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Amazon Echo Show Recessed Outlet Box
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Dewalt Rotary Cutout Tool Comparison
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Remodel Insert Can Light Removal
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AC Condensate Drain Line Replacement
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Concept 2 Rower Footsrap Replacement
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Threaded Insert Jig
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Pocket Hole Jig Workstation
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Couch Armrest Table
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Whiteside Glue Line Rip Blade vs Tenryu Combination Blade
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Homemade Pizza Peel
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Solo Jack Glulam Header
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Mix Peanut Butter
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Weightlifting Blocks
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Vacuum Attachment Holder
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5 Inch Blade on 6.5 Inch Circular Saw? (Fiber Cement / HardiePlank)
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5 Inch Blade on 6.5 Inch Circular Saw? (Fiber Cement / HardiePlank)
Plywood Dado Depth Considerations
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Plywood Dado Depth Considerations
Leveling an Olympic Weightlifting Platform
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Leveling an Olympic Weightlifting Platform
Vaughan 6oz Hammer
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Vaughan 6oz Hammer
Brown & Sharpe Dial Caliper Comparison (Value Line)
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Brown & Sharpe Dial Caliper Comparison (Value Line)
Nova Voyager Drill Press BUYER BEWARE
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Nova Voyager Drill Press BUYER BEWARE
Change Plate Holder Rack
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Change Plate Holder Rack
Laptop Camera Cover for Small Bezels
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Laptop Camera Cover for Small Bezels
Lenox Tri Master vs Stock Band Saw Blade (Harvey Ambassador C14)
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Lenox Tri Master vs Stock Band Saw Blade (Harvey Ambassador C14)
Gym Chalk Tray Stand (Kettlebell, Barbell, Gymnastics)
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Gym Chalk Tray Stand (Kettlebell, Barbell, Gymnastics)
Starrett Double Square Restoration (Sandpaper Method)
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Starrett Double Square Restoration (Sandpaper Method)
Coxreels Cen-Tec Vacuum Hose Reel
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Coxreels Cen-Tec Vacuum Hose Reel
Shop Dust Collection Update Oneida Supercell
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Shop Dust Collection Update Oneida Supercell
Custom Workshop Sink
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Custom Workshop Sink
EGO Charger Wall Station
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EGO Charger Wall Station

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @tareva1
    @tareva1 3 години тому

    Very helpful, thank you! Came out great.

  • @easym28
    @easym28 День тому

    No comprendo. Why is he playin with the computer? So it can track u for the next oil change?

  • @koomo801
    @koomo801 День тому

    Be sure to consider the flow area in any baffles placed just above each soffit opening. They will often have a flow area under 25 sq. in. when an entire vent is used between rafters spaced 22"-24" apart. If rafters are spaced 16" apart, then only a half vent is used and now you're really restricting flow.

  • @RH-or5or
    @RH-or5or 2 дні тому

    I recently had attic air coming through the top plates into the house. The roof inspector said I had over 1000 sq in of ridge vent when I needed around 600. he could not calculate the soffit vents that exist and would have to take the soffit apart. But he said I have 3 or 4 times the soffit vent than the ridge vent which is wrong and I don't know what to do

  • @richierich4810
    @richierich4810 3 дні тому

    Good man

  • @taylorsands2022
    @taylorsands2022 3 дні тому

    How would you do it if you have insulation and poly sheeting covering the cement?

    • @MaverickMakersUSA
      @MaverickMakersUSA 3 дні тому

      Without having more details my guess is I'd secure plywood with longer screw to the cement over the sheeting, then attach the channels to the plywood.

  • @BigVenture06
    @BigVenture06 3 дні тому

    great job...i love the dead pan jab at the end.."just like stirring a cup of coffee" thanks!

  • @KickLongForm
    @KickLongForm 4 дні тому

    The dremel is made basically with sheet metal in mind, that’s all it’s really good for. It’s even advertised that way. The best one is the Bosch corded gop55 but it’s 300 dollars Or you can get a desoutter cast saw but they’re 2500 dollars just as powerful as multi saws but much smaller

  • @MarcFaucher
    @MarcFaucher 8 днів тому

    Woo. Mine was just the battery.

  • @karajones234
    @karajones234 11 днів тому

    What size washer did you use for the multimax tool?

    • @MaverickMakersUSA
      @MaverickMakersUSA 11 днів тому

      I'm not sure, just dug through my washer drawer until I found something that looked right.

  • @andyboulware6340
    @andyboulware6340 13 днів тому

    Brilliant

  • @user-xv6gu7qz4o
    @user-xv6gu7qz4o 13 днів тому

    Great Video! One question i have is what is the actual area to be used for square footage. Is it the ENTIRE attic (anything and everything under roof, including garage, porches, Lanai, patio etc) or should it just be the attic space above the air conditioned space? Without knowing that, it seems like the calculations would be for nothing.. Thank you!

  • @regularfolks8285
    @regularfolks8285 23 дні тому

    How thick is your wall? Is it regular 2x4, with 5/8" drywall on both sides? I am thinking a double-wall might eliminate the sound completely.

  • @haroldwood1394
    @haroldwood1394 25 днів тому

    Many thanks for this. It was clear and made it obvious why these clamps are so useful. Thanks again.

  • @DanielMeyer-z9n
    @DanielMeyer-z9n 27 днів тому

    well done!

  • @ronwilt940
    @ronwilt940 29 днів тому

    Genius. I've been looking on and off for a solution like this for a few weeks. I have three heads to a ducted mini-split. It's almost impossible to find good information on installing these overall, let alone these sidebar details. I already drilled my holes, but the lines are not installed yet, and I'm rushing to get it done before the new siding arrives next month. Thank you for sharing.

  • @slyck_supracotra7136
    @slyck_supracotra7136 Місяць тому

    thank you man, even the most basic things in life is complicated if u don't know it

  • @chrisreavis
    @chrisreavis Місяць тому

    Man that’s amazing, troubleshooted after the battery and it works! Owe ya’ a grilling if you guys are ever in the Blue Ridge! 🎉

  • @shaneandangelareisinger9796
    @shaneandangelareisinger9796 Місяць тому

    Needed this. Thank you.

  • @zandin8290
    @zandin8290 Місяць тому

    Exactly what I was searching for this morning. Thank you!

  • @pjfsr7024
    @pjfsr7024 Місяць тому

    Most manufacturers actually provide adapters for the dremel, I have 4 myself.

  • @lorimangone7845
    @lorimangone7845 Місяць тому

    Hi - if I’m going to do clips on top I would still use the same anchors as with j channel for cinder block wall correct?

  • @christoffernilsson4403
    @christoffernilsson4403 Місяць тому

    Nice with a video of how to swap the footstraps

  • @jwhite4
    @jwhite4 Місяць тому

    Question -If you have a ridge vent, does it make a difference where you put the soffit vents? The house I just moved into externally has perforated vinyl soffit venting. But the wood sheathing is closed off, there's no ventilation into the attic. I am going to drill holes in it to allow for this. It has a 13' ridge vent across 8 rafter bays. But pitched roofs at either end, that are another ~4 bays each, of diminishing heights. Should I drill the holes for the soffit intact vents just in the bays that have the ridge vent? Or all of them (or as many as I can get to)? If this, should be be the same amount of ventilation per bay? Or, more that have ridge vents? Or more that don't? I'd think if the holes are in the bays with the ridge vent, that would get maximum flow. But then the other ~half of the attic has no direct ventilation. I'm not sure if there's a best practice for this. Thanks.

    • @chinalamb2605
      @chinalamb2605 12 днів тому

      There should have been holes, or better a cut out that matched the soffit position.

  • @bokononisti2820
    @bokononisti2820 Місяць тому

    I'm sure the increased soffit venting improved airflow, but do you have enough airflow to keep the attic from getting much hotter than the living space directly below? Seems to me ridge vents cannot compete with a fan or even a roof turbine in terms of exhaust capability. But of course with those you have to be even more focused on sufficient intake at the soffits.

    • @MaverickMakersUSA
      @MaverickMakersUSA Місяць тому

      It is still very hot in my attic

    • @bokononisti2820
      @bokononisti2820 Місяць тому

      @@MaverickMakersUSA Thanks for the feedback. I think ridge vents are popular because they look better than a fan or turbine, and contractors are incentivized to push them because they can charge more for the work, but they just can't move a lot of air. The DIY channel "I Like To Make Stuff" installed a ridge vent and found hardly any difference in the room below and only 10* improvement in the attic. 130 is better than 140, and 120 is better than 130, but that kind of improvement is underwhelming. With attic fans and plenty of supply air, it's possible to get attic close to outside temp (maybe 10 degrees warmer during day, and only a few degrees warmer after sun goes down).

  • @hermanporter1747
    @hermanporter1747 Місяць тому

    What if you car doesn’t have a key hole and is just a push to start? Do you press the bottom or hold it and turn on the car?

  • @stevenbeem4018
    @stevenbeem4018 Місяць тому

    Worked for me, thanks!

  • @OutOfYoLeeg
    @OutOfYoLeeg Місяць тому

    Great lesson. Thx for sharing.

  • @TG-fy3ew
    @TG-fy3ew Місяць тому

    I had no idea how to do that. Good info. on the Home Depot services to. I didn’t know they would cut AND thread the pipe for me. I’ll check it out. Thank you for this video.

  • @creedor
    @creedor Місяць тому

    Thanks. Exactly what I was searching for!

  • @rjsenn4142
    @rjsenn4142 Місяць тому

    Great job! Love Starrett squares

  •  Місяць тому

    I'm seeing this issue as well but I believe it is because my knee wall angle is 45 degrees and many of these slant shoes are set at like 40 degrees. I found a few people talking about how the cut these or use a belt sander to get it closer to the angle they need so you may want to check that first. I put mine on a scrap piece of baluster and tightened up the set screw and you can see it forces it straight to the baluster (at least mine does) but when you try to install it on an angle different than 40 it looks like it lifts away. Just something to think about. I may ultimately just glue them as you suggest but I am still looking around for alternatives. LMKWYT.

  • @zoli6226
    @zoli6226 Місяць тому

    Hey! Great stuff man planning on doing this too. Question though, did you have to wait for the bottom coat (epoxy) to fully cure and dry before applying the rexthane? How long after the epoxy did you wait? Thanks bro subscribed

  • @esan0715
    @esan0715 Місяць тому

    I don't have nearly enough vents. I have a 3,100sq/ft home with only 8 (6x18) mesh sofit vents and 3 roof caps. The attic is extremely hot during the summer

  • @dubs2171
    @dubs2171 Місяць тому

    How confident would you feel driving over that? I want to leave mine in garage but still park my car in there? What’s the overall thickness?

  • @poxbox
    @poxbox 2 місяці тому

    No P trap at all so does this mean that insects and so forth can get up that tube and into your AC unit?

    • @MaverickMakersUSA
      @MaverickMakersUSA 2 місяці тому

      Traps are required per manufacturer design from what I was told by the last HVAC tech I spoke to.

  • @gen-X-trader
    @gen-X-trader 2 місяці тому

    have you ever looked into which is more preferable between staying at 60/40 or going slightly over on the intake just to have even flow? for example on my home i fixed a humidity issue by moving from 450nfa on the exhaust side to 650nfa but have 1170 nfa intake or the correct intake for 1/150 which i couldn't quite get to on the exhaust. it just didn't seem like reducing intake just to hit 60/40 and plugging what was there made any sense. currently that's what? roughly 64% intake 36% exhaust with that 650nfa exhaust and 1170intake on a 1750sq attic deck. am i wrong to think way? or is there any drawback may be a better term?

    • @MaverickMakersUSA
      @MaverickMakersUSA 2 місяці тому

      It is better to be on the side of more intake than more exhaust.

  • @LopezMetalWorks
    @LopezMetalWorks 2 місяці тому

    Used mine about 3 times total, and getting to use it a 4th time now Displays control board issues and won’t work Did a total of 10 holes with it😅

    • @MaverickMakersUSA
      @MaverickMakersUSA 2 місяці тому

      That's too bad, hopefully you have a better experience getting it fixed

  • @mikelayton7309
    @mikelayton7309 2 місяці тому

    If I am correct? I believe Ego highly recommends not leaving the batteries on the chargers and the charger not left plugged into the outlet once the batteries are fully charged? It lowers the life of the battery considerably.

    • @MaverickMakersUSA
      @MaverickMakersUSA 2 місяці тому

      According to the EGO website FAQ, "batteries can be left in the charger"

  • @justynab7313
    @justynab7313 2 місяці тому

    So if my foof total sq ft is 1700 how do I perform my calculation?

  • @dive2drive314
    @dive2drive314 2 місяці тому

    I just got the Lenox. The only thing I don't like about it is the position it closes in and you kind of have to twist the top to unfold it. Changing blades is actually very easy since you only have to twist the lock just a couple turns or so. Untwisting it completely is not at all necessary, that's part of the reason why to magnet is there.

  • @tsalty00
    @tsalty00 2 місяці тому

    That worked for me. Thanks!

  • @mattjones5175
    @mattjones5175 2 місяці тому

    brilliant! Thanks for the idea. :)

  • @vladorlovsky6623
    @vladorlovsky6623 2 місяці тому

    Great video. Thank you very much for posting it. Originally I was going to use Mahogany for my project, but now after seeing the results, I’m going with brown. Thank you for helping ke decide on the color.

  • @drummerboycroy
    @drummerboycroy 2 місяці тому

    Cannot believe I didn’t think of sandpaper. Just getting ready to put my Genesis 330 back into service after a year+ on the bench (winter/oos move). The inside of the battery compartment is bright blue and gray, and I did the alcohol trick but no luck. Really appreciate your video! 🙏👍 I’ll update if the sandpaper does the trick!

  • @rpols22
    @rpols22 2 місяці тому

    Thank you for posting this. This really helped my predicament. I had an actual contractor install these and he just used the set screw. Of course it looks like $HIT. I'm gonna go over his work and do what you did.

  • @HWCism
    @HWCism 2 місяці тому

    Very clever,thanks

  • @magitomasic279
    @magitomasic279 2 місяці тому

    Just want to say I got a Weber Spirit 2 E-310 on a free site that is only 2 years old with the same issue; the igniter did not work, so I took it apart and scraped off the build up, and viola!, it works now. It also works on newer models! Thank you!!

  • @georgehowe6750
    @georgehowe6750 2 місяці тому

    I have a red mahogany guitar body, what color should I use? I like the color as is but think it could be a deeper red.

    • @MaverickMakersUSA
      @MaverickMakersUSA 2 місяці тому

      The natural and mahogany Danish oils would both probably work well

  • @rodck333
    @rodck333 2 місяці тому

    Thank you for the information. I would like to try this Tenryu blade, but I am not sure if it is compatible with the riving knife in my table saw. If at all possible, would you mind sharing the measure for plate thickness on this blade? I have not been able to find it online so far. On another note, have you tried some of the Tenryu blades that are made in China? In case you have, have you noticed a difference in quality/performance compared to the one in this video?

    • @MaverickMakersUSA
      @MaverickMakersUSA 2 місяці тому

      This is my only tenryu blade. I believe the kerf is 0.111".

    • @rodck333
      @rodck333 2 місяці тому

      @@MaverickMakersUSA I see. I wanted to try it in a Dewalt 7491rs type 10 table saw but, unfortunately, it is above the recommended thickness for its riving knife. Some other Tenryu´s blades are compatible, but I am hesitating due to them being made in China. Anyways, thank you for the response, I truly appreciate it.

    • @MaverickMakersUSA
      @MaverickMakersUSA 2 місяці тому

      Looks like others have your same qiestion. Here is a reddit post and fine woodworking forum. You would probably be fine with the tenryu, but there are other suggestions in the posts as well. www.reddit.com/r/woodworking/s/6z9qFER2Vw. www.finewoodworking.com/forum/best-table-saw-blade-min-kerf-0-094-max-body-0-079

    • @rodck333
      @rodck333 2 місяці тому

      @@MaverickMakersUSA looks like the kerf thickness (min. 0.094") of the "gold medal" blade is compatible, but not the plate thickness (max. 0.079"). Someone in the finewoodworking forum suggests making a custom thinner riving knife from aluminum, which doesn´t sound too bad. Thanks again for all the help.