How To Make Custom Pressure Treated Deck Post Caps

This pressure treated deck was crafted with no off-the-shelf components. In this video I give an overview, then focus on showing how I made the traditional-style post caps.
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[@MrHemi4spd]

Brilliant idea bedding the trim into the caulk.

[@brians5539]

I love your carpentry related videos. Your very talented and a pleasure to watch. Happy new year to you and your family.

[@hilbert551]

Excellent job. I just built a similar project but used the pre-cut spindles. They were only $1.75 each at the Home Depot.

[@usd25674]

So yea, liked the video and subscribed. Thanks for posting.

[@rickleffel256]

Love the detail

[@ericchristie8059]

Great video!

[@johncole9486]

I like the concrete. Did you do it yourself?

[@herrickkimball]

Thanks. It's Stampcrete. I bought the stamps and a local friend, who works with concrete for a living, did the work. We're very pleased with it so far. I need to coat it with a special (expensive) sealer once a year.

[@piperphillips1647]

Hello, would you mind sharing the paint color and brand you used? I love the blue!

[@argosyboy]

Is there a secret to getting paint to look good on pressure treated wood?