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Did you star in Malcomb in the Middle? Have you ever heard that?

do you have a video on how to cut a notch on particle board?

The table saw makers don't make the great after market miter gauges. Why? They make no money from including useless gauges hoping to upsell you. So why don't they include good gauges? Surely it can't be that expensive to include a gauge with those adjustment screws that fit it snugly in the track.

As always, great video. Thank you!

I appreciate the videos. Waiting for the 101 course but wanted to know if I should buy the power tools explained course first. Do I need to if I'm buying the 101 course?

But 1/2" routers are far stronger for large cutters. Right tool for the job!

Question while doing the power flush what stops debris from going into hot water lines and stop aerators at faucets ? Could you shut the hot water valve off to stop any debris from doing this

This guy is selling crap. It takes a long career to get to that. You don't start there. You'll starve while training. Apprentice programs can't work when the apprentice starved to death and don't show up next week. I am a retired HVAC tech and I made peanuts for years before I was valuable enough to make real good money. Difference is, the shit pay back then would at least pay some bills. Not these days. I left making 100k. But I had a hard time breaking 50 for a long time

Good knowlege thx a loat

Why not screw the wooden board to tapped steel angle?

I personally like to drill with a bit of a swirl.

i'm a carpenter myself, and I like these bees. The damage they've done here in South Carolina is negligible. They are the clowns of the bee community.

Is there a tool that do both?

I think I had “sideways pressure” trouble because I was trying to force my saw against the cutting guide I’d clamped to the wood.

Absolute garbage. They spin in the wall when you put the screw in. I've spent more money on spackle and mud than anything else thanks to these.

Send this to project farm to test and prove.❤

Well that didn’t work

This is so helpful! Thank you for sharing

In the first method, power flush, you don't say to kill the power, but it's not a bad idea, right?

I'm safe, hand tools only😐

you brought up "techniques, I would NEVER think of attempting

why not treating all the wood? it does not cost that much and it will last longer and in case of a leak the wood does not get rotten

My complaint is based in the past... bad experiences with Craftsman, Black & Decker, these and others now owned by them, including Dewalt. They ruined Porter Cable. Anything owned by them and made by them I will not buy. You pointed out the problem with your earlier Dewalt... It is apparent to me the pencil pushers run that operation, who always have the same business plan: How cheap can we build it, and now much can we charge for it.

That issue wouldn't happen if you would have used an impact driver😉

We recently bought a used mobile home, and just found out that it appears to be built of 2x2 instead of 2x4. Unknown if the outer walls are different. We want to replace thin wall paneling with dry wall/sheet rock, or the like but have been told 2x2 would not support the weight. Is this true? Can we replace w 2x4s or beef up walls? Rob Canton, Tx

40 years ago, I utilized this angled trick to lock x4 each 2x12x20 foot lumber together to make a beam, also with liquid nails between the pieces, and it worked great, every other pole barn spike was driven in at the opposite angle and it is still holding well today. I also utilized this trick on my 24 ft trusses using 5/8 plywood on both sides with liquid nails, when I built them, Thanks for sharing that.

An excellent video, many thanks.

Thanks.

a profitable job always finds people that want to deal with. trades are not profitable it seems ?

just put on the floor... a floor where bubble is 100% centered. and do the opposite. easiest way

great video!

Thanks.

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I normally buy DeWalt for my power tools. I was a bit broke the week I needed one to cut out some flooring trim on a permanent shelf. I bought a cheap oscillating tool from harbor freight. It was corded with an adjustable speed dial and only $30. I figured I’d only use it once. Was I wrong. It’s a wonderful tool and since it’s adjustable, I’ve even cut dash plastic with no burning or melting plastic.

The best hands down. Is the SkillSaw, it’s a worm drive. Worm drives don’t bind up and last forever. They are heavier but use the weight to your advantage. 👍🍺

If you bed paper tape with hot mud expect to it crack open after a couple years if your even that lucky and it doesn't crack sooner. The tape doesn't soak up and adhere well with fast drying joint compound. Use all purpose on the first bedding pass and then you can safely get away using hot mud on the upper coats. I'll stake my 51 years in construction on the above statement!

Bought a 4-pack of hornet nest decoys on Amazon and hung them around the deck. I’m truly amazed that it’s been working. Interestingly, I read a comment on here that says they somehow mark the bags so they need to be replaced each year. $15.95/year is worth it!

Hello there! First time viewer I enjoy the information you passed along am looking to take classes to learn carpentry however, am only a beginner The course you’re offering, would the course be for advanced students or can A first time beginner join in, if you can answer my questions I would appreciate it. Thank you, for your time.

They say anybody can cut a piece of wood- but anybody can’t cut a piece of wood like a pro. As a former Maintenance Tech in the Navy- Carpentry was one of my Skill sets. Safety first was taught to take precedence over everything else. I’m also a Master Plumber & Master Conditioned Air Contractor.

Very helpful! Thank you.

You, sir, know your stuff

I am doing wood rot repair on a 50 year old house now. Everything presented is accurate and helpful to anyone who might run in to this kind of problem.

Some bowed pieces can still be used when you need a double stud as in window and door framing. The bows can be placed opposing each other and then nailed together.

Seeing "thin" particle board as support wood in the engineered I joints? That looks so sketchy man lol

Recently I read an article on wasps that they have face recognition abilities. If you are fighting them they know who you are and come after you or chase you till they get you. Be aware. Without knowing this information, two years ago, a black wasps nest slowly appeared inside my enclosed porch. I'm highly allergic to bees and I have to keep updated epy pen at all times. The short version of the story is that I started quietly walking by them while actively flying above my head in and out of my front door. I decided not to take any actions against them thinking they will leave by October. They did leave and did not return but never bothered me either. 👍

Wanna find me some solid brass countersunk slot-head screws for mounting vintage Cado shelving to walls. They're not showing up at my local Home Depot.

Stranded on a desert island you need something to clean your roller and open your paint tins .

Quick draw tape.. You'll be clinically insane before long if you're not already if you're looking at ways to save 3/7,000th of a second.. Believe me... I used to be mentally insane as a fast shooter... Took me 15 years to recover my sanity..

I own a few rentals and I'm always painting between tenants . Here's my hack for better coverage of cheap paint. Take a few (3/4 for a gallon) heaping tablespoons of spackle and mix it into a thick slurry with water. Take the slurry and add it to any flat or eggshell paint or color. Get a small mixing bit, put it on a drill, and thoroughly mix the paint and the spackle slurry in the paint can. This will make the cheapest Walmart paint cover much better. it's perfect for stain-blocking or covering stupid colors. It also works well to make S/W paint samples usable. The other coverage trick I use is for trim and it's simple. Before painting an area use a damp cloth to pre-moisten the area to be painted. Don't make it wet just damp. This will make the paint flow like magic, cover better, and as long as you're using a fine brush will leave no paintbrush lines.

I've learned that you can TRUST Ethan's channel for solid advice on carpentry and proper use of the tools.