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Wish me luck! I'm going to try this technique. Seems the most straight forward way

Does this mean that this solution requires buying 2 sets of feet? using a filler in plinth's bracket be more cost effective?

Wow is that awesome!!!!! I am in the process of building my front yard scene. I have a Kodak luma 150 that I am going to use with my Atmosfear phantoms and an RD302 to see if that works.what is that little module that you plug the disc into?

These beds of yours are incredible!!! Would love a larger image to see it. Very creative! You’ve inspired me to do some rock beds built in my slope

Super helpful to see how installed. We have a kitchen with those plastic legs already installed (bought the house with it already in place). We have the L shape bar and that section under the sink the plastic feet are breaking. Any tips to repair after already installed? We’ve tried to put additional feet in and rotate up but cabinet/sink are so heavy it we can’t do by hand.

Dude, 200 year old floor in Scotland.......thank you for the guide......RESPECT! PS Table saw is so scary .

thanks! But what can you do when your ceiling is not leveled and one gap to the ceiling on one side is larger than the other?

^Pro tip - you're doing it upside-down. No need to sew, the seaming tape goes underneath the carpet, and you work the length of the carpet seaming iron at a time. You need to work the glue into it with a carpet roller and put something flat and heavy on the section you just seamed and work your way down like that. This is comical.

I’ve used the sleeper system plenty of times with excellent results. Sistering is another great option but obviously more demolition. Nice work.

Do everyone a favor and cut out the first 6 minutes. If the title of the video says toe kicks please just talk about that.

5:50 Thank you for being one of the very few people I've heard speak on the subject who really know why you let some water bypass the filter and not use very pure water-- very low TDS water such as that coming from an RO filter is not copper/bronze friendly and will eventually deteriorate the material.

Typically people don't use the ward an when its needed but it doesn't belong here. Floor looks great

I am also going to use the legs for the weight, and the wood for locking i to the floor, but i will use sanitary silikone to achor it to the floor instead of screws. Bonds enough to get enough friction, but will noe permanently have to make screw holes in the floor, so the island can be moved, removed etc in the future and the floor dont have to be changed

Put a coat on….. have a beer, another coat….. have another beer….. 6 coats later ……looooks good to me! 🥴Lol

Tulips are so betuful😊

Hi post & beam, can I ask you what state you live in? Do you get snow or extreme rain? Thank you

When is the best time to plant tulips?

Ok, ya sold me on the timer :) in 2024 it’s now $95 though - boo inflation!

Thanks for this video- looking to get the biogents Mosquitaire CO2 trap and the GAT trap. Found your videos and was wondering if you still are using the traps (I saw you had both) and how they are holding up. How would you characterize your mosquito experience before using the traps, one year after, and if you’re still using them, five years later? Do you barely get bit when you go outside now? Thanks!

How do you feel about these, 5 years later?

Love this video ! Super informative and very straightforward. This synchronika is at the top of my list for my next machine coming very soon. I am looking to pair it up with a Mahlkonig grinder. Thanks very much

Thanks so much ! Love the hints on companions for tulips too.

Great video. Very helpful. Thanks. I am thinking to make a coffee bar with something like what you show. Planning to keep a Synchronika type heavy machine. Do you think these will be strong enough if I do not do the 2x4 thing that you showed?

Correct title: how to talk about sanding a floor with a powered sander

2:51 Hey there, first and foremost, great video and amazing idea. Something I found confusing is that you don't mention the legs you use are ikea. And as great as hot glue might be, I think some strong tape will be easier and just as good. I will defenitely try the latter. Keep up the good work.

Just had to use my chain breaker twice the other day. I don't be giving it up. Also I've had horrible luck with Darts in the past, hopefully they work better for you. Going to try the dynaplug route.

No good if your floor slopes down and.up or is curvy.

But what does it say? “The word is near you, in your mouth and in your heart” (that is, the word of faith which we preach): 9 that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Yeshua ישוע (Jesus) and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. 10 For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 11 For the Scripture says, “Whoever believes on Him will not be put to shame.” 12 For there is no distinction between Jew and Greek, for the same Lord over all is rich to all who call upon Him. 13 For “whoever calls on the name of the YHVH יהוה (LORD) shall be saved.” Romans 10:8-13

That's a great wall you have there with the tulips.

The tulip bed looks beautiful.

So the mini lite works with the go kart

at 27:07, you show the valve underneath....what is that for, what does it connect to?

working barefoot! LOVE IT. I'm an 80s kid.

How did this turn out? Update?

great job...doing the same thing...nice to see how to do without nailer...

Wow thanks for this great info, including the fact that Costco bulbs are so cost effective and so beautiful!

Which size systainer are you using to store everything?

Ill just make my own , its over priced at $300.

You got a nice garden man

Did you build this yourself or did you purchase it from somewhere?

I just ordered this machine. Not the video I wanted to see.

what's the thread size of the tank? i believe the regulator/valve is 1/2"? Thanks for the vid

Any updates on how is holding up?

Grape Hyacynths look best with daffodils.

Absolutely breathtaking tulip arrangements.

P-trap vs. S-trap ua-cam.com/video/J-gVr9gadso/v-deo.html

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I live in zone 4 B and have never dug any up...shame on me...but my tulip beds always look like your first-year planting. Maybe it's the zone I'm in? Also, some tulip types are better at over-wintering than others and will come back the next year like clockwork. I only plant Darwins and Triumphs which seem to do great. I also buy my bulbs on-line from Holland Bulbs and Tulip World. I have at least 1500 tulips in my gardens, and they just keep multiplying. This is actually the first year I'm going to dig some up this summer, only because I plan to add some other flowers in one of the current beds, so they need to be relocated. Also, if you plan to leave your bulbs in the ground once the leaves die back, you can't plant annuals over them! The watering of the annuals will rot the bulbs. instead, you can sink pots into the ground between the bulbs, plant annuals in the pots only, so you can control the water. PS - Your tulips are beautiful and clearly impress the neighbors!

Don't you get weed under this Creeping Phlox ??

Thank you, this help me so much x