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My wife tells me i'm an ongoing project.

That concrete mix is literally soup

what do I do with my hands?

Ignore the negative comments. They are better off not saying anything

Amazing work

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for thank you so much!! I am going to make a pinboard with 75cm height and the full width of my wall 266cm and this material is available in a way I'll only need one foamboard and I'll only have one seam in the material beneath the fabric. Amazing, really

This is exactly what I've been looking for!

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Good idea about "lowering the opening" to the firebox at the last minute. It probably wouldn't have been a problem for such a massive chimney that draws well, but if there is going to be a smoke problem with a fireplace, many stem from the top (entrance) being too high. Lowering 4 or 5 inches increases draft, and of course, makes it that much harder for any smoke to get out.

How do you replace the lighting on the ring when it burns out?

Why does she stand with legs wide open like that? Cringe.

That is not hardwood flooring.

Terrible video. Looking to advertise

I don't see any wood there, only something , who knows what, that is made to look like wood!

That definitely isn’t wood flooring

no easy way for me. you're removing an almost pristine floor, likely not very old. i have a 100 year old floor in a 1940's building. the flooring is only in one out of 3 rooms. its oak flooring and most of it is individually warped, damaged in a few areas, and rotted in a corner. the rot goes into the subfloor, which i have removed. the beams look good with no damage. i patched the subfloor but need to remove the oak. unfortunately, the nails are from the 1940s and are all rusted, which means the pry bar and hammer are a bad idea. being on the knees and breaking my back for days on end is not gonna happen. i'll likely get a Crescent bull bar. once i remove the oak flooring, i think i'll just add a 2nd layer of chipboard subflooring to secure it from the squeaking. it squeaks a lot. then i'll add a brand new layer of hardwood, likely oak.

How do I change LED? I have this same fan

can you share the name/manufacturer of the stone you used? thank you!

No way her name's Woodhouse bro, what are the odds?

That's engineered hardwood,not traditional hardwood

Just lost a comment .. there and gone…

Love the wall color! What gold paint did you use?

You are confusing hardwood and laminate. Go back to school.

Thank you I love that fan! Where did you get it?

Don't ever use mdf. Mdf chips super easily. And is just.... cheap.

Looks absolutely gorgeous 👏🏼👏🏽 Thank you I'm about to put flooring in my whole house room by room!!

Was this the $8k guy or $18k guy????

I've got a question - what if you're laying a wood floor on top of the concrete foundation?

Looks like you tore up 3.5" white oak.....geez...not sure what your lutting down instead...

I was cringing watching you run that saw over the beautiful hardwood floor....

Where did you get those ceiling tiles??? Ngl we're stealing some of your ideas and using this video as inspiration for our own theater room

It’s all good and all, but where is that paper you put down before you install the wood forgot what it’s called but it has something to do with water proofing and soundproofing

Thank you so much I just got my home and want woods floods yes in the hold house. I really like your video.

Looks amazing and works as a privacy wall from neighbors! The best thing is that it was accomplished as a family project.

Engineered hardwood floors are not the same. They will only last 10-15 years whereas real hardwood floors can last over a century.

Of course the Woman just talks the whole time while Men are working 😆

Bummer. You didn’t really show how to start the project regarding the shims or as a beginner, how to actually do the chalk line

Really leans into the pron name

I loved this video, just straight to the point and great to learn from. I was planning on carpet but I’m getting someone’s leftover engineered hardwood floor, was a bit intimidated by the project but now feel confident to try it. Thankyou 😊

What pocket hole jig are you using at 5:23? It looks beefy!

How are you calling this "hardwood" its laminate

Great look. Would love to do it in my townhouse. Would u recommend using the sticky moldings available now a days instead of nailing wooden ones…or it’s a definite no no..

grand total?

From what these two describe, it’s really not rocket science.

Everyone needs a Tony!

wow, all that wasted space in the back, I'd totally have had one come from back left and back right that were long to use as much as possible. Even just winter clothing that's harder to get at.... Hmmm. Nice though.

Thank you. This video is so well done!! Easy to watch. Perfect amount of detail. Beautiful.

amen

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That’s not hard wood that’s engineered wood. Hard wood doesn’t snap together in place.