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@@sonnyblazer5504 My mic zoom was off, I might upload another one, edit out the neighbors and increase the volume to 150%

@@sonnyblazer5504 Thank you

@@youtrades you're welcome

Turn up your volume or turn on cc subtitles, the subtitles aren't the best but they use the words from the video or try to anyways.

@@jimphillips2004 let me know if it works out otherwise I can edit the volume 150% and upload a new video you can watch.

@@nicholasthibeault1729 This deck was done 12 years ago only had 16d in the ledger no flashing, no vapor barrier, no sheathing, unfortunately it rotted the load bearing wall framing, old strong lumber, and yes some of those nail did not come out they were stuck. The thing with houses now the the material and lumber is just about garbage, so this is the make up for garbage materials but applies to all home so there is no confusion.

@@handydandyhomes yeah most buildings in my area are 50+ years old almost always old growth red wood materials today even redwood is pretty much garbage, gotta do what you gotta do I'd warranty your work for 20-40 years depending on over hangs and local weather patterns. Totally agree personally I would go with 100% pressure treated framing that can give you a lot of longevity, but being wet wood can warp and do weird stuff as it dries. Hard to get it perfect now a days. Keep up the good work bro.

@@nicholasthibeault1729 Thank you. also shrinks, some remodels require pressure treated lumber for interior work if the house is in a flood zone you have to buy the lumber months in advance to dry it out or your sub floor could drop a 1/4" or more .

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@@Lockednloaded310 🤷‍♂️

@@idealyoulose I don't see your point you say we and don't speak for everyone, Why comment and add no value or positive information 🤔

His tool may give him Covid if it coughs too hard

@@Lockednloaded310 didn't even know that was possible, learn something new everyday, I guess...

Not only do I get the job done I get to pretend I'm shooting a 30mm cannon

@@Name-xr9qn As usual

@@Enlightenuser-n6n and now for my next trick, I'm going to lift a house 🏠

@@handydandyhomes I suggest next trick: “World Peace! ☮️” 😃

@@Enlightenuser-n6n That's I tough one. More than a one man job.

Thank you. As I say do it right do it once

@@BurtonCustom08 yes and no, if you do a vary small area with 90 minute. the power tex gets warm right away and super cures the hot mud so the window is small and you must wash the power tex right away, otherwise you might not be able to clean it or want to spend the time to clean it . Small area I did was 6in x 18in the mud was drying right away and hard within 10mins And looks a little different because it set up so fast.

@@BurtonCustom08 yes, there are a few hurdles I had to over come Just crack open the trigger, also don't forget to thin out your wall texture (spackle/mud)

Where into the fridge cubby wall that is 1in thick? Not sure where people get the idea it's destroying studs, it's literally code which is based on engineering standards 🤷‍♂️ And not "I think"

@@kydenj28 yes its is like all the products and materials I use, the best caulk cost big $$$ And all cedar trim (not FJ) with stainless steel fasteners on everything I do. Expensive but it's in the price of the estimate. High quality does cost more

I was feeling "when in doubt caulk it out "

100% I keep really clean with caulk but you can't get away from np-1. go home and bam np-1 on your elbow, how did that get there 🤔

My #1 favorite, but you are not supposed to use it around oil based products. My 2nd favorite is GE paintable silicone it's vary similar far as tensile strength and joint movement capabilities, but np-1 wins both categories. Plus side to GE paintable silicone is water ready in 30 minutes and can be painted in 1 hours , np-1 is 24 hours.

@@josephdiyanni8085 I have a router and jig for that, I have a couple videos maybe I will post them sooner than later

Yes you can do a few holes though, They unscrew right at the seam above the set screw. Also I run It reverse and hold the spring loaded part, never had to unscrew them

I know, I have a video in my platlist of the other side it's even worse.

@@BryanL1982 That works to. I dont want to do to much pounding, the rough opening I had to repair because the original anchors broke the concrete.

@@John-p4q3b yes, a regular gang box is almost twice this size, This is a smaller gang box barely enough room for a rocker switch with one 2-12 one 3-12

@@edward11762 🤣 how many people are going to comment and not know anything about IRC. Like 🤷‍♂️ just say you don't know residential building code. You can notch a load bearing wall stud 25% no limit.

@@illinidave I installed the beam the two king and two trimmer (jack) studs. You are aware what the IRC is? International residential code. If so you are aware as a "framer" this meets code. You can notch a load bearing wall stud or studs 25% . 25% of 5-1/2" is ? 1-1/4", That grey box is 2in deep, it's just over half way in making a 3/4" stick out so that would leave a 1-1/4" Notch this is code compliant and there is no limit to how many load bearing studs you can notch. Even king stud and Jack studs. But you should know this being a framer.

@@deanna_0037 Not everyone work on new homes. Plus this is code compliant so kinda weird comment. You do know what the IRC is right?

@@rickp5987 oh yes. Guess you only work new construction.

@@MrSeatong what does this even mean?

Thank you, Concrete/mortar/cement have great compression strength but low tensile and adhesion strength so you must compensate. This is why rebar is added to Concrete.

$209 on Amazon I added the link in the description

@@vaporholichouston2751 This makes no sense. you made this comment on a code compliant install?

@@handydandyhomeshe didn’t say it was against code. He said you shouldn’t do it.

@@yamen16 that doesn't make sense... you shouldn't do work if it's meets code? 🤔 This is not some new home build, this is 100 year old home which had many remodels, and improper framing there is no moving this switch and the other wall is a fridge. So this is 100% legit install and should be done.

@@elizabethward9996 because I'm in Portland

Lol you call me an idi*t but you don't know IRC( international residential code ) Which states you can notch a load bearing wall stud up to 25% doesn't matter what stud Or how many in a row. You should learn some code before building anything.

@@Capt_Cook do what?

@@Capt_Cook if you are talking about notching studs on a load bearing wall, you 100% should not comment and spread misleading information, This is code compliant Notching on a load bearing wall can be done at a maximum depth of 25% of the width of the stud, this being a 2x6 wall you can notch 1-1/4" deep. That grey gang box Is 2" deep, as you can see it's a little past half making the stick out 3/4", 2" - 3/4"= 1-1/4". Don't spread misinformation this code has been around for decades.

@@handydandyhomes lol I think it’s just because in the quick short you can’t see that it’s a 2x6 wall! I’d be pissed if you did that to my 2x4s lol I think the hate is really just because you can’t see that it’s a 2x6 wall

@@ActualLiteralKyle I thought he made it himself hence the comment above after seeing your comment about the snail gear I realised it's an old bit now I'd love to have one haha

I have 1 of biggest hole saw kits you can buy but you can't beat this 1950s all in 1 (well kinda I'm missing the 2 smaller cutting blades) irwin micro dial no. 22

@@Sca-Global right? It took me a second I was like that’s GOTTA be a kludge but you don’t just see snail gears in the wild.

@@handydandyhomes very cool, I can see the other cutting blades. This was a trip thanks for sharing this. Got me thinking about all the older tools I’ve inherited over the years that I have NO clue how they work

@@ActualLiteralKyle same I went to a garage sale years ago, the guys was a life time mechanic, I bought so many things I still don't know what they are and can't find any info on some of them.

@@Sca-Global i never used this style bit before and tried without a extension handle on my drill and low gear, to much force to hold, now I know.

@@handydandyhomes ahh now I get it I thought you made this yourself i was thinking just buy a hole saw instead of breaking your wrist haha any idea how old it is?

@@Sca-Global yeah this the irwin micro dial no. 22 1950's originally came with 3 blades, I got mine somewhere random with just 1 of the cutting blades.

If i use high gear, I can over power the drill. Low gear is to much to hold.

I dont like to use it with low speed high torque, not enough leverage without the extention handle.

I run it fast because I didn't want to add the extention handle to my drill and low speed is to dangerous even using my thigh to much torque to hold. So I use the fast speed so I can stop the drill, when it bits deep and stops the bit.

@@jasongilliland9508 Thank you

@@jacksonbrown1527 the house is 100 years old and a few people over the years did some shoddy work causing major damage to the original framework.

@@jacksonbrown1527 if you check out my Playlist you can see I correct all these issues

@@SiROGtv The news called for pixelated content and we go hit this morning 😆