Good job if he is trying to kill someone perhaps...

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Você deve ficar impressionado com o quão perigoso é esse corrimão. É uma armadilha mortal.

A top job if your goal is to kill someone, perhaps, mate. You could watch someone fall to their death while you eat your breakfast.

No mate . He has built a death trap.

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Not a nice job. A deadly job. This is a death trap.

What kind of wood is that, and the glue used?

@@robertp7209 Wood that is too short and weak and glue that will never be strong enough to do what he is asking it to do... This monstrosity of incompetent carpentry and sophomoric engineering is nothing but a DEATH TRAP!

He is great at building a railing to kill someone.

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This is the worst built and least safe railing I have ever seen.

The sadness comes from knowing how brutally dangerous this railing really is. Worst railing I have ever witnessed. Someone will die as a result of this poorly built safety structure.

@@williardbillmore5713 I have the same thought as you do. I would'nt trust my young grandkids to stay in that area. If your building a fence or railings, it's important to secure rigidly all the posts first.

I have most of the small equipment a diy'er will have and can make a lot of projects with them. My problem now is the place where I could work on because I am now living in a small apartment. My tools are all in storage,,,,lol

@@joerex2612 The primary reason for any deck railing is safety...To keep anyone from falling off the deck and injuring or killing themselves. the secondary reason for a deck railing is cosmetics to give the deck a completed and finished LOOK. All too often the former is overlooked in favor of the latter, as is the case with this deck. Novices will compliment the builder for a "job well done", because it may look nice, without realizing that he has built what is essentially a death trap for unsuspecting users. People, especially children, will trustingly lean on a railing like this expecting it to support them as they look over the edge and this construction, attached as it is, will not do that. This deck is actually less safe with this railing than it would be with nothing there at all.

Height isn’t adequate and not properly secured to concrete. I have to agree with you.

@@dawnd4471 This is what you get when a furniture maker tries to built something as utilitarian as a safety guard railing on a second floor deck. It's scary how truly dangerous this "structure" really is.

@@williardbillmore5713 lol I’m a furniture maker and still know the difference. Codes and proper supplies can be looked up. This rail is scary

This would not pass inspection anywhere in the world, Stephen. The residential building code is international.

Water seepage is the least of the concerns with this death trap. It is going to kill someone.

Yes. This is the exact reason why I don't want to install these kind of railing