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Raptor Renovation
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We are a husband and wife team taking on home renovations, real estate investing, and other projects. Our goal is to share what we have learned and how we do it!
DeWalt DCL074 20V Max LED Light: 4 Years of Real-World Use | Review & Tips
In this video, we’re diving into a comprehensive 5-minute review of the DeWalt 20V Max All-Purpose Cordless LED Light (DCL074). After 4 years of using this powerful and versatile light, we’ve gathered valuable insights to share with you. Our review covers:
Hands-On Experience: Discover how the DeWalt DCL074 has performed over time in various conditions.
Standout Features: Learn about the key features that make this light a must-have for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike.
Pro Tips and Tricks: Get the inside scoop on the best ways to utilize this light, tricks we’ve learned after years of use.
Whether you're searching for detailed DeWalt DCL074 reviews, information on the DeWalt 20V Max LED light, or tips for getting the most out of your cordless tools, this video has got you covered.
If you found this review helpful, make sure to like the video, leave a comment with your thoughts or questions, and subscribe to our channel for more in-depth tool reviews and helpful tips.
Keywords: DeWalt DCL074 review, DeWalt 20V Max All-Purpose Cordless LED Light, DeWalt LED light review, cordless LED light, DeWalt tool review, best LED work light, DeWalt light tips, professional tool review, DIY lighting, tool tips and tricks, DeWalt 20V Max review, DeWalt cordless light, LED light for work, DeWalt lighting solutions.
00:00 Intro
00:49 How durable is the DeWalt DCL074 All-Purpose Job Light?
01:32 Is the DeWalt DCL074 All-Purpose Light easy to move around?
01:55 Can you hang up the DeWalt DCL074 All-Purpose Light?
02:28 Can the DeWalt DCL074 All-Purpose Light fit between floor joist and wall studs?
03:13 What batteries can you use in the DeWalt DCL074 All-Purpose Light?
04:27 Overall recommendation of the DeWalt DCL074 All Purpose Light.
Hands-On Experience: Discover how the DeWalt DCL074 has performed over time in various conditions.
Standout Features: Learn about the key features that make this light a must-have for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike.
Pro Tips and Tricks: Get the inside scoop on the best ways to utilize this light, tricks we’ve learned after years of use.
Whether you're searching for detailed DeWalt DCL074 reviews, information on the DeWalt 20V Max LED light, or tips for getting the most out of your cordless tools, this video has got you covered.
If you found this review helpful, make sure to like the video, leave a comment with your thoughts or questions, and subscribe to our channel for more in-depth tool reviews and helpful tips.
Keywords: DeWalt DCL074 review, DeWalt 20V Max All-Purpose Cordless LED Light, DeWalt LED light review, cordless LED light, DeWalt tool review, best LED work light, DeWalt light tips, professional tool review, DIY lighting, tool tips and tricks, DeWalt 20V Max review, DeWalt cordless light, LED light for work, DeWalt lighting solutions.
00:00 Intro
00:49 How durable is the DeWalt DCL074 All-Purpose Job Light?
01:32 Is the DeWalt DCL074 All-Purpose Light easy to move around?
01:55 Can you hang up the DeWalt DCL074 All-Purpose Light?
02:28 Can the DeWalt DCL074 All-Purpose Light fit between floor joist and wall studs?
03:13 What batteries can you use in the DeWalt DCL074 All-Purpose Light?
04:27 Overall recommendation of the DeWalt DCL074 All Purpose Light.
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How to Reshim Foundation Pier: Fixing Settling Issues & Cracks | Step-by-Step Guide
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Experiencing drywall cracks or doors that won't close properly? It might be due to incorrectly shimmed foundation piers. In this informative video, we tackle the process of reshimming a foundation pier that was initially shimmed incorrectly, leading to settling problems. Watch as we guide you step by step through the precise procedure of using a 15-ton jack to lift the weight off the foundation...
7 Must Have Features For Your Home!!!
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Here are a few ideas that could make your home a little bit better. If you have a feature in your home that you think every home should have than tell us in the comment section! We are always on the lookout for new ideas that are simple to do but have a big impact on the enjoyability (is that even a word?) of a home. 00:00 Intro 00:13 #1 Raised Dryer Vent 00:42 #2 Soundproof Laundry Room 01:10 ...
How to Replace a Floor Joist
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Replacing a floor joist can be an overwhelming task to take on. However, we will break it down into a few simples steps and show you the tools you need to replace a floor joist. Our example shows how to replace a floor joist that is still under a subfloor and under a load bearing wall. 00:00 Intro 00:30 How to remove floor joist under subfloor 02:14 Grinding away nails that are in the way 02:51...
Complete Deck Build and Home Addition in 10 Minute Time Lapse!
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This is a compilation of three months of work compressed into a 10 minute time lapse. Go back and watch our 69 episode series on the complete build of this home addition with integrated roof top deck. If you have any questions about the build then go ahead and leave them down in the comment section! Thanks again to the awesome home owners who gave us this opportunity! 00:00 Before Photos 00:15 ...
Project Chief : DONE! Full Walkthrough
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We are finished! Today we take the time to walk through the entire project and point out some interesting features of this build. Thank you all for watching and please enjoy! JLC "The Journal of Light Construction" Online www.jlconline.com/ Here is the link to the specific JLC article on deck roofs www.jlconline.com/how-to/exteriors/decks-over-roofs_o 00:00 Intro 01:28 Recessed LED Light Strips...
Day 67 : Project Chief
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Today we paint! We also find a new flooring company to install carpet. If you are interested in flooring for your home we recommend Floors Plus if Nixa. They are a great family owned company with competitive prices and in-house installation crews. www.floorsplusnixa.com/
Day 66 : Project Chief
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It feels like it has been forever but we are now to texturing! Just a few coats of paint and trim from being done!
Day 65 : Project Chief
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Yeah... this one is okay to skip... it is just more mudding... and man we do not love mudding.
Day 64 : Project Chief
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Installing our sweet recessed LED strip light channels. There will be a unique touch for this space.
Day 62 : Project Chief
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Look at that... more mud on top of sanded mud. Finishing drywall isn't the most exciting process but important to do well!
Day 61 : Project Chief
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Second coat of mud going on the majority of places. Then adding gutter guards and a few trim pieces.
how would you solve for a 1.75 inch height difference?
The same way with stacking trim and cutting a slope on one side.
Great! Thanks. Our house (built 1974) has cement tile siding as the shims. I have almost an inch of slope from exterior wall to center of floor on second story (discovered when I redid 2nd story bathroom). I won't get to level without cracks in that brand new bathroom, but can I at least mitigate further compression with this method? Maybe risk an 1/8" rise?
You can mitigate further compression with this method. You could possibly get a little extra lift to help level the home as well. You would have to do the jacking very very slowly over the course of a day to make sure no major drywall cracking occurs. However, when lifting a home up there is always some risk of cracking interior finishings.
What type and brand paint do you use on the PVC pipe? Going to try to do a similar project and my wife hates the gray color of the conduit!
In the spray paint section of your local Lowe's or Home Depot there will be a selection of spray paint that can be used on plastic outdoor furniture. That is the type you are going to want to use.
Men of culture we meet again!!
Great video! Thank You.
Thank you for watching!
The ol z bend
Yep! It is a z bend with a side twist to wrap around a post.
2024 just watched. great tips and awesome colors
Thank you so much!!!
Only thing to make sure about is that there are no gas pipes under the house where you’re throwing those things. It’s funny how the wife treats them like they’re grenades with a short fuse. 😆
You are doing a great job,I really love the job if I can join your team
Thank you!! Hopefully we can keep growing our company and expanding our team but we are all full for 2024.
Can you please tell me about the wall sheets? Is the waterproofing already on it? What about cost effectiveness?
Google up 'Zip Sheathing' there is tons of information on the product and pricing info. It is a sheathing, air, and water barrier all in one.
What is that red jack pole called that lifted up the roof?
They are called jack posts
Crazy thing is. I’m watching this on July 2nd but 3 years later
Me too 😂
Happy 4th of July - did it work?!?🤯
Masks? Lmao
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Please stop calling Rustoleum epoxy. It's not even close.
What would you call it then? It is a two part chemical mix that is activated when combined and forms a chemical resistant coating... is that not an epoxy?
Do you turn the gas off?
We did not, if you follow the instruction on the number of cans to use for the size of your home then you shouldn't have any issues.
How get wax out of carpet
Just watch the video and find out! Ask any questions you may have!
I liked the beige better. The blue is too bright. A deeper grey blue would’ve looked better
Thanks for your opinion!
wow hes HOT
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Wow! It worked. Finished under 5 mins thank you
Always stoked to hear that our video helped someone!!
Great team
Thanks!!
I wonder if freezing the wax would work. I’m thinking the cans of air that you use to clean your computer, keyboard, etc. 🤔
Freezing will only work on very small wax stains, if it is larger than the heat works better.
Did it end up working? Were they all gone
It did work well! We were bug free for about 6ish months
what a horrible v ideo. no audio nor explanation.
Thanks!!! It was one of our very early videos where we were still trying to figure things out. Check out our new videos and let us know what you think!!
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she has a nice rump lol
That guy has a nice rump too!! Don't leave him out!
How long did you have to wait for the floor to dry completely before applying the epoxy ??
We wait at least 24 hours if you out fans on it and it is in the summer. If it is in the winter or damp out we out fans on it and let it dry for 2-4 days.
Did it work?
Yep!!!
How much does it cost?
Not sure now check out the link in the discription.
How much does it cost?
Not sure now, check out the link in the description.
Very helpful video, thanks for putting this out there.
You are welcome and thanks for the kind words!
Such a good video that helped me a lot! So many other videos just divided by ceiling height and just put them in a grid without intention. Putting it over work areas makes so much more sense and imo looks better too. Intentional 💪
Thanks so much for the kind words!!!
Can i turn the aircon on so it circulates the spray around the house?
You should have the bug bombs placed in the large rooms and in the hallway (with the doors open). This will allow the vapor to go everywhere. Using the HVAC to circulate the fogger is overkill.
DUDE... thanks for taking the time to post the video...I'm super dizzy watching it.., would have been nice to have some commentary then only FF for certain segments.... it's all in the editing.
Thanks! This was one of our very early videos, I think we have gotten better since then haha!
Thanks for the tip to turn off the steam setting and for clarity on how long this took. I have a showing. Today
You are welcome!!
You guys are so cute 🥺 getting ready to paint my 1940s house with my husband as well 📍PA
I thought an electricians hammer was a pair of side cutting pliers ( Kleins ).
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I love short clear videos like this. Thanks for keeping it concise!
Thanks!! It has take a few years of practice to get our videos concise. Glad you appreciate it!
Great video guys! I actually am in the process of re-shimming the supports in my basement. I was going to just cut my own shims, I didn't think about them compressing over time.
Good luck! Feel free to message if you have any questions. Be sure to use hard materials for your shims!
I have the exact same issue with my home. Should the joists be lifted up to the original level position? How do you get everything level again with the new shims?
Better to have it then not when doing certain jobs save you time and the headache
did u remove food from refrigerator clothes and furniture like couch/ beds
Nope, you can use these without emptying your home.
Reason #2 to sound proof your laundry room is spot on.
Do you have the CENTER of the light 25 inches off the wall, at the edge of counters? Or is the furthest point of the recessed light 25 inches off? E.g. for the latter condition, a 4-inch light would be 21-25 inches off the wall, centered at 23.
You are wanting the center of the light to be at the edge of the counter. So your example of a 23" counter is correct to have the edge of the light at 21" off the wall if it is a 4" light.
You two are hilarious 😂😂😂
Thanks!!
Man I have a project that I took on without any thought. I appreciate the video helped a lot!
Thanks!
I love how they trauma bond
What if you new joist was taller than the existing one
If the new joist is taller than you will need to run it through a table saw to cut it to the correct height before installing it.
Or use a hand saw. Mark how far in you need to cut off and use a square to trace a straight light along the edge and just go careful and slowly
I’m about to give it a go with this product. Thanks for the tips
Good luck! Let us know how it goes!
do you recommend 4" or 6" lights for the kitchen
We use 6" lights because they have a slightly better light volume per can. However, using 4" cans can be less intrusive look but may require a few more.
Nice work! I have a nasty floor in one of my rentals I'm tackling this month!