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Great presentation.

Thanks !!!

Whats the setout for the hinge?

Good Job

COOL is good mower

Best of all I’ve seen on this subject…thanks for the video. Lp

I wish there was a way to give us the measurement of the opening and what he made the width of the shelving to be. I know we used a template but if the opening is 30 inches wide I wonder if he made that shelf 29 inches wide or possibly 28 1/2?

How do you do a in swing hidden door

Hi, What motors are these? I'm considering a tollycraft 34 for like this so wanting to know about the engines. Cheers.

Thanks ! You did a great job!

Was doing this myself and wondered if the rollers had to go one way or another, since they looked symmetrical. It seems that they can go on either way?

Cool video. You seem stoked. My dad just got this model, upgraded from. 1994 riding mower. Looks nice

Dude! ANY chance on getting a build/spec video for that table saw set up you have! that looks AWESOME.

Next time lower your table .k to number one as low as it goes. It will clean better.

Running like a champ!

Put a HD silver tarp over the roof part. Mine only lasted 2.5 years without the tarp. The tarp should double that.

Thanks for the in depth video! Would you still use the same hinge if the bottom floor of the door was concrete basement floor?

Amazon's not a good source for the universal kit made by Arnold or MTD or whoever. Literally any big box store has the MTD kit, you got some weird Chinese crap that doesn't line up.

Thanks for helping your community out.

Sorry..the music is SO loud..can't understand what you're saying..

I recently bought a Cub cadet XT1 LT46 and it been 4 days and it works great it’s big for bigger yards and it works awsome

My job just bought one. I am the lawn guy. It runs great.

It’s all fun and games until a grass clipping ends up in your 🍺

Handsome guy….

What would you charge to this build for someone. I need an idea to pay someone.

Thank you! I couldn’t find the manual-how simple

Holding that part with pliers would have been safer!

Mine came with it. Didn't know what it was..thanks 😊

Amazing! Thanks for the video!

Don’t forget to umplug the electric

FYI Parts are made in China. Shameful.

Very nice build out!

Don't add lubricant, grease or lithium white lubricant. It will dry out and gum up from the heat. It will seize the wheel on the shaft. WD 40 will wash it out if you run into that problem.

Thanks! Just ordered a pair of the brackets off Amazon...can't wait till the weather gets warmer!

Does the Jam need to be the Same Depth of the bookcase?

I'm using 1" boards for the jam

I'm using " boards?

Im a carpenter I’ve a few questions, Do you have an email to contact you if you don’t mind? I love your work

thank you!

Do the clamps leave any marks on ur rail ?

Very helpful! Clever ideas. Thank you

Nice work and great video!

Replaced the belt, pulley and roller wheels and it still makes that noise. Will it do any harm to use the dryer in spite of the noise?

I have a 6" wide shelf. How do I know how many inches from the frame to install the pivot?

I think thus fella has a bit of a love obsession with that top hinge 😂

I dont know about that thing , things look a lot cheaper made nowadays . The plastic and thin metal on the deck dont look good .It might last along time on a small yard that looks like a golf course.

Why not mount an electric griddle and plug into an inverter to eliminate the need for propane?

I have the same Moccamaster as yours. GREAT machine, and faster than the Cuisinart it replaced (with a burner). As soon as the coffee's done, I just flip the switch off and didn't care if it was manual, or automatic, when I got it. It takes awhile to dial-in your grind and brew ratio with different beans, but you will settle onto a coffee type that you like best, and then it's "set it; and forget it" for consistently great coffee (unless you become a coffee snob, and get into "pour-over, expresso, exotic coffees, etc.)

All this smug coffee crap…..is crap. It’s not a science to make good coffee. Good grief.

Fantastic step by step review on how to do this. Your perfection to detail matches mine. Thank you!