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Niki Bros Home Improvement
United States
Приєднався 24 гру 2022
I am a licensed General contractor remodeling out of Seattle WA, USA. If you’re in the area visit my website Nikibros.com
Framing non load bearing partition wall
In this short video we’re moving some walls around to separate water closet from the new shower stall.
#bathroomdesign #design #home #homedecor #modernbathroomdesign #interiordesign
#bathroomdesign #design #home #homedecor #modernbathroomdesign #interiordesign
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Easy way to replace broken or leaky rotary sprinklers
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In this episode we’re replacing all worn out and damaged sprinkler heads to conserve water and save a few bucks on the water bill. This method will work for any rotary sprinklers regardless of brand.
How to fabricate tile baseboards from porcelain tile
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In this episode I am fabricating porcelain tile base at home and delivering to the jobsite on wife’s car since my van blew the turbo at 405k miles. #bathroomdesign #bathroom #interiordesign #modernbathroomdesign #diy #newbathroomdesign #homedecor #construction #design #home
I bought a John Deere reel mower for $220
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I bought a John Deere reel mower for $220
How to convert tub to walk in shower part 3
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How to convert tub to walk in shower part 3
Tub to Walk-in Shower Conversion part 2
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Tub to Walk-in Shower Conversion part 2
Tub to walk in Shower conversion part 1 (Demo+Valve rough in)
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Tub to walk in Shower conversion part 1 (Demo Valve rough in)
Powder room transformation with wall hung toilet
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Powder room transformation with wall hung toilet
What did this project cost?
cool vid and crazy deal! You got that thing looking CRISP. Are there differences between the 220a, 220c, 220SL, etc?
The difference is the model production years. 220A was produced from 1997-2002 220B 2002-2006 220C 2007-2010 220SL 2011- of course there’s technical updates throughout the years and whatnot but generally it’s the same machine
Looks great man. Soldering> #fuckpropress
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I hope you are well. Your video content is very nice, interesting, and informative. But your videos are not SEO-friendly. (SEO means search engine optimization.). To increase views organically on UA-cam, you must do video SEO. This will increase the number of viewers and subscribers to your channel, and you can be nominated for monetization. If you need me, then I am ready to help you. I'm looking forward to hearing back from you. Thank You.
I hope you are well. Your video content is very nice, interesting, and informative. But your videos are not SEO-friendly. (SEO means search engine optimization.). To increase views organically on UA-cam, you must do video SEO. This will increase the number of viewers and subscribers to your channel, and you can be nominated for monetization. If you need me, then I am ready to help you. I'm looking forward to hearing back from you. Thank You.
What grit to polish that porcelein after the angel grinder cuts? Trying to order the pad asap thank you. By the way beautiful work.
100 grit.
Thats a 6 thousand dollar machine
nice and detailed thanks
Great job. How did you miter the backsplash tile?
Hey 👋 I do my miters free handed with a grinder. There’s a short on my channel if miter process
@@vitalyniki Ok, thank you.
What blade are you using on the short video of the backsplash?
@@mrmarkfiveI’m a fan of pearl discs. The one used on backsplash was a no brand cheap Amazon disc. It’s alright on ceramics but had a hard time cutting porcelain.
@@vitalyniki Thank you very much
make it electric
Great video! Can you tell me name and manufacturer of drain? Thanks!!
Drain is made by Ebbe
Looks amazing
Nice shower 😊
what do you think about adding a 1 3/4" pvc pipe to surround the head for future replacements? maybe no digging next time
Interesting, not sure I understand how that would be in 8 inches in the ground that way? Have you done it? Would love to see it
@@vitalyniki I'll see what I can do and send a picture ASAP. Just installed the 32ETI kit last week so it's not a big deal to dig up my heads now
@@vitalyniki I tried and did not like the result. where can I send pictures?
@@ThomasPettershoot me a email Vitaly@nikibros.com
If you’re going to be so precise as to scribe your bottom tile to the adulations of the shower floor tiles, you might as well ensure that your shower floor tiles are all level when you install them! That way you don’t have to have a wavy, bottom wall tile!😂
LOL Show me a river rock that’s flat 😅
Can't you reuse the levelers? Just out of curiosity, why did you opt to tile the shower floor before the walls? And did i understand you to say you mixed the two grout types for the floor?
Hey. No the levelers aren’t reusable, after the thinset cures the stems are broken off and the base of the leveler remains behind the tile. Tile floors before walls 1) aesthetics, we’re a professional company and deliver absolute best quality that’s pleasing to look at. 2) we warranty our showers for 5 years, having wall tile sit on top of the floor gives water much less chance to wick and collect mold at the bottom since there’s no grout joints or cavities. You must’ve misunderstood about the grout. They are not mixed together, I used non sanded for the main floor and sanded for the shower pan. Would not advise mixing different types of grout together, what I tried to point out is reading labels and understand that different brands call for different mixing instructions since a lot of contractors I know never read labels and go straight to grouting grouts that need to be remixed after 5-10 minutes. Hope that helps.
Nice find, water in oil and combustion chamber was bad. Need to put an inline fuel filter to the carb, they are cheap and ez to install. I would also use a some SeaFoam in both the gas and oil and run it to temperature and replace it. Fixed many old generators, welders, pumps, hoists, snow throwers, tillers, lawn mowers and such that people gave up on that had very little wrong with them. I wish I had my old reel from back in the 70's I mowed lawns with. 2 inch cut laid out some reel nice stripes. I'm still on a look out locally for used one at a sensible price. Thanks for the video.
I always do have a gallon of sea foam around for my diesel’s 😎 I’ll definitely add some before the oil flush
good job mate really enjoying your videos keep them coming 😊 Also how clean does it cuts grass did you had any better results compared to you regular lawnmower?
Cut quality is definitely better but it all depends on how short you will keep your lawn. Reel mowers aren’t recommended for anything over an inch so if you don’t intend to mow your lawn atleast 3 times a week to keep it very short there’s absolutely nothing wrong with traditional rotary mowers for people to mow once a week.
Good vid until the abrupt ending. What a steal at that price!
Dang I thought it was getting too long and boring. I really do appreciate the feedback, I’ll do a follow up video on it. 🤙
Nice job brother. How many hard working days was this?
Thank you. Altogether I believe it was around 2 weeks, I had to do this in 2 phases since this was 4.5 hours away from home so the project total was nearly 2 months. House wasn’t occupied so it was not an issue
Beautiful!
Nobody but you and me my lonely friend. Nice! You put the threshold in too so the whole piece to left was perfect too>
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I would like to see the door....?
The door is at the end of part 4
A list of items used would be helpful
Did I just hear you right your going to convert 1/2" pex to 2" why?
1.5” to 2” inch I was referring to the drain plumbing which is required by the UPC code here in WA state. Pex remained 1/2 inch
Very good work 💯.
Absolutely no cons. If you look at parts 2-3 you’ll notice the drain has a removable clean out cap to get the hairballs out. Pros only for me
I didnt even notice the drain wasnt there (typical placement, I mean), then my brain broke when I realized what you did. I like it, but what are some of the cons to doing it this way? It looks like cleaning out the misses hairballs would be about the only real one I can think of. Nice work though.
Where's part 4?
Almost done editing. Should be up in few days
When you were installing the valve, I see that you attached the hot n cold but what did you attach at the bottom of the valve?
This is a 2 way diverter valve, we used the second exit for a hand held wand. Same valve could be used for a bathtub spout but since it’s a walk in shower there’s no need for a tub spout.
@@vitalyniki Oh ok cool... Great videos BTW. Inspired me to do my own bathroom..
This bathroom looks great. 1) did you build the vanity platform yourself ? 2) what type of tile is behind the vanity? It looks like slate
Thanks. Yes the vanity is built out of 2x6. Floor tile is same as the face wall of the bathroom it’s just a textured porcelain. Slate is a big no no for me. Don’t like how it looks, don’t like working with it either
Part 3… please 🙏
Part 3 uploaded 😊
Looks great. When is part 3?
Part is actually ready to get uploaded, any day now
Nice video!!! Waiting for part 2 so I can start my shower remodel
Part 2 just finished editing, uploading later tonight
I subscribe to your channel.
Vitalik, it’s very good job.