I'm Danielle: I LOVE learning, creating, & growing things. My channel covers my adventures with homesteading, crafting, sewing, woodworking, DIY, hacks that make my life easier (so I have more time!), and more. I occasionally work on big projects, such as my she shed or finishing our basement bathroom, but I also do many small crafts with my Cricut machine, laser cutting machine, and woodworking tools. I am not a licensed contractor- I'm a woman who wanted stuff done and I learned how to DIY it because I frequently can't afford to hire someone. I also love being able to create unique products and items when I have a need, and can't find exactly what I want for sale. I want to empower others to do the same.
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This is helpful and how I will do mine, thank you and God Bless you and your family. I’m just amazed at some of the negative comments because you were having fun while you were staining but yet where are their videos that are helping people???
You're supposed to cut your first piece so that all the joints land on the center of the studs all your studs should be on 16 inches to center that would make a 4 foot piece land center to center on all your studs you should never have to fill in sometimes you do if the studs are not on 16 teens like 1 or 2 but most are. And yes you can make your butt joints look just like the Reveals on the rest of the bead board. You should always do furring strips and then level and string line your entire wall and shim every single one of those furnished strips out to a quarter inch from the line so when you go to put all your panels there's no waves or issues with your butt joints. Prep prep prep prep. It's actually the most important part of any carpentry job the job. Here is a link to a photo of a job that I did. Just to prove that I am very very experienced but. And I'm now 44 and still learning. Keep my cut half empty always. photos.app.goo.gl/9xuH6e5ToPRMZARq9
Actually, sheet rock can and will get moisture behind it given the amount of humidity encountered. Spraying an anti bacterial/ anti microbial/ anti mold solution (many kinds are available) in the space behind the paneling, and on the back of the paneling is a good idea, But! Make sure to use a respirator that is rated for gas. The dust/pollen masks won't do the job.
please tell me this still works? im one step before purchasing, and people on reddit and amazon reviews had their machine broken right after the 2 year warranty and less.
Mine is still fine but we don't go crazy with it and use it that much either cuz I have two other vacuums I use too. 😂 If I need to mop, this comes out
When, after self-cleaning, I take out the roller to dry, I do not replace it with another dry one, the tineco simply charges without the roller. but while charging, the engine seems to be working quietly and the power icon appears once from left to right, then a break and again until it reaches 100%, is it supposed to be like that??
To avoid those gaps, you gotta properly connect them together, they designed just like flooring with tongue and gove and you didn't apply enough pressure
Great video! Can you share how you covered the top foot? I’m going to have about an 8” gap, myself and I’m trying to troubleshoot before I get started. Love your channel!
Mixed feelings! I have a bunch of different Omlet (and non Omlet) setups now. Haha. I like the taller ones. If I plan to spend a lot of time with the animal. It's just easier for me to get in. For the animals I spend less time with, these are great. I like having fresh bedding whenever I move them and I think it cuts down on the cost of bedding as well. I prefer the ones that the wheels are on the outside because my chicks are sometimes dumb and like to stand near the wheels while I'm trying to move it.
Thank you so. this is exactly what I am doing with my cabin shed. Did not know the concept for doing this especially the 2x 4 studs supports. Can u use molding for gaps with two panels install? 8 foot ceiling ? I going for corrugated ceiling. R13 batts and baffle air gap to puck vents on soffits ceiling and walls.
You can use moulding. I have also seen an alternative to beadboard that's actually fire-safe... it's pvc interlocking panels. I've been eyeballing them but haven't worked with them yet or seen costs. Tempting option for my next build though. It looks easy to clean.
Do I need to have any of the nozzles on the end of the compressor before I attach it to the tire? It came with a bag of doodads but I don’t know which one to put on, or can I just attach it to the tire without one of the swappable parts?
Did you say you have three boars, how do they go together? Great vid!! I have my guys free range in the day and in the shed at night/ during extreme weather. They're such fabulous entertainment!!
@@doityourselfdanielle Mine are all rescues and have adapted really well to outdoors, I started them for x1 hour daily and gradually increased. They love it and seem to blame me for bad weather when they can't go out aha!!!
I guess I’m confused. It’s waterproof but they still want you to caulk the edges. Plus you already have Schluter behind the stuff so I’m still not understanding why the caulk between the panels.
Because water goes through gaps? 1st- It's waterproof if you install it properly. 2nd- Just because it's waterproof doesn't mean water won't go through seams. In theory, water might get trapped behind the tiles if it went through. Would the tiles rot? I don't imagine they would. But you'd have a nice warm moist area for mold to grow. 3rd- Not caulking some projects is just sloppy. When you've spent hours installing something, don't skip the last step that only takes minutes. We have tile in our upstairs bathroom, installed by whomever. I have wondered how we'd know if mold was behind those tiles if the install hadn't been done properly. Pretty sure we'd need to wait until we had health issues and tested. 😬
They aren't particularly cheap and we don't have an easily accessible outlet on that side. If I had a longer couch, I would ABSOLUTELY do two. But we don't really need/use this particular outlet much.
I have a video on those! They're great. So much better than the icky ones that flake everywhere. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2HLSRgFIgqc.html
I liked your video the best. Other presentors went on and on and didn't get any place. Showing once again, if you want something done, ask a busy person. Go Mom! ❤❤❤
