Did you not measure? All that pro looking work and you didnt even get the hole aligned properly. Done right you wouldnt need that flex tube that catches lint.

AAAAAHHHHH!!! I Forgot to plug it in!

AAAAAHHHHHH!!!! WHY DON'T I HAVE THIS?! Everybody needs this and they don't even know it.

That's pretty sick

So what tool is used to seal the stretched out connection! High tollerence part, give or take customer stretch damage.

1st contact with water snd the whole extension will blown into the wall cavity.

I would cut 2" to the right of the 2nd cut and use a coupleror the next 45 up

Good trick, brand specific.Goid trick

Both are "whacky-go-findie". The badeball swing looks fun.

Include a spoon full of bleach to prevent bucket mold. Dont eat.

Include a spoon full of bleach to prevent bucket mold. Dont eat.

The doap give you long dry time, mud, trowel, wait a day,remud,waitanither day.

Сначала я испугался, что эта приблуда в миллион раз прочнее стены, но оказалось она сделана из жести, что всего в несколько раз прочнее стены

That was low water flow,not low eater pressure.

Blue tape over saw base

USE Hearing protection!

amazing

A pointless invention that no one wants or needs

Dumb as fuck. Also extra retard points for installing that close to an outlet.

They connect quite nicely the first time, but what happens when you pull out the laundry stack for any repairs, cleaning? The magnet won't release and you'll just end up stretching out the vent and it will look like a limp dick and you wont be able to reattach it like you did originally. Once the vent is stretched out it doesn't compress back to it's original shape.

Shouldnt the bolt be down low enough as to allow the wood to sit on the metal step? Or do you cut the bolt after tightening it down?

Too wet

How and where did you find a dryer that has a vent port that lines up with the vent placement?

Avete le case di cartone😂

Get a real hammer and make sure your plate is leveled

But i see the niche. 🤔

What was the problem?

The bigger the pan the harder the float will be , I still float small pans like 3x3 or 3x5 because I can do them for like 100 in material and less than 2 hours work . Anything larger I spend the extra money

Not ANSI certified and exhaust port must be 24 inches away from the terminal

If I did that, my wall would look so uneven😂

This must be in the US. In my country all walls are made of bricks.

Do think it meets gas appliances vent code

Wood rot

My Milwaukee multi-tool with a drywall blade is much cleaner and doesn’t damage the wall like this did

At night put your car keys in a zip bag in a cereal box Etc in your cupboard, burglars could spend all nught in your house and never find them. Or put something that looks odd and out of olace on your wall to attract their attention and show them where they should take a look.

Putting a WiFi device in a metal box to further diminish communication signal. Wow

Just like the international space station docking ring !

A lot of fucking around 4 nothing

No, brackets, no angles, all nails.. no wonder houses aren't made to last anymore.

You're supposed to tape the flange bro. Makes the finishing easier.

The board can’t be a good idea. Condensation no?

I love it!

Why??

I don't see how you've hidden anything. It is still visible.

Fuck it, try it blindfolded let's see how it turns out.

That short king stud is the trick

It is good attention to detail. I did spray foam in Vermont basement rim after fiberglass attempt 1...moisture trap can be a big problem.

Great job adding interference to your alarm

Wow

He went out of business because of the material cost for every job was to high