I'm a part-time working stay at home mom, I listen to your show in the background. I really appreciate these type of videos and your words of encouragement. I am a petite woman that continues to educate myself on what we need to do to update our 1970s home. My husband looks at me and says, "I don't know how to do any of that stuff." In my head I know we can't afford to hire SO WE WILL DO IT :). So far as I renovate no major issues and I gain more confidence each time. Know you are helping working families all across America like mine. You rock!
I love these so much, I'm not a carpenter / contractor, but I did rip out my shower, before I realized that the existing drain pan wouldn't work with what I wanted to do, and then I kind of froze, realizing that I had no idea how to proceed. Watching these videos have helped me mentally get up the courage to think I might can do it, and begin researching how to do a drain pan for a doorless shower.... These Hanging out videos though, are like gabbing with a best friend, while accomplishing things.... I knit and learn, you construct and teach.... Thank you doesn't even begin to describe how much I appreciate your imparting your wisdom without holding back things so you can feel like you've got the upper hand or whatever.... Thank you so sincerely for being so honest, open and willing to teach.... You're a true gem and very much so a treasure!!! I've shared this video, and will continue to share each new one... Great work and please keep these up.... (and if you happen to know how to do a curbless shower drain pan on a cement slab, that'd be awesome if you could feature it!!!) =) Many blessings, and thanks for your wisdom!!!
Hi Jeff and Matt. I love all your videos from Home Renovision DIY. Thanks for the good work camera man. Cheers you guys from Chicago Illinois, Benjamin. 😊
I was cracking up a bit when you talked about replacing safety glasses every 25 minutes because they were dirty and scratched up. No worries if you have your safety squints on!
Oh! I haven't watched in a while! You're not in Cansda anymore renovating the farm house! Hi Michelle! I love watching your vids! I wish that I was handy w/power tools!
Loved your live chat…please do again. I just watched your video of the live chat and I would like to call in and ask a question next time you do the live calls. It was great!!!
I am a very experienced wood worker and I do appreciate your work , Sometime I predict your next move, then you surprise me. But you still help me out alot . Thank you.
i don'e need the extra protection that some folks who have auto immune issues do so i have modified it to a basic carnivore diet. pork is a lot more affordable than beef right now. Cheers!
Just an idea for the members and something else you can do. Bourbon Moth Woodworking will a couple times a year enter all the members that commented on a certain video within a certain time limit to a drawing to have him come out with the winning member to there place to work on a project together. The members place I mean.
I'v given some thought about the Membership thing. What if you had a CPA talk about the benefits of this type of business. Nuthing like selling this product better than using other people. I love listening to CPAs talk investing. There's a lot to uncover here it would benefit every one that hasn't had their minds open yet. I'd simply talk about your niche Nuthing more.
Thank you for sharing your process it is SO very educational to see you work through challenges when they arise! Confession - I have NEVER poured epoxy and am preparing to apply what I have learned here on two major projects in our remodel of an old victorian home. One to do our kitchen counters and the other to do a shower. I have a QUESTION about the area where the shower doors anchor through and the front edge... instead of cutting a box and adding an creating an inlay of wood for the anchor point and using MDF for the front edge, I'm considering using a strip of MDF wide enough to do both. Can you think of any reason why I should not? I welcome your wisdom as I try to price out and plan. Thank you in advance!
Hi Jeff! Now seeing this video. I love your channel and have learned so much. My uncles were carpenter so it’s natural to find your videos soothing & informative!! I need help! I have a home build in 1906 with original hardwood floors. Should I refinish & use them or do vinyl?
I walked into a 1/2 Renovated house that was built in 1900 in Oregon. The MBR was torn apart and bath/shower combo was converted to shower only. I want to make it back to Tub/Shower with a jetted tub, what does the plumbing look like for that. There are holes and pipes everywhere. The previous owner passed away so I could not ask him. :-/
Just started watching the replay. I’m so glad you found the Lion diet which is just the most extreme version of the Carnivore diet which is awesome. Eat any animal though dairy doesn’t agree with some people. It really does help. Especially “beer belly” and will cleanse your fatty liver. The worst fat is in the abdomen around our organs.
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Exactly. I felt so much better when I was eating similarly. Now I am starting to get back at it. I’ll be 53 in a week and my husband also wants me around for our grandkids when they show up some day. 😊🙏🏻
@homerenovisiondiy Quick thoughts if you feel so inclined: greatly appriciate advice. (PA, '83 home) all of the trim is stained dark brown. I am in the process of taking it all off as i go thru each room. I am painting all of it White. Recommended process? Currently i am doing - Degloss, sand, Kilz2, white paint (2coats). Is there a better/faster way? Thank you Sir!
Jeff, How critical is it to not slope bathroom drain pipe too much more than code minimum? My bathroom Reno involves sloping a 3 inch toilet drain which code ( Virginia in the US) requires min slope of 1/8”/ft. (0.6 deg). I put a lot of effort in getting 0.8 deg. I put a lot of effort into getting that and feel that I made it more critical than I should have. How do you determine max acceptable slope? Do you know why code doesn’t also state max slopes? Thanks.
they call it lake co. for a reasone i have been in construction my whole life 60 pluse years im retired but i still have a lot of contacts lmk if i can help
wtf is with people asking questions centered around an incorrect assumption? Hitachi bought Metabo and kept their name for their power tool division. Similar to how Allied Signal bought Honeywell but kept Honeywell's name instead...
So excited about your manufactured home project! I'm looking to convert my deck which is about 12 by 36 into a screened in porch I'm debating putting in Windows or just doing screen do you know of a good line of products for doing such a thing? Also looking at Roofing at with steel or polycarbonate
I would go with steel for the roof, same framing but better shade. It is actually very affordable and they can deliver it pre cut to the length you need. Cheers!
So oooooooooo. You are big time now? Yep! Good job... Don't forget your original followers... we loved you. Right now, you sound pretty pompous. Best to you
I'm a part-time working stay at home mom, I listen to your show in the background. I really appreciate these type of videos and your words of encouragement. I am a petite woman that continues to educate myself on what we need to do to update our 1970s home. My husband looks at me and says, "I don't know how to do any of that stuff." In my head I know we can't afford to hire SO WE WILL DO IT :). So far as I renovate no major issues and I gain more confidence each time. Know you are helping working families all across America like mine. You rock!
I appreciate that. I've got a new one coming this Saturday
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY awesome! I will watch it for sure.
I love these so much, I'm not a carpenter / contractor, but I did rip out my shower, before I realized that the existing drain pan wouldn't work with what I wanted to do, and then I kind of froze, realizing that I had no idea how to proceed. Watching these videos have helped me mentally get up the courage to think I might can do it, and begin researching how to do a drain pan for a doorless shower.... These Hanging out videos though, are like gabbing with a best friend, while accomplishing things.... I knit and learn, you construct and teach.... Thank you doesn't even begin to describe how much I appreciate your imparting your wisdom without holding back things so you can feel like you've got the upper hand or whatever.... Thank you so sincerely for being so honest, open and willing to teach.... You're a true gem and very much so a treasure!!! I've shared this video, and will continue to share each new one... Great work and please keep these up.... (and if you happen to know how to do a curbless shower drain pan on a cement slab, that'd be awesome if you could feature it!!!) =) Many blessings, and thanks for your wisdom!!!
thanks for the feedback. I love filming these. I've got a new one coming this Saturday
Love this format Jeff. Keep it up. 😍🤩😍🥰 You make me more confident in my own vision and skills.
Awesome! Thank you!
I love your channel I learn a lot that helps me in my small team
Always enjoy watching your DIY shows and have been watching for years. I've learned a LOT of really useful info. Cheers from Victoria.
I’m exhausted just watching this guy all the time. Don’t know where he gets the energy
Meth
good work ethic
when you enjoy what you do its not a chore
Hi Jeff and Matt. I love all your videos from Home Renovision DIY. Thanks for the good work camera man. Cheers you guys from Chicago Illinois, Benjamin. 😊
Glad you like them!
Love this format Jeff. Keep it up
I was cracking up a bit when you talked about replacing safety glasses every 25 minutes because they were dirty and scratched up. No worries if you have your safety squints on!
I’ve been struggling with the same issue as Kim with the wall plates! Thanks for the advice Jeff!
Happy to help!
Out in California, my experience is that Dunn-Edwards is the best paint for coverage, and matching years later.
Oh! I haven't watched in a while! You're not in Cansda anymore renovating the farm house! Hi Michelle! I love watching your vids! I wish that I was handy w/power tools!
Yes The farm house is done and we are renovating our winter home in florida! Cheers!
You already own the church and the better return surly would be to finish the church and make the Big Buck and use that for you next Home
Nothing better than playing with your caulk on camera on a lazy Sunday afternoon, eh?
Lmfao! I definitely needed to read that twice! My first thought, though, was “wait, come again?”
Hello from Richmond VA! Love your shows.
Loved your live chat…please do again. I just watched your video of the live chat and I would like to call in and ask a question next time you do the live calls. It was great!!!
Sounds good!
jeff your killing it what do you drink after doing all this you always say cheers
I am a very experienced wood worker and I do appreciate your work , Sometime I predict your next move, then you surprise me. But you still help me out alot . Thank you.
1:01:35 realest thing I’ve ever heard you saying, power to the people!
I like what you say.. I was totally surprised about you mentioning a lion diet! Wow, I have been looking into it. Seems great!
i don'e need the extra protection that some folks who have auto immune issues do so i have modified it to a basic carnivore diet. pork is a lot more affordable than beef right now. Cheers!
Jeff takin calls and paintin walls 💪🏽
Thanks
be cool for you to do an episode on residential electrical retro fit from knob and tube.
Think I've done this before, I'm from Indiana in the United States of America.
Church renovation could be cool. With the emphasis being on worship centers Live technologie. Sound systems video ect.
Enjoyed the live show as I worked on my project. Kept me motivated.
Same here, I've been working non-stop for over an hour just listening to this in the background
Cheers Tyler!
Keep it up on the live calls
Just an idea for the members and something else you can do. Bourbon Moth Woodworking will a couple times a year enter all the members that commented on a certain video within a certain time limit to a drawing to have him come out with the winning member to there place to work on a project together. The members place I mean.
Great idea
I love when you speak freely its ok to be human. 1:08:00
I'v given some thought about the Membership thing. What if you had a CPA talk about the benefits of this type of business. Nuthing like selling this product better than using other people.
I love listening to CPAs talk investing. There's a lot to uncover here it would benefit every one that hasn't had their minds open yet. I'd simply talk about your niche Nuthing more.
great idea. I will look for one.Cheers!
I have mobile home floor. Need your help for tiles.
Missed out on all the good stuff in the beginning me and my wife are laughing 😅
Thank you for sharing your process it is SO very educational to see you work through challenges when they arise! Confession - I have NEVER poured epoxy and am preparing to apply what I have learned here on two major projects in our remodel of an old victorian home. One to do our kitchen counters and the other to do a shower. I have a QUESTION about the area where the shower doors anchor through and the front edge... instead of cutting a box and adding an creating an inlay of wood for the anchor point and using MDF for the front edge, I'm considering using a strip of MDF wide enough to do both. Can you think of any reason why I should not? I welcome your wisdom as I try to price out and plan. Thank you in advance!
This was great.
Don't spill the paint what ever you do lol
Hi Jeff! Now seeing this video. I love your channel and have learned so much. My uncles were carpenter so it’s natural to find your videos soothing & informative!! I need help! I have a home build in 1906 with original hardwood floors. Should I refinish & use them or do vinyl?
Are you going to teach simple home maintenance such as window caulking, etc. i need your help, please!
You need more than protein. Get in the green vegetables and stay hydrated w/pure water.
I could’ve swore you were Canadian 😄
Isn’t he Canadian?😂
@@GPDarius that’s what I thought until he said he was in Florida.
He is
I am Canadian. working on a work visa this year. Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY maybe you can come fix my house in N.C. while you’re here 😄
I walked into a 1/2 Renovated house that was built in 1900 in Oregon. The MBR was torn apart and bath/shower combo was converted to shower only. I want to make it back to Tub/Shower with a jetted tub, what does the plumbing look like for that. There are holes and pipes everywhere. The previous owner passed away so I could not ask him. :-/
Just started watching the replay. I’m so glad you found the Lion diet which is just the most extreme version of the Carnivore diet which is awesome. Eat any animal though dairy doesn’t agree with some people. It really does help. Especially “beer belly” and will cleanse your fatty liver. The worst fat is in the abdomen around our organs.
goodbye visceral fat!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Exactly. I felt so much better when I was eating similarly. Now I am starting to get back at it. I’ll be 53 in a week and my husband also wants me around for our grandkids when they show up some day. 😊🙏🏻
Cheers to staying around!
Eye protection is a
bad idea?
You mentioned you wanted this not to look like a trailer home. Is there a reason you did not drywall ?
Bummer I missed live .
@homerenovisiondiy
Quick thoughts if you feel so inclined: greatly appriciate advice.
(PA, '83 home) all of the trim is stained dark brown. I am in the process of taking it all off as i go thru each room. I am painting all of it White. Recommended process? Currently i am doing - Degloss, sand, Kilz2, white paint (2coats). Is there a better/faster way? Thank you Sir!
i wish there was. Cheers!
If you had paneling covered by peeling wall paper would you take down the paper or cover it with 3/8 inch dry wall?
new walls for sure. Cheers!
HAITI WILL NOT FALL💗
Cool
Shouldn’t you have a wet rag with you while your caulking. Especially with that quick dry stuff. lol. Jgys
well, a little better than Bob Ross, maybe, this is legit hard labor, professional sweat and grind with a bit small talk to boot . .
Jeff, How critical is it to not slope bathroom drain pipe too much more than code minimum? My bathroom Reno involves sloping a 3 inch toilet drain which code ( Virginia in the US) requires min slope of 1/8”/ft. (0.6 deg). I put a lot of effort in getting 0.8 deg. I put a lot of effort into getting that and feel that I made it more critical than I should have. How do you determine max acceptable slope? Do you know why code doesn’t also state max slopes? Thanks.
I am sure it does. if it is too dramatic the water rushes past faster than the solids. at the end of the day 1 degree is perfect everytime. Cheers!
they call it lake co. for a reasone i have been in construction my whole life 60 pluse years im retired but i still have a lot of contacts lmk if i can help
wtf is with people asking questions centered around an incorrect assumption? Hitachi bought Metabo and kept their name for their power tool division. Similar to how Allied Signal bought Honeywell but kept Honeywell's name instead...
So excited about your manufactured home project! I'm looking to convert my deck which is about 12 by 36 into a screened in porch I'm debating putting in Windows or just doing screen do you know of a good line of products for doing such a thing? Also looking at Roofing at with steel or polycarbonate
I would go with steel for the roof, same framing but better shade. It is actually very affordable and they can deliver it pre cut to the length you need. Cheers!
Why are you in the state of Florida? Do you till live in Canada?
Yes But i am trying to travel and have new experiences. This will make me more useful when trying to help folks out. Cheers!
Hmm I found Home Depot cheaper for windows over home hardware so I guess it varies on materials
price ain't everything. Cheers!
Ow! Almighty guy, I admire you, you are the superman in real life! I'm a man, too, but I still want to know your age.
I am only 53 Cheers!
Siding dues and don't my comment has a troll reply with your picture cheers
Thanks. we try to stay on top of that junk.
i tell my customers the safety gear is for you not me.
Why not just wash the walls? That's what I did for nicotine.
So oooooooooo. You are big time now? Yep! Good job...
Don't forget your original followers... we loved you.
Right now, you sound pretty pompous.
Best to you
Just trying new ways to be available to help folks.
Jeff, I'd like to pick your brain. PM possible?
become a member. Cheers!
All right, I like your work and tips. But, stop eating on camera...not nice! :)
Why are you doing this?
a little experiment to have different types of content for different folks. Cheers!