My husband reminded me this morning that we started building our house 2 years ago. We moved in a little over a year ago. Yes it took a good year to build before we could move in. We built it with our own hands, every board and nail. The only worker we hired was the electrician. I give thanks to this channel and a couple of others for the advice, skills, and techniques they share. After moving in, we added 2 porches, and a guest room. We have a wonderful PAID FOR house now that we will enjoy for the rest of our lives.
I'm a general contractor in Champaign, Illinois, USA and have been watching your videos for awhile now. I just wanted to say thank you for all the awesome lessons. I really like your teaching style. Til next time :)
This is the video I've looked everywhere for! I'm a single mom trying to enclose a garage by myself. Your video answered every question I have. I can't tell you how much I appreciate you taking the time to do such a great video. Thank you!
Shannon, I just wanted to tell you how much I appreciate these instructional videos. As a guy who didn't work in construction at any time in my life, your explanations are clear and very informative. Thank you for taking the time to share your extensive knowledge with us.
No fancy musing or intros or special effects here, just good old framing information and know how......... Great videos, big fan of all your creations. Thank you for all the education.
I'm a teacher and appreciate your teaching style. The best TH-cam videos on home improvement and construction. Logical. Precise. Understandable. Clear stepped by step instructions. My go to videos. Thanks and keep up the fine work.
Thank you so very much for taking your precious time to show us these videos .I may not respond to all but I have watched a couple at this point and your a teacher believe it or not .Thanks again.
Hey I am building a house in the spring, Nova Scotia, I am so happy to find your videos, Awesome. You are going to make me look good, ha. I will tell my friends your the man, thanks Shannon
I am listening in from Papua New Guinea. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills with us. Very helpful information. So simple and easy to follow.
I wanted to say thank you for you videos. I’m an instructor for a training program in Multi Family Housing. I have the students watch som of your videos after our lecture time and before we do hands on in the lab. This has been a help. Thank you again. Chuck Ketchum.
Shannon, I don’t know what your background is, but your clear and precise presentations beat the heck out of most professional corporate communicators. I enjoy watching your videos and have learned a lot. Your work is an invaluable resource for DIYs and, I would not be surprised, quite a few tradesmen.
Love your videos; always learn something new from watching them. A can read the info 10x, and maybe I'll remember it. I watch your videos & not only do I remember it, I remember the logic/reasoning behind it because of your videos & explanations. Thanks for posting!
it is beautifully explained,even for me who do not speak English..I'm from Europe and this kind of construction is new for us...is the best lesson that I saw on the net.
Excellent, detailed, clear, concise video. I needed to tear down a wall and build a replacement, and this video game me all the detailed instructions I needed to do it properly. Thank you!
last night after watching the framing one, i built a basement wall in 45 minutes and it worked perfectly. Today, I watched this one and am about to build the doorway on another wall i built. You make this easy. I bougt a book from local DIY store and have sat on this project for months. Your video got me off the couch and motivated.
I'm getting ready to frame up some interior walls in my basement. These videos are among the best resources on youtube for learning how to frame. Thank you.
I never saw a movie on TH-cam how to build with your own hands house with 2 × 10 walls, 2 × 12 floor, 2 × 12 ceiling. Super insulated, envelope ,energy savings for years to come.
I liked how you explained it. I could understand and you mentioned the fasteners also which is good. You never know how many you are supposed to put in.
Shannon, I can't go try any of your projects! too busy viewing them over and over! Amazing how well you go step by step. Can't imagine a better instruction video! thanks!
Hope you are having a perfect summer of 2023 and it's been a superb delight being subbed all of these years ... I see the vids ... and super excited for you to reach that 1 Million mark subs. Cheers Shannon and thanks again for all the education and great vids.
There is only a few builders i will watch and learn, and Shannon is thee top one i will watch, thanks a lot for all the great information, and very well explained, keep it up, and thanks again.
First timer, here. I really appreciate your videos. I am going to tackle replacing a rotted door and partially rotted frame to my garage, and install a sill plate. This door rests on brick which is shared by the front and back side of this rotted door. Thanks again.
Your videos are perfection. From Arizona USA, thanks so much for the concise and articulate teaching! And thanks to whomever is editing and filming - they are doing it right.
great video. I really like your laid-back teaching style but you TOTALLY lost me when you started talking about the window. for future reference, it would have really helped if you had an actual window in front of you so you could show us what/where a jamb is and how to measure it. as it is, I had to stop the video and open another tab so I could google window parts before I could continue this video.
Yes that would help me as well as I've purchased reclaimed windows. They have an overhang in it's metal framing. But I'm hoping he has a focused window video too!! Shannon is such an excellent teacher!!
Kevin Turnyanszki yep, which you learned as well. Just like every single other person. Are you one of those premaddona, negative all the time guys in the job site?
Just wanted to say a big thank you for your wonderful instruction. My father was an incredible carpenter who was trained in England, but unfortunately, he was not as good at explaining his craft. Always wished I had taken more of an interest, but now with your calm and easy going instruction I am understanding so much better. You definitely have my admiration and a new Subscriber.
It would be nice to do framing examples for refurbish work also. Refurbish brings lots of extra challenges like having to toe nail, demolition all of which is harder to deal with as opposed to new build. Enjoy your work.
Thank-you SO much for your excellent, clear directions & descriptions. Perfect balance between telling us what to do, how to do it, and why you need to do it! I LOVE this channel. My go-to for renovations all-around. Thank-you!
Im a contractor and always watch your videos first when I have questions. I can't tell you how many times you have helped. Always well-paced, thoroughly explained, and very easy to follow. Thanks!
It’s always good when professionals make such videos rather than those who just figure things out as they go on. This gentleman knows what he is doing…
Love the vids. Informative with no stupid intro fluff and stories about your life and yapping about everything except what the video title says we’re clicking on. Thank you ....this is how “how to” videos are supposed to be done.
Thank you so much for giving so many details about the number of nails, etc... I have a mobile home & pulled the paneling off the exterior wall to install drywall & attach the boxes to the studs, etc... AND found that they installed the exterior door without a header or cripple studs. Just nailed a 2x4 to the 2 regular studs... *sigh* so I was trying to figure out how I could reframe it so it had a header & cripple studs. I am tiny & female so the taking the exterior wall apart by myself seemed like a bad idea. So I figured if I could reframe it properly around the existing "frame" BUT how to do that properly? Your video showed me how I could sister the existing studs with new ones and cut the original ones to make them cripple studs & add a 2x6 header to all of that so I have proper framing in my front door. VERY VERY helpful. If I do it correctly it should work out just fine!
I have watched lots of other videos and yours seem to always address the details that are needed that the others gloss over. Great job, and I will definitely watch yours first as I encounter each stage of my projects. Thanks!
Great job Shannon. Thank you so much for the video, and for keeping it online all these years. It was a big help on my current shop project. The video was very well done, and much appreciated.
Nothing wrong with Shannon's train of thought. And as for his explanations you obviously haven't spoken to many builders. Half of them are incoherent -t mumbling away. This guy is refreashing a builder who can build & be easily understood,
I cannot thank you enough for this video! I am framing the wall with my first window in it and while I have seen this video multiple times I was completely confusing myself hahahaha...just watched it again....now, out to finish that window and wall section!
You do a great job explaining the ins and outs of framing. I particularly like the suggestions for making notations on the studs for trimmers, king studs, placement etc. Best of all is your is your demeanor and the gentle way you calmly explain everything. You are not just a professional, but your clearly a gentleman. Thank you.
Thank you sooo much for posting this videos. I am a single mom and building one of these would be the most reasonable thing I can do. I am pretty sure I can figure it out with your videos. Thank you. I am sure I will need advise along the way ;)
Thank you for this video! I'll be building a wall with a rough opening for a double-door and two windows on either side, so I'll be referring to this video a lot!
VERY, VERY GOOD video. I have seen and built a few garages that the short studs were not used over the windows and doors but used 2 x 10's without problems but it probably all equals but also live in a far different area. Thanks again for the refresher. Bud
well i dont know anything and these videos are very easy to understand... with explanations for everything he does... thankyou so much for taking the time to make sure that you explain every move you make for us newbies.. usually i would have to watch3 different videos but you explain it all... Barbara
Shannon I watch your videos all the time and I really appreciate you sharing your extensive knowledge. Your tutorial on these videos is great and easy to follow. Kep up the good work, buddy.
I am always ready to learn from you. I am a builder and construction guy, but still enjoying your beneficial videos. keep it up man. It helps me sometimes very much. All of your video's are like a book, from which we can learn something we forgot.
dude awesome shannon ty, i start a new job framing tomorrow, i havent done it in like 10 years so this is a most informative video for touching up. subscribed!
Thanks Shannon. Because of your videos my husband & I just built and installed a 4x8 garden closet on the end of my garden shed. We used screws to put it basically together then got a low-end framing nailer (which is amazing) and secured everything. It is square and level. I won't say it was easy for us, but it is a very solid structure. Rafters next! Thanks again! Jean & Ken.
My husband reminded me this morning that we started building our house 2 years ago. We moved in a little over a year ago. Yes it took a good year to build before we could move in. We built it with our own hands, every board and nail. The only worker we hired was the electrician. I give thanks to this channel and a couple of others for the advice, skills, and techniques they share. After moving in, we added 2 porches, and a guest room. We have a wonderful PAID FOR house now that we will enjoy for the rest of our lives.
You guys inspire me to do this soon thank you!
Thank you for sharing this you should put some videos up just to give back to the community; that's a wonderful testimonial
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That is so awesome congratulations its definitely an achievement not many have done 👏 😀 👍
How the heck did you have time to do this with a regular job?
You are the only one that explained how the header is built out of all the other videos!!! Thanks!!!
I'm a general contractor in Champaign, Illinois, USA and have been watching your videos for awhile now. I just wanted to say thank you for all the awesome lessons. I really like your teaching style. Til next time :)
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TheRealShroom make sure to tell your customers you watch TH-cam videos to get the job done !
donnellymma sure he'd share with them when the job is done by the book always a pleasure
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This is the video I've looked everywhere for! I'm a single mom trying to enclose a garage by myself. Your video answered every question I have. I can't tell you how much I appreciate you taking the time to do such a great video. Thank you!
You can do it!
Carpenter's apprentice here, this helped me alot, and impressed my boss when I showed him I knew what was up! Thanks man
This is the simplest explanation of framing and the different stud types - it now makes sense! Thank you.
Shannon, I just wanted to tell you how much I appreciate these instructional videos. As a guy who didn't work in construction at any time in my life, your explanations are clear and very informative. Thank you for taking the time to share your extensive knowledge with us.
No fancy musing or intros or special effects here, just good old framing information and know how......... Great videos, big fan of all your creations. Thank you for all the education.
I'm a teacher and appreciate your teaching style. The best TH-cam videos on home improvement and construction. Logical. Precise. Understandable. Clear stepped by step instructions. My go to videos. Thanks and keep up the fine work.
Thank you so very much for taking your precious time to show us these videos .I may not respond to all but I have watched a couple at this point and your a teacher believe it or not .Thanks again.
I can't say enough how informative, comprehensive and clear-cut your videos and teaching style is Shannon. Much love - thank you!
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No need to ever change that style of delivery. Really do explain everything so well. Many thanks!
Keep making these videos Shannon. I appreciate people like yourself who are willing to share your knowledge.
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Shannon your videos are real confidence builders...there is a pun in there somewhere. Thanks for this one especially. Very descriptive.
Hey I am building a house in the spring, Nova Scotia, I am so happy to find your videos, Awesome. You are going to make me look good, ha. I will tell my friends your the man,
thanks Shannon
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I am listening in from Papua New Guinea. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills with us. Very helpful information. So simple and easy to follow.
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I wanted to say thank you for you videos. I’m an instructor for a training program in Multi Family Housing. I have the students watch som of your videos after our lecture time and before we do hands on in the lab. This has been a help. Thank you again. Chuck Ketchum.
glad to help Chuck, we find many schools and training centres do the same thing as you do.
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HouseImprovements Yes, I'm Mexican. Cheers fellow North American. I appreciate your videos.
hey there bud
@Hank Scorpio i think he's based in the prairies. maybe Alberta.
i have question how you consider bricks measurment before window marking
Hi Shannon
Great job but I'm surprised you didn't discuss crown up.
Cheers
That's the best explanation i've ever herd, that's the way all teachers should teach, GreatJod.
Glad you think so!
Nice work as always, good communication skills. I noticed that shovel in the background you must live in a cold climate like myself.
The very best video on putting door and window headers on a wall frame. Thanks!
Shannon is the best. I've learned soooo much from him!
thanks
Shannon, I don’t know what your background is, but your clear and precise presentations beat the heck out of most professional corporate communicators. I enjoy watching your videos and have learned a lot. Your work is an invaluable resource for DIYs and, I would not be surprised, quite a few tradesmen.
Wow, thank you!
I am a Journeyman carpenter by trade
Love your videos; always learn something new from watching them. A can read the info 10x, and maybe I'll remember it. I watch your videos & not only do I remember it, I remember the logic/reasoning behind it because of your videos & explanations. Thanks for posting!
thats what we try to do. And I agree , I learn better by seeing things done as well.
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it is beautifully explained,even for me who do not speak English..I'm from Europe and this kind of construction is new for us...is the best lesson that I saw on the net.
Excellent, detailed, clear, concise video. I needed to tear down a wall and build a replacement, and this video game me all the detailed instructions I needed to do it properly. Thank you!
Glad to help
Shannon, I'll be helping my brother add some walls in his garage over the holidays. Great refresher class. Thanks.
Shannon, you put out such great, informative videos. : ) Thanks.
April, if YOU like his videos. I'll definitely watch him! I follow your vids and love them... I've even subbed Anne of all Trades because of you
@No More Libs GD broads.
@No More Libs Why would he say that anyway?
last night after watching the framing one, i built a basement wall in 45 minutes and it worked perfectly. Today, I watched this one and am about to build the doorway on another wall i built. You make this easy. I bougt a book from local DIY store and have sat on this project for months. Your video got me off the couch and motivated.
This was one of the most informative video's I've seen on framing so far.....Thank You.
I'm getting ready to frame up some interior walls in my basement. These videos are among the best resources on youtube for learning how to frame. Thank you.
Thanks ,we try our best. Spread the word please
Keep up the good work. You're a good teacher.
I never saw a movie on TH-cam how to build with your own hands house with 2 × 10 walls, 2 × 12 floor, 2 × 12 ceiling. Super insulated, envelope ,energy savings for years to come.
building a tiny home and you have helped tremendously!!
Dude, I have never built crap in my life, but your explanation made me a pro. Thank you!
Wow your videos are really helpful and shown in a way that someone with very little knowledge (me) can understand! Thanks!
I liked how you explained it. I could understand and you mentioned the fasteners also which is good. You never know how many you are supposed to put in.
Answered all my questions! You are the man, thank you!
I second that.
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Shannon, I can't go try any of your projects! too busy viewing them over and over! Amazing how well you go step by step. Can't imagine a better instruction video! thanks!
Shannon, great teacher and very well made videos. Love your channel.
Keep up the good work!
+speed488 Thanks for watching
Hope you are having a perfect summer of 2023 and it's been a superb delight being subbed all of these years ... I see the vids ... and super excited for you to reach that 1 Million mark subs. Cheers Shannon and thanks again for all the education and great vids.
Thank you ....Come on 1M subs!
Hi Shannon About to start my " Man Shed " shortly . Would like to thank you for your video clips "Build a shed "
There is only a few builders i will watch and learn, and Shannon is thee top one i will watch, thanks a lot for all the
great information, and very well explained, keep it up, and thanks again.
Thanks Markus!
It would help if diagrams are displayed during explation so I can see them in actual diagrams. Thanks
First timer, here. I really appreciate your videos. I am going to tackle replacing a rotted door and partially rotted frame to my garage, and install a sill plate. This door rests on brick which is shared by the front and back side of this rotted door. Thanks again.
can you use screws and no nails.. i would assume it will be stronger with screws
If it is structural framing, then no screws . Unless you use structural screws and not normal deck type screws.
Ok thanks
Daniel Villasenor what size nails for framing 2 x 4?
3 inch sir
Your videos are perfection. From Arizona USA, thanks so much for the concise and articulate teaching! And thanks to whomever is editing and filming - they are doing it right.
great video. I really like your laid-back teaching style but you TOTALLY lost me when you started talking about the window. for future reference, it would have really helped if you had an actual window in front of you so you could show us what/where a jamb is and how to measure it. as it is, I had to stop the video and open another tab so I could google window parts before I could continue this video.
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Yes that would help me as well as I've purchased reclaimed windows. They have an overhang in it's metal framing. But I'm hoping he has a focused window video too!!
Shannon is such an excellent teacher!!
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Kevin Turnyanszki yep, which you learned as well. Just like every single other person. Are you one of those premaddona, negative all the time guys in the job site?
Just wanted to say a big thank you for your wonderful instruction. My father was an incredible carpenter who was trained in England, but unfortunately, he was not as good at explaining his craft. Always wished I had taken more of an interest, but now with your calm and easy going instruction I am understanding so much better. You definitely have my admiration and a new Subscriber.
Thanks for subbing
It would be nice to do framing examples for refurbish work also. Refurbish brings lots of extra challenges like having to toe nail, demolition all of which is harder to deal with as opposed to new build.
Enjoy your work.
We will consider that.
Thank-you SO much for your excellent, clear directions & descriptions. Perfect balance between telling us what to do, how to do it, and why you need to do it!
I LOVE this channel. My go-to for renovations all-around.
Thank-you!
Thank you Andrea!
I wish you were my neighbor and had nothing to do today!!
Im a contractor and always watch your videos first when I have questions. I can't tell you how many times you have helped. Always well-paced, thoroughly explained, and very easy to follow. Thanks!
I appreciate that!
I followed Shannon's instructions exactly; I've watched the video 4 times, and the air-conditioner in my car is still not working.
hwoods that's because you need to go home and make a peanut butter and mayonnaise sandwich.
You need the lube.
It’s always good when professionals make such videos rather than those who just figure things out as they go on. This gentleman knows what he is doing…
Love the vids.
Informative with no stupid intro fluff and stories about your life and yapping about everything except what the video title says we’re clicking on.
Thank you ....this is how “how to” videos are supposed to be done.
Thank you so much for giving so many details about the number of nails, etc... I have a mobile home & pulled the paneling off the exterior wall to install drywall & attach the boxes to the studs, etc... AND found that they installed the exterior door without a header or cripple studs. Just nailed a 2x4 to the 2 regular studs... *sigh* so I was trying to figure out how I could reframe it so it had a header & cripple studs. I am tiny & female so the taking the exterior wall apart by myself seemed like a bad idea. So I figured if I could reframe it properly around the existing "frame" BUT how to do that properly? Your video showed me how I could sister the existing studs with new ones and cut the original ones to make them cripple studs & add a 2x6 header to all of that so I have proper framing in my front door. VERY VERY helpful. If I do it correctly it should work out just fine!
Im a team leader for Help Build Hope and I've never built anything in my life. This video made me feel confident to show up tomorrow. Thank you.
It's great that good people like this man are giving us great information for free. Helps alot of us out. Thank you very much.
I have watched lots of other videos and yours seem to always address the details that are needed that the others gloss over. Great job, and I will definitely watch yours first as I encounter each stage of my projects. Thanks!
Great job Shannon. Thank you so much for the video, and for keeping it online all these years. It was a big help on my current shop project. The video was very well done, and much appreciated.
Nothing wrong with Shannon's train of thought. And as for his explanations you obviously haven't spoken to many builders. Half of them are incoherent -t mumbling away. This guy is refreashing a builder who can build & be easily understood,
If you don't already teach this trade at a trade school, you should. You are excellent at teaching and explaining this stuff!
whats not to like about this video? totally explained everything. Thanks Shannon extremely well explained.
Glad you liked it!!
Great job young man! In today’s world you did a great job of providing information to door and window structural framing!
I cannot thank you enough for this video! I am framing the wall with my first window in it and while I have seen this video multiple times I was completely confusing myself hahahaha...just watched it again....now, out to finish that window and wall section!
thanks for just dealing with the information, no background music. Great job
YOU DONT LIKE BACKGROUND MUSIC ?????
Your videos gave me the confidence to build a hobby room in my backyard..Very nice.
good to hear
Very good...simple and TO THE POINT, no rambling....the way it should be.
thanks, some say I do ramble at times?
You need to say something to explain the job!!
Thank you for this very detailed explanation about what a window and door frame consist of. This is MOST helpful and inspiring. Thank you!
You're welcome.
You do a great job explaining the ins and outs of framing. I particularly like the suggestions for making notations on the studs for trimmers, king studs, placement etc. Best of all is your is your demeanor and the gentle way you calmly explain everything. You are not just a professional, but your clearly a gentleman. Thank you.
Thank you sooo much for posting this videos. I am a single mom and building one of these would be the most reasonable thing I can do. I am pretty sure I can figure it out with your videos. Thank you. I am sure I will need advise along the way ;)
Great video, suscribed to your channel, but got lost there would you loosed your 16" space framing when you add a door or a window? Or does it matter?
I'm been a carpenter for about 10 + years..this guy knows his stuff
Shannon your framing is so well explained even i can do it, and going over code is safer. thank you.
Dude! This video was AWESOME! The money I saved paying someone I bought the tools to do it myself.
That is awesome!
I want to build my own Green house and I think I am starting to understand the framing process thanks to your excellent instructional videos.
Great video.I am a framing helper and this video is very helpful. Thanks , I hope you release more videos like this.
Check out our channel for other framing related videos.
Thank you for this video! I'll be building a wall with a rough opening for a double-door and two windows on either side, so I'll be referring to this video a lot!
VERY, VERY GOOD video. I have seen and built a few garages that the short studs were not used over the windows and doors but used 2 x 10's without problems but it probably all equals but also live in a far different area. Thanks again for the refresher. Bud
Love watching this man's videos, definitely knows what he is doing
Thank you soo much. You are an awesome, patient, thorough teacher.
Probably the most in depth informative how to videos on TH-cam. Great job
well i dont know anything and these videos are very easy to understand... with explanations for everything he does... thankyou so much for taking the time to make sure that you explain every move you make for us newbies.. usually i would have to watch3 different videos but you explain it all... Barbara
You're welcome, Barbara. I try to empower people at all skill levels.
I know its been 7 years but Thanks, I really appreciate your channel.
Shannon I watch your videos all the time and I really appreciate you sharing your extensive knowledge. Your tutorial on these videos is great and easy to follow. Kep up the good work, buddy.
Excellent Instructor, no questions remaining.
I am always ready to learn from you. I am a builder and construction guy, but still enjoying your beneficial videos. keep it up man. It helps me sometimes very much. All of your video's are like a book, from which we can learn something we forgot.
thanks for watching
Don't listen to these people Shannon, all of your Videos are great.
These are the best instructional framing videos on youtube. Thanks for taking the time to put them together.
dude awesome shannon ty, i start a new job framing tomorrow, i havent done it in like 10 years so this is a most informative video for touching up. subscribed!
Just wanted to say I appreciate your videos, thanks.
Best video on framing window and door. Thank you.
Thanks Shannon. Because of your videos my husband & I just built and installed a 4x8 garden closet on the end of my garden shed. We used screws to put it basically together then got a low-end framing nailer (which is amazing) and secured everything. It is square and level. I won't say it was easy for us, but it is a very solid structure. Rafters next! Thanks again! Jean & Ken.
Really helpful. I put up my wall and install door saved 3 thousand dollars. Thank u
Shannon, your a Great teacher, Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video, I really learned a lot from you, thanks again!!
Shannon, been watching your stuff for a while. I always appreciate the time you take to teach. Thanks!
Thanks. The information were very informative and education on How To Frame a Window and Door Opening. Keep up the good work.
Thanks. May God bless you abundantly. You are a natural teacher.
you are my go-to source for diy videos, thank you.