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How long will those 4x4 posts last in the water? Do you wind up replacing them every couple of years?

I am a Handyman and while seating watching a movie where there was a Pier, curiosity just hit me. I just watch several videos before this one and I tell you, that's why I always watch more than one ( I watch at least 5 or over). I really love you video Seth and how you put this together, I never would guess that those bracket was made for this particular job but they sure make the job easier and looking more professional like. God gave you a good head on those shoulders LOL Great Job brother :) ... Thank you for posting this videos and may the protected hands of God watch over you and your love ones on this pandemic crisis †

Hows the dock looking now?

I see no duck here

Is it me alone that finds this video extremely funny 😄 good job btw

The cookie🤘

Am I the only one having a heart attack every time he goes under the dock with an expensive drill? Like dude water doesn’t mix well with that $200 driver use a wrench, or a cheap Walmart drill if you have to… or snap on as they replace any damage…

this is by far the best how to/diy dock video i’ve seen, not only is it super informative on the process but the end result is stunning!

I don’t have a house on the water if i ever do I will know how to build a dock

Can you do a new chart of all the materials for one 4x10 section? I want to build one in our pond that would be 4x70’ and at the end have a 10x12 partly covered deck. I don’t know how much it will be, but our pond dries up partly in the summer so it would be easier to build since i can use a tractor to hold up sections and dig holes with the auger. The deepest point should be about 7-8’ in the middle (goes over a spawning ditch that was built in the pond) and end in about 6-7 feet of water.

This Old House, out; This New Pier, in.

More guys like you and all the tradesmen will change the line of business.

After watching this video, I am proud to include half a month-old cookie in my tool bag. Thank you for a very informative video!

You certainly have an ideal location to build a dock. Shallow clear water makes it very easy. I opted for a floating dock because my lake has about a 45° angle into the water meaning, at 20 ft out, it's roughly 20ft deep. I still enjoyed your very informative and entertaining video. Nice job 😎👍

Thank you for the laughs while I learn.

Dude, I had some doubt that I could build my own deck and you took away any doubt I might have. That you. Cannot wait to get your book.

Awesome video. Thanks for the humor too!!

Thank you this is give me a couple ideas so I'm digging it into a creek and half on land to give a nice fishing pier for my husband and kids.

Hell of a video thanks for posting this funny ass video now im going to put a dock in my 1 ac pond this spring thanks again....