Loved this video let’s have some more tricks pls

All that steel metal will get melted down and will be made out of something else. It will probably get put on a ship and go over to Japan.

When will they unload the Dali. It is not going anywhere soon and I guess the. Owners of the cargo would like to see it delivered.

Most drummers half his age can't do what he does.

Thank you. I had a leaky packing nut from having to turn the water off for that particular line to switch out an exterior hose bib. I had totally forgotten that maybe I need to tighten the packing nut. I turned it less than a quarter and the leak stopped. This is really what KZfaq should be used for instead of all of the silly and vulgar things.

Pretty obvious, parking cars on the pool deck that has embossed cc finish is recipe to disaster.

You need to do a video on how these bridges with just center cables are constructed, how they are safe and will they last without the wings breaking off?

The most upsetting thing to think about (and I try not to) is, during the final minutes, when Stockton Rush couldn't hide his panic, when Paul-Henri Nargeolet and Hamish Harding were frantically trying to assist Rush, Shahzada and Suleman Dawood, father and son, looking at each other, one knowing he failed to keep his son safe, seeing the fear on his son Suleman's face, the other, looking to his father for help and comfort but seeing only anxiety and dread. It had to be a nightmare.

This is a great tutorial, and I know exactly why you are saying to be very careful in unthreading the shower arm. The shower arm in my bathroom was loose, and there was water leaking behind the wall. Upon trying to take the shower head off, the solder connection of the shower arm snapped off, and the remaining part of the solder connection was stuck behind the wall. Luckily, my son is a plumber, so what he had to do is use an extractor to loosen the broken connection. It to almost an hours to accomplish because there was also a lot of rust back there. The good thing is that being it was my son who performed the job, it cost me no money. 😀

Thank you 👍👍

He probably hoped to get down there faster than the vessel was able to withstand such depths with still to much boyance that the structure wasn't able to hold up against after all that pressure that's pushing in from all sides while at such crushing depths. I think the quicker they got down was the more time they had to watch what people aren't able too knowing more men have chose to have gone to the moon rather than visit the Titanic. Each had much riding in it

without a gyroscope, you need vertical and horizontal stabilizers, else you risk loosing balance in boyancy and turn to an angle you cant control.

No one‘s in a hurry to empty the ship because no one is waiting for anything leaving East Baltimore

@jeffostroff - If you watch the still camera and high speed video that CDI group did of the blasting of the key bridge struss using shape charges, including showing their own camera mount failing due to shockwave damage - you'll see that your favorite unlucky traffic cone still stands stong before, during, and after the blast. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ecijprZly5eUYIk.html

I know how to tell if a wall is NOT load bearing. Was ripping out drywall and got down to the frame of a basement space that will be made into a bathroom. Saw the inner walls were made by toenailing the studs to the sides of the joist and about did a cartwheel because that is a safe deletion right there. We are going from a tight, L shaped pantry with micro shop to an 8 x 8 foot square bathroom. I have one of those plus sign layouts where everything is supported in the middle and there are 4 quadrants per floor.

Thank you very much for keeping us informed. Question, will they unload the Dali? . . By the looks of it. It's not sea worthy and people are waiting for there delivery. Can imagine they will keep it loaded while doing repairs. Keep us informed. Thanks, Houston, Tx. 🇺🇲

It is a beautiful thing. There should be an industry standard so all the cases fit together regardless of brand or color...

I'm not satisfied with this latest design, bring the old design back.

Where the hell were the inspectors during all the construction going on? They're as culpable as anyone else.

Thank you! I couldn't afford to hire someone and you made this doable.

Thanks. HD guys were useless.

Pan Deck Buildings are at their weakest where either decks or ramps meet at different elevations at the columns compared to typical main floors! Rebar laps should be at 27 times the diameter of the bar its tying too! Any columns should only be 1% X the its length out of plum from the bottom to the top! A column thats is offsetted from the columns above and below it deck! Can only happen if its rebar is cut and spliced in the deck pour! Because on the first floors are usually cut up decks until you get on typical floors! Being the same elevations! Only having openings for stairwells & elevator shafts! So the cages for each column are usually cages for a at least 2 floors and sometimes 3 floors until you hit typical floors! Then just single cages! And are at their thickest, stairwell & elevator walls and get thinner as the building goes up for weight and the lack of need to support weight like the first 1-4 floors! Thats why its critical for a Good Layout Engineer to control deck elevation and the same offest to grid! Especially in the first floors where column cages being projected through more the one floor at time! Don't need rebar busters or carpenters to be using come alongs! so they can place their cans around the rebar! Pan Decks are old technology that is still used today! But only because its cheaper than Perri Form decks and tension cables! Which is better and faster! Than using pan decks! I saw the earlier pictures of the parking area below the pool! Where obviously the pool was leaking into the columns and support walls! Water, Chlorine & Salt isn't a rebar thats incased in concrete friend! Thats why they use green coated rebar in bridge decks! In case of water penetration! To stop rebar from rusting and expanding causing concrete to crack & flake which just goes into a big spiral until complete failure! The building was poorly built and the inspectation during the placement of rebar and concrete was either not done? Or the inspector was blind in one eye and couldn't see out the other! Even with that said! The so-called professionals running the deck should have done a better job at watching their people! Any person who builds Highrise buildings knows whats correct and not correct and where you can cut a corner where you can't! The First 4 decks with a pool above the below deck parking isn't one of them! My last Building 1400 McKinney, One Park Plaza, Houston D E Harvey. A 40 story Building with Brick Lentals, 8th Floor Parking Garage with a Million Dollar Pool on top! Perri Form! Talk about a layout challenge! But D E Harvey was a Professional Company to work for! It doesn't help the Loved Ones Killed in the Collapse! But your building a deck of cards! Maybe in this case they did! SAD

You are amazing

They are trying to force the shippers to help pay the costs .holding cargo hostage.

There was never any “battle”; that is hyperbole. Enough has been revealed about the design and construction of the submersible in question to show that it was doomed, period, no matter what the crew or anyone on the surface did. Just considering the characteristics of the carbon fiber comprising the body of the vessel is sufficient. Carbon fiber works well in tension, not well in compression. Weakness would develop with repeated submergence, and when failure occurs, it is sudden and catastrophic. QED.

Couple things I wanted to mention. Firstly, I delayed clicking on your kitchen project, as my interest was what are the events going on with the Key Bridge collapse. Glad I did see the project video, as that had to be a source of great personal pride! Nothing I can add, as your video speaks for itself! My second point was related to multiple inquiries as to the time schedule to unload the Dali containers. Firstly, the Dali was on its way exiting Baltimore to parts unknown. I understand the next stop will be Newport News (?) Without knowing, I suspect the final destination was not Virginia(?) Regardless, is it possible to repair the bow there to complete its final destination? Apparently, there was not extreme bow damage that caused flooding for the relocation. Just a thought. Appreciate your posts!

I would like to know the name of the sensor to turn on my hvac fan before the compressor goes on . Thank you

They still have not found out/reported why the Ship suddenly veered to the right towards the bridge pillar, while approaching it There is no doubt the truth is being hidden,

Can tangit be used instead of plummer's putty?

These NTSB people look like a bunch of tourists, randomly taking photos without any apparent rhyme or reason. So many people to accomplish a task that one person could easily do in half the time. I've said from the beginning that this ship had problems long before it left the dock. I'll bet they were pushed out of the dock since they were loaded and the dock wanted them gone. Sort of like having car trouble in the Wendy's drive through, they want you gone and they don't really care what your problem is, they just want/need to open their lane for the next customer.

The real reason that last piece has not been pulled up yet (and will be pulled up under cover of darkness) is because it is largely dustified, melted by the dir energy weapons used to take the bridge down.

Interesting!

Im going to watch this a few more times but this was the best help to DIYERS and homeowners like myself. I will give you a updated after im done wish me luck 🤞

What about the owners one insurance policy?

Why would someone say flip the pavers of the old driveway? When you get to spend alot more money and works and time to get a new paver driveway

Thank you for your updates, it's of great interest to me 😢

I think the white marks on the recovered aft dome are paint transfer from contact with the carbon fibre parts of the craft as it imploded.

The ship and its cargo are essentially held hostage until some of the fault, and repayment are determined. Remember the evergiven in the Suez canal, it was held in Egyptian water for many months afterwards until the owners paid a hefty ransom.

The bigger capacitor is what's called a dual capacitor. You can wire the compressor and condenser fan motor to it. Don't really need that smaller capacitor for the condenser fan motor.

I lived in Miami and I can tell you that it rains everyday somewhere in Miami. Right when I typed this, you said the same thing. 😂😂😂

I saw another video that showed where one of those outside walls around the pool area completely split and sunk down about 3 cm but the guy that inspected it blamed it on roots. No way it was roots. You could see where it actually sunk down. I think it was 3 wks before it fell or something like that.

they should call it new Dali bridge because it's no Key Bridge no more and it will be different Bridge from Key Bridge, name it Dali bridge

This was a fabrication. There is no official transcript.

This is the best instructional video on flooring without a doubt. Well done!