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Toms Tool Tips
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Приєднався 18 лип 2010
Відео
How to insulate a cold plunge lid #coldplunge #diy
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@TheTomStroup Shout out to DIY COLD PLUNGE you tube channel He does great videos
10 FOOT TABLE MADE FROM RECLAIMED LUMBER
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This lumber would have been in a landfill. Now it is a table. @TomsToolTips
ANYONE CAN FIX A LEAKING TOILET
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You can fix your own leaking toilet @TomsToolTips
HOW TO BUILD A GARAGE
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A bunch of guys got together and built a garage @TomsToolTips
Excellent
All that work, but you built it on the old floor - might as well have replaced all the floor first...
Cash is returning to your pocket-notification
Looks great!
Do you have any videos on how you screened in the porch. Best methods to add the scree?
it should have been red
Where is the videos for the rest of the porch?
Not sure what you mean
Great words on thumb & horizon, and hole & crack. I will never get confused when doing construction outdoors!
Charming. You could also add historic style storm windows that attach to the porch with sash hangers (2 divided light window). Double strength glass.
Beautiful table. I like it.
How did u make the wood siding on an angle? Any tips? Looks nice
Such quality work
love these videos, keep them up. short sweet to the point
Thank you. It is fun.
BOOYAH!
YOU THE MAN!!
So annoying you can't see the finished product at the end
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Isn't the floor going to rot underneath? Don't you need a slab or vapor barrier or something?
That’s a good question. As long as the roof hangs over enough, it does not get wet. It should last a very long time.
Looks great were going to do the same to our 1930s covered porch. I learned alot watching this.
Awesome. Have fun
How did you create your mesh screens?
I used grey aluminum
😢 stupid video
You are the best!! I like your videos.
when u first install the post, how does it stand up? or is it just floating until you add the frame around it?
I put up a temporary post with a floor jack under it so that I can adjust the height and then lower it whenever the new post is installed
Omg, my dads in construction and I’ve ALWAYS wondered why it was called a “Saw Zaw” 😂😂❤
Straight up legends!
AS USUAL GREAT WORK!!
THANK YOU TOM FOR THE TIPS!! GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER, AMEN.
Thank you brother
Looks awesome wish I could hire you to help me out. Trying to convert my porch to a catio
Man, I hope this becomes a thing because it looks awesome.
I enjoyed your delivery. Good video 👍
GREAT JOB TOM GOD BLESS BROTHER!!
Perfect!!!! Thank you 😊
It was fun
Good idea. However I'm a Craftsman snob so I'm required to point out that the architectural trim is what the Arts and Crafts movement was rebelling against...all that complexity. A simple rectangular piece of wood would have been more Craftsman maybe with 4 2x2 chunks beneath. Of course natural wood instead of paint but in this case the original wood in this door has to be painted because the panels would be flat grain and not look good stained. But still, very cool.
Good points. Thank you.
Love this...very cool!
Thanks Keith, it was a group effort but it turned out awesome. The good materials even make an average builder look better. Ha ha
That’s an awesome shop, good work guys
Thanks Brandon. You would love it.
HELLO!! TOM MY FRIEND!
Thanks brother
Dude that is SWEET! Great video, my friend! 🤩
You make it look so easy! 🤩 Great straight to the point no fluff video. Very much appreciate it.
nice
GOD BLESS YOU ALL, TOM!!
Thank you Don
Awesome!!! Learned a lot! THANK YOU!! Great job!!!!
Awesome. My pleasure
So nice! thax for sharing.
Good video, keep it up!
Thanks brother
Sawzall is a milwaukee brand name for rep saw lols ... but it does saws all
Do you do screen rooms in Cocoa Florida? I need to get this aluminum replaced with the looks of this project. Great job!
Thank you for the compliment, but I am sorry to say that I do not.
Hi Tom, I’m Walton’s wife. He’s been sending me your videos. What type of wood did you use?
It is pine. I believe 1x12
HELLO BROTHER TOM GREAT WORK.
Woodglut has a very large project base.
Great tips! Thanks . But you make it look so easy 😨
Good job but a saw zaw only pertain to Milwaukee tools.