Resolute Homestead
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Відео

Laundry Room Reveal | Bathroom Progress
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Laundry Room Reveal | Bathroom Progress
Don't want to tile myself into a corner! | Bathroom & Laundry Flooring Start to Finish!
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Don't want to tile myself into a corner! | Bathroom & Laundry Flooring Start to Finish!
"It will no longer look like a laundry room" | Bathroom & Laundry Room Prep
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"It will no longer look like a laundry room" | Bathroom & Laundry Room Prep
Bathroom Deconstruction
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Bathroom Renovation starts with deconstruction. This video follows our progress!
Caulk will fix all things | Baseboards Install
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Caulk will fix all things | Baseboards Install
Garden Season 2022
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We have turned our small backyard landscaping into a garden. Last year I only grew one cucumber. This year was more successful, but had it's ups and downs!
Fireplace Slate Project | Part 4 | The Reveal!!
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This project has been completed. It has truly changed the look of the living room. The hearth has been a wonderful place to sit and enjoy the fireplace!
Fireplace Slate Transformation | Nearly Complete | Part 3
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Fireplace Slate Transformation | Nearly Complete | Part 3
Fireplace Slate Project | Part 2
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Fireplace Slate Project | Part 2
Fireplace Slate Project | Part 1
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Fireplace Slate Project | Part 1
Knife Handle Mini Project
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Knife Handle Mini Project
Finished TV Cutout | Water Emergency Too!
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Finished TV Cutout | Water Emergency Too!
Tiling Whole Living Room - "Speed, I Am Speed!"
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Tiling Whole Living Room - "Speed, I Am Speed!"
Tiling Around the Island
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Tiling Around the Island
Fireplace Part 4
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Fireplace Part 4
Fireplace Part 3: Cement Board Install Start to Finish!
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Fireplace Part 3: Cement Board Install Start to Finish!
Fireplace Part 2 | Building out the Hearth
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Fireplace Part 2 | Building out the Hearth
Fireplace Part 1
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Fireplace Part 1
Wall Oven Replacement | Start to Finish!
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Wall Oven Replacement | Start to Finish!
Kitchen Tile Installed | Jonah puts his foot through the wall!
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Kitchen Tile Installed | Jonah puts his foot through the wall!
Kitchen Sink & Cabinet Install | Exciting Day!
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Kitchen Sink & Cabinet Install | Exciting Day!
First Big Mistake | Tiling into the Kitchen
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First Big Mistake | Tiling into the Kitchen
Welcome to Resolute Homestead
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Welcome to Resolute Homestead
New Kitchen Sink Cabinet
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New Kitchen Sink Cabinet
Kitchen Prep & Schluter
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Kitchen Prep & Schluter
Demo, Dust, & Schluter | Underlayment starts in Kitchen!
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Demo, Dust, & Schluter | Underlayment starts in Kitchen!
Phase 2 Demo Day Part2
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Phase 2 Demo Day Part2
Demo Day | Phase 2 Living & Kitchen Renovation
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Demo Day | Phase 2 Living & Kitchen Renovation
Wood Railing Reveal!
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Wood Railing Reveal!

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @Sparky-rd5gr
    @Sparky-rd5gr Місяць тому

    Brother those stand-offs on the top of your fireplace is your minimum clearance to combustible materials. You can’t just put a 2x4 flush to the top of the unit like you did

    • @cz2563
      @cz2563 Місяць тому

      You’re correct. That board is definitely going to get cooked.

  • @stantheman5163
    @stantheman5163 Рік тому

    Nicely done! We´re about to install a new GE Profile Performance double wall convection oven to replace our old model that has gone bad. We already replaced the control panel a few years ago, but they are no longer available. I´ve read the installation manual, but it helps to see it being done. I also saw another installation video where the professional installers did not pre-twist the power wires before using the wire nuts. As long as it ends up tight I think it´s fine either way.

  • @The_Simon_Group
    @The_Simon_Group Рік тому

    Hey nice video! Question for you though. How many and where were the screws that held the old unit (looked like a whirlpool) in the cabinet?

  • @SADIADISLA-yj3dg
    @SADIADISLA-yj3dg Рік тому

    Great job, I yet saw your video and it seen so easy the way he explained and installed… thanks so much, I did subscribed to your channel… 🙏🏻

  • @KSSPB83
    @KSSPB83 Рік тому

    Nice job!

  • @KSSPB83
    @KSSPB83 Рік тому

    Looks great! Also planing to update combo in my house. One note here, I think your spouse was correct on twisting wires before getting wire nut on. This ensures better connection.

  • @ryanbradeen6251
    @ryanbradeen6251 Рік тому

    Well... I'm guessing your local code must be extremely different from central Florida.

  • @clayblack5849
    @clayblack5849 Рік тому

    How do you like this oven? Reviews are mixed and I cannot find any videos of it in action. Is the fan loud?

    • @resolutehomestead3334
      @resolutehomestead3334 Рік тому

      We love this oven wall unit. I haven't noticed it being too loud. It has been a wonderful addition to our kitchen!

  • @susanbrown4423
    @susanbrown4423 Рік тому

    My 3 year old niece was watching this with me for a while asking all kinds of questions. 😁

  • @jfinaz99
    @jfinaz99 Рік тому

    A+ on linoleum removal efforts. Been there, done that... new over the top of old next time I encounter that situation. 😮

  • @jamesscherrer1642
    @jamesscherrer1642 Рік тому

    Should have just tiled over it. Its not like its going anywhere.

  • @kathleendillie3556
    @kathleendillie3556 Рік тому

    All I kept thinking was nothing is ever easy. It's kind of my mantra whenever I attempt any kind of project. There's always some kind of glitch. But y'all handled it beautifully and you did a great job painting, Terri. I love the colors you chose. Can't wait to see the finished product!

  • @johng9562
    @johng9562 Рік тому

    Caulk will HIDE all things, but doesn't always do a good job of THAT.

  • @Timetaker1000
    @Timetaker1000 Рік тому

    Looks SOOOOO much better. Good job. I'm about to do the same, your video helped me alot

  • @telisiabrown2858
    @telisiabrown2858 Рік тому

    Looks great

  • @telisiabrown2858
    @telisiabrown2858 2 роки тому

    Like the music 🎶

  • @susanbrown4423
    @susanbrown4423 2 роки тому

    Haha...I hope you can look back and laugh about it now.

  • @shambi25
    @shambi25 2 роки тому

    Great job! It looks great! Thanks for the video.

  • @jessasdad
    @jessasdad 2 роки тому

    Was that a 40 amp circuit or 50?

    • @resolutehomestead3334
      @resolutehomestead3334 2 роки тому

      It's a double pole 40 amp circuit (80 total)

    • @anonymousperson4363
      @anonymousperson4363 Рік тому

      @@resolutehomestead3334 40 total! You don't double it unless it was two different circuits. Btw, there is a debate whether you pretwist your wires before capping; so your wife may be right.

    • @drophammer776
      @drophammer776 Рік тому

      ​@anonymousperson4363 Agreed. Pre-twist prevents any strands from straying, creating a solid connection. But , as you mentioned it's debatable.

  • @zouheirb
    @zouheirb 2 роки тому

    for the cut dimensions it s a conversion from the metric system for sure

  • @susanbrown4423
    @susanbrown4423 2 роки тому

    Great start! Looks like it will be an amazing improvement.

  • @susanbrown4423
    @susanbrown4423 2 роки тому

    That came out nicely! Can't wait to see it with the stairs done.

  • @SilverladyRae
    @SilverladyRae 2 роки тому

    What was the weeks prior? Did yall strip it first? Final looks great!!

    • @resolutehomestead3334
      @resolutehomestead3334 2 роки тому

      Thank you! We did strip and sand before being able to get this final product. You can watch the progression in our 3 videos in the playlist entitled Resolute Reno Stairs and Railings. -Terri

  • @brucebrown4480
    @brucebrown4480 2 роки тому

    That's right, sell the house.

  • @christopherd7922
    @christopherd7922 2 роки тому

    How did you sand down the railings?

    • @resolutehomestead3334
      @resolutehomestead3334 2 роки тому

      Sorry this took so long to get back to you! Initially I didn't sand down the railings, which was a mistake. I thought that 3 applications of the polyurethane stripper would be sufficient, but the result was not great in some areas. I ended up going back and sanding everything using a multi-tool with a sanding attachment that let me get in between all the balusters. That process is shown in the new video we put up last week if you want to see what I did. - Jonah

  • @brucebrown4480
    @brucebrown4480 3 роки тому

    Thanks Jonah and Terri. Starting to look like a tiled floor.

  • @yeoGlover
    @yeoGlover 3 роки тому

    Good effort, better job than some tilers I know. :)