HOW TO | Install a corner post
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Older corner video showing how to snap lines
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Great video, thanks, man! Just getting into siding (at 70 years old) and appreciate the learning. Also, good to see the pros making small mistakes and fixing them. You make this real and not preachy and pedantic. You are a real human being and that makes it accessible to the beginner masses! 😊
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HELL YEA brother! thanks for the comment
Cut your corners and siding with snips. Malcos. Much cleaner than using a grinder. When you were using the reds to take off that flange of the corner post snip horizontal then score down and snap off clean and easy. Nice Vid.
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Use magic eraser, no chemicals,rags or spilling anything. Keep it damp put it in your pouch and it removes pretty much anything on siding and vinyl fences.
Always love your videos I follow u to stay up to date on my work your one of the only guys that does everything step by step the same as I learned your one of the best man
Should do video on how to hurcane nail a shingle so I can stop fighting with ppl on how its done
No problem bro I like to share the info I found
You can just measure where the siding goes into the J part of the corner. But on the inside to fine your exact measurements for notching the corner. Saves some time. And you could also put a carpenter square on the corner instead of chalking lines
Great video man!!! always enjoy watching your stuff for the great tips and tricks you always deliver, time is money and it's so much easier when you know a tip to how to do something easy instead of driving the struggle bus for 20 mins!!! Lol great work man another great video!!!
Absolutely. I wish I had videos to watch coming up so I'm doing my best to make it easy for other guys
Dude I love your vids - please keep 'em rolling
got another for you in 1 hour! i think i scheduled it for 615
I snap them on like 2 and half story chimneys and that’s it. But if you v do it that way it turns out great
God bless brother
Holy shit he is actually wearing a pouch! Great too see, I like vids for siding were trying too get into it, 1 question is why did you not put tie back on? And the joke is looks good from my house haha, I did a siding job last year and it turned out well but it required alot of educational vids
put tie back on?
You could have just put j-channel in that instead of cutting that corner no disrespect love you siding videos helped me out a lot while doing jobs keep putting them out
i think the notched corner looks better and is actually faster no?
@@NWIVeteranConstruction It can look good and then it can look bad if the house is out of square real bad I just like to use the j because it is faster for me
Add "ly" to the end of the word for dramatic effect.
I cut it square and run the j channel down the face of the pork chop in one pc. But I have seen guys notch it just seems a bit faster to do it with the J
i actually just responded to another comment saying the same. i think the notch is 100% the answer. and its super quick when i'm not explaining and wiping off boycubs pencil marks lol
@@NWIVeteranConstruction lol I hear ya
If you nail your corner tight and your wall isn’t square you will get circle looking ripples in your corner.
in the flange or the corner itself? for the corner, the worse thing i see is twisted or not square. we been putting em on tightish for 10 years without any problems
@@NWIVeteranConstruction the face of the corner will show the ripples. You’d see it after like a day after it being installed.
@@NWIVeteranConstruction a good guide line is you hang siding you don’t nail on siding.
Is tightish a word. Never the less you would would not want to mate dissimilar material tight. Tightish or a floating joint is optimal.
What blade are you using on the grinder?
Diamond I believe. It's metal and for cutting concrete. It last longer than those regular black grinder wheels. Less dangerous too
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nicely done
Wd40 or karnak orange less caustic to environment
The dewalt grinder has a brake on it