
Love how you jump in with both feet!! Ultimately a clean install. Bravo!
Great job Jen, I like how you left the hole super tight, as it will limit migration of bugs and drafts. As a professional I could have told you what to do and what not to do, but we learn more from our mistakes. I didn't see many mistakes, just things I would have done different. Different, not better, as you did an awesome job.
For those who didn't know, the digital functions of the stove / oven only work once you set the clock. Your clock has not been set for the entire video, which has been driving me crazy. When I installed a microwave over my drop in glass top stove, I kneeled on it and cracked the glass. It was under warrantee.
The digital clock is fine. The camera refresh rate doesn't match the clocks, thus the flashing of the clock. You see this on many videos.
Nicely done! I would suggest for anyone else doing this, move your range out of the way first makes everything a lot easier. And a word of caution, if you're going to be leaving it in place and trying to cover the glass top to avoid damaging it, unplug the the stove or cut the power to the stove first, before covering it. Otherwise one unfortunate nudge on the controls for the stovetop and you could be burning whatever you put on your stovetop to protect it.
You don't get it
This is not a DIY channel or something.
This is just 2 things: a woman in yoga pants and tank top, doing cringe repairs.
This is intentional.
@@xl000wait… there’s some diy job on this video??
but are you gonna send your dumbass gf in there with a grinder instead? you're here like the rest of us, she's cute and fun to be around it seems.@@xl000
This is so genuine! It reminds me of when I'm doing something for the first time and things don't go exactly to plan, and I don't have all the right tools, and I have to improvise and figure it out.
Jen, I have to say you did a great job, just took your time with minimum experience and look at the result. Congratulations!!
Thank you, Roy!
The fact that it was difficult to remove those tiles, is a testament to whoever installed them. If it's stupid but it works, then it's not stupid. Great work on that vent.
Thank you! And that would be my tile work lol
Love you 😍
Experiences are the best teachers. Great job and many lessons learned for the next project! Keep up the great work. ... Also, I can relate to those moments where you just found yourself standing and starring at the project. Many times I find my mind drifting in thought in the middle of those "what now" moments and times of hesitation.
Hahaha yes I have many of those “scratching my head” moments. Something that would be so obvious to a pro doesn’t always click with me right away. Lol
"People learn in lots of different ways, but *experience* is the best teacher." -- Dwight K. Schrute
Thank you for another fantastic video . As a retired carpenter and maintenance guy there was Nothing wrong with the job you did . Love a beautiful lady that can think and do for Herself ,keep up the great work
You done a wonderful job it's great seeing a woman that's not scared to get her hands dirty an not letting anything get in the way love your videos keep em coming
It came out great. Thanks for sharing this with us. You did a fantastic job.
Im sure this has already been mentioned, but there should be a set screw(s) on the mandrel for the hole saw that would allow you to extend the center drill bit. You needed to have that blade spinning before it contacted the wall to really work well…
I have a new found way of understanding women , and I’m 57! And in the trades for 38 years . The dedication of this lady ! May a man never cross her for there is not enough land on earth he can hide ! Lol
Great job!! Just the fact you're tackling it yourself is a testament to your character! Never give up!
Loving it and the way you take things straight on and don't let anything stop you love your guys videos keep them coming
i love how shes drinking her beer cheesring to us all you like that?
You did a great job. When you cut the hole you knew it was a little too small, but you worked your way through it with a smile and grace. Silver lining was that the hole kept everything nice and snug. When you chalked it on the back side then around the outside edges, you did a superb job. I thought the way you did the insulation was just fine. I totally agree with another individual on the comments that you did a better job than some contractors.
Thank you for your great video.
You did an excellent job there.
The video turned out very entertaining, educational and funny.
Please keep it up and show us many more house repairs of this kind.
Best regards from Germany.😀
Great effort Jennifer. Don't let the ba$!ards get ya down. Even if you were an expert there's always someone who knows better. Remember CZcams has plenty of diy videos to show you ways to complete everything. 😉 Much love and encouragement from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️
Your lips that was determination job well done tip my cap to you young lady
When using a hole saw on vinyl siding (especially the large 5 or 6 inch one you had) If you have a pilot hole established, it helps to run the hole saw in reverse to just cut through the vinyl. prevents grabbing/ breaking/chipping the siding, I cold weather it's going to almost always grab and break the siding .
Such a nice video to watch! Great handy work, perseverance and accomplishment!
Hi Jen, what a great job you did on putting that extraction fan in your kitchen. What a great job you are an inspiration to other young women. Well done Rob from Australia
Wow you did a spectacular job! You may have struggled with things you didn't know about but you persisted and got it done in the end. You are surely an inspiration to lots of other young women. Also, wasn't that Andrew Camarata and his dogs on the mountain? I think so!
Your right it was Andrew Camarata, his voice was spot on if it wasn't.
Thanks you so much, Don for saying that. And yes that was Andrew.
no way. he is the man. dude can do anything as far as i'm concerned
Wow, as soon as I heard you call out "Cody" the lab, I was sure that was Andrew Caramata. I havnt heard from him in ages. Really good to see him & Cody. I see he has a new addition, as well. I love my labs, too. On to my third gold. lab. All the best to you guys, & say hi to Andrew for me, too. He has accomplished so much over the last year or two. I have watched his videos all the way through. Cheers Michael NZ
Fantastic!! You did an excellent job Jennifer!! 👍🇨🇦
Nice job Jennifer, not many women would tackle the jobs you do, the best way to learn is by doing it.!!! Thanks for the entertaining videos.😊😊
Don’t feel bad, I stop 20 times too when I’m doing this kind of stuff! But you went slow and kept at it and the results were terrific! Great job!!
I immediately knew where you guys were when I saw Cody and Blue (and poor old Lacy ...). Your edits with the cut scenes are a riot. :) And for doing a DIY task for the first time, you did spectacularly well!
Thank you! I’m still so new to editing I’m trying to find the right flow that keeps things interesting.
As a carpenter and remodeler I say you did a great job! Slow and steady wins the race. It's not always about how fast you do it but the quality. I say you did AWESOME!! Blessings!!
Watching your videos is a peaceful escape from what sometimes is an evil world situation.
You're a trip..sparkling personality..fun to watch..witty and beautiful.. you are not afraid to dive into your work..no matter what you do you rock ✨️ love watching you..better than cable 🤜🤛 keep it coming.. so delightful 😊
Good video - great production values. You identified problems and found solutions to finish the job - nothing to be nervous about. I guess you will see ideas posted of how to do things differently but equally you can probably know/do other stuff that they can't. Love Gus - still think he deserves his own channel even though there are other dachshunds on CZcams called Gus.
Well done!
I'm glad you worked out to make the hole bigger, while at the hardware store a sanding drum or half round rasp/file would have done the job but a jigsaw worked just fine! But you scared me on that ladder! Don't over extend yourself, if you have to reach at height stop and move the ladder.
I was thinking the same way about the sanding drum and wood file. Even just a round piece of wood with some sandpaper tacked/nailed to it. Got there in the end anyhow. Great job Jen 🙂
Always fun to watch Jen, good job !
I just love watching your videos. You have a great deal of tenacity which really supports the quality of your video. Music is great and not to loud as most CZcamss do.
Great job!!❤️
Any time I see young people taking matters into their own hands I'm impressed by that! We understand you're not a "professional" but you definitely have a "type A" personality who isn't afraid to jump right in, get your hands dirty and get things done which is great! You saved your family quite a bit of money by doing this project yourself...HOWEVER... having been in residential and commercial construction and renovation for over 40 years this should have been done when you did the kitchen remodel and I'm just curious why it wasn't finished then. You ran the wire or was it there from an original over the stove microwave oven? The kitchen looks beautiful, by the way. I really hope these videos that you're making will help inspire other younger people to get involved, roll up there sleeves and tackle projects like these on their own. It's not rocket science. If someone like me can do it anyone can and I've made a pretty good living on just this kind of thing. As my younger brother always tells me, "There's a CZcams video for that"! I laugh but oddly enough, he's right! Just as a side note, wiener dogs are spastic and when he bit you in the butt I had to laugh out loud. We had one years ago named Judy (after Judy Tenuta) who was a spastic comedian back in the day. Judy bit my youngest son in the lip when he was just trying to play with her. 4 stitches later...
great Job Jennifer ! I am so proud of you ! You are an inspiration
gorgeous, built beyond belief and skilled at home repair. lethal combination
One little tip when using a hole saw attachment, most especially a very large one, get the pilot drill bit set precisely into the prescribed hole and hold it steady while you get the big round saw bit up to full speed. Then once the saw blade is spinning, then slowly introduce it to the work area you need to cut out.
On a large hole saw bit, the only way you little drill has enough power to work that thing is by using the "built in" enertia from the fast spinning bit.
Try that next time you use a hole saw.
If you want to enlarge the hole using the same holesaw then you hold it at an angle uppwards in the hole, 20-30 degrees, and drill. One quarter of the hole will become larger. Then you tillt the drill downwards 20-30 degrees and drill. And then the same left and right.
Yes, I agree. The best way to enlarge a hole is by drilling it at multiple angles repeatedly. Lubrication on the drill bit is also critical. And always keep your tip sharpened.
Just discovered Your Channel, and I gotta say, itwas a pleasure. I admire your taking on this job. No mean feat! Big Thumbs Up for Your hard work, compassionate souls, and clean dialogue. Much appreciated. Stay safe, and take care
I relly love the way your kitchen is set up .... ❤❤❤❤
Great job gin you are a woman who can learn as you go and it takes being able to take things apart and putting them back together and that awesome meaning you can do anything you want to in life so just keep on keeping on love watching you fix anything and everything you need to
Love your guys's content, thanks for keeping me entertained!
Great job m'lady .. I've done three range hoods and two clothes driers and I totally understand the struggles, hiccups, and mistooks of getting the hole in the right place. Mostly it's dyslexia and getting the hole in the mirror image of where I wanted it. Ha ha ha . Crazy stuff but congrats on your ladder technique too. Thanks so much for sharing your project. Aroha from NZ.
You've got to love it when a plan comes together! Good job!
So many things to say! But get the right tools for the job. Loved your attitude and tenacity. You are a gem. Love the small town vibe.
I think you're a great worker Jen, and back when I used to own and run a home improvement business, I wouldn't of hesitated to hire you... I would have taught you all the tricks of the trade and you would be a professional in no time... My company was known for super high-quality work and craftsmanship and know you would have fit right in after you were thoroughly trained...
After watching you here and considering that this is not your profession, I think you did really well on your own...
As a pro, the first thing I would have told you to do is get the oven stovetop out of the way, which would have made it much easier for you to work and get it done faster..
👍😎🍸
Thank you! I feel like people that work in construction do not get enough credit. Some of these small jobs I’m doing by myself are really difficult. I can only imagine what it’s like to do bigger, harder jobs. And yes, I couldn’t agree more about the oven lol. I should have moved it what I thought about moving it.
Chris said "just get it done" lool i thought that was funny then the video was like an hour and something long!! I was thinking o b rother!! lol but she actually did it could have avoded ALOT of the hand cuttin things by utilizing the orbital multi tool but ya know??? she did great for a young woman!!!
@@jennifersugint You're welcome Jen, and really enjoyed watching you work, because you have a great personality and sense of humor that I love.. plus you're like me and not afraid to tackle anything... Girl power! 🥂
Great Job Jen, I've used a few big hole saws like that, and they twisted my wrist. You handled it great. Great diy video and some singing to boot. Keep them coming!!
I just wonder the 1st attempt at cutting hole from outside video was cut i think drill might have come n maybe smacked her in her pretty little face? then it got cut?
Good job on the extraction hood and production 👍
Great to bask in the warm glow of satisfaction when you complete a diy job well!! You are learning good skills and work well, with care and determination, I'm impressed. Think yourself lucky you didn't have to do that here in the UK, where houses are mainly brick built with walls at least 9" thick!
great job Jen!! perfect job in my book! you just gave me some motivation to finish some of my projects I've been putting off due to extreme laziness lol
As a home remodeler, I am actually impressed you cut the tile with that. We use that setup to clean out a soft grout line or something simple but I couldn't imagine trying to use that to cut tile. I use an angle grinder with a Dimond or tile blade. It's a little more dusty but will get the job done in like 20 seconds and can use a vacuum to suck the dust as you're cutting. No criticism. I'm just genuinely impressed it worked
Another great job done Jen, I couldn't have done it any better love your determination🍺😁 love the music and film clips, I'm smiling constantly you're so funny, such great entertainment.That's a beautiful kitchen you have there, can't wait to see your next project. Greg🇬🇧💗🥰
Thank you so much, Greg! I’m glad I can give you a chuckle or two lol. And also thanks for saying that about the kitchen. If I had done videos back then I would have recorded me doing it. All I really have are pictures of my work. I’m sure there would’ve been a lot of funny content with the kitchen remodel if I had filmed it Lol.
Thanks Jen, bet that would of been brill 🥰
In the end a very professional installation Jennifer, well done!
Very good, always great hearing you singing!
The best part about your working style is that instead of getting super frustrated, you just step back and take a deep breath and move on well done 👏
Thanks, Derek. I still have my moments of course lol. I think we can all get frustrated at times. Thanks for checking out the video. Have a great day!
Great job of working through the issues using what you have. Agree with @Lorenzo Munoz, you need to use a screen just inside the exterior flap to prevent critters entering. No matter what channel you see Cody and Blue, they are so much fun w/ all that energy. Keep at it, Jen! What project is next? 🎵👷♀🙂
she did a great job but im the same kinda i break things to fix them she did a great job on the hole but prob needed to make exhaust fit instead of cutting hole bigger but ya know caulk is forgiving lol!!
I have been a do it yourself home owner for forty years. I award you a first place trophy 🍺. Nice job ! Every thing straight and level! Very Nice!!! love your singing 😊
Thank you, Phillip!
I really admire your perseverance. Well done
I've been in professional construction for 42 years. You did AWESOME! Just a couple of tips - 1- take 2 minutes and move the stove next time 2- extend pilot drill on the holesaw, or buy some 1/4" rod at hardware store to make it longer (it doesn't have to be a drill bit if you drill pilot hole first) 3- stop worrying what strangers watching think. Most of us wish our girlfriends/wife would just help us, let alone try to do the things you do on your own! You are smart, beautiful, and amazing. 4- Chris really needs to get you a proper tool set! If he won't there are plenty of us that will adopt you and get you whatever you need :)
Здравствуйте
Вы изменили мои представления об американской женщине !
Не всякий мужчина сможет так качественно проделать такую работу .
Умело пользоваться инструментом .
Вы прекрасная хозяйка, любящая свой дом .
Спасибо
Well you can say that again!
@@tomperry1048 what exactly to say ?
Who could argue with that?
Well done! Jobs are never perfect, and there are always different ways of completing the same job. A+ ! Great content :)
Your enthusiasm is amazing and done a great job Jennifer 👏👏👏you could do any job in my home 😉and you have the best work clothes I’ve ever seen 😊. Brilliant singing by the way 👌
You are not doing anything different than us guys that have never done it before. We all have to start somewhere learn as you go. Keep going everything you have done so far looks excellent great job. So many people would never even try what you are doing.
Ive learned best by messing it all up jenn is like me she works her butt off going back and forth luckily she is healthy!!
Thanks!
That you so so much, Scott!!
That was an awesome video I laughed then cried then laughed then cried some more and now I’m laughing again. You did a great job by yourself. It’s always cool seeing some one attempt a job they have never done before and accomplishing it. 2 thumbs up 👍👍 looking forward to future vids take care
You did awesome Jen you never quit!
Men of culture we meet again.
TIP: always wear yoga pants and a tight-fitting tank top when handling power tools.
And whose complaining?
Reduces risk of snagging clothing on power tools. Safety first!
And no need for hand or eye protection.
Made me click. Beautiful and handy.
Shhhh no complaining ❤
Jenn, I stumbled over this video and watched it from start until finish which is a credit to you as I usually get bored. I am working on an exhaust fan also vented thru the roof though. I think they are all loud as hell! Anyway, great job and love your personality. Chris in NJ
Jennifer did a great job!!! Loved your guitar!
Jen you did an awsome job on the range hood. Loving your content im a hugh NKKH fan and loved when chris would have you on the channel now we can see you with your own content 👍👍👍
I have this exact project to do at my mother-in-law's house. Your video shows me what I might be facing. THANKS!
The kitchen looked so nice, afterwards when you tidied it was spotless again lol Well Done!
I enjoyed this and other videos. It just shows you that you can do anything when you put your mind to it. 😮 Well done.
What a beautiful voice which goes along with your self determination to achieve your goals and as for your sense of humor well you get me laughing I look forward to see a lot more of your videos and hear you sing some more 🤘
Great work ~ I believe you done well! Koodos to you for figuaring out the ways it could work but mostly taking the challenge to start then adjust to whatever it takes to fininsh the job. Now as you sit back for a moment to debrief , or reflect on the idea that much more pleasent would be that jjob if you started the hole just oversize instead of the same size ,but with that said , this is how we strive to learn the best practisess. Thank you very much for sharing this , Koodos for Chris and his support! Halellujah!
Great video Jen. It feels good getting things done yourself and saving loads of money. BTW, I love Christopher’s Diesel Creek t-shirt too! Blessings, Laurie from New Hampshire.
Thanks, Laurie!! It sure does feel good getting things done on your own 😁. And yea Chris (NNKH) and him have very similar channels so he always likes to support other CZcamsrs. Thanks for watching.
Great job Jen!! Kitchen looks complete now.
Great job! I like the way you never give up. I saw your shed move a couple of months ago.
When cutting your vinyl siding try cutting counter clockwise it won’t grab the siding but will cut it easily. Once you are through the vinyl siding switch to clockwise to cut through the wood.
Really nice job with the range hood . you tackled it and didnt give up , u found a way ...
Another great job Jen! Your voice is beautiful!!
BLESS YOU BLESS YOU FOR THE 2 SNEEZE'S BUT YOU KNOW IM AN OLD GUY AND JUST GOT ASKED TO WORK ON MY FIRST PROSTHETIC, NEVER WORKED ON ONE BEFORE BUT WE GOT IT WORKING BETTER THAN IT HAD IN THE LAST FEW YEARS. DONT LET FEAR SCARE YOU FROM A JOB. YOU DID GREAT MEET THE CHALLANGE AND OVERCAME IT. A PLEASURE TO WATCH YOU BEAT EVERY NEW JOB. YOU GO GIRL.
lol thank you! And that's great to hear that you did something new and were successful! It's such a great feeling. I'm about to attempt a job this week that really intimidates me, but I'm going to try. It's something I have little to NO experience on... my car. I'm going to need to do a ton of research for this one. Thanks for watching, Greg!
Bravo girl. I could be your helper all day long. Always helps to have great views while getting stuff done! 😊