Or use wooden toothpicks and wood glue

Did exactly what u said didn’t work

Nice and succinct.

I put a topper where the seams come together to protect the shorter grass. Thought I heard somewhere to do that

Some things could have been explained more. Like taking out an old faucet and turning off the hot and cold water valves.

Why are you use a trench compactor? Lol

The plastic tips are breaking on mine after 10 yrs of kids slamming front door etc.

i would have fixed the old lock.

Awesome I am going to try this!

Do you have a video on how to install an inward 90 degree corner of gutter? Are there any special cuts I need to make? Love the F-Bomb meter! LOL

Go Bills

Also could be yellow jackets .

2:37 I have to get a what?!

I disagree with the rating of 2.5 Fs. This video gave me enough information to walk into home depot, head straight to the gutter section, and start picking up random parts like "oh yeah, I know what this is." It also gave me the confidence I needed to politely decline an employee who, upon seeing the confused assortment of pieces in different sizes and materials on my trolley, offered his assistance. Drawing on all the knowledge I gained about assembling and installing gutters in my 5 minutes of experience watching a guy on KZfaq, I knew that the parts were all mismatched. I was just deciding what material to go with, and which size gutter. I was gonna put the wrong ones back when I made up my mind. And I'm proud to say that after 15 minutes of fiddling around, I assembled most of the system right there in store to make sure it all fit, and I was ready to leave. I had all the parts I needed, except for the end caps. They didn't seem to have any that fit. They had some that were close, so I was going to improvise. My wife returned at that time with a few things for herself, and asked if I had found everything (she walked off while I was fiddling). I told her yes, except the endcaps don't fit. Her step father has been remodeling homes for over 20 years, and while she has very little hands on experience outside of painting walls, she does have hours and hours of experience watching, waaay more than my 5 minutes. So within seconds of me handing her the caps, she fit them perfectly. I asked how she did that, and she pointed to a sticker on the shelf right above the end caps, with pictures showing how to fit them. Amazing. Again she asked if I was sure I had everything else, and I said yes, because I had everything I saw in the video and I even put it together in the store. Well, most of it... Some of the pieces didn't fit together as easily as the others... And it didn't feel right. She pointed out another sticker, much larger than the other one, that showed a diagram of a completed system with each part labeled, where it fits, and what it's for. So with those couple extra parts added to the cart, I was sure I was ready to checkout and get the job done right. Now here I am, about 2 hours later. I'm proud to say the job was a success. I came back to watch the video a second time, just to make sure I didn't miss anything. But since I was just doing one 10 ft section for a shed, it was pretty straightforward. I'm sure doing a whole house with turns and joints is an entirely different beast than one side of a shed, and maybe 2.5 Fs is accurate for a project that size. My simple project was 0 Fs. Just one really big "I ❤ U" to my wife.

@MrFixItDIY Hi, how do you clean the mower deck after moist grass builds up on it, can you remove the mower deck and spray it with a hose or do you need to keep it dry?

Thanks for helping this 85 year old senior complete this task!

Great tutorial. You were much easier to follow than the written instructions. Thanks!

Great tips, i haven’t installed gutters for a while and that was a great tip on creating a better seam.

Reminds me of that nursery rhyme "the foolish man built his house upon the sand"

Thanks. You rock. Appreciate you not telling me some long-winded story about nothing I care about. Right to the point!

I just purchased one, I am on the fence about it. It is very finicky. I had issues with it leaking and losing the spray. I went through filling the paint cup three times, then had issues with it not being able to prime and spray. Still on the fence, i liked it when it worked.

I just bought one this morning on a whim without a clue how to use it so thanks a lot! This seems really straight forward. Clean out looks fairly easy too 🫡

I love the idea. Thank you

Do you still use this system? Do you have a new discount code, by chance? 🥹

how many square meters can be painted?

can the pump be replaced in this model like the other handheld Graco sprayers...im having trouble finding the specific pump part for this model or does it share the same pump as the others .....or worse is this basically a disposable sprayer once the pump is shot????

Do you have a video on how to fix the rollers for a sliding glass door. I don't know how to determine if they can be fixed or is it going to have to be replaced

How do i take out

Nope, snakes, I checked

There's a hole in my front porch and today I just found out that bunny's use that hole for there hideout

You fruity little introduction totally made me sick. Good bye

I do not call myself any type of electrician but I was trying to help a cousin out to get her temporary service pole to pass inspection. They told her that they needed to see a 20 amp GFCI exterior outlet installed for which she asked me to do and I again reminded her that I am no electrician but I would try. Well, I installed it weatherproof box and all, but, she ain't getting any power out of it! I'm pretty sure I saw my mistake watching your video. I think I attached the wires to the wrong plug as the one you installed had a piece of yellow tape across the one plug connection showing that it's for the feed line to the next outlet if used. The outlet I bought didn't have that tag on it so I watched what direction the ground holes in the outlet pointed that you installed.

Can you use wood filler

What was the base of your primer? Can this bad boy handle oil based? Latex? Anything? Or do certain paints clog it up?

I remember in the early 1980s helping my dad restore a 1967 mustang and he applied some type of rust eater and it completely dissolved the rust without any sanding or grinding. I don’t know what it was but I’m trying to find something similar to avoid having to grind or sand it off. Does anyone know what does that?

funny to see how i came up with a design very similar to this using osb, 4x4s and 2x4s and casters but I did not include a bottom shelf and made the legs and casters removable for added stability. and added outlets and a undermount light.

If I could ask a question, which door knob did you use with that lock? I bought the lock and would like to get the door knob. Thanks great video

if you reverse your drill direction, can you remove the paint?

What does the inside of the door look like?

Porque mi gfci se dispara

When he said that “if you hate Reese cup I’m sorry who hurt you as a child” Me: I hate Reese cup did someone hurt me

What’s the benefit of this vs just using quick dry concrete?

It’s a rabbit’s burrow

Hello. Can i use other tips too ? Or only using that tips for that sprayer ? And can i put tipguard extension in that sprayer?

Used this with the gen 4 Milwaukee impact driver with new forge battery and I think it’s almost to powerful 😂. Used one of the narrow tips and it came out FAST. Was shocked because of how thick the paint was yet how smooth it layed it down.

this is exactly what i needed! and it is easier than i thought. my frame just split but the glass it in tact. I just need to replace it. you explained everything precisely. I thought I needed to replace my door. Thank you so much

great video. thank you for sharing your knowledge

Wait…I know there’s Google. But do you have a video on how to drain?

my wooden floor is sagging when I walk between supporting 2 x 4s that are laid on the concrete approximately 3 feet apart. I do not know the proper name for those supports so I will refer to them as beams. simply, there are not enough of support beams that are laying on concrete floor, I think they should have laid those supports every foot or so to give it more stability, then put the wooden floor on it. This is a cottage so previous owner did not invest lots of money in quality work. So, because sub-floor is poorly constructed there is a quite of a sag when you step between sub-floor beams, so my question is - can I inject the spray foam between existing floorboards and concrete surface by drilling through the floor boards in order to help stiffen the floor? I am thinking that maybe drilling the holes in the floor on every couple of feet between the supporting beams and injecting the foam will stiffen the floor, then I would lay over this a new hardwood floor. any pros or cons?

Make sure you mark the location of the pipes underground. Because otherwise, it's a headache later on. Most companies do not mark d***, and that's insane. And stupid. Literally no one thought to do this, Or bury a cable with the pipe.