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How to Move Your WiFi Router to a Better Location
In this video, I tackle a home networking challenge: relocating my router from my bedroom to a hidden spot in my crawl space. If you're looking to hide your router or improve your WiFi setup, this guide is for you! The process wasn’t as simple as just moving the router-the WiFi company’s initial install left room for improvement. I had to cut a hole in the floor and reroute the wire to get everything set up in its new location.
Additionally, I needed to add a new outlet near the crawl space router position. Watch as I show you step-by-step how to jump off an existing outlet to install another outlet on the same circuit. Whether you're interested in adding outlets to your home, managing WiFi cables, or simply relocating your internet equipment for a cleaner look, this video covers it all.
From cutting into floors to safely wiring new outlets, this project combines practical tips and DIY skills to help you upgrade your home setup. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more home improvement tutorials!
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How to Build Simple Book Shelves That Look Good
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Learn how to build DIY floating bookshelves for a nursery with this budget-friendly, Pinterest-inspired project! In this video, I’ll walk you through the step-by-step process of creating wall-mounted bookshelves that are perfect for a cozy and functional nursery. Whether you’re searching for cheap bookshelf ideas, do it yourself nursery decor, or just want to know how to make shelves that look ...
How to Repurpose a Solid Wood Dresser Into a Changing Table That Isn't Cheap Garbage
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How to Repurpose a Solid Wood Dresser Into a Changing Table. Tired of cheaply made changing tables with barely any storage? In this video, I’ll show you how I transformed a solid wood dresser into a functional and stylish changing table. Most store-bought changing tables are small, flimsy, and expensive-but by repurposing an old dresser, you can create a unique, high-quality piece that perfectl...
I Figured Out How to Make a Ceiling Perfectly Flat
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Learn how to make your ceiling flat, especially if you're dealing with a stubborn popcorn ceiling that just won’t scrape off! In this video, I walk you through my process of transforming a textured ceiling into a smooth, paint-ready surface for my wife’s mural. I’ll show you what worked (and what didn’t) - starting with my attempt to use a roller with drywall mud, which didn’t turn out as plann...
Prepping My House For Sale
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I’m Prepping my house for sale and I'm taking you behind the scenes as I tackle some DIY home renovations to get my old rental property in Strongsville ready to sell. This house was lived in by tenants, and let’s just say, they left me with a lot to clean up. From clearing out trash and cutting down trees to repairing drywall and rebuilding retaining walls, I’m walking you through all the proje...
$6,000 4Plex Update - Demo Is Done!
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Join us on a tour of a quadplex located in Toledo, Ohio that we purchased for only $6,000. The property is in bad condition and will require a complete renovation, but we see great potential in it as a future cash cow. In this video, we'll take you through every room of the quadplex and show you the extent of the renovation work that needs to be done. You'll see the current state of the propert...
Bathroom Renovation Reveal: I Didn't Expect It To Take This Long
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In this video, I'll take you through the exciting process of renovating a bathroom to give it a more modern look and feel. Whether you're tired of the old-fashioned fixtures, outdated tiles, or dingy lighting, you don't have to live with a bathroom that doesn't reflect your personal style and taste. I'll show you step-by-step how to transform your space into a sleek and contemporary oasis that ...
Budget Friendly Bathroom Renovation : How to Achieve a Stylish Look Without Breaking the Bank
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In this video, I'll take you through the exciting process of renovating a bathroom to give it a more modern look and feel. Whether you're tired of the old-fashioned fixtures, outdated tiles, or dingy lighting, you don't have to live with a bathroom that doesn't reflect your personal style and taste. I'll show you step-by-step how to transform your space into a sleek and contemporary oasis that ...
I Bought This 4Plex for $6,000
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Join us on a tour of a quadplex located in Toledo, Ohio that we purchased for only $6,000. The property is in bad condition and will require a complete renovation, but we see great potential in it as a future cash cow. In this video, we'll take you through every room of the quadplex and show you the extent of the renovation work that needs to be done. You'll see the current state of the propert...
Finishing my Short Term Rental (ep. 21)
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Living in your house during a renovation is not an easy ask. Watch me as I rehab my house while living in it to see what struggles I have gone through by doing all of the work myself. Buying a cheap house and renovating it is one of the best ways to set yourself ahead in life and allow you to build a significant amount of equity while everyone else is overpaying for their home. Not to mention t...
Working on the Short Term Rental (ep. 20)
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Living in your house during a renovation is not an easy ask. Watch me as I rehab my house while living in it to see what struggles I have gone through by doing all of the work myself. Buying a cheap house and renovating it is one of the best ways to set yourself ahead in life and allow you to build a significant amount of equity while everyone else is overpaying for their home. Not to mention t...
Finishing the Guest Bedroom (ep. 19)
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In this video, I start and finish building my guest bedroom Hopefully this gives you a good idea of what this process is like. Taking this project on is no small task! Stay tuned to see how it goes First Episode: ua-cam.com/video/LKsqfEFdaUM/v-deo.html ❱ Facebook - ohlerRealEstate ❱ Instagram - sam_ohler ❱ Instagram - ohlerRealEstate ❱ Instagram - instag...
Finishing my Office (ep. 18)
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In this video, I start and finish building my new office! Electric, drywall, mudding, paint, wallpaper, and floors happen in this one. Hopefully this gives you a good idea of what this process is like. Taking this project on is no small task! Stay tuned to see how it goes First Episode: ua-cam.com/video/LKsqfEFdaUM/v-deo.html ❱ Facebook - ohlerRealEstate ❱ Instagram - instagram.com...
Building my Office (ep. 17)
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Building my Office (ep. 17)
Prepping the Basement Bathroom (ep. 16)
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Prepping the Basement Bathroom (ep. 16)
Finishing the Kitchen (ep. 15)
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Finishing the Kitchen (ep. 15)
Hanging Kitchen Cabinets (ep. 14)
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Hanging Kitchen Cabinets (ep. 14)
Building a Kitchen Pantry (ep. 13)
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Building a Kitchen Pantry (ep. 13)
Installing Costco Laminate Flooring (ep. 12)
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Installing Costco Laminate Flooring (ep. 12)
Making the Ceilings Completely Flat (ep. 11)
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Making the Ceilings Completely Flat (ep. 11)
Wiring the Electric Panel (ep. 10)
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Wiring the Electric Panel (ep. 10)
Hanging and Finishing the Kitchen Drywall (ep. 9)
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Hanging and Finishing the Kitchen Drywall (ep. 9)
Framing the Basement Air BnB (ep. 8)
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Framing the Basement Air BnB (ep. 8)
Working on More Electrical (ep. 7)
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Working on More Electrical (ep. 7)
Working on Electrical (ep. 6)
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Working on Electrical (ep. 6)
Building a Basement Bathroom (ep. 5)
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Building a Basement Bathroom (ep. 5)
Starting the Air BnB Suite (ep. 4)
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Starting the Air BnB Suite (ep. 4)
Making the Kitchen Into a Blank Slate (ep. 3)
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Making the Kitchen Into a Blank Slate (ep. 3)
First Night in the New House (ep. 2)
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First Night in the New House (ep. 2)
I Bought a House.. It Needs Work (ep. 1)
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I Bought a House.. It Needs Work (ep. 1)

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @csorrows
    @csorrows 15 днів тому

    Repeaters would have been so much easier.

    • @SamOhler
      @SamOhler 15 днів тому

      Mainly trying to avoid spending unnecessary money right now but you’re probably right

  • @Rampersaud97ify
    @Rampersaud97ify 15 днів тому

    Great install, can’t wait for more tutorials

  • @Rampersaud97ify
    @Rampersaud97ify 15 днів тому

    First!

  • @justmythoughts2786
    @justmythoughts2786 17 днів тому

    Zero reasons to move to Toledo it sucks crime and drugs everywhere

  • @Rampersaud97ify
    @Rampersaud97ify 26 днів тому

    Definitely gonna try this! Also 🔥 thumbnail

  • @kevinbradley9601
    @kevinbradley9601 26 днів тому

    Hi Sam. Considering putting the costco Mohawk laminate in a new summer place I may buy. How have yours held up? I've had laminate before and had issues with moisture/water/pet accidents making some of the joints bubble up. I've heard the newer laminates are much more waterproof. Appreciate any thoughts. You're a true jack of all trades. Wish I could do as much as you. Very cool. Kevin in MI

    • @SamOhler
      @SamOhler 26 днів тому

      The floors actually held up really well! Just don’t let water sit on them and they’ll be fine. Make sure you acclimate them for 48 hours as well

    • @kevinbradley9601
      @kevinbradley9601 26 днів тому

      @SamOhler cool thanks

  • @Ramblingpete
    @Ramblingpete Місяць тому

    Clamps every time for me just saying dry in 15 minutes

  • @Experternas
    @Experternas Місяць тому

    i tried all kindsa tools, even a hand sander but it was crap and I had to try to replicated the popcorn ceiling back just so it didnt look so weird. It ended up still looking really bad fortunately I found a buyer for the property nevertheless.

  • @CH3VYZ7I
    @CH3VYZ7I Місяць тому

    I think replacing the drywall would’ve been just the fastest way

    • @SamOhler
      @SamOhler Місяць тому

      You’re probably right. Hanging ceilings alone is a nightmare though

  • @TheFordyyayo
    @TheFordyyayo Місяць тому

    little advice for this!!!.... MUDDSKIP is your best friend!!

    • @SamOhler
      @SamOhler Місяць тому

      I’ll check this out next time I go to do something like this! Thanks for the suggestion, I’ve never come across that

  • @janemitchell3539
    @janemitchell3539 Місяць тому

    What kind of circular saw blade do I need so the wood doesn't splinter?

  • @sedrickjefferson288
    @sedrickjefferson288 2 місяці тому

    I was thinking about buying an ATV Winch and attaching it to the back of my truck. Has anyone tried that?

  • @winstonli5771
    @winstonli5771 2 місяці тому

    good job!

  • @Phatbotty
    @Phatbotty 2 місяці тому

    link me to your short shifter please! I need me one.

  • @aaron7671
    @aaron7671 2 місяці тому

    i would have welded some square tube steel to the floor before doing the tinfoil because without a square frame in the rockers the car will sag in the middle and your doors might become hard to open and close

  • @chrisn6585
    @chrisn6585 3 місяці тому

    My headlights are 1500 each I've seen folks destroy their headlights with sandpaper

  • @bobhenning7102
    @bobhenning7102 3 місяці тому

    You took too long and I don't like not being able to FF. This sounds like a scam.

  • @JamieBarnes-rt7fd
    @JamieBarnes-rt7fd 3 місяці тому

    The easiest way I found on filling the bottom of the door is expanding foam. Then trim it off

  • @vitozingaro6319
    @vitozingaro6319 4 місяці тому

    good video very fast and profecional

  • @brittneyberry4934
    @brittneyberry4934 4 місяці тому

    Keep getting eerie signs. The name Toledo popped up 3 days straight randomly lol. Think it's a sign.

  • @Nick-cy2tn
    @Nick-cy2tn 5 місяців тому

    I just use a planer and rehang the door 16 times to see if it still rubs😂

  • @TheKing75691
    @TheKing75691 5 місяців тому

    Thank u

  • @jesushernande5371
    @jesushernande5371 5 місяців тому

    2024 - after the storm here in Texas this guy saved the day . Thanks man !!!!

  • @gingerali
    @gingerali 5 місяців тому

    Easy if you have the tools to do it , show us how without proper electrical tools

    • @joshuafitzgerald1734
      @joshuafitzgerald1734 2 місяці тому

      Just throw some pixie dust on it and place it under your pillow before you go to bed. When you wake up it will magically be the correct size.

  • @Bolo9807hu
    @Bolo9807hu 6 місяців тому

    Thanks!

  • @ไอติม-บ6ฟ
    @ไอติม-บ6ฟ 6 місяців тому

    Thanks

  • @bjsongster9784
    @bjsongster9784 6 місяців тому

    Excellent explanation and demonstration! You’re the best! Thanks! Barry

  • @billnipp2309
    @billnipp2309 7 місяців тому

    whenever i cut doors down I get chipping. how do you prevent that? ty

    • @SamOhler
      @SamOhler 7 місяців тому

      New saw blade and put painters tape on the bottom to minimize the blowout are what I have done in the past

  • @voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885
    @voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 7 місяців тому

    Wow I was curious how to move one of those generators!! That's wild you need to buy ramps - makes sense though. Big monster things.

  • @jamesthreadgill7651
    @jamesthreadgill7651 7 місяців тому

    In sandles!

  • @johnathansmith3819
    @johnathansmith3819 7 місяців тому

    Hi, Sam. Yours is not a job, it's an art. I learned a lot from it. Thanks. 👀

  • @johnathansmith3819
    @johnathansmith3819 7 місяців тому

    Sam... Thanks for video. I'm a senior with the same car (actually a For Ester, or Ruth; I couldn't care less!) and the same problem (deeper though). Never leave this 'art' for another. Sadly, very few have the "spirit" to do repairs these days. They are just 'parts swappers'. I almost had an orgasm watching and enjoying your repair. Thanks again. 😂😂

  • @leafmixer
    @leafmixer 7 місяців тому

    Grew up in the Toledo area. My dad taught music in Toledo he was a traveling music teacher. I love the city but I would never move back. The weather sucks year-round. Yes they have a great museum it's okay yes they have a great Symphony, my dad played in it, yes they have a nice zoo. It has deteriorated somewhat.. that's about it though. There's not much else to do in the city. The worst thing is the weather though. Cloudy gloomy rainy snowy 75% of the year.. no thanks. There's a reason that it's cheap to live there. No one wants to live there.

  • @stevenrobinson5864
    @stevenrobinson5864 8 місяців тому

    2 inches? :O I guess you Americans like to be able to see under your doors.

  • @christizer93
    @christizer93 9 місяців тому

    What is that canister behind the intercooler

  • @adultingforidiots1973
    @adultingforidiots1973 10 місяців тому

    I also have an old house that I’m working on by myself and doors are one of the main things that I end up having to work on because of shifting house. I had been stuck on installing a new pocket door for a while because I need to shorten the door I bought so I can hang it on my rail system. This video helped me figure out if a circular saw will do the job properly for cutting the door shorter and also helped me figure out what I should do with that block at the bottom of the door. Thank u

  • @tylerwatkins121314
    @tylerwatkins121314 10 місяців тому

    Why would I shove my cock in a nail whole

  • @alberts1985
    @alberts1985 10 місяців тому

    I like that saw . Can I have it? I need to cut a door. Don’t be geeedy

  • @rockymountboy
    @rockymountboy 11 місяців тому

    Not all that useful. Didn't show any of the actual procedure, didn't mention torque specs.

    • @SamOhler
      @SamOhler 11 місяців тому

      Tight is tight

  • @brunotravelchannel
    @brunotravelchannel 11 місяців тому

    So nailed door 😢

  • @INTIREMOBILETIRESHOP
    @INTIREMOBILETIRESHOP 11 місяців тому

    What polish are you using that is capable of removing a 1000 grit scratch? I use a polish that is supposed to take out 1,200 grit but I can't get it to remove a 1500 grit.

    • @RelocatingToCleveland
      @RelocatingToCleveland 11 місяців тому

      i think that was turtle wax. theres an abrasive one and a polish one. It takes some elbow grease to get them out if youre doing it by hand

  • @TheHarmonicOscillator
    @TheHarmonicOscillator Рік тому

    Would it hurt anything if you just left the bottom open?

    • @RelocatingToCleveland
      @RelocatingToCleveland Рік тому

      It could if someone smacked their foot on the bottom of it. You want some sort of backer on it. If you don’t have the nail gun and table saw, you can put spray insulation in and cut it off after it dries for the support

    • @TheHarmonicOscillator
      @TheHarmonicOscillator Рік тому

      @@RelocatingToClevelandmakes sense. Thanks!

  • @lisahalston3154
    @lisahalston3154 Рік тому

    This was great. I just showed my husband this video and it was a huge help. Thank you so much! The way my husband was going about it he could’ve really gotten hurt. Bobby just had knee replacement surgery and you probably saved his knee! 😘

  • @johnclyne6350
    @johnclyne6350 Рік тому

    That might be fine for a Craftsmen generator? I have a Honda EU7000is. It weighs almost 300 pounds with fuel & oil. I would never attempt your method with that set up. When my generator was delivered from the dealer they used a car trailer & tipped the body down to remove it gently. I just ordered a Spitz Lift for my truck. Yes, it costs a lot more money but I won’t hurt my body. Second is that my generator hasn’t needed one bit of service since I bought it 6 years ago. I have only changed the battery because it was old. Not that it needed it. As well as change the oil. It has about 80 hours on it. It has always started the first time & has run flawlessly providing power to my entire house including the 2-1/2 ton central air. Obviously your a young man & your fit enough to move nimbly around. Your method is great for someone who desires to be cautious with his money as my grandfather used to say. The old motto still rings true. “You get what you pay for”.

    • @dieselgoinham
      @dieselgoinham 2 місяці тому

      It’s on wheels puzzi. You can’t roll 300 lbs?

  • @tracyhoward5070
    @tracyhoward5070 Рік тому

    U can't do anything in Toledo Ohio

  • @tracyhoward5070
    @tracyhoward5070 Рік тому

    I am glad we moved out of Toledo Ohio because of the drug gun and prostitution and black come and tried to shoot you

  • @vacuitenonvide
    @vacuitenonvide Рік тому

    Thank you very much!

  • @ronnielewis2176
    @ronnielewis2176 Рік тому

    I’m 70 not able to get it done 😢

  • @gibsonfamily1535
    @gibsonfamily1535 Рік тому

    I’m 100 lbs and I’m intimidated by the 209lb weight my generator will be. I’m planning on buy a utility trailer with a wrench to haul my mobile bar and generator all together. But I’m worried once I have my generator off of my trailer that I’m going to be having trouble wheeling it in and out of venues/clients property by hand 🤔😔any ideas???? Besides getting a smaller generator? I really want/need the 1200 wt one I’m eyeballing

  • @Mikegeb4545
    @Mikegeb4545 Рік тому

    For surface scratches that doesn't go dip sanding the whole headlight is overworking and unessasary. I spray 3 clear coats of Rustolem and my headlight looks like new again and scratches gone.