Hi I enjoy your video it gave me some good points to install the railings. Thank you

This is great! Now how can the mirror be removed without damaging the wall? I'm thinking about following this technique, but in a rental, so the mirror will be removed after a year. Thanks in advance.

I understand the vids 3 years old but why in the world are you not using mirror adhesive!!?

Is the mastic going right into the painted wall? Is the only thing holding up the mirror the adhesion from the mirror to the paint? What if the paint separates from the dry wall?

Thought this would help Robert with wrapping porch post...Judy

Is there a certain weight limit that this type of adhesive will hold?

How did you make the corner trim pieces (L)? Thanks and awesome work

Should of filmed the staining process. That finish looks like it turned out great.

some of you are underestimating how strong adhesives can be

What is the maximum weight that would be supported with this method?

Jesus just put the drywall on

Nature is a bitch , it can and likely trow a lot of water at houses so if that wall you build after two days bent because of wet backfill i wonder is that wall was filled with enough rebar and has the concrete the right PSI to be strong enough to stand the pressure . Also has the concrete long enough time to harden .

Back-filling doesn't happen in our area until the basement slab has been poured and the floor system is installed with sub floor.

Thanks for the upload. Wife and I are getting ready to build on our dream lot soon and I was curious how involved clearing the trees would be. Question for you if you don't mind? Our land is slightly sloped, to the point where if we left it as is we would most likely need to build a home with a walkout basement. If we didn't want a house with a walkout basement, is it extremely difficult and expensive to level out the entire lot to make it more flat? Also, is making your lot more flat a bad idea? I've heard sloped lots are better since they allow for better water drainage. Thanks again for the video!

Excellent presentation. Thank you for sharing your experience.

Using standard wood workers glue on the exterior of a structure is completely wrong and will not last more than a year. This is a major flub by this person.

Absolutely beautiful work. Thank you so much.❤❤

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Good vid, but the amount of nails & screws 🤯

Can certain adhesives leak through the silver back of the mirror, and create a ghost like design on the front of the mirror. Just moved into a new house and all the mirrors in the bathrooms have these odd ghost like designs in different areas on the mirrors.

what stain did you use? I'm doing some cedar post on a porch as we speak and I really like this color, Thanks in advance

why not replace the stud

Dang, y’all put a lot of work into this. It looks great.

I want to take down the big mirror over my vanity and frame it with heavy tile(after adding a wood base) and rehang it SAFELY- it’ll be heavy…it currently has those clip things holding it u/on…I wouldn’t feel safe with just glue….we get frequent small earth quakes too….suggestions?

Please use construction adhesive, please no caulking. Caulking is NOT glue. It is a sealant. Ask for construction adhesive, and someone at the store will help you.

Until you want to replace it...

Thanks for the video. I am getting ready to start a new project for my family. I am curious about what you typically would use to backfill around the foundation when there is a full basement?

Expo huebner lot

Dont need to draw a level line to start? We can just start of the floor all the way up?

Great video! Would it be better to use liquid nails or a baseboard adhesive?

ill subscribe if you take off the hardhat and dont wear a v neck shirt for the rest of your life.

Clay cap. So I've heard 8 to 12 inches of top soil over a clay cap. But how thick should the clay cap be? Any recommendations?

Does the caulking affect the mirror backing?

What are you doing about your floors?

Nice job. We did something similar but used cedar boards and nailed directly to original posts then stained them. Hopefully they hold up to the elements.

Use liquid nails better .

What is the size of bit for 3/4" baluster plus plastic cap? 3/4" bit is too small.

I’m guessing you work in Canada?

The best and simple explanation for installation door. Thank you.

Not the tallest guy out there 😂😂😂 when he said 6’2”. Me at 5’6” ..