Just wanted some advice on how to build my shed, didn’t realize I’d stumbled across a legend. RIP Larry

You sure make an abundance of locktite shorts. How come?

I like to fill the gaps with super glue

Awful membrane … a lot of better higher quality membranes to use

Hate to bust your bubble, but your idea, although thoughtful, not altogether sound. The screening needs to have smaller holes, because mice, squirrels, chipmunks and such can squeeze their bodies into those holes. Additionally, it needs to be a high grade stainless steel as these animals will not be able to chew through it. Think security screening, which will also keep out many flying insects and bats. FYI.

More video of this process.

This is one of The most helpful videos I’ve ever watched on RU-vid!

Jackeline Square

Excellent video. Right to the point.

Best video. After watching you pal I have bought the gun and cleaned it as you explained. Very well briefed and easy tips. Best presentation as well. Very professional.

Mueller Causeway

Or you just screw on the smaller hole saw….

Why are you showing this when it is not available to home builders? How much does this cost? Do they make just a Water Heater unit or Tankless Water Heater Unit. Is it even affordable for the average homeowner?

I thought you got Stephen King on the pod, then I thought John carmack

Dumb

Now that is a brilliant video. Very clear, very informative. Thankyou

Be careful when putting the o-ring on that it doesn't get sliced as you pass over the sharp edge at the end of the pipe.

Finally a way to build a warm weather resistant cave for little critters it live in. You're a genius!

The original stud. That's the code.

Nice job, to the point and easy!

Perfect directions. Well done.

The key detail is to secure the board you’re cutting the taper on to the scored “sled” piece. I do that with hold down clamps if it’s a short tapered board, or screws if it’s a long board (say 6 feet long or more.)

i love it for running wires

Nice to see a home that isn't cookie cutter bs

this guy and Bob Vila are legends

Very cool, thanks for the fun, informative video!

I appreciate the tip. But the need to make the change at the factory.

Did this in 3 minutes what other people take 30 minutes to do 😂 thanks!

Have a leak, and of course, it's in the wall somewhere behind the sink. We dont have normal drywall. We have something called rock lathe with 3 layers of plaster. Cast iron drain and sewer pipes. This quick fix will give me time to afford a plumber. It's never simple!!

This doesnt work on my 1960s bricks. I used a grinder with a diamond segmented disc. $20 for the grinder, $10 for the disc. Better job and a higher quality finish

3:23 what’s Scott doing? He learned under Haun so he has to be awesome.

That’s soooooo much work I wouldn’t do that for less then 50k

Good discussion ...

Nice job god bless

Any tips for someone who doesn't have the measurement on the drill bit? Mine has the stopper but it doesn't have any indication of where to put the stopper. I am creating pocket holes on 2 by 4s and setting the jig at 1.5?

I have a 3inch pvc that needs to go into a 4inch cast iron, How would I do that

The Shaker design principles: Honesty, Utility, Simplicity and the use of screw-on stone veneer garbage from Home Depot.

Where can you buy this will?

Do you know if this system could integrate into a building that currently has Whalen units installed in individual apartments? As with your system this building's system circulates water (either hot or cold) to provide heat or cold air. It has to be switched over twice a year since it can do only one or the other at a time. Thanks

Please indicate nail type and size.

Well I’ll be dipped

What was the point of the 45 mitre cut in the 2×?

This is exactly why reading and learning is not about how many years you have lived on this earth.

Pfannerstill Hills

I plan to add an air- to-water heatpump to my existing baseboard radiatiors/boiler set up. I will leave the existing boiler as a backup source (also known as a bivalent system), as I don't want to replace any radiators and I am not sure yet if the current radiators will be able to heat the house at a lower water temp. That way...I can use the heat pump for most fall/winter days, and use the boiler on super cold days (if needed). It should be an easy system to install to the existing boiler system...just a heat pump and buffer tank...with a few mixing valves and/or a heat exchanger.

Thank you, I'd struggled for 20 mins with my air compressor then in despair I watched your video. Brilliant fix, done in 5 mins, thank you.

Thank you my friend

Loved Larry. God bless him for the work he shared. Truly hard to find this level of craftsmanship. A Masterpiece!

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