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Where can I get 10-2 with red, black, and bare. No white.

This is awesome. Thank you. Excellent video. Explained well, & some added humor😊. We want to make our garage into an extra place to relax, entertain, plus a very small corner for an office. The big window and the door is exactly what we were looking for.

Did you account for the Drywall?

Use a piece of electrical tape around the Wego, to prevent the lever from accidentally being lifted

I am in the process of displaying the arrow heads my brother-in-law found during his many adventures. We lost him a few years back & I wanted a way to keep him with us. I though mounting and displaying his treasures would be perfect for that. He had glued them to a board; so it is a very daunting task to remove them without damaging them. This was VERY helpful. THANK YOU MANCYCLE DIY!

Nice job bro.

looks cheap

Your video is really helpful to solve the baggage mistery.. Thank you for uploading this

what would you recommend for a 284amp welder Hobart ironman 240? the pole is about 100feet away I was thinking 6/2 just in case I got a bigger welder or 8/2?

Did he just say man cycle? 😅that cracked me up.

Holy smoke, exactly what I needed. Thank you for the link as well, just bought it! I have to tell you, I have been watching your vids and particularly this series and it is awesome. I have watched a million DIY vids and yours are great. Love the production value, video and audio are great, camera angles are perfect, time lapses...you got it all (also dig the rockin background music 🤘🤘🤘). The content is top notch and I have used several of your tips just the past 2 weeks on my basement reno. Super glad I found your channel and looking forward to more in the future. Appreciate you brother and cheers from NC!! Hope you are able to build a great community here!

why did it blow last time ? PRIMER !

next time you can use vinegar to clean the area it opens up the pores in the concrete then use a bonding solution like welder’s bond or silk crete milk brush onto the repair surface wait about 10min then apply a good resurface cement like hydraulic cement but def move fast the stuff sets in 10min have a sponge 🧽 to smooth it out or even use the sponge to lay it down

The best way is to do minimal sanding between coats. Do a polished finish coat, then finish up with a damp sponge to blend the edges. Of course that’s from my experience. Thanks for sharing!

Good tips, thanks!

…… aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand then you hit a joist 😂😂😂😂😂

Ummm! 😂 just use your router … none of the boardmen I work with ever seem to have a problem…. Must be a “YOU” thing 😂😂😂

this was informative AND hilarious!

Put a piece of a double sided table in the middle, drill out with 6” hole saw.

You still have to cut the whole symmetrically

Never ever hang vertical on wood studs Wood moves so you never want the entire seam on one stud it WILL crack

Most people don't know this but sheetrock is not made to be laid down for the exact reason he explained. Most commercial jobs with metal studs hang vertically. Residential usually lays it horizontal

As a general rule never stand up on wood.... because even with the bevel edgesagainst each other it typical finishes out like a butt joint

Oh my gawd. This is awful. And the baggage fees are mysterious and they should be extremely transparent about it. I imagine the lack of transparency with bags fees isn’t specific to frontier?

Can I use 14 gae for light fixtures from a 12 gage outlet

Add a little water.

Would sticking plastic straight onto the compound do?

We in sweden use "hole in one" same concept but u can use a holesaw drill bit and just go ham on rhe drywall its easy and so usefull

Add an inch of water to top of mud. Much easier. My joint compound has been good for YEARS!!

This feels like a Rick and Morty skit

Cut the panels cleaner, it will help

Nice effort but still done wrong

Hahahhahahahha DIY. Horizontal! Not even a discussion or question

Hey, thanks for your video. I found it actually looking for the answer to a different question, but maybe you know the answer, I was trying to wire a standard 3-prong plug to 14/2 gauge solid wire. However, for the two plugs I bought the instructions say "STRANDED COPPER WIRE ONLY!". It is not clear to me why only stranded copper wire, but I tried to find plugs for solid copper wire without success. Any Ideas? (By the way, I love Wago connectors!)

Fill the bucket with argon gas then put the lid on. It wont crust up

Just use a wet rag to clean excess on the inside lip. Store what’s left with a fine layer of water. Always have a bucket of water handy to clean tools too.

Roto zip is definitely better. This is a bs gimmick tool.

Handling a 10 x 4 plasterboard is hard enough. Trying to carry a 12ft into a building and upstairs considerably more difficult, anything longer; impossible.

I also put a bag touching the mud, after it’s cleaned first.

Private homes vertical Business or commercial horizontal

Ew who wired that?

Roto zip, faster. Back in the day, I would wet the edge of the box with some spit. Hold the sheet rock in place then pull it away and the backside of the sheet rock would have a wet spot in the shape of the box given you the exact area to cut out.

Please help: I have a 1500W 12.5A cord for my RAV 4 plug for winter. Do I get an extension cord that is 14/3 or 12/3?

It is virtually impossible to NOT have butt joints somewhere. Hang it horizontally for ease of mudding. Think about the 'old days' of plaster and lath. Think of the drywall as the 'lath'. One could also consider the first coat of plaster aver the lath as the 'drywall as well. Additional coats of plaster were the 'finish'. For a totally smooth wall, the plasterers would use a brush to 'splash' water onto the surface and dry trowel the surface. Hanging horizontally reduces the amount of 'high' work as well as 'low' work. The majority of mudding will take place at about 4 feet off the ground. With the occasional butt seam going to the ceiling and to the floor (make sure you 'stagger' these joints!!). For the final finish to avoid 'waves' get a large pan and a wide squeegee (yes a bit more cost to the job, but well worth it even if you never do mudding again.). Mix regular mud with water to a pancake batter and roll it on the wall with a heavy roller (use an extension pole to make it really easy) and then smooth it with the squeegee. It takes some practice to not get messy, but it works very well. After the mud is dry, a very light sanding will do (I also recommend renting a power sander).

Bad joke. Don't say kids.

Shine a light across those vertical panels, your going to have a very wavy wall.

😂 What? There is nothing difficult about a butt joint lol. All you need is a 2x4 and a hammer bro.

americans are 1 meter away from inventing brick walls

this only really applies in the US . In Australia, we hang it vertical.

Another approach is to cut a 1" strip of the paper off each side of the butt joint. It leaves a 2" recessed space about the same thickness as tape. Blends quite easily.