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How have they held up over time? I’m in the NW and a friend likes the riser mounted ones. There are some places that would be difficult to access if replacement is needed. Also can they be removed from the surface? I suppose there’s enough slack to pull the connectors out through the hole if needed

Thanks!!

,Wives are so blessed to have builders in their family. Wonderful build. Like music for a change.

that cleat was genius!

How long will the lights reach each other without the extension cord? I've noticed the extension cord is a highly returned item.

My grill is in need of a good cleaning. Did you get the upgraded grates dialed in?

great video. Is the blue stuff chalk? Where do you get it? Can you reuse the runners for multiple boards?

Best idea on snipe yet! Thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great video

Great build, thanks for sharing 😊

any updates on how these are working

Nice shed. I gotta say, I tend to over build, but wow, 2x6's for a tiny shed.

Do you have written plans you could share?

I'd prefer just to use little stick on lights as it is much easier to fix if something goes wrong with one of the lights and also means no need to drill holes in the decking

..store pricetag probably so high because it's not veneer... enjoy!

Thank you!

Hello there, did you find any issue with the blades being too thin? I recently got a skinnier blades and it didn't fit my saw, I'll need a washer or something to make it work I think.

Trashy lake and honky tonk design. This is what you do if you are from Missouri, Mississippi, or West Virginia.

Great video just wish we could’ve seen the finished product more!

Did you check the power demand with the heater on and off as well? Would be interesting to knwo

cool.. thks

all joking aside, I have a used vintage ryobi AP-10 benchtop planer that has the fold down rollers along with the infeed/outfeeds. I have zero snipe for the first time In my life. I pad 50 bucks for it and bought some new German HSS blades for 30. total 80 bucks for a result that can compete with something sanded with 1000 grit sandpaper. its funny how much I've spent on previous planers that all got stolen, but created the worst snipe ever.

Finally someone who understands that the problem isn't simply the lack of in/outfeed table, but rollers. One sure way to eliminate it forever is for manufacturers to put 2 rollers on both sides.

What wood material did you use?

Any issue with the riving knife? Since this blade is very thin??

Looks great in the living room. I'll bring the wine, you get the coasters ready!!! 🍷

looks great Bill.

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i got drunk 3 minutes in. he did warn me.

Nice. I am planning to build a set of of stairs to my existing deck on Feb 2024 and I am planning to install these lights. Thanks for sharing. I have placed the items from your link in the description, to my Amazon cart.

What are the dimensions? Great work

Mark, how tall are you?

Looks great Billy, I love the thicker plank look. Great job of matching the wood grain as well.

In 2023 i just bought a house and the living room and spare room heat have "never worked" since the previous owner bought it in "85. A quick look in the basement shows a duct that seems to shoot towards the living room but it has some clear plastic cap on it. Its not even attached to the furnace 3 feet away 🤦

Better than the piece we saw in the store

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I'm thinking you could get away with small 3-4" pieces that mount on the side of each corner and flush with the front and back edge surfaces. I'd add on each piece with a few dots of cynoacrylate. Then pop off with a hammer when done. Thoughts?

Great build, so the foundation is sand then pebbles and lastly tiles? then a wooden frame?

Won't it screw up your blades to run plywood through the planer? All the glue will really muck them up. Better to use cheap pine

Great construction! One question: Did you use the exterior siding also on the sides that are protected by the house wall? I want to install it in a place where only the front will be visible and that will save material & cost. Or what did you use to protect those sides? Thanks!

Instead of building a putting green, maybe you should fix your wall

I tried this and it worked great, no snipe at all on my work piece. . Thanks.

Great. Now you can finish the drywall behind you. . .

Awesome job. I love it!

really good trick

I am about to tackle this project! Great video, very informative!!

Great skills. I can't even put my daughters Barbie doll house together.

Curious as to your thoughts on using 5mm flexible plywood for the wrap around vs kerfs on thicker plywood? What would be pros/cons? Also what would you do differently if you had to build this again 😊

I love it thank you so much for share ❤