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I've got a few exposed ducts like this in my finished basement, and there is a mixture of drop ceiling and hard lid. The previous owners tacked drop ceiling tracks right to the sheet metal with the intention of covering up the duct work partly, but I haven't been keen on finishing it that way since it looks dumb and the ceiling is already low. Maybe I'll just paint everything white and do some drywall here and there to help conceal some areas (there are various headers and sections and rooms, so nothing is straight forward. Nice job on this, I'll be borrowing your idea!

Just finished tiling our master bathroom shower with 12x24 large format. Installed two schluter corner shelfs, on opposite corners - they look great and are very functional.

Wrong. The 3 layered walls are doing the work. 1 layer drywall , 1 layer wood, and one layer foam. The extra layer makes a huge difference.

Wow that’s a great looking makeover! Looks fantastic

Should have started with cut tile 2 " or so sliver on top by ceiling looks bad

Like a machine gun rapid fired drilled holes. LOL!!

the mosquito comment almost had me spray coffee on my monitor.. caught me off-guard 😆

Right speaking, what was the cost for this repair (minus your planning time and labor)?

Dude, your slow, well thought out narrative is invaluable!!

This so much better work than my house was built. Makes me want to redo my baseboards

Any concerns with asbestos when ripping up the old linoleum?

Did the plywood warp over time?

Minimum tile size for ditra is 2x2, not supposed to lay mosaic. And if you do the skim coat to make up for that it has to set before you trowel. Anyways. Looks good

Do these doors drip water on the floor when you swing them open?

Did you use a score and snap tile cutter? Also, I'd love to see a follow up about any issues you may have had over time.

Wow usually I don't watch long videos but I watched the entire thing and learned a new skill good explaining

Where did u get this home depot is out of stock and u cant buy this online from sika

Taping doesn’t work bro 😂 it lifts the edge of the silicone caulk when you pull it up 😂😂

Big leg pocket handy for gloves 👍

You have to do back wall fisrt

Your corners look like shit

Nice descriptive review, I've been wearing a Detroit for the last eight years and it's holding up well, just frayed cuffs but its faded beautifully. I'm swithering about getting the sherpa lined to do for those slightly colder days that are coming.

Amazing job thanks for the technique

Please wipe that

No spacers?

How's about a tape measure lmao

Lol 😂... 🧲 Magnet 🧲 find the screw ! Or knock .

I don't see the problem. It's a means to an end. The wall is still structurally sound. Yes there are plenty of other ways to find the stud but the result is the same in the end. ❤

Or yknow, knock on the wall and listen for a change in pitch🤷‍♂️

Most people use a trim nailer this is just stupid

Se pega con pegamento sika

Thanks for the in depth directions…. Now I more confidence to try my own👍

Well done! Note: that Sika kit comes with PU foam, not epoxy. Different regions get different kits for whatever reason. I'm not sure there is a conclusive answer for which technology is best (foam or epoxy). The foam is the only option if the crack is wet; the epoxy is the only option if you want more strength in the wall. You can buy the epoxy tubes yourself if you don't want to use the PU kit. Keep up the good work!

You guys definitely didn't think about the pros. I hated it

My ex girlfriend wants me to install one. How should be charged for a job like this.

How do you know which hinge is the culprit?

So many mistakes you made here….my god

Why did they stop using leather/synthetic leather carhartt labels!?

Why’s that hinge a 6miles out from the door 😂

Love how you’re nipping individual pieces instead of running the whole sheet under a wet saw. Much easier to nip off any edge pieces and even if they’re not perfect snapped the wall tile will cover any imperfections.

Give that smoke to Doni we be going at it too 😭😭😭

Really appreciate your video, as I'm about to do my own roof (off grid). Apparently a special caulking is required in my area around windows, doors, and change-in-plane. Thanks again

I may have missed it but was there a plan for insulating the roof above the vapour barrier weather on top of the ceiling or pressed right into the roof

Omgosh thank u!!! What I needed to know!

TEMPERATURE IS MOST IMPORTANT ~ any temps over 75 degrees is going to reduce the application time to drying haze will be approximately 15 minutes ~ Mix small amounts pretty loose and work small areas like 2' x' 3' ~ I also suggest using "distilled water" so the manufacture cannot say that '''''''''there may be chemicals in your water making it dry extremely fast'''' Work Fast in high temp situations and clean tools immediately WITH EACH MIX ~ [within 15 minutes] are they will be toast!! The F/A brand does make great smooth seams when done properly.....

If your first board has a gap of 0, 5 cm and second board around corner has a gap of 0,3 cm do you start marking with the first board and go through to the second board? Or do you mark it one by one?

Problem is that neither company stands by their Your body extended warranty once that runs out You paying through your nose to have it fixed they make it to where you might as well buy a new tool They all suck

our whole family has bought and worn new and used blunnies for years and it does take a long time to wear through them! Lava rock in Hawaii was about the only thing that chewed them right through in less then 3 months.

I going to use this when cutting vinyl plank stair risers. Old stairs always sag in the middle.

My experience with Blundstones as someone who has used them in Ontario for a winter boot/commuting boot, ( approximately 5-10km a day year round) has been they are tough, comfortable, sturdy, and span over all the seasons for foot protection. I put a sheepskin liner in the bottom for winter and have never suffered for cold feet, which is a big deal since I easily get cold. My job also used to mean I was pushing and pulling heavy weight through the snow, ice, sleet and rain, and these kept me and my cargo firmly upright. My last pair lasted about 2-3 years with daily heavy use from November to March as well.