My home built in 1941 contains zero plywood ; my neighbors house built in1952 has plywood roof sheathing a big decade of change

This was awesome thank you so much I learned a ton. So how different is the support post procedure if the deck is similar to this but has a concrete driveway underneath rather than soil? Our deck looks very similar to this but is installed over a sloped driveway on the back of our house. What's the best approach in that case?

When sanding scraping anything on our 1974 home, respirator is rated for both lead and asbestos, always keep spare cartridges around

Love the pouch

Dunn Lumber is a great store with everything you need to build a deck

What are the chemicals used? are they save? what does it help agaisnt?

This guy is Spot On... I was duped (parents and society said i need a college degree) just like he said and if you don't you'll be screwed..

Interesting, thanks for sharing some knowledge and experience.

Good stuff. Guy at the hardwoods store is going to be impressed

Why doesn’t my skylights blinds close with remote? We had our electrician look at it and he can’t figure it out what the problem is.

We got a huge dead Red Cedar here in N Cal. Died a few years ago. Looking for a way to mill it. Seems a shame to let it rot. Near Weaverville, Cal if you have a mill.

Thank you so much for sharing your insights

What a great time to use two different patterns!

Why didn't you use batting?

Hello, how to you install lvl support beams for an unfinished basement and open up several areas? Have Structural Engineer report and was giving a go for my ideas to widen basement area.

You didn't show us squat. At the end you show a tube of glue and side staples and you never discussed anything other than laying out the shakes.

This is an older video, and I am sure that deck installations were more affordable in 2016. I was literally shocked when I got estimates recently on the cost of rebuilding my deck. There is a point when it is just no longer afforadable for the average homeowner. I think that time has come. I am tempted to call West Coast Decks for an estimate, since they are in my area, but would their pricing be more inline with my budget? I doubt it. Could I build it myself and have a quality product while saving money? Good question.

Great work, can we do the same way you did but not underneath the and we attach the beams to this LVL with hanger?

Great video! What type of posts/columns do you use. Is it the same as the lvl beam? Thanks!

Nice video. Thank for taking the time to make and post. Just subscribed

It seems to me that you didn't repair any rafter tails. You cut them off and installed a fascia.

Great job whats the length covered by the LVL beam ? Thanks

Are they building this in the living room?

These are not pin curls all you girls are doing. This is rolling it over an invisible roller.

The woman is so dinkn cute !

Their webpage says to use galvanized nails. Don't use galvanized with Cedar. You will eventually get black lines from the nail heads due to the reaction of the oils in the cedar and the nails. You need to use stainless steel nails every time with cedar.

Why are spacing the floor joists 2’ center. That deck board will be bowing from day one

Great stuff. Thank you. Question for you. I have an old garage which looks to have old western red cedar shingles. What would be the best product to reinvigorate the wood?

Yeah this was kind of useful. But it also really does just ignore a bunch of necessary things…

They don’t cover the “trigger rope” at all in the video or instructions

🤔 substituted and used 2x4 for all the wood.

THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH. I googled how to use a space drill bit and your informed kind video came up. Your helpful tips made my first DIY project come out OK. Thank You Again.

Nice job thank you for sharing.

Nice work love it. Is that like laminate half inch plywood together or something?

I'm thrilled to see juniper landscape timbers being used for such a cool project like a rustic raised planter bed! It's awesome to find all-natural alternatives that are resistant to rot and bugs. We've got plenty of juniper options here at Levi's Sawmill that are perfect for DIY projects just like this one. Can't wait to see how yours turns out!

Thank you for your help

I still can't figure out what he says at the beginning with his example on the lumber yard. lol

if the sag was in the middle instead of the the two end what would have done differently

Did someone say plastic?

Greta job Dunn Lumber! Keep em' coming!

If you're not a seasoned carpenter a "Sawzall" is a dangerous tool to use on a ladder because it can bind/kick. Once you're comfortable with the ladder use a good new blade and for this job, install it upside down!!!

WOW

This guy seems like the kind of guy you want working for you. Smart.

Never heard anyone mention Point Loads Before! Thanks, A Lot. I have been doing carpentry for YEARS, with Skilled Carpenters. Never Heard Them Ever Mentioning Point Loads! I Feel PLAYED🤣🤣🤣🤣🏌🏾‍♂️

My style 2:33

Any idea how much wadding you used per lamp? I need about 30 for an event and try to work out how much I need

Hey Kelly, everyone has opinions but I am not sure why some people feel the need to express them at someone else’s expense.

What are the lost holding the lvls? 2by what