HOW-TO: Wrap a Support Post - Easy DIY Project
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
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-Stain (we used "Honey": amzn.to/2vF27Nv
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What I LOVE about this channel is that most other DIY channels either build something WAY too complicated or something WAY too boring! 😩😂 I’ve learned a ton from this channel. I’m literally heading to the hardware store tomorrow morning to pick up my materials for this one 👀🤗
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I have missed you two working on projects. I am so glad that I ran into this video. I have missed watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your great building products! 😊
I love the fact that you didn't mitre the ends! It really stands out more. Love the stain look. You did very well! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Cheers!
My all time fav DIY channel. You guys have NO idea how many problems you’ve solved for me! 🤯🤗 I’ve made at least 7 or 8 of your original pieces & now everyone’s asking how much I’d charge to make them their own! 😂👏🏽 THANKYOU!
No question this is the best DIY channel.
This is exactly what I was thinking for my kitchen! We took out the wall that sperated it from the living room and there are two corner supports posts and a pipe that comes from the condo above. We were going to to do sheetrock finish but this is going to look way better with our industrial pipe shelves with pine shelving!! Thanks!! Awesome video 🤩
She is definitely way better than i am! She is the true meaning of "Never judge a book by its cover!"
A million thank you’ssss. Have a similar problem. Load bearing ugly post, gonna give it a try. Thanks
Thank y’all for your great building videos, they are not complicated & easy to follow for thoes that aren’t advanced in carpentry...y’all rock & keep it up🤘👍
Another great video guys. Thanks for continuing to inspire me to do more woodworking.
This is very clever & very beautiful!!!. You did an awesome job. Your dog is adorable. Keep inspiring us guys. I send LOVE.
I like it guys. I see a lot of criticism in the comments but this kinda stuff looks great for me. Looking to get started building some stuff like that so thanks for keepin it simple for a beginner like myself!
Thanks for watching!
Definitely should miter the end cuts. The stain looks totally off on the end grain. You're using a dual bevel miter saw, its literally the best tool to make those cuts.
Yup. 45 those ends and it will dress up nicely.
robhimself79 Miter cuts would have been an upgrade no doubt, but also a good bit more work. I thought it looked fine as is, I would just make sure the long boards were facing the center of the space. Also, could eliminate the need for miter cuts by maybe painting instead of staining (possibly use some filler to conceal the joints before painting?). What are your thoughts on that idea?
Charles Lee absolutely painting would be an improvement. I agree 100% the staining brings this project down so much
robhimself79 staining always seems to be a controversial topic. I try to envision the project in various colors or stains and sometimes spend quite a bit of time studying the pre-stained or pre-painted stills.
45 the corners
@ 3:09 place, level and nail SHOULD say "place, hope its level and nail". On older homes it.s defiantly a possibility.
Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you. Can you please provide the type of wood you used?
Nice job ...now if you only can dress the top with some crown molding it will pop even more ! Also a coat or two of polyurethane will enhance the look of the post for a crisp finish . Thanks for the video
I've been a subscriber for sometime...when I'm not watching/copying your designs, I listen to the cool music with the videos lol.
You guys did a great job. Those butt joints drive me crazy though. Just an FYI for anyone else who doesn’t have a compound miter saw, you can adjust the blade on the table saw to cut the miter at the same time it ripping the width. That is for the video?
I don't mean to be critical, because I love watching your channel. 1. Glad you finally got a nail gun. All those projects you do with hammer and nails will be so much easier. 2. You really needed a spot of glue. With humidity expanding the wood, those nails will very easily pull out.
Not going to critique the artistic talent, but not my style. I just like to see the project being done...;)
ALL I CAN SAY IS WOWwwwww!!!!!!!!!!, beautiful , now I need to do this to my front porch, metal/steel railings, hope I get it right xoxo
Such a great possibility to incorporate something special such as a light element or a hidden remote control for lights or a hidden battery charger for cell phones and other mobile devices or wood carving or wood turning.
I could watch her all day!
i really loved this
Thank you for projects that's are simple but give such great impact in my home! Love this project!
Very nice
You guys definitely need your own workshop to go further than home improvement projects
Keep it up 💙
I love your videos. You make it look so easy.
Glad you like them!
Stain is great and the only option for this project! Great job!
Beautiful job, beautiful smile.
Can't believe? You've got a Dewalt drop saw and a table saw but you didn't mitre those dressing cuts?
Really lol she did a damn good job while her husband held the camera hahaha
You have a table sew, run 45’s on the boards and mitre the edges of the trim blocks… this looks like someones first attempt at this without doing any research whatsoever.
@@Timjvidoes why be a beeotch ?
I love it. Looking good my favorito color 🤗
Awesome transformation. Love it!
Nice 'done in a day' project. Looks reasonably priced too.
(Using one of my finish nailers) I once fired a nail into a piece of plywood while building drawers. Nail hit a large hidden void just under one edge, glanced off other side of void, ended up stuck point first in shop drywall across from me. I was wearing my safety gear, no problem. You never know what's going to happen.
The rehab life? As in drug rehab? If so good for both of you. Love watching your videos
Nope, as in rehabbing properties. Kinda confusing. But thanks for watching!
Great job! Easy to follow and looks awesome.
lovely couple . wishing you all of the best
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So flipping adorable!!!!
its time to step out on faith and stop waiting to pay contractors. we've already purchased all the cedar to wrap the exterior posts. i purchased mitre saw, compressor with the pneumatic nail gun from lowes with my military discount for 375.00. ill go to home depot tomorrow to check out a ryobi table saw for 120.00 little over 500 bucks, investing in ourselves saves us thousands in labor costs.
Sin importar lo que haga -que siempre es interesante e instructivo- me encanta esta güera!!! ❤️❤️❤️
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That came out great.......
She is so stunning, i dont care what she builds
building things are just gimmicks, she just need to move around in the video.
I agree she looks like a true sweetheart. I say we start a fund raiser to buy her several pairs of pants, she deserves to have some without holes in them.
Jeff K i was hoping for a skirt and high heels :-) but anything works for
Me :-)
Thong is my preference
you are right
No goggles, no safety shoes, just a beautiful face and body……😀
Great video guys.... Awesome inspiration.....Thx.
love your videos
Looks good without miter cuts.
What is the final length and width of the column without the additional wood pieces added on?
Was the intent to provide a low tech solution otherwise mitre cuts would have been nice and you have the tools. Otherwise great job I will do the same for my basement Three (3) huge takeaways first I can keep the existing post and not expose the metal jack post; second, I can save the $150 for a Remington gun to nail the 1x6 to the metal post and finally a solution to finishing off the top and bottom of the post and matching the color to my plank flooring. Awesome, thanks
I love your videos! They make for such wonderful inspiration! Also, is it bad that as I keep watching my biggest question is where she got her pants from? They're pretty much everything I love in a good pair of ripped black jeans!
Hi! They're from American Eagle -- couple years old though. :) Thanks for watching!
Could you guys PLEASE please make a DIY video, on how to "dress up" stair Newel posts? (Stair railing posts)
Like you did here, but on the stair newel posts?
You guys make such easy to follow, classy videos and item's. My fav diy-ers on CZcams.
@therehablife
Thanks for watching! We can definitely consider it, we would just need to get a property that needs some newel post updating. We'll keep our eye open!
Thanks so much for watching, so nice of you to say!
The Rehab Life , thank you guys for taking the time to respond. I'm a Realtor, instead of just buying clients generic closing gifts, I like to make them things. Many of which have been pieces I have made from the videos and ideas you guys make. The newel post is something I would like to do for my Moms place.
Keep on inspiring 😊👌
nice and simple! love it!
Love it thank you so much you solved my problem
Glad we could help!
shout out to those in the comments: not everyone has a compound miter saw! get over it.
If I want to do this outside pole and if I stain it , how can I protect the wood from the elements?
Good job !
Good stuff as always from you guys! Subscribed!
very helpful a project I will tackle here soon
The wood almost binded in the table saw WHILE you were standing directly behind it, in the direction in which it would fire back! Very dangerous. Make sure the wood is pushed up against the fence, always. If wood binds toward the blade it could come back as a high velocity projectile, there's videos demonstrating this.
Great job!
Your thoughts if the support pole is circular metal? Thank you in advance any advice will be helpful.
czcams.com/video/rbYOMDtOCq8/video.html follow this link then come back and do this.
Can we get a diy on faux wood beams and how to install them
I always get so excited when I see y'all have a video out!!
Great job! Would 18g brad nails works?
I think it looks great but I would’ve went with white in color forget the stain
You should make a video for a dresser/chest of drawers..
Love the video ... thank you for you idea ...
Thanks for watching!
Love her
that staining in the house is pretty funny. It will out gas for days.
Great video! What kind of wood should I use if is from my porch outside?
I need to know the same question...
For outside columns I prefer California redwood, teak or western red cedar for their rot resistance over treated lumber. I was able to use milled, kiln dried wood from my neighbor's felled trees. Most lumber yards have them, and sometimes you can check places like your local Craigslist for milled boards. They will list 3/4 inch boards as 1 inch. There may be other suitable woods that are more economical and attainable where you live, but check for rot resistance....and kiln dried boards are less likely to warp and imo easier to work with.
Is the stain you used on the beam actually Minwax Honey? We’re looking for the perfect stain for ours and I like whatever color you used on the beam.
Can I do this same project for my back covered porch posts?
I thought it s was gonna have 45 corners? You have the tool for it
Yup. Shes got a dewalt table saw that can make that look even better.
Safety Glasses. Stylish and will protect your eyes.
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Look better when it did not had stain
Mite be just me because I hate varnish and all that stuff
I'm hypnotized
Remember to always wear eye protection " 😎
You go girl❗️
Yay suddenly they start having power tools .
You would look great with one EYE...... You may consider wearing safety glasses if you're gonna show the public how to work with power tools.
Good point 😉
Always comments from the safety police! She has safety glasses on at least some of the time.
Could you miter the boards too!
Wouldn't it have been easier to stain/paint rather than risk destroying the carpet?
I would leave the 2nd layer off due to many stubbed toes in the future.
A madeira utilizada é pinus?
Im addicted, no clamps or any of the other crap needed from other channels.
лайк за стремление!
Love the pole dancing. Is their a reason no glue is used?
What size nails?
Sorry I have no idea of she was building. I was lost looking at her beauty lol
Eye protection with that brad nailer...
Someone needs some anger management, if someone not having a work bench or not wearing shoes got me that angry I'd jump off a cliff and make the world a better place
no one should ad angry comments to anyones video, people build the way they want. i am carpenter and i get unwanted all the time, i ignore it, but people are trouble makers no matter what. watch someone make a bad comment about this, i would bet on it. some nasty little unhappy person somewhere.
please do
Does anyone know how to get the music that is playing on the background. I am new to this sounds soothing or maybe it is the baby doll that is doing the work that suits me.
right on little buddy
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i like watching these vids, the girl is a knock out.
Thanks for the video. And you are sooooo beautiful wow.
She looks like someone I used to work with named Kelly.
Rob Baker i know right!!!!!
Hmmm looks good. 😆
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no one should ad angry comments to anyones video, people build the way they want. i am carpenter and i get unwanted advice all the time, i ignore it, but people are trouble makers no matter what. watch someone make a bad comment about this, i would bet on it. some nasty little unhappy person somewhere.
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What kind of wood did you use or recommend?
We typically use pine.