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This guy kinda reminds me of Turkish Olympic shooter Yusuf Dikec.

before you Close It Up....don't use a nail..... pre-drill a small hole and it won't mushroom up on you

I would much rather hear u speak about what ur doing bit by bit rather than read and listen to elevator music!! U do such a great job i just need better instruction

I think there is missing protection (butyl joist tape) on the top of the joist before installing the boards.

so what is to warm ? Say it's 80 degrees F. out. Take a good look at his Bench setup, this is an excellent demonstration on what NOT to do. What a mess !

You leave the hairs painted with red, gray, etc?

Thanks for this great video! I have to old one that were really crudy and in dire need of a total overhaul! Are parts available for these old reels?

I have some old zebco 33 reels that need repair. Can I send them to you?

Great video thanks 😊

It’s so fast how can anyone learn how to put it together?

At 3:02, the plastic washer, any idea where to get a replacement for that? On a couple of my 33s that piece was yellowed and fell apart/crumbled when disassembling.

Your videos are really easy to follow. I mounted my first duck about 6 months ago , and it came out pretty good. (Not great but good), I'm having trouble inverting the wings and fleshing. Tearing lots of holes. Just skinned a pigtail and it looks like Dr. Frankenstein 's duck.(Thank God it was my duck, and not a client's) pretty much ruined it.

Would screws not prevent the board from expansion and shrinkage of the boards?

Joists are for the floor system, rafters are for the roof system...NOT "whatever."

Thank you so much man really appreciate it

Geez how about regular speed on this, so someone could follow it.

I hate to rain on your parade but using the Camo fasteners, may have just voided your Trex 25 year warranty.

Did he use the Camo coated or the stainless screws?

"boogers." 😆 Thanks for the tips. I'm getting ready to install some of this same decking, using the Camo tool/screws.

Nice video. You need cortex plugs at the stair edge. I don't understand the "bulge" you're talking about on the joist which required you to move the screws to the left & right or else the spacing would be off? Can you explain that.

Did you have Peking Duck for dinner that night? 😂 Thanks for the video. Hope you will have move videos....and if you could position the camera a little closer to the action. Thanks.

What length screw are you using?

Hey buddy I need help I have the body spot on but how do you mount the skin on the head with ripping feathers because there so fragile am I using to much clay or to thick if a neck I just don’t know or is there a way to pull that skin to up to the beak also what’s the correct way to measure a neck

Thank you. You have given me the confidence to give this a go. The step by step guide you present makes it less of a daunting task. I shall be following you for more ideas, as there are a few animals I want to be able to present.👍

Installing this way, does it void the trex warranty?

Thank you for the video! Learned a lot!

Good series Gus,just getting into long range and I’m staying with .223, shooting a Uintah Precision UP15 bolt action. I have a good load worked up but with better bullets I think it will improve. I ran out of the Sierra 77gr TMK and can’t find any for now but the Hornady 77gr Match BTHP is shooting half MOA. Good shooting at your first F-Class shoot, looking forward to my own. Good luck

Do you need an underlayment for this product when putting on concrete?

Clipless over camo any day.

Hello Gus, I like the way you did reverse clamping. What clamps you used for that ? Thanks.

That is by far the worst turkey Mount I have ever seen

Not what I wanted to see. I need help figuring out how to put it together. I can watch you do it fast but there are several different screws and bolts. At least in the one I have.

Gonna try this out for my forge. Thinking of getting a sheet of metal or something to put on top. Would it work you think??

Camo is not an approved fastener by Trex

Why bother screwing the face leaving ugly screws??? Use construction caulking to the joists....it's as strong as nails!

Clips are far superior...no studs with bulges needed to install.

The problem I see with trex boards is that they only wrap the plastic shell to the top of the grooves. The grooves are exposed wood/plastic composite material which does absorb moisture over time. The two big box home improvement stores in my area only stock trex and deckoraters. Trex had the color my wife and I both liked, deckoraters had an ugly solid looking color that looked really fake. We were going to do trex until I realized trex didn't fully wrap the sides to include the space in the grooves. I told my wife we weren't spending that kind of money on deck boards with such a crappy design. I'd do regular lumber at a fraction of the cost and deal with wood for the next 10 to 15 years and revisit composite then. Thankfully, I found a builder's supply company in my area that carried timbertech, which completely wraps the board for slightly more cost, at least the prime+ series. Only downside with that series board is two colors to choose from, a brown and a grey, but they look nice.

Clip system would be much better. Half the fasteners, plus you're not compromising the plastic cladding by drilling through it. Even worse with trex is that their boards don't wrap through the grooves down to the bottom edge corners of the board. This means water will sit in those grooves and over time could soak into the wood/plastic composite filler, especially if putting screws through the uncoated grooves. Another plus with the clip system is the boards can expand and contact lengthwise without bowing. Composite does expand and contact a lot.

You're missing butyl water proofing tape on top the joists. They'll start to rot out in well before composite decking, especially if you're using non ground contact treated boards. For a little more money, you can have a longer lasting deck.

awesome thanks 😊

I can see those holes.it looks very amateurish. You should not be drilling through composite decking.

Good video but don’t put rollers on…in time the weight of the tool will cave the rollers inward…I made that mistake with a craftsman table saw a few years ago

Wayyyy tooo much work.

Spacing composite planks raises a new issue if you live around pine trees. Both pine needles and pine pollen casings deluge our deck and love to get stuck in the spaces between planks, especially those created by "hidden fasteners." Unless you power wash your deck every few days for the entire spring season, you have to pick out the needles by hand ... and good luck with dislodging the pollen casings. My deck "renovation" is almost done. After the first contractor disappeared (when he found out he was in way over his head) and I fired the second (seemed incapable of following directions), it seemed if shoddy work was the best I could get, I may as well do it myself. Unfortunately, the dozens of websites and more dozens of TH-cams I watched didn't mention that there are more than one width of "hidden fastener." Trex doesn't tell you that. Now, as for the Campo Marksman ... no way to adjust the plank spacing for pine needles. Maybe great for some, but a waste for others. Just the same, thanks for the video.

Looks great. I’m getting into taxidermy this year and going to be self teaching myself a lot through videos on here. What’s a good airbrush kit and paint you would recommend? Is the harbor freight airbrush kits good enough

I found that when using it on trex composite I had to clear the composite cuttings from the screw passage of the tool after each nail set was done.

using camo screws on Trex voids the warranty. For exposed screws use Captor brand composite screws to avoid mushrooming.

I’d recommend using the actual Trex fasteners. Since you aren’t, your deck isn’t under warranty.

I hear a whooper at the beginning of your first hunt

Trex sells a countersink bit and plugs that match the deck boards that provide a professional finish to any exposed screw. FYI