Not even 4 minutes in and I’m so stinkin happy with the detail! I work for an electric company, and am so glad you brought up 811! It’s so important that no matter how small/ big your project is, anytime you are digging you need to have your utilities marked. You may not have underground electric service (which if hit while digging can be extremely dangerous) but there could be gas lines and so many others. Thank you for bringing this up! Now back to the video lol
Using the speed square as a physical guide when cutting the post with the circular saw is a GREAT tip that I never thought of (and I have experienced the imperfect cut on top). THANKS!!
First of all I want to say - HOORAY MONICA'S BACK! Secondly this was terrific! Such a thorough explanation of everything. Directions, tools, supplies, dos and don'ts that everyone can follow easily! I find these videos so helpful. Please give us more!
Thank you thank you thank you! I love your videos and how clear you explain things and make it completely doable for those of us that have no clue of where to even start. As a newly single mom, I am just now getting comfortable with tools and still trying to figure out how to use them to get all the stuff done on my house that i need to! This video helped me in more ways than you can possibly imagine!
Miss you so much, Monica! Lowe's, produce more Weekenders! This was great. Now mama wants a speed square, circular saw, an impact driver, saw horses, and lumber. Are you hearing this, Lowe's?!
We did the same privacy screen project on our zero-lot property. We had to custom build it and used the mobile WoodMaster app to handle the spacing and measurements. Much more private now sitting on the porch with a cup of coffee :)
You’re so helpful cause you explain everything... so help me with this.. I live in a Third World Country, most of the houses are made of concrete.. what kind of DRILL is best to use when putting up “whatever on the walls” the type of nails and using the plastic inserts is the normal here. Also if I only had one type of small versatile SAW to buy what would that be please. So hopefully if I can’t buy it here I can send for it from the states. Thanks so much
QUESTION: Why did you leave 4" when doing the concrete? I went back to the DIY Basics setting a post video & it looks like they went pretty close to the top. There's no explanation of why one should keep the concrete below soil level. I look forward to more videos!
Concrete around the post right at ground level would hold more water against the post. By leaving a few inches of soil at the top, it gives the water a chance to drain away, prolonging the life of the post.
@@jasoncmccoy - That makes sense. I've always brought the concrete above soil level then tapered it away from the post. That usually adds at least another bag of concrete! My next posts, I'll set this way and since I set my posts 4ft into the ground, it'll be a little bit cheaper! Thank you again for these excellent vlogs!
honestly you should never concrete post in they will rot faster no matter how you do it just dig a hole add a little rock at bottom and fill back in with dirt your post will last at least twice as long
@Mr. Meeseeks Oh yes it is & funny thing is that you as my neighbor don't have the slightest nerve to tell me to my face to take them down or call law enforcement on me being I know what to do to trouble makers when they start trouble....lol...
Why do you need to wait 2-3 months for the pressure treated wood to dry out prior to staining? Isn't it already dried out when you buy it? I read all the comments and I seem to be the only one that does not know. lol.
Brandy Wright The best bet would probably be to drill a hole into the concrete and attach a wood to concrete anchor. Similar to what would be used when building a deck. www.lowes.com/pd/USP-4-in-x-4-in-Triple-Zinc-Wood-to-Concrete-Cast-in-Place-Base/3365876
why not just putting the posts in place, cement it and then just cut them level instead of risking and fiddling with dirt after you cut them? doesn't matter if the holes are the same depth or not as long as the above ground top cuts are level with each other.
I like the concept, but think the bottom slat should've ended a couple of inches higher. Looks like the backwash line could get kinked, where that slat currently sits.
Not even 4 minutes in and I’m so stinkin happy with the detail! I work for an electric company, and am so glad you brought up 811! It’s so important that no matter how small/ big your project is, anytime you are digging you need to have your utilities marked. You may not have underground electric service (which if hit while digging can be extremely dangerous) but there could be gas lines and so many others. Thank you for bringing this up! Now back to the video lol
Thank You Monica!!! Can't wait for your THE WEEKENDER to come back :-) Have a nice weekend!!
Monica!!! The Weekender please! Please! I’ve missed it, you, your ideas, projects, silent co-builders, everything!
Using the speed square as a physical guide when cutting the post with the circular saw is a GREAT tip that I never thought of (and I have experienced the imperfect cut on top). THANKS!!
First of all I want to say - HOORAY MONICA'S BACK! Secondly this was terrific! Such a thorough explanation of everything. Directions, tools, supplies, dos and don'ts that everyone can follow easily! I find these videos so helpful. Please give us more!
Thank you thank you thank you! I love your videos and how clear you explain things and make it completely doable for those of us that have no clue of where to even start. As a newly single mom, I am just now getting comfortable with tools and still trying to figure out how to use them to get all the stuff done on my house that i need to! This video helped me in more ways than you can possibly imagine!
Thank you so much for this video. Super helpful and well-presented. Your time and effort is most appreciated!
Really miss Monica and the Weekender... more soon, I hope. This is a great project. Thanks for showing us how it's done.
Monica!!!! I’m watching everything for the second time! I need more videos from you!!! I’m addicted!
we are missing you monica girl.. do more epi of the weekender x
We need more episodes of the Weekender
I agree! We need new episodes of the Weekender.
Looks good and doable! Thanks to all.
Great that you are again doing these segments! Yay!
This is a really quick and well made how to, thanks Lowes and Monica!
Thank you for that speed square trick! Never thought of that!
yes Monica! Bring on the Weekender!!!
When is weekender returning????????
People's wanna weekender back !!! ✌️✌️
New season of the weekender???? We are waiting!!!
Miss you so much, Monica! Lowe's, produce more Weekenders! This was great. Now mama wants a speed square, circular saw, an impact driver, saw horses, and lumber. Are you hearing this, Lowe's?!
Thank u for posting we have missed u can't wait for more!!!
Great info. Learned a lot. And I LOVE the style of your fence and privacy screen.
Good teamwork.
Bring back the weekender please and thank you!
We did the same privacy screen project on our zero-lot property. We had to custom build it and used the mobile WoodMaster app to handle the spacing and measurements. Much more private now sitting on the porch with a cup of coffee :)
I miss you Monica ❤
YASSSS huntyl! More outdoor episodes!!
Very good job guys wow !
Monica is so pretty and so talented
Monica you look fabulous. Need you back on the Weekender!!
Good to see you!
Wow...what an awesome video. Just what I needed. Thank you.
Explained very well. Good stuff 👍🏾👍🏾
You’re so helpful cause you explain everything... so help me with this.. I live in a Third World Country, most of the houses are made of concrete.. what kind of DRILL is best to use when putting up “whatever on the walls” the type of nails and using the plastic inserts is the normal here. Also if I only had one type of small versatile SAW to buy what would that be please. So hopefully if I can’t buy it here I can send for it from the states. Thanks so much
❤your enthusiasm for all the projects you do.
Monica! We miss you!! What’s the release date for Weekender’s next season??
Love you monica.you are the best
These explenations are so detailed. I love this channel
I love you Monica!
more weekenderrr pleeeaassseee
Do i need to let the pressure treated wood dry first? I now that can take a long time
Really awesome video, thanks.
Monica!!!!!!!!!!!!! We need more Weekender episodes!!! Please?!?!
More weekender series!!!! Please
I like that a woman actually does the projects.
Emily V you realize she just pretty much hammered two nails in for the entire project right?..so take your gender bs somewhere else.
this was fantastic!!!
Thanks ❤️
QUESTION: Why did you leave 4" when doing the concrete? I went back to the DIY Basics setting a post video & it looks like they went pretty close to the top. There's no explanation of why one should keep the concrete below soil level. I look forward to more videos!
Concrete around the post right at ground level would hold more water against the post. By leaving a few inches of soil at the top, it gives the water a chance to drain away, prolonging the life of the post.
@@jasoncmccoy - That makes sense. I've always brought the concrete above soil level then tapered it away from the post. That usually adds at least another bag of concrete! My next posts, I'll set this way and since I set my posts 4ft into the ground, it'll be a little bit cheaper! Thank you again for these excellent vlogs!
honestly you should never concrete post in they will rot faster no matter how you do it just dig a hole add a little rock at bottom and fill back in with dirt your post will last at least twice as long
@@hotrodpaully1This is the best comment. This is how the utility company install telephone poles.
I just bought bunch of tarps 4x5 at 99cent store used wire ties & put them up against my chain link fence instant privacy from nosey nieghbors..
@Mr. Meeseeks Oh yes it is & funny thing is that you as my neighbor don't have the slightest nerve to tell me to my face to take them down or call law enforcement on me being I know what to do to trouble makers when they start trouble....lol...
Another great tutorial by Monica but please Lowe’s, we need her and the weekender back!
Silly question: Is there some significance for the 3 stripe tattoo??
Awesome!
Very informative.
Super 👌👌very good 🏠🏠
We need more Weekenders with MONICA!!! Thanks!
Why do you need to wait 2-3 months for the pressure treated wood to dry out prior to staining? Isn't it already dried out when you buy it? I read all the comments and I seem to be the only one that does not know. lol.
Please bring back the weekender
Love your tutorials!! You’re so talented! I’m glad I found you!, u pretty too!,
More episodes of The Weekender please
Can you tell us the meaning and story behind the tat at 5:45??
MONICA AAAYYYY THANK YOU
Great Video !, What Size Transformer You Use ?
What about a free-standing screen for patio??
Looking good👍👍 and You😍
Not to be dense but all the pressure treated lumber available does not look like that 4x4 or 1x6. Am I missing something ?
Why screws on the bottom near the plumbing, and nails everywhere else? Why not screws everywhere?
If you were putting this on a concrete patio, would you use epoxy to secure the bottom?
Brandy Wright The best bet would probably be to drill a hole into the concrete and attach a wood to concrete anchor. Similar to what would be used when building a deck.
www.lowes.com/pd/USP-4-in-x-4-in-Triple-Zinc-Wood-to-Concrete-Cast-in-Place-Base/3365876
Isn't the reason you predrill screw holes is so you do not split the wood?
I would love to see Monica again in the Weekender..new Season please..😊
why not just putting the posts in place, cement it and then just cut them level instead of risking and fiddling with dirt after you cut them? doesn't matter if the holes are the same depth or not as long as the above ground top cuts are level with each other.
I was wonder same thing
I love Cottage Shed
please bring back the weekender!!
how did this add privacy? this just covered up an unsightly piece of equipment/
I love this girl
What about a bathroom window that's about 12 feet off the ground
where is Monica located? anybody knows? anywhere near Birmingham, Alabama?
How did they fasten it at bottom,or sides ?
What was the cost to build this?
So is the weekender canceled or not?
When is the weekender coming back?
How’s the wood going to dry out in the weather?
What is the intro song nice beat
What if you're not allowed to dig? How about a free-standing Privacy Screen?
the posts will rot fairly quick due to the exposure to all that moisture from the quikcrete. no?
yeah, they need to put some sealant on the post where the post comes in contact with the ground. that is where 90% of the rot occurs.
The screws will corrode , use coated ones the same as the wood
They were stainless steel, no need for coated
Lowes Do you have new videos?
you only cut a few inches off of the post why didn't you just dig the hole that bit deeper?
I like the concept, but think the bottom slat should've ended a couple of inches higher. Looks like the backwash line could get kinked, where that slat currently sits.
This has been my #socialdistancing go to!
These ones?
Paint it white with masonry paint to match House colour
Monica!!!!! Amazing see you. So here is the never ending question.... weekender... when is it coming back? 😅
New weekender season please!
When does the next season of The Weekender start?
I was thinking of doing this for the deck I'm about to build! Thanks!
Why wouldn’t you just put the post in the hole and mark a level line on it ?
Could make a L shape wall with hinges to access the pipes completely!!!!😊
You also want to make sure you leave enough elbow room to service the equipment you are trying to hide.
next weekender season when?
Monica's dad must be a proud father.
What happened to "the weekender"?why aren't there any new posts?I miss Monica's diys