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Did you guys remove Mike Guertin's videos on deck building?

Basically crotcheting

The medieval harpsichord soundtrack makes me wanna drive pennies into some toobuhfors.

Totally kinks up a good cord for ever 😢

The Very Efficient Carpenter is a highly recommended read, RIP Larry!

no glue

Im retarded I just got taught this a week ago and already forgot

Great video if you are looking for part of the story.

Amazing. I’d almost given up and 1 min later after watching your RUclips, it worked a treat. Thanks.

Is Joe Haun still alive?

Nothing new here....including the rapper trying desperately to be Gift of Gab.

yall talk way too much shit!!! this guy is a Legend -Eric Nieveras from Edmonton Alberta

best content i saw in years. ^^ Its just so good to see people do skillfull honest most nessesary and usefull work.

Think youre more apt to get air pockets on this ICCF. Now mention how hard it is to screw into compared to ICF. Also compare how hard it is to run electric compared to ICF.

Just discovered this guy on instagram. Easy to see he’s a master craftsman from a short video.

10 years later I am building my first home and it was a great tip indeed

I would only use the liquid flash where taping would not be easier to do. In this case, covering the face of 2x material seems to be a great waste, and time consuming.

Perfect video, hope you get all the success you deserve with these no nonsense videos

I love seeing the old pros out there busting their ass. You don’t see this kind of craftsmanship anymore. People just half ass it and as long as it’s close enough they don’t care.

The efficiency in there movements and there skill makes a guy wonder if I've been swinging a hammer the wrong way.

Saved me a headache. Thanks for keeping it short and sweet.

God bless brother, super informative and helpful for me. First time home owner and first time doing drywall and window installation. This was beyond helpful. Thank you again.

It's not open source. It's device developers who have no idea about security. Frankly, this affects closed source software as well. Essentially, you have an appliance mfg. They have no idea how to code for secure apps. I've been hacking networks for almost 40 years, testing carrier and enterprise grade equipment. It's not uncommon for folks to get security right in fact it's very common. Any software closed or open can be made secure. It's just that it requires a certain skill set most devs don't have.

Would have liked to see more details on how the frame of the door was built

This guy was great!

Skip the music

Haters are going to hate.

Sonotype published reports that most of the Open Source projects are infiltrated by hackers and Nation State actors that are injecting vulnerabilities into the code base. People falsely claim that Open Source is more secure because multiple people review the code, when in reality only hackers, Nation State actors and college academia are reviewing it. Everyone else just assumes others are doing it and just use the code. The main problem with OS is that people actually see the code. They are not trying to disassemble object modules, which could have been compiled using custom compilers to prevent easy disassembly. Whenever you see OS is being used, one should automatically assume it's not secure and to use at your own risk.

Had a guy at my job show me years ago how to do this. I forgot. Thanks for the video.

Where’s the before?

Very nice, but if local comps are significantly lower, it will drive down the selling price. You can't place a diamond in a trash heap and expect to get FMV.

Short to the point like it!

Just gonna eye ball it lol

How are you attaching the sill to the wall or wall framing?

Dumb question here. Say you're framing an 8 foot section. Then your studs will be at 16, 32, 48, 64, 80 and 96 OC. Since that last stud is at 96 OC if you put it on center it would extend 3/4" past the top and bottom plates. In that case do you shift the stud back 3/4" so that it stays flush within the top and bottom plates?

What a terrible video. How the fuck did you make guide on something not even in your fucking guide.

yes, very slick. so simple, it's hard. Thanks for sharing that! 👍

Went from at your own risk, to dont try this at home

I was able to use a packing strap, with the cranking lever, and it worked! tire saved!

Just like locktite

I miss the old school way with hammers. Electric and pneumatic nailers are definitely great, but hand driving nails is satisfying.

How did Larry keep his back in such good shape at that age

While watching this video there was a fire next door. I never moved from my seat.

Cute dog, garbage video.

"Your problem will be that your beads won't be as large as they once were..." <--started having this problem myself, once I hit about 40....

Wow. That looks difficult

I don’t quite understand cutting the bottom part square. I have done some coping but don’t remember doing that. Looks like it would leave a gap at the bottom. I’m have another room to do and might try it on some scrap.

Great video! I'm working on my own and can only do two short sections at a time. How do you join two framed walls together before adding the top plate? Do you need to overlap the sheathing? If you have a video on this please provide me the date that it was done to view it. Thanks a bunch!!

I've seen wood soaked in old motor oil for preservation, especially for fence post. Last 30 to 50 years. Any thoughts?

Did you make the music for intro and outtro? There's no copyright concern because it's yours. Right?