Join Dan and Sara as they teach you how to become your own handyman. If you are a home owner/ couple who wants to tackle home projects on your own, without hiring a contractor, our videos will show you how to do exactly that. Dan has 20+ years as a successful contractor and business owner in Delaware. Sara designs the remodeling projects. If you want to learn a specific skill, send us your suggestions.
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Thank you so much ❤
Thank you for this video ❤
What screws and screw size and wood size did u use
Thank you. Great video. Helps because we are currently thinking about adding a porch.
Thanks for the time and details you've included in this process. Your descriptions and explanations are above average and make things very understandable and logical. The only question I have (as a novice) is on the liquid nails going on top of the insulation paper over the joist and not adhering to the joist itself. Wouldn't that just stick the Avantech to the paper and not the joist?
This series has been great, thanks for going so in-depth on the parts that are so important, yet easily overlooked. As a complete novice planning out a deck and sunroom this has been really, really helpful. Subscribed and saved, thank you both!
Exactly what I have been looking for!! thanks for explaining
Good god.. could be 2 minutes
What did you use to rub on thw edges of the tilea after each cut? Thanks!
Dressing stone. Home Depot sells them for around $10 Canadian, US probably $6
Just a woman falling in love with power tools. Want to mount my work out equipment without bothering my dad or receiving unwanted attention when asking for help. Thank you !!
Weet saw always better
Mastic sucks too no one's uses that anymore. Dries up so fast I don't recommend that
Showing off with the notch trowel stuck 😅 to wall
Is it necessary to seal the grout after?
No grout already comes with sealer especially if you go with the mapai ultra color plus PF it's a faster setting grout though so you have to work a little faster you can't just spread it and leave it un attended have to spread it and then tool it and wipe it on a 45 with a sponge. I'm a 10 year pro and it's my preferred brand. Lowes sells the product.
Nice video! Kerf cuts (not curve cuts)
If you don’t mind sharing, what color is your tile and where did you find it? Thank you
Why all the background music? It’s too loud and hard to hear when the guy is talking. Or have to turn the volume down and back up when he’s talking. Otherwise good video.
Excelente video ❤❤❤❤❤💚💚💚💚
Just curious…why not hang a double rim on the end vs blocking? Great video, Thanks
Good question. You certainly can hang a double rim joist. Just depends on how you go about installing your deck ledger. If you do a complete length ledger first, then yes, a double rim joist hanger is the way to go. Simply a matter of preference. Thanks!
Can't wait to see the glass walls fixing. I just built my deck and would like to do similar sunroom. So glad to find your channel. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you're enjoying this! Those videos are coming soon. Hope they help with your project.
The 3-4-5 rule works with any multiplier, no matter how big. So if you don't want to stick a piece of scrap off of a board that's 71.5" away from the wall to get to a multiple of 3 for feet, just use inches. You could use a multiplier of 23 and do 69" for your 3 side, 92" for your 4 side and 115" for your 5 side. Also this video is amazing and I can't wait to see the rest. I'll be building a porch and deck for my house next summer and this is already a very educational and helpful video for understanding how to do it!
Very true! I'm just used to working with the even multipliers. Thanks for the good info!
So what do you do if it’s not level? Do you line it up with the level line? Or how do you compensate the difference? Thanks!
If your cabinets are not level, you would mark a "ledger line"; a line above the countertops that is level. You would lay your tile starting on this ledger line; it's a starting line which is level, and then work your way up. Then you would have to scribe the first row of tiles from your ledger line down to your countertops. So if there's a 1/4" difference (or greater), you're able to cut each tile individually over the difference and still keep a level pattern for the install.
Grouter same u go same direction as u did float otherwise your dragging the joints and that takes grout out. ❤
Don't u use metric system in usa😊
We use both
Wow USA outlet cover are great come off like that in uk there different z u only loosen as electric wires still connected
Shame we can't reply with pictures
Nice job on the herringbone. Don’t forget the hearing protection with that wet saw!
And glasses
I'm a tile installer,can you help me to find a job please??
quick tip, if you wipe the excess mud or glue off with your finger after each row you wont have to clean out the grout joints after.
And u can use a nail brush, not a knife
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Awesome! Also, awesome abs 💪
Hang on, no fastener to attach the post to the steel bracket? Only the weight transfer holding it in place? Sounds like ait could fall off easily if someone accidentally falls on it.
This particular post from this manufacturer called for this. You will find different posts have different methods of attachment, some have an L bracket. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for sure. The key here is to make sure you have the proper support while you are removing the post. Thanks for the comment!
cool ! I'm watching you from France
I have a quick question. I was running a floor fan in my home the other day for a birthday party. The string from a ballon got caught in the fan. The problem i have is the screws holding on the fan cover are so small and tight that i cant get them off. I used different sized screw drivers but im afraid ill strip the screws. How can i get the screws off and if i can what would you suggest to remove the string so i can use the fan?
That's a great question. They do make screw drivers that are very tiny. Think of the screws in glasses, they make them that small. You may have to go out and find the small screw driver that will wok for your fan. Think of it this way, they assembled the fan with screws so chances are they used a screw driver, right? Check out this link for a few options. Always good to have it in case this happens again: <a target="_blank" href="www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&tag=diyhoneymoone-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=0d6e1cef5447e7c62e4bef0999e336b5&camp=1789&creative=9325&index=tools&keywords=Tiny Screwdrivers">Tiny Screwdrivers</a> Now IF they do strip, you may want to use long scissors or some type of utility knife to try to cut up the balloon string that is inside the fan. If you get it into enough small pieces, you will be able to get them to fall out. Good luck with your balloon-fan- fiasco! Let us know how you made out!
Love the video. Love the caricature artwork.
Thank you so much 😀
Thanka for the tips👏
You're Welcome 😊
this is so useful. Thanks a lot 👏
Glad to hear that!