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It may be under the sink. I discuss some other type of clean outs and locations in this video. CLEAR That Clog FAST with a Power Drain Auger! ua-cam.com/video/81ZgIVPRfTg/v-deo.html

Thanks, I did the design myself.

Wow! that you so much for taking the time to write this encouraging comment. Check out my latest fireplace stucco video for more insight on stucco. I have definitely learned how not to do stucco! LOL

Thanks for the encouragement. That’s nice to hear that a kitchen is easier than stucco, because that’s is on my list next year! Lol!

True soapy water can work, and I know a lot of people use it. I used to build smog test equipment years ago, and we used a leak detector called "snoop" because it would detect the smallest of leaks. So, for me when dealing with gas I rather use something that I know will show me a tiny leak, cost a couple of bucks and last me a few years.

It's called Lightwave 3D. I use it because I own an old copy of the software and have used it for years. Most people seem to use a program called "Sketch Up"

I purchased mine from Harbor freight over 10 years ago. It looks almost identical to this one on Amazon: amzn.to/3UQW1Ik

Wow! Thanks

The main reason I did it was to keep the overall height down. It should help keep the boards from twisting and I didn't want to use small little brackets at each intersection. I explained more in the full Pergola build video ua-cam.com/video/K_Qu8ceTM5Y/v-deo.html

Great! Glad it was helpful

Hmmmm, maybe a little, but if you add too much it can cause small cracks.

Absolutely!

Thanks, I appreciate the comment. It’s always nice to know that I’ve been helpful.

Thanks, I just ordered a 1/8” sheet of black plastic from Amazon. I think it was 4’ x 1’. No way to remove them after pouring the concrete, now they are covered by the stucco. Since they were black couldn’t really see them anyway.

@@BruBuilds Thanks so much. One last question for you... From the cement board height, how much did the actual height go up after adding the counter top?

@@joeaguirre3069 The side profile of the upper one is about 2" and the lower one about 3". The actual thickness is about 1/2" less, because it does overhang on the sides.

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Glad you enjoyed it

Good to know, thanks

I purchased mine from Westside Building Material. On the Clark Dietrich website they have a where to buy sheet that will give you the email of the person over your region. I don't recommend using the ones from your local box store because they are not the same thickness. www.clarkdietrich.com/sites/default/files/media/documents/CD_Where_To_Buy.pdf

Thanks for the tip

Good tip, but not sure if I would want that in my garden. LOL

Thanks for watching and the encouraging comment. I finished the stucco over a month ago, just haven't had much time for editing. I did use a bonding agent on the cement boards, embedded stucco mesh into the base coat and ended up doing 2 semi-smooth color coats on most of it. Had some challenges getting it even and smooth the first time but learned a few tricks and had better results with the second coat. I used a 20/30 color stucco mix, which is applied at 1/8" thickness, so it started to dry rather quickly. Using a red foam float immediate after applying it gave me the best results. Hopefully I can find some time to edit and get the video out soon, I may do a quick video this weekend to show the results, you are not the first person to ask about it.

@@BruBuilds Awesome, thank you soo much! Did you use anything on the corners like metal corners? Thank you again.

Yes I put wire corner beads on the lower corner and used a drip screed along all the countertops.

@@BruBuilds Last question, did you install the corner bead under or over the mesh? And thank you soo much for your help.

Corner bead and drip screed attached first. I embedded the stucco mesh into the base coat, I didn't get the self-adhesive type, so it didn't stick to the cement board. But I think it worked better to put on about 1/4" of base coat, stick the mesh into the stucco, then add another 1/8" of stucco. I would overlap the mesh around the corners.

It’s an old animation program called Lightwave3D. I use it because I know it. I’ve heard of some people using Sketch up.

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Welcome

I just sent a battery in, hopefully there are no issues with a replacement. Someone else posted he’s been without a battery for over 6 months.

@BruBuilds I didn't have to send my battery on. Ridgid mailed the new one and said to take my deads to home depot. Did you register within 90 days?

Yes, I finished the stucco, in the process of editing it together.

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Thanks, glad you liked it

Thanks for the comment

Have you tried unplugging the auger and spin the drum reverse by hand?

Any advise on how I could do it better?

Hey Thanks

Oh, bummer. I'm just about to send on in.

I'm about to do it again on the side of the house...😂

Quikrete countertop mix. I talk about it more in the full video. Pouring Concrete Countertops for Outdoor BBQ and Fireplace ua-cam.com/video/uqkPTVE4dsU/v-deo.html

lol…Need to have some fun while cleaning carpets

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Drainpipe or hose? Most common failure would be a rubber O-ring where the hose attaches to the valve or faucet

They were challenging but very rewarding!

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It’s probably a snap in cover. Gently pry up the edge with a flat blade screw driver.

How do you like the Ridgid leaf blower, my old, corded one just died. Would like a battery powered one, tired of dealing with extension cords.

@@BruBuilds I like it, I used it all last winter for blowing the snow off the driveway vehicles and sidewalk instead of shovelling in our -40c Northern Alberta winter 🥶 and this summer for blowing the grass clippings and blowing out the garage and again no problems and lots of power on turbo The normal full power is kinda pointless and noticeably weaker then turbo and I just hit the turbo button 99.99% of the time so not sure why they just didn't make full power the turbo power I use the 8ah and they last 20'ish mins on a full charge using turbo so it uses a lot of power But like I had said I have the batteries and their warranty is tool and battery so that is why I buy Ridgid I paid like $160 cdn plus taxes for it as a tool only and the same for the chainsaw and they both have done what I wanted them to do so I am happy. I also just bought the weed whacker as my old one was a black and decker one with different batteries so again for $160 for the trimmer as tool only I picked one up this summer havn't had a chance to really use it yet gonna clean out the backalley along my fence here this fall with it but now all my tools in my house are ridgid and use the same batteries ☺ The turbo mode like I said was my only "con" as I just hit the turbo all the time when I use it so why not just make full power the turbo power

Turbo sounds more impressive. Like a guitar amp that goes to 11.

I’ve been waiting over eight months for battery replacement. You must be a god. 😲