DIY projects around the house. Owning a home can be expensive, I created this channel to help alleviate some costs associated with home maintenance, home repairs & home upgrades.
Bro said I’ll invest in three battery ecosystems thanks much
@HappyArchaeology-mm4ng3 сағат бұрын
Some long boards. No woodworking person, accepts perfect wood. Kick it in line, and screw it in. No problem.
@tomsteele73973 сағат бұрын
Why such a long tip on the impact drill?
@richardsledge80003 сағат бұрын
How is it a DIY if it’s a tool you buy?
@realist89677 сағат бұрын
Good luck on finding a vanity
@NathanSmith-kb4vf8 сағат бұрын
We use one hand to close the bow and screw it with the other.
@Room1sixtyfive15 сағат бұрын
I see these arches and I look for ways to tear them down.
@Lars-xl6lv19 сағат бұрын
I want a bow wrench❤❤❤.
@enchantedseasonslawncare855919 сағат бұрын
How to put 50 holes in a wall
@LClaus20 сағат бұрын
Screw and a hammer works too.
@userschoice166920 сағат бұрын
As a professional, I'd say why tf would you put your blocks in that way? That's gonna be some shit drywall let me tell ya. A pro puts the blocks on edge in between the plywood so you can actually conform to the arch with your drywall.
@OGutzVentura22 сағат бұрын
Will it split eventually with time or is it pretty much a safe deal and warp itself to a straight line?
@poymenov22 сағат бұрын
No never cared and I dont think many do
@Aevoa22 сағат бұрын
Lot better than the chisel method
@TheDub60423 сағат бұрын
Thats not 1/2", its 5/8
@darnellhopkins6385Күн бұрын
Drywall isn't that easy lol
@lancekeiser8766Күн бұрын
Face screwing? Amateur hour
@michaeljbreaultКүн бұрын
Not sure how I ended up here, but that's not half inch plywood. Looks closer to 3/4.
@swgz600Күн бұрын
No it doesn’t
@kray421Күн бұрын
That what you tell all the girls?
@toddg6373Күн бұрын
😂
@ryanneuberger9171Күн бұрын
Noo Waaaaaay. F7ck Sake!
@blackburngaming8345Күн бұрын
Rare occurrence a weird internet tool can actually be useful in day to day life
@GogitoGTHDКүн бұрын
Aren't there supposed to be spacers between decking for drainage to stop water resting on the wood?
@zacerax6000Күн бұрын
...or just like... Use your hands...or a clamp??
@danielash1704Күн бұрын
Toung and grove boards are also available in modern designs
@zerzig99Күн бұрын
I'm a cheap DIYer. I looked at the pictures of the Bowrench and made one myself. I've built 2 decks with it. I need to paint it orange, though.
@riverwilder8313Күн бұрын
homie finally found the board stretcher
@RichardKellyКүн бұрын
Finally i know what to grab when the boss sends me for a board stretcher!
@randomdudeontheinternet9926Күн бұрын
Doesn’t there need to be a small gap between the boards?
@AdjudicusКүн бұрын
So much strain on that
@cantstoptommy7077Күн бұрын
You should leave gaps between your boards so they can drain. These are all smashed up against each other. The deck is going to rot out prematurely. Use some shims to keep the spacing equal. 3/8” works good as it allows the board to swell when wet.
@uswwtКүн бұрын
zero spacing between the deck boards? I hope your area never gets hotter than that day.
@obedientcorgi5290Күн бұрын
I’m stuck on why this man has an 8 in long drill bit. You do know you can use a normal bit and still get the job done right?
@dougiefresh9676Күн бұрын
Just stop cutting down crooked trees 🤷♂️
@frodejotnar9899Күн бұрын
Or you could just pull the board towards you with one hand and drill the first screw with your other.
@rstepheКүн бұрын
A fool and his money are soon parted.
@Happy32153Күн бұрын
Enjoy the clean look of hidden screws
@user-vm8gi9rx6iКүн бұрын
Ever heard of expansion and contraction? Awesome tool tho but you’re doing something wrong there bud
@justanotheryoutuber14452 күн бұрын
Why are you using a 12 inch extension though? Not slipping off those screw heads would be a real challange.
@vernonstevens13142 күн бұрын
No shit
@muskokamike1272 күн бұрын
ratchet straps work too.
@israeldelatorre24452 күн бұрын
Definition of sweeping it under the fridge 😂 what kinda bad design flaw is that
@NatSoc148882 күн бұрын
Grab yourself a toenail...
@clarkescustomcreations2 күн бұрын
😂 mandatory equipment if you get lumber delivered picked by the yard Boys 😆 probably expensive just grab a ratchet strap from the truck an slip it thru the gap in the board behind it should have at least 1/4" gap between each so water doesn't sit on the surface 😅
@RawMindedPoets2 күн бұрын
100% not needed 😂
@wapper77772 күн бұрын
I was thinking “that deck is going to explode during a rainstorm in six months” but I guess if most of the boards are straight it will be strong enough. Just be careful not to do this for something where the pressure could build and crack the board over time
@lawrencebeverly70622 күн бұрын
Great tool. How to make one would ve helpful. I'm going to make one for fun.
@joelgrossman39752 күн бұрын
A hammer and screw work just as good but ya save 100 bucks 👍
@Kenny-ch4tz2 күн бұрын
✌️💯😊
@Jeremy.Bearemy2 күн бұрын
Everyone here is complaining about their warped lumber.... Are we forgetting we are using dead plants as building material? It would be like if aliens used our skeletons to build something then complained we aren't straight.🤦🏻
@jimmypankake45432 күн бұрын
Why no gap though Uhhhh, hey Mr George........ this new guy...... he no good😂😂😂😂
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Bro said I’ll invest in three battery ecosystems thanks much
Some long boards. No woodworking person, accepts perfect wood. Kick it in line, and screw it in. No problem.
Why such a long tip on the impact drill?
How is it a DIY if it’s a tool you buy?
Good luck on finding a vanity
We use one hand to close the bow and screw it with the other.
I see these arches and I look for ways to tear them down.
I want a bow wrench❤❤❤.
How to put 50 holes in a wall
Screw and a hammer works too.
As a professional, I'd say why tf would you put your blocks in that way? That's gonna be some shit drywall let me tell ya. A pro puts the blocks on edge in between the plywood so you can actually conform to the arch with your drywall.
Will it split eventually with time or is it pretty much a safe deal and warp itself to a straight line?
No never cared and I dont think many do
Lot better than the chisel method
Thats not 1/2", its 5/8
Drywall isn't that easy lol
Face screwing? Amateur hour
Not sure how I ended up here, but that's not half inch plywood. Looks closer to 3/4.
No it doesn’t
That what you tell all the girls?
😂
Noo Waaaaaay. F7ck Sake!
Rare occurrence a weird internet tool can actually be useful in day to day life
Aren't there supposed to be spacers between decking for drainage to stop water resting on the wood?
...or just like... Use your hands...or a clamp??
Toung and grove boards are also available in modern designs
I'm a cheap DIYer. I looked at the pictures of the Bowrench and made one myself. I've built 2 decks with it. I need to paint it orange, though.
homie finally found the board stretcher
Finally i know what to grab when the boss sends me for a board stretcher!
Doesn’t there need to be a small gap between the boards?
So much strain on that
You should leave gaps between your boards so they can drain. These are all smashed up against each other. The deck is going to rot out prematurely. Use some shims to keep the spacing equal. 3/8” works good as it allows the board to swell when wet.
zero spacing between the deck boards? I hope your area never gets hotter than that day.
I’m stuck on why this man has an 8 in long drill bit. You do know you can use a normal bit and still get the job done right?
Just stop cutting down crooked trees 🤷♂️
Or you could just pull the board towards you with one hand and drill the first screw with your other.
A fool and his money are soon parted.
Enjoy the clean look of hidden screws
Ever heard of expansion and contraction? Awesome tool tho but you’re doing something wrong there bud
Why are you using a 12 inch extension though? Not slipping off those screw heads would be a real challange.
No shit
ratchet straps work too.
Definition of sweeping it under the fridge 😂 what kinda bad design flaw is that
Grab yourself a toenail...
😂 mandatory equipment if you get lumber delivered picked by the yard Boys 😆 probably expensive just grab a ratchet strap from the truck an slip it thru the gap in the board behind it should have at least 1/4" gap between each so water doesn't sit on the surface 😅
100% not needed 😂
I was thinking “that deck is going to explode during a rainstorm in six months” but I guess if most of the boards are straight it will be strong enough. Just be careful not to do this for something where the pressure could build and crack the board over time
Great tool. How to make one would ve helpful. I'm going to make one for fun.
A hammer and screw work just as good but ya save 100 bucks 👍
✌️💯😊
Everyone here is complaining about their warped lumber.... Are we forgetting we are using dead plants as building material? It would be like if aliens used our skeletons to build something then complained we aren't straight.🤦🏻
Why no gap though Uhhhh, hey Mr George........ this new guy...... he no good😂😂😂😂