The amazing people at DeWalt Canada sent me a bunch of new Flexvolt tools to test and this was a good project to do just that! Thanks for taking the time! More details in the description!
thxs for the ideas...I have been trying to figure out a new horizontal deck railing design & I think yours would look pretty coolio. I almost thought about 1x4/1x6 weave but there wouldn't be any wind coming thru the deck, so I might mix it up with your design. CHEERS!
Really nice looking privacy wall. I like the design. Much better than the lattice that was there previously. (I just wrote some subtitles for this video and submitted them. TH-cam asked if I wanted to do that, so I did.)
Nice work! I'm going to build a similar screen for a friend in Beaumont. Small world :). Except hers is 20' long. I usually install posts through the inside of the outside joist and fascia board for screens but the method you used would certainly save a bunch of time. I just wonder if it would still be strong over the course of 20'. Hmmmm
Hi! The link to the stain is no longer working and it's hard to see in the video. Would you mind sharing the exact name of the stain? Thanks so much!!! Looks great!!
loved it, the duck and dog where funny. love your style. I'll be by with the beer. what product did you use on the fence boards to, I assume, weather protect them? love the battery powered Dewalt circular saw, I'm in the market for one too.
Nice DeWalt recharger station :-) I can't believe all this work was done with 1.5 battery. However, I am more into network drillers and other machines, maybe not so handy but always ready to go. I like your dog, so funny :-)
@@dpmakestuff This may surprise you, but not everyone owns a circular saw, a powerful enough drill with the right drill bits, speed square, wood clamps, chisel etc. Feel free to mail me your old circular saw now that you've got a brand new one! :) I'll then see if I can get those long posts in my jetta and try your project out.
Thanks for the video Dustin, but if you can see through the fence is not a privacy screen, maybe some sort of angled wood ribbons make that job well. 6:12 we didn't even notice, Lol. Thanks Dewalt for the support.
I mean privacy too, don't misunderstand me. This: bit .ly/2uewDOF (join the shortcut) is an example of what i am talking about, just another point of view. The plants not only bring privacy, also give you fresh air and they are beatiful. Greetings Dustin.
+Dariush Milani I have the option to cap these in the future but for now I'm just going to paint them every year. I like the looks of it as is so it's worth a small amount of effort to maintain. Thanks!
It's called Duradek and it's basically heavy duty outdoor linoleum. I don't hate it, but I don't love it. It's really expensive stuff and it was done just before we bought the house so there is no point in replacing it just yet.
Thanks, it looks ok, I think the decking would last a lot longer than it would exposed, but how is it applied? If the glued the whole thing, that will be a nightmare to remove.
I noticed your tag for helping subtitle the video - do you mean from Canadian to English? JK. Great quick home improvement video. Love your video style DP.
The amazing people at DeWalt Canada sent me a bunch of new Flexvolt tools to test and this was a good project to do just that! Thanks for taking the time! More details in the description!
I like how organized you are, getting all your wood ready ahead of assembly time. It turned out great!
I watched the video for a screen pattern. I like the way you processed your wood as well as the pattern. Thanks
thxs for the ideas...I have been trying to figure out a new horizontal deck railing design & I think yours would look pretty coolio. I almost thought about 1x4/1x6 weave but there wouldn't be any wind coming thru the deck, so I might mix it up with your design. CHEERS!
I love that the spray cans in the shop (3:17) are sorted nicely by colour. Makes me appriciate this channel even more! ^^
haha! Thanks! It's my Rustoleum rainbow.
I was totally shocked at 2:56 when you spoke. Never seen you speak before. Right it was funny. Anywho, you're remarkably talented.
Thanks very much Tony!
hey Wilson that was a lot of cuttin and screwn you did there with 1.5 batts..that was also a good test and review with an awesome project.
+Joe basement woodworking thanks very much Joe!
Dustin Penner ALWAYS BRO!!
What type of wood is the slats and is it treated? Were the treated post wet when u painted them?
All the wood in Lowes and HD is wet, ugh.
This guy's extremely awesome carpenter. He knows his stuff/wood.
Two things to say...1. I wish we all could work that fast and 2. I'm so envious of your workshop 😉😊👍🏼
Thanks!
Really nice looking privacy wall. I like the design. Much better than the lattice that was there previously. (I just wrote some subtitles for this video and submitted them. TH-cam asked if I wanted to do that, so I did.)
Thank you very much for doing that! I appreciate it!
Nice work! I'm going to build a similar screen for a friend in Beaumont. Small world :). Except hers is 20' long. I usually install posts through the inside of the outside joist and fascia board for screens but the method you used would certainly save a bunch of time. I just wonder if it would still be strong over the course of 20'. Hmmmm
Hi! The link to the stain is no longer working and it's hard to see in the video. Would you mind sharing the exact name of the stain? Thanks so much!!! Looks great!!
Oh good. A second chair for me so we can hang out.
It's yours!
I loved the project. Now, time to get a griil company to sponsor a rib feast!
haha! Thanks!
Listen bro ... I love your style and it really does not matter what you do !! You're the king in bringing it !!! Sorry for my English...
Thanks! I appreciate the kind words!
loved it, the duck and dog where funny. love your style. I'll be by with the beer. what product did you use on the fence boards to, I assume, weather protect them? love the battery powered Dewalt circular saw, I'm in the market for one too.
+Eric Mayo the circular saw has become one of my favourite tools! The wood finish is a Sikkens product and I have links in the description. Thanks!
Oeh nice design Dustin! Those thin horizontal pieces look cool!
Thanks very much!
Excellent choice for your powered hand tools
Any tool is an excellent choice, if it's free -
+Glenn Worton not true. I've turned down lots of free tools. DeWalt is a brand I trust and these don't disappoint.
+steve cobham thanks!
imo looks way more better then before! GJ and glad that these guys sponsored you, keep it going! :)
Thanks very much!
Notching the 4x4 looks like a pain in the ass. Could you just use a 2x4 and a 2x2?
Nice DeWalt recharger station :-) I can't believe all this work was done with 1.5 battery. However, I am more into network drillers and other machines, maybe not so handy but always ready to go. I like your dog, so funny :-)
+NiceTubeAccount thanks!
Nice work, I picked up a couple of tips. I like the privacy fence in the back ground, do you have any video on it?
Love the blue and natural slats
Definitely not an easy project without all those tools. I wish I did though! Nice job!
J9 Gonzo circular saw and a drill? Pretty basic tool list.
@@dpmakestuff This may surprise you, but not everyone owns a circular saw, a powerful enough drill with the right drill bits, speed square, wood clamps, chisel etc. Feel free to mail me your old circular saw now that you've got a brand new one! :) I'll then see if I can get those long posts in my jetta and try your project out.
that dog is the best lol , great video
+Randy Crim my faithful old companion! Thanks!
Looks great nice design
Thanks a lot
What was that white thingy you were using to drill with, some sort of homemade drill guide?
Yeah I make a drill guide out of scrap plywood so I don't need to measure every time.
what are the sizes for the slats running horizontal and the spaces between them? thanks
4" & 1.5" with 1.25" spacing.
What size boards did you use for the differing slats?
What are the thicknesses of the slats? Looks like you have two different thickness and are alternating?
Thanks for the video Dustin, but if you can see through the fence is not a privacy screen, maybe some sort of angled wood ribbons make that job well. 6:12 we didn't even notice, Lol. Thanks Dewalt for the support.
Thanks for watching! I wanted privacy, not seclusion! There are several climbing plants that are already making their way to the top!
I mean privacy too, don't misunderstand me. This: bit .ly/2uewDOF (join the shortcut) is an example of what i am talking about, just another point of view. The plants not only bring privacy, also give you fresh air and they are beatiful. Greetings Dustin.
hahaha, I love every minute of it! DeWalt tools AND a funny video, what more can you ask for?! 😊
Thanks very much!
nice project but what was wrong with the older screening that you replaced?
There were rotting really bad at the top and very flimsy.
Wilson got the like 😂 Awesome job on this.
hello Dustin, look like home in your area mostly used wood for wall? is concrete wall not popular in there?
Yeah concrete is very expensive here.
in Indonesia, wood is very expensive, and concrete is cheaper :)
Wilson height...I guess that makes you Tim the Toolman.
Great video too. I always enjoy your work.
+21mph12 thanks very much!
Great work! :-) Impressive job from both yourself and DeWalt.
+Matt Jones Thanks Matt!
Good info and nice build.
Thanks Dan!
Love the finger snap magic! That's my favorite super power as well. 🤣
Thanks very much!
Thank you so much!! Just what I need 👌👌👌
Great place to stay!
+Аleksey Bek I've been enjoying it all day today!
You know it's about to get serious when your music kicks in.
It's a nice transition to end the video! Thanks very much!
congrats on the sponsor deal bro
+Kamal Chahlaoui thanks!
Очередное, долгожданное хорошее видео! Хорошая режиссура. 👍
How long did it take to complete this project ? I am very inspired to try this...
A hidden beer compartment would go pretty nice with that
+Nick Loudaros the meat drawer in my fridge is my secret compartment for beer!
It's even more amusing when the video is sped up 2.0
Do you have blueprint? Looks nice
Question... what brand/make & model of the countersink bit you use in this video?
It's from toolstoday.com
That looks amazing! Well done 👍🏻👌🏻
+LaBelle's Workshop thanks!
Beautiful results!
Thanks!
What is the size of the horizontal slats? did you cut 6" slat to get 4" and 2" or cut 8" slat to get 6" and 2".
Roberto Rayos trying to find that out myself 🤔
whats the music you use in the intro, its great! nice build!
Thanks very much! I don't know what that tune is called.
Congrats on the tools. Been waiting since forever for a new video! Great job. Did you make the sunflower thing hanging up on the back of your house?
Thanks very much! That came with the house!
This vid masking me want their FlexVolt! My birthday is coming up!!
haha!
Gonna have to paint those chairs blue now though. :)
I know! I hate painting!
Ditto
What is the deck material?
Nice video. Am new to this channel and am starting to like it
Thanks very much!
nice work... i probably would have been lazy and used two 2x4s attached together instead
What is the pre-drill and countersink you are using?
+John Stanley it's from ToolsToday.com. I can't remember anything else about it buts it's good!
great video, what happened to protecting the end(top) of the posts? End grain and rain don't mix.
+Dariush Milani I have the option to cap these in the future but for now I'm just going to paint them every year. I like the looks of it as is so it's worth a small amount of effort to maintain. Thanks!
Nice design! Did you paint the top of the posts after you cut them off?
yes! Thanks!
Looks amazing!!!!!! Another great project! You the man🙌
Thanks lady!
Nice job as always! Methodical, and a Wilson moment too!
Thanks very much!
Why the Wilson height?
Good job wish I can do it
Love your fence.. Thank you
Cool video! Nice Duradek;)
Nice fence. I’m sure you can sell them too.
Is that linoleum on your deck?
It's called Duradek and it's basically heavy duty outdoor linoleum. I don't hate it, but I don't love it. It's really expensive stuff and it was done just before we bought the house so there is no point in replacing it just yet.
Thanks, it looks ok, I think the decking would last a lot longer than it would exposed, but how is it applied? If the glued the whole thing, that will be a nightmare to remove.
+Utoobhero it's just glued on the edges.
This guy made it look ez not fair.......
I wish I could work that fast!
Great idea and vid!
Thanks very much!
Good work. Why blue?
The house has blue trim, the deck has blue trim, the garden shed in blue... it's kind of our theme out there. Thanks!
lol that drill must have weighed a ton with that 9ah on
My last drill was a 12v so yes, this was a bit of a change! It's not really that bad, but I wouldnt want to hold it over my head all day!
another good video buddy
Thank you!
Really cool
Great stuff.
Thanks very much!
I thought you had a table saw?????
Like a BAWSE!!!!
Nice job. what a mean looking watchdog....lol.
Pretty cool video, as usual! That is one nasty ass duck though.
Thanks very much!
No easy would’ve been to get two pallets and put the two pallets up.
No, that would have been hacky garbage. Just stop.
super !!!
you good gooooooood
Thanks!
“Easy”?? Noooooo that’s a lot of work. You have to have all those tools too.
I did the whole damn thing with a circular saw and a drill?!? It doesn’t get easier than this, sorry.
l love dewalt
Me too!
Great job… However, doesn’t seem like the normal Joe can follow along.
You kidding me? This is beyond your ability?!?
Nice
I noticed your tag for helping subtitle the video - do you mean from Canadian to English? JK. Great quick home improvement video. Love your video style DP.
Thanks very much! TH-cam must put that up!
Lol Wilson height
The dog dont look too impressed! why does the fence have gaps? I dont wanna see my neighbours peeping through the fence thanks
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Hello Dustin,
are you a professional carpenter or is this just a big hobbie of you.
greatings from germany ;--)
This is just a hobby for now!
it doesn't look easy to me and I know how to use power saws
Hope Loomis if this doesn’t look easy you don’t know diddly squat.
👍🏻😎
Why is the word EASY in the title? Far from it! This was impressive!
Because nothing in the history of woodworking has ever been easier. Might be time for a new hobby if this is hard for you.
Looks like 3 poles and 2 pallets. Shoddy
I enjoy your editing style
Thanks friend!