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Go to my store tab on my UA-cam channel. You can purchase there. 👍🏼

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Agreed

Thanks for sharing. 👍🏼

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@ReluctantDIYers how thick of wall can it work its magic?

@itchyJaw-qn6ql Rated for drywall only.

You’re welcome! Happy it helped! 👍🏼👍🏼

AWESOME!!! Thx for watching. I’m really happy these videos helped.

I appreciate the kind words. Glad you found it helpful! ❤

Yes. Look in the tagged products on the video for “Little Giant” 👍🏼

Great question. I personally would not slow down the speed of the saw blade, if your saw has that feature. But the speed at which you push the saw through the material will be slower.

@ReluctantDIYers cos my saw got a function to set it runing at a higher torque mode(which lower the rpm)🤔

@luckychui Ahhh ok.

Drywall is not a hard material that can hurt the Phillips bit. No concerns there. You can use a drill bit also. I would match the bit size to the tip of the drywall anchor (visually next to one another). From what I’ve seen, those tip widths vary by manufacturer.

Excellent! Thanks for watching!

I appreciate you taking the time to share all of this. I have run through these tests myself. After replacing the ring, I’ve let the water sit for days without issue. It feels as if there’s a design issue with the flush valve itself that may be causing the ring to fail? not sure. The toilet is an American standard.

@@DusanPuzigaca I have a rule with TV’s and their wall mounts. Do not ever rely on a drywall anchor as your primary support method. Please anchor the TV in studs. Most mounts are wide enough to do this. And with a full motion mount, you can position the TV however you would like. 👍🏼

​@@ReluctantDIYers Thank you for quick response. My problem is that I live in older building (in Europe) and walls are different. It is 9cm thick gypsum wall made of gypsum blocks. So its not hollow in the middle. The wall holds kitchen cabinets on the other side but they were installed long before i moved in. I have no idea how its done.

@ Ohhhhhhhh…. Got it. I unfortunately have zero experience on that type of setup. Does anyone else have any helpful info to share?

Not sure what you mean.

I tend to break these types of steps into separate videos focused on that issue. Here’s one that will help with repairing/filling those holes: Repair Drywall Holes - Basic Drywall Repair for Beginners ua-cam.com/video/qUIOur-JsM4/v-deo.html

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You’re welcome! That’s triple shredded black mulch.

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@@Surayahti Thanks! 😉

In all fairness, I was being rough.

Excellent! I’m super happy you found this helpful.

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I totally get it… when I figured this out, I shook my head. 😭

Yeah, I had to replace just that gasket about a year ago. The telltale sign for me was that the old one had developed what I call a "blister". Fortunately I noticed it, or I wouldn't have known that it was just that one inexpensive part that needed replacement.

@ I really wish I knew this earlier. Thankfully you figured it out and saved some $$

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The depth shouldn’t matter. You could drill a smaller hole all the way through the drywall as a pilot hole if you wanted to. 👍🏼

I hung up some curtain anchors and had tried using drywall anchors. I found the drywall anchors were spinning at the end even though I hand tightened them. I hammered them in most of the way though. Do you think that was a mistake?

@ I don’t recommend hammering them in because they do not grip/hold properly. Sounds like something was behind the drywall that prevented them from going all the way in.

I’m so happy I was able to help you with the extraction of a “fat log” 🤣🤣🤣

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@@woody321-x5x I’m so happy this helped!!

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You can mount in metal studs also. 👍🏼

@@titan-0016 As long as it is locked in place, yes. But please follow standard ladder safety even when not extended. These ladders are nothing to play with.

@ReluctantDIYers thanks for quick response. I am in a split mind about Werner 6ft step ladder vs multipro ladder with 14ft reach. New home owner and mostly needing for paint jobs for 9ft ceiling , occasional outdoor maintenance (not roof) but small twig trimming etc. multipro seem like a good option but not sure will b as comfortable to stand on, will b heavy for regular use but I like the extended ladder feature for any one of outdoor maintenance needs (that I don't know of yet)

@titan-0016 My favorite for these types of situations is the Little Giant. It can act like both types of ladders all in one. 👍🏼

@@lodestarsprayer5660 I’m so happy this was helpful!

AWESOME!!!! I’m so happy this was helpful!

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@@industrialcomfort Oh man… I’m so sorry to hear that.

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@@Cozylittlewildrose You’re welcome! I’m glad it helped!

@@ranash260 You’re not a loser… window screens can be a pain.