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Kick ass man thanks

Houses are regularly built out of square with subfloor not in the space between the rim joist and the bottom plate in places and hanging over in others by half inch or so. Its normal and doesnt do anything other than require shims here and there to even the siding

Thanks a million times I was struggling to get it out it did twist my shirt up but it came right out just like you said thanks again

I’m 58 and love to see and learn from other trades guys, I will use some of these tips.

I've used painters tape to mask off the surrounding surfaces to facilitate straight line and also prevent the extra caulk. Probably not an issue though with smaller gaps.

I'm a small farmer myself who wants a relatively large shade structure. I'm essentially connecting like 6 of these style carports back to back and just making some wooden supports. Saving $$$$.

Amazing video thank you so much. We have an 1892 farm house that slopes pretty severely from north to south and we're trying to figure out what to do. Most of the rim joists (what remains of them) are below grade and very rotted. I think I'll have to dig down in order to get jacks underneath whatever remains. Far as I can tell there are no floor joists. It looks like they just laid wooden beams on the ground and put floorboards directly on top of them. Any particular tips for that situation? BTW this video is severely under-viewed! Should be in hundreds of thousands!!

1/4 not 3/4

I personally use masking tape even tho its an extra step but it just saves the hassle of wiping my fingers and all that.

Good interior caulking amzn.to/4b72S5J

Thank you for the video

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I really just posted this for fun. You really shouldn't do this unless you are a pro.

When you are 3/4 the way through, rotate the board clockwise until the part you cut is supported by the table...

Thank you for making this video i need to replace rotted trim this video was much appreciated.

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Dude! That is so dangerous!

There's a friend called extension clamps. He seems lame because he looks out for your safety, but he's actually pretty cool. Doesnt talk much, hit em up!

I want a pair of those pants.

wow. F around and find out.

A good way to wind up cut real bad! That kind of clownery will land you in the hospital eventually. There’s a reason for the safe practices that used to be handed down from the ol timers to the younger generation. Now it just a question of who will agree to do it for less! And who will say si

Full stoke

Milwaukee gonna get her feelings hurt you called her by her rivals name

There's a guy on RUclips who bought 2 parcels [320 acres at 257 per acre] in CA near the Mexican border. He doing Permaculture from scratch. He's converting desert wasteland into a farm and greening the desert. My suggestion is to use him as an example for DIY! Many of us need his knowledge. Please give him serious attention.

Maestro!

GREAT IDEA!!!!

All my questions about how to do vertical siding answered in such a short video... genius

I do the same thing. Just gotta buy the screws.

This is such a good idea. I no longer have my planer, but this would be a perfect treatment for decking you want to refresh

Thank you. Excellent video.

I tried WD40, hammer, heat, none of it works and i chanced upon your video and I thought "no way..." It works like a charm! Thanks man

I had this bit stuck in mine for about a month, could not get it out, collar moved freely but bit stuck, just tried this BAM, came right out. Thanks!

What kind of rod is he using? Is it "backa rod" he is saying to push down into that gap?

That trim seem ok with everyone?

You should never wet the caulking after. You madea mess bro

What kind of wood have you used on this building?

You just gave my ADHD brain such relief! If I can’t see it, it basically doesn’t exist but I also can’t just look at a bunch of stuff and figure out how to organize it. I just started a big renovation and I’m overwhelmed with the disorganization so thanks for taking the time to make this video!

Respectfully I want my fingers as far away from the blade as possible just incase you hit a nail and the saw jumps back.

Does no one in the comments know how an air tunnel works? This is valid info brother keep it up

That’s pretty cool. I have a grow kit and I’m thinking about placing mine here a well

Legend… straight to the point

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Appreciate all the details; thanks.

dripless guns are more designed for silicone.

Thank you! This worked great for me. I didn't want to grab the bit, because it's a drill bit, and I didn't want to shred my shirt (or hand). But I just ran the driver in reverse for a few seconds, and the bit fell right out! I won't assume it works for all situations, but it was great for me in this case.

Makita battery never broke on me , charger is 17 years old , got a lot of use, battery needs carefully sliding on , not slammed on

That will fail in no time.

Measure corner to corner it's easier

Is there a way I can get intouch with you guys?

I have heard that sealing the bottom causes the post to retain moisture and will rot more quickly. Don’t know if that’s true but would like to hear opinions from those with experience doing this. I’m planning to build a fence next month and want it to last at least 25 years.