you prolly dont care at all but does someone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?? I somehow forgot the account password. I would love any tricks you can offer me!
Just an FYI, when you use silicone to seal up a bath tub it's a good idea to fill the tub with water because the tub will flex when you have it filled but the silicone while it will flex it will also pull itself apart. If you didn't fill the tub this time just cut it out and re seal it.
I’ve only watch this and the outdoor grill episode, but if this building is as bad as it is in the grill video he can just keep redoing rooms when they start falling apart or growing mould. I’d just watch the pros on RU-vid that’s all this guy is doing then making videos, but he is missing some little things some not so little skills. In short learn from someone who knows what they are doing not someone who is doing it the first time to make a RU-vid video.
I love that you keep the parts where you run into problems. Makes me feel better that it’s not just me who always seems to run into problems when renovating. And too many channels make it seem like it’s as easy as eating cake and that you’re the exception if you run into problems.
I installed the same screen here in the UK and done the same as u painted it Matt black. Look fantastic but I noticed after a while where the screen was opening and closing it would rub and scratch the paint off. What I done to get round it was to actually take the pivoting part off and filed a tiny bit off the frame to give it a tiny little more room to pivot without rubbing. Just something to look out for
Alex, thumbs up for always showing the problems & how you overcome them. Too many shows out there making ppl. think it's all gravy!! Just like pretty much everything else you've done this came out Super Dope!! Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!!
I don't want to be too negative - I like this channel and your approach to learning etc... There's a couple of major oversights in this one; the showerhead which is about a foot too low, and the glass that's about a foot and a half too short! Hope neither creates any issues for you, but I suspect you'll end up making some more changes in here. Keep up the good work!
Interesting that installed tile vertically instead of the usual…horizontal; but, think it adds a unique and different look to the tub/shower combo. Looks nice, congrats on your new bathroom👍🏻👍🏻
When going this deep on a shower remodel, I always like to raise the showerhead 10" to 12" up depending on available height. It's especially nice for tall people.
Looks fantastic! If you leave the wedges in the spacer clips when you break them off with your mallet, they break off clean and easy. It also saves you the step of taking each wedge out individually. Keep up the awesome content!
I’m a little surprised you didn’t go the same way as the sink tile and take it to the ceiling. That plus hanging the shower curtain near the ceiling looks amazing!
Good video. I was getting ideas on how it is done before I quoted someone to do it since it looks like a lot of detail for a naïve plumber like me. I would like to see comments on a new thing I am finding now on most Hotels I am running into (I travel a lot). The idea is to offer the option to install the water controls on the entry side that way the user can adjust the temperature before getting into the water stream usually in the opposite side. Yes, I know, its a lot of plumbing but, from personal experience, I like this option as well as multiple heads (one on top coming down from the ceiling and another from the wall with a selector to either/both heads).
Quick suggestion L, when working with tile in the tub, in same isle at HD or Lowe's they have liners thst protect your tub for duration of construction. $8 is well spent money VS scratches or damage.
roofing nail makes sense because that's how vinyl siding is mounted. the nails allow for expansion/contraction and avoiding warping (if properly set) when it heats up in the sun. in this case, probably hot water.
Hope you’re following the 5 part beginner builds series on RU-vid. Up next for project #2 is this chevron king size bed. Trying to keep to minimal tools for an average person to get into DIY. No table saws were used on Behemoth! Video out next Monday.
Hey - great video yet again! Pretty sure I have watched every video at this point and they just keep getting better and better. Quick question for you... what camera and audio setup do you use for your videos?
I like the style and look, but the practicality isn’t great. For one, every time you go to turn the water on you will have to do some gymnastics in order to not get hit by the cold water. 2, it will likely spill water outside the shower which is sort of a pain.
Lol 😂 yeah this guys funny I’ve only watched a couple of videos so far but he has made big mistakes, ( shits going to fall apart or mould up or its just a bad design, like this shower head. I’m starting to think there is a joke in it, he does some terrible work and acts like he’s knocking it out of the park, is this a secret tribute to tim the tool man 😂 Anyway his making a lot of RU-vid cash making instructional videos of stuff he can’t do. Shit builder great businessman
@@samj2000 dude is a DIYer he's never claimed to be any sort of pro at anything lmao he states in almost every video that he's learning. Idk why people have such a hard-on for hating on people trying to create something themselves. "Why would I cook myself food when this chef does it better?" - Y'all, probably 😂
Looks nice, good work. You may regret not bedding in the tub, if you did, I didn't see it on the video. Some use mortar, some use foam. There is always a chance of squeaks and movement of the tub base when you are showering without it.
Awesome job. The problem with the plumbing is the exact reason why I haven't taken on our shower project yet. Can you go a little more in detail on how to correct/overcome you fixed it? Thanks and keep it up!
Love a good remodel...only thing I would have added was some silicone around the bottom of the shower screen mount as the seal only runs along the bottom of the glass...learnt that the hard way when I installed my own shower screen
i know you probably get asked this all the time, but how are you measuring and cutting correctly? im talking about tiles, mounting points, holes for plumbing, all that stuff. are you measuring the spot against and x and Y access and the then marking, or using cardboard or something like that to sketch out the holes?
With the placement of the glass, wouldn’t you have to step into the shower to turn it on instead of waiting for it to warm up before you step in? Overall love how the bathroom turned out but was just curious about that!
I like the style and look of just having one pane of glass in the front, but the practicality isn’t great. For one, every time you go to turn the water on you will have to do some gymnastics in order to not get hit by the cold water lol. 2, it will likely spill water outside the shower which is sort of a pain. Still looks awesome though!
How do you control dust and more specifically drywall dust? Because I recently removed some drywall to make way for a wider doorway and dust got everywhere and a month later I’m still finding drywall dust.
I like the glass but I am wondering if water doesn’t get on the floor when people shower since the area is not completely enclosed. Thanks and great video.
This project turned out very nice. Cirious how you came out with actual cost vs your $1000 budget? Other than that? Awesome project and awesome result.
