Stop Installing String Lights Wrong | Install Like A Professional

Welcome to our channel! In this exciting video, we’ll guide you through the process of installing café string lights with sturdy steel supports and steel cables. Transform your outdoor space into a captivating oasis with these professional-grade materials. We’ll show you step-by-step how to secure the steel supports and run the steel cables with gripples to create a safe and stylish foundation for your café string lights. Whether you’re looking to enhance your backyard, patio, or garden, this installation method ensures durability and a sleek aesthetic. Join us as we demonstrate the expert techniques and offer useful tips to make your installation seamless and hassle-free. Get ready to illuminate your space with our innovative steel support and cable installation tutorial! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends who are eager to create a stunning lighting display
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Lauren and I bought an abandoned farm in 2020. We're working on cleaning up and clearing out the land to turn it back into a vibrant working homestead/farm in order to produce healthy foods as well as have a little fun along the way!
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Here is the list of equipment we use on our farm:
Tractor: Kioti DK6010SEHST with KL5521 Loader
Box Blade: Ideal BB6SDID
Pallet Forks: HLA Attachments HD4248
Grapple: Titan Implements Grapple Rake
Mower: Gravely ZT HD 60" with FR730V Kawasaki engine
Subsoiler: Countyline
Backhoe: Kioti KB2485
Drag Harrow: Loyal ATV 4'x4'
Chainsaw: Stihl MS462
Log Splitter: Champion 27 Ton Log Splitter
DIY Leaf Collection System
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[@Curtis1824]

Thanks for watching and following along on our journey!! Be sure to subscribe for future updates and projects on the farm with this link bit.ly/2YWNN7T

[@joebolzenius2214]

At 9:30, that's a turnbuckle - great video - really helped me with my design for a client!

[@keithrayeski3147]

Outstanding job as expected!! I’d say you’re ready for hurricane season!!😳🤣

[@Curtis1824]

Thanks! I'm ready for sure!

[@FranklinPattison]

Why do one pole in the concrete and then another pole over the top of it?

[@newhampshire-bob1604]

Nicely done! Party!

[@Curtis1824]

Thanks! Party ready for sure!

[@edwardmarquis4411]

Dragonflies will love this. You should have no mosquito problems.

[@juliemcdonald1211]

What is the length span from point A to B? Was your pole 10 ft above ground? Looking to do something similar above my pickleball court just trying to figure out how tall I need my poles. We are looking at a 30 ft span pole to pole. Thx for the video

[@SIRSIG]

you called this professional install?