Chris, you are an awesome dad. I love the way you take the time to give your little daughter attention when she is around. God bless you man!

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir it comes so naturally. I have amazing children and an amazing wife

@corneliuspeters2418

4 жыл бұрын

@@AGlimpseInside same here. We are very blessed

Hey, I'm a bit late with my comment. I have found with small children and dogs having only a partially enclosed unit did not work well. Dogs got behind unit and decided to dig holes to lay in, away from the children. This made a huge mess and the unit had to be cleaned more often. My youngest even hid behind mine just playing, but sent me into a horrible frenzy. I made mine a little taller and 3 sided with a pin open and closure system to the side of the house. No hole digging, and no hiding! I enjoy your work, thanks for sharing! :)

It’s vegetable planting time and our 5 year old triplet grand daughters love to help Nana in the garden. It’s so healthy to get kids engaged as early as possible. Great channel Chris. God Bless.

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

That sounds like a lot of fun. Good to hear from you again Bill I hope all is going well

That looks really good. I like the idea of the screen for blocking the view and yet airflow.

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

Heck yeah brother. I appreciate that my man

Hey Chris, shout out from Nassau County, FL! Just found your channel not too long ago (it was mentioned on a woodworking forum I'm on) and have been enjoying your videos ever since. Keep up the great work!

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

What’s up Joe. Thanks for reaching out brother I appreciate it nice to know somebody was bringing this up on forums that’s really cool

Nice project. Pocket holes are perfect for this! Thanks for showing the detail on how you folded the corner on the screen fabric. I had never seen that technique before and it really finishes the corners well.

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome brother. And thank you I appreciate all the kind words

Chris, that is a much better design for a condenser cover. I was worried about the first one as it is too close and doesn't provide adequate air flow. I'm glad you are not having difficulty with it. In the future you may get comments from those who service the unit regarding the fence. I live in Arizona and we normally cannot put anything around our ac units due to the temperature. I am thinking about shadeing ours to see if that will improve efficiency. Since we get very little rain to wash our condenser it is required to spray out the condenser regularly. So using an easily removable fence looks like a great idea. Thanks for sharing 🙂 have a great day 😊

Chris...... I loved watching your videos. I started with the fence gates. I love watching you with your kids. I have a 4 yr old (Shelby) and 2 yr old (Lincoln) so I understand living in the moments and letting them help (or make a mess) but those are the days I live the most. You have a great channel and a great setup. (shop, yard and house). Also one thing I truly love. YOU DON'T SAY PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!. People watching you tube knows this but knowing you don't say it at all...... I had to subscribe to your channel and I rang that bell. Hahaha I would love to have a shop like yours and also would love to have a fun, informative, interesting you tube channel.

Great way to make a privacy screen for your patio or just the backyard. The PVC U channel and lattice is a great idea.

THAT'S KICK ASS SWEET! YOU DID AN AWESOME JOB DUDE....BEAUTIFULLY PERFECTED!

Another great video, Chris. I love your enthusiasm. As for pocket holes, they are a go-to in my shop for any shop projects and some client projects when appropriate. Thoughtfully placed pocket holes along with some wood glue make for an easy, strong, and quick way to build many projects.

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you my friend. Absolutely I appreciate your input as well

I have no issues with pocket holes. I don't use them all the time, but I do use them often. No reason to be a snob. For projects like yours, it's a perfectly fine choice.

Can't believe how good that thing looks

I just got a kreg jig and used pocket screws for the first time on a mobile table saw cart. The plans came from Steve Ramsey. The carcass came together so easily. I loved it. I am not striving to be a fine furniture maker, just a woodworking hack.

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

That’s a great point. Sometimes you have to build some thing and get on with life. I like it brother

Pocket holes are great for almost 90-95 of projects. Dovetails, tenon and mortises, and other joinery are great for many things, but for quick assembly projects, especially for outdoor or shop projects, pocket holes are perfect. Although, for the corners I would've gone w/ 2x4 and used the longer pocket screws meant for exterior use. Also, your daughter is an adorable shop apprentice!

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

That’s a good point after I got the whole thing put together I thought to myself I could’ve just framed out two by fours and put the channel for the screen inside them. Either way I may have over complicated it but I think it should last a good long while. Or at least I hope so

@zafarsyed6437

4 жыл бұрын

@@AGlimpseInside It definitely will last- especially w/ exterior paint... errr I take that back- shop apprentices have a habit of taking breaks and love to kick soccer balls at anything and everything I've ever built for outdoor use... even when told not to do so, but hopefully yours listen better! Will you be putting in grass, mulch, pavers, or garden bed in that dirt patch next to the shop?

Having the lattice removable is a great idea for making it cleanable.

I use pocket holes for a lot of my builds such as cabinets and face frames. Only in about 1 in 10 cases do they end up somewhere that they could be seen. In that case, cover with veneer. In my entire house you can't see any pocket screws anywhere. I have used well over 1000. They really pull joints together nicely. In some cases such as face frames I combine with biscuits on the bottom. All work well.

I’m going to say It’s Hammer Time because you 2 are 2 Legit to Quit . 😂 Sweet build.

you should follow up this video with before and after airflow numbers. set an airflow tunnel on the top of your unit to show that it's not being restricted by this.

Nice job Chris, I was looking for an idea for my a/c unit, I think I just found it. Keep'um comin'.

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mike I really appreciate it. Hope you’re doing well great to hear from you bud

This was just what I was looking for to cover up my nasty looking 5-ton unit. I think I will add in a misting system for those extra hot days. Cheers

That is an amazing job you did. You make it look so easy. I guess having the right tools will help. You are inspiring me to make things. Great video once again Chris!

Looks great ! Like to see a top made for it . Trying fig how do the top . Look good light weight just pull hole cover out of way need to do work on it.

Well done. I enjoyed how well you put that together.

Very nice. Simple lite and sturdy.

Looks good and easy

Lillehammer great job getting a new house in two weeks this is on my list of things to do

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

Congrats on the new house. Definitely do this bud is fun and rewarding

Hi Chris, You hit a home run with this A/C cover! Nice looking and functional.

Awesome idea Chris. I've not been a fan of lattice, but the white PVC stuff has its uses, and this is definately one of em. I think they use a lot of lattice in Lillehammer, but I cant be sure 🤪🤟Great job on it bro.

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

Oh you got it brother. Thanks for the comment my friend

I love this!

Never thought of a cover for your condensers. I loved it and I'm doing it. Great video, man

I think pocket holds has a place in woodwork. I have one and use it when I think it works with what I am doing. Just got a festoon domino. And will be using it when I think I need to. I believe using the tools you have is never wrong.

I use pocket holes for 90% of my builds. I see the boss is in control again. She needs a raise.

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

She’s always in charge. But I don’t mind

@tyronepelfrey8192

4 жыл бұрын

I see your product control and supervisor helped you today. Lol pocket holes are the best for me cause my wife has so many projects for me. Take care my friend.

@jasonwillis1178

4 жыл бұрын

I love the parts of the video with your kids. Agree on the fact she needs a raise!

@kevinsullivan8962

4 жыл бұрын

Same. I use pocket holes on most of my projects. Makes it easy.

Awesome instructional video! Thank you🤙🏽

Use three-quarter EMT piping you can drill a hole directly through it looks the same access same it has plenty strong enough nice video

Simple and looks great. That's my type of project. :)

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it. Great minds right

You had some pretty creative solutions here! Learned something new today

Love the screen. Gave me some great ideas for my ac. I use pocket holes about as much as you do.

Chis, I'm in Middleburg so know how hot it can get and how much AC can mean to a comfortable work shop. I'm curious, did this lattice enclosure help dampen sound as much as your solid box version you did for the house? I realize they are different size units but thought you might have noticed. I've got a loud whole house generator that is as loud as a ride around mower and want to dampen it a bit so sound level is important. Instruction call for nothing closer than 10ft from the exhaust vent but intake air is OK even with closer walls.

I think pocket holes are a great addition to woodworking. Especially on functional builds that are not heirloom furniture!

Awesome job!

I love how you take YT viewers " You did it wrong" (well at least on camera😉). Great design, always love your videos and commentary. You could make inserts for your drawers when using them as outfeeds.Thanks for sharing. Until next time. *Chris*

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Chris I appreciate it brother

ye seem to be missing one side, but overall looks like a great project. I was looking to do something similar at my house as we just replaced the heat pump. I like the idea of the screens. gonna have to borrow it for my unit.

Brother I love your attitude in the way we did things but I got to say one thing. You know someone knows what they're doing when they're walking around the sandals

Rubberwood PLY is 100% Waterproof/Submersible if it’s available in yr country OR just paint it with bitumen so it’s pest and water proof and being black it will disappear .🇦🇺 Love yr pocket hole and setup.👍

Thanks! Great job!

Great job. It looks good and allows for god airflow. A great tutorial video

I sure did get something out of it. I got to see my favorite little girl and watch a really cool video. Thanks for sharing my friend. Stay safe and healthy.

Thank you for doing this, and thank you for being so appreciative of your (not always, nice) viewers :)

I'm hoping you read your a/c unit manual to find out the exact distance you should be putting up even vented walls for airflow. If not, you could be violating your a/c warranty & cause your unit to wear down the sooner than later. I just had a new side-discharge heat-pump installed & the manual was very clear not to put up anything within a certain distance that could inhibit airflow - including vented walls, like yours. I want to put a roof over mine to shade it. So, I'll go by my manual & eventually build one. I'm just not as good at building stuff, like you are. I tend to put off projects, like this... lol

Looks great.

I love pocket holes. Picked up the kreg 5 or 6 years ago.

I like both !

What a great idea, next project for my house

Hi Chris, l really like the finished look. What purpose is the screen for? Leaves?? You must get thousands of comments on how cute your daughter is, and every single one is deserved !!! Thanks for sharing your special moments ❤️♥️ with us. Rodney

@yankkesrule

4 жыл бұрын

Rodney Widger to further hide the unit as opposed to just seeing it behind the lattice.

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

Nail on the head

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

Yes to hide the unit better than without it. Although it might come back to bite me and it might gunk up with stuff either way I can always just take the screen out. That’s why I made it so modular. Thanks for the kind words as well I hope you’re doing well sir

Looks like you'd also be able to slip the whole thing off in case you need space to maintain your condenser unit.

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

My man. First want to comment that I’ve been waiting for that. Good eye brother

Cool build , I use my K5 a lot

Great job 👏

6:40 Now that's some good dadding there!

Lookin' good man. How did that Gree system hold up?

Looks great!!

Looks great

This is awesome!!! I’m def gonna do this thank you for sharing

I use pocket holes 60+% of the time. Depends on what I am building and whether I want to have the screws be hidden vs filled.

Great idea for a lot of rap around

Nice job, do you think there is enough ventilation with the lattice & screen?

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

Yes I do. Especially with the small profile of the condenser

Wow awesome build and very simple, gave me a thought of some garden speaker grills for my outdoor speakers, i used pocket hole jig and made my dog cage cover on my last project using three quarter in ply and the finish is secound to non, keep them videos coming brother and stay safe buddy.

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

That’s actually a very good idea Neil. Speaker coverings made this way would be ideal. Do you ever feel like eating a lemon peel. If someone offered me that I would say no deal. This idea of course, is yours to steal and if you did of course now good, I would feel.… I’ll stop now good to hear from you buddy take care

@stomperthemixer1

4 жыл бұрын

@@AGlimpseInside my saved playlist is full of all you video,tips and ideas, looking forward to the summer to break out my tools. i'l l FB my last project in your message box buddy its your to steal too haha

I have a question regarding the side of the AC with a fan. Does that fan have to be kept unblocked for air flow? I am building a shroud with 4 sides..Thks...jc

@AGlimpseInside

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. You want a good about if space for air

@Samson-EC

2 жыл бұрын

Ok, thks..jc

French Cleats and Balloon Dogs sounds about right! 🤣 Oh and the boss briefly showed her hammer skills... you might need to find a new hobby when she steals yours 🤣🤣

Pocket holes: if they're good enough for Norm, they're good enough for me.

I need to add an a/c to my shed. I’ll likely do something like this when I do.

LOL Lillyhammer ...

can you go over the wood dimensions you used please,

Nice

Bro? How are u going to deal with the termite problem?

I use pocket screws on most projects requiring a frame. Even with as much space as you allowed you cause some hot air to recirculate raising the temperature that the unit operates in,there by reducing the efficiency of the system. All of that said I am a service technician who is opposed to all most all of the covers, but that’s me, this one is better than most.

Does this make much of a difference in the noise from the unit? I'm looking to make something to make our AC a bit nicer to be around with a small pool and hot tub in very close proximity.

@flamaest

2 жыл бұрын

best way to reduce noises to wrap the compressor and apply thick rubber pads under your unit. you can find them online for 20 bucks

What kind of lumber did you use?

@AGlimpseInside

Жыл бұрын

Just dimensional stuff from the big box store

I don't know much about pocket holes but I do however have a hole in my pocket.

When have no top and 1 side wide open . Why put screen behind lattice ? why not just have lattice there?

Why did you use a ground rod instead of EMT pipe?

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

Honestly because that was the idea I had in my head from the beginning. I could’ve used conduit. But I really don’t have a good reason

Hey Chris! I’m Sara from the pharmacy at 1105. I’ve been waiting for you to come back to talk to you, but it seems I keep missing you! I don’t know how to DM on KZread, but I was hoping to talk to you about something I’m trying to get built!

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Sara. I’m interested to hear what you need. Do me a favor I’ve already talked to Joel, he’s going to give you my number. Ask him for it next time you work with him and give me a call

I;m not a woodworker but I may just tackle this

wow make these and sell them. I'd buy

Nice sandals ^ :)

You just gave me my next project to hide my two big ac units that make the driveway side of the house so ugly... thanks so much

Wait what happened with the two walls And the roof? 🤔🤔🤔

I think you should just ditch the screen part of it. Just going to fill up with gunk.

I cant believe you did this again after being informed why you shouldn’t and how it will burn out the AC compressor. even if you did read the instructions for condenser clearances, those again are minimum distances under ideal conditions eg. a clean condenser coil.

What's the dad joke at 11:23 I couldn't hear it

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

She handed me some thing and I said, do you know the Olympics were played there once

Hey can you make me one, with pay🤗

I wouldn't have you scream cuz you made it over complicated can I just use the lattice by itself that's my opinion but more important you got the job done more important than that job🍻🍺

Worst idea for the unit because you restrict airflow both coming through the coil and hot air coming out the top of the condenser

Could she be any cuter? lol

@AGlimpseInside

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe tomorrow LOL. Thanks Bob

dude put some shoes on ! safety 1st bud