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I believe you have the QuickJack raising it backwards. According to the instructions, the label on the QuickJack itself should be facing the front of the car and not the rear (with the locking bars pointing outwards of course). They will work either way but I just thought I'd mention this.

Thank you. I am assuming you did not unplug the battery beforehand?

Did you have any noises? Creeking?

Awesome video. I just acquired one like this that will go in my yard. You helped set my goal of July 4th. Thanks for the tutorial and pictures. I need to make up that metal sleeve/lightning rod.

This looks great! For your wall, did you fasten the top plate to the underside of the stair or just attach it on the sides and bottom? I’m looking to do something similar under my stairs but looking to make a linen closet so my wall is gonna be further up. Thanks!

I would appreciate seeing the digging and the creation part.

Thanks for the help/video. It set me straight.

How can i actually make these pro-style dumbbells from scratch? I mean, with stuff bought from the hardware store (screws, washers and bolts that is) - clearly i will get the proper plates!

I see that you added a second Handrail on the same side. Do you have a video on how you did that one?

Aracım BMW X1 Arka stop lambasını onardım artık su almıyor , duy uda zımparaladım, sildim daha sonra kontak spreyi ile temizledim, soketine kadar kontak spreyi sıkıp temizledim, lambaları taktım, bu seferde ilk başlarda sol arka stop çalışmadı, ön sol sintal hızlı hızlı yanıp yanıp söndü arka hiç çalışmadı , ikinci gün kendi kendine düzeldi bütün arızalar ama Aracın ekranında ara sıra sol arka stop arızalı uyarısı verip duruyor! Arıza düzeldi ama araç ekranı sürekli arka sol sinyal arıza sinyali veriyor! Neden olur böyle birşey?

I would have just used a circular saw. Just because in my early years it was all I had. I also remember using my hand saw. I probably needed a new blade for my 8 1/4 “ worm gear. I bought this saw used and it was used a lot before I got it. It was my only saw for almost my first 10 years as a carpenter. I did have a jig-saw. I bought a used radial-arm saw that I used to set on horses when needed on a job and did rip and cross cutting with it. Things are really easier as far as tools go. Even with all the batteries, two chop saws, small light table saw and every tool you could need on my truck I still resort to my electric 8 1/4” skill worm gear for some cuts.In 1970 when I bought it I remember thinking how lucky I was to have such a modern tool. I must be getting old.

These are fantastic where can you buy the thin 10kg plates?

If It were up to me, I would award you Time Magazine Man Of The Year 👏🏾 appreciate you!! Took 2 minutes only because of you

Not gonna lie, I teared up at 10:00! Nice touch. Thank you!!

classic, punching the drywall out lol

Thank you for the video. Just ordered the bulbs from Amazon. $5.99 at the moment. Saved me so much time fighting put myself.

So I just bought a 30’ pole for our “small” house lol this video made it look big, can’t wait to see how mine turns out lol

home depot trip is in order for some longer drill bits....love your patience.

Most area codes require a continous handrail. Did not see that there in your vidro.

Can't find the wall, rim joist, bottom plate repair video.

Couple pointers from a pro. I will say you didn't do bad though! Better job than some "pros" around here 33 inches is low and would fail inspection in alot of states. 34-38" is code in the majority of states, but is sometimes measured from the riser, not the nosing. I personally measure from the nosing and run my rake rail at 36" Easy way to determine where to cut your post on rake rail, set your post where its going (notch included). Lay your level on the steps, mark the bottom of the level onto your post. Measure from the bottom of your post to the furthest point of your mark. (Say 7 inches). Now mark your post where you want the top of your rail. Pull your preferred rail height down from that mark (36" in my case). Mark there, then add that 7 inches on. Perfect everytime! I screw my rosettes to my handrail through the back, then drill a ½" hole in the rostte above the rail and fasten it to the wall, with glue. Plug that hole with a wood plug. Same on bottom I cut my rail on the angle, let it but the bottom of the newel post while its laying on the wall cap. Let it go long past the wall and mark it. Subtract the difference if your post is thicker on the bottom like yours is. Check the wall for plumb though, may need to adjust your cut longer or shorter. Lastly, use glue on everything! Subfloor adhesive is my favorite, and will give you a rock solid install, especially on newel posts. I also glue my wall caps, balusters in rail, rail to post, everything 😂

Is there any way to connect a wooden handrail to an iron newel? The handrail comes about 10 inches from the base of the newel?

Thanks for posting such a thorough video. Very helpful for installing my own newel post and hand rail!

Great tip on that small hidden tail light, mine went out on a 2020 X1. I followed your video, popped out the assembly from the interior tailgate opening (only two clips for my model year), and there it was. Easy enough. Many thanks!

28:12 8.5 - 6=2.5 not 1.5. Where did the extra inch go? Did you not cut off the nub first? Great video. Thank you for taking the time to post.

I do appreciate the effort you put into this video. I also reapect you for doing the work yourself . It looks amazing. Im a 63 year old DIY person, and I work like you. Carefully and methodically.

No glue? That's a bold choice.

That’s a great trick with the two levels.

Great video. The pro videos usually make everything look so easy with never a mistake or worry about a particular step. This is real world with real angst like the rest of us feel, and then it turns out great. Congratulations.

You mentioned you replaced with the integrated housing.. did you have to do any fabrication to install them? Or did they fit in the original housing?

Exactly what I just did! Thanks for confirming!

I just finished my basement and at the stairwell point. Thank you for the video of this build from the start, I feel confident now. Your staircase looks great. I'm hoping to duplicate it down to the spindles, shadow box molding on the walls, to the carpet. It looks fantastic! Expecting lot's of trips into the garage. :)

Would you change anything? I plan on doing my basement the same way. Even the double bottom plate. I’m a big fan of that.

We all can’t be Larry Haun but good work!

Great explanation!

Nice helpful video. But please dont call the bolts "Nuts".

looks great

you put the newel post on top of the flooring? Ouch!

Beautiful work! The kid with the shovel wasn’t watching and it almost popped out? He was basically useless!

Great video.. i would like to build some Dumbells like these. Could you recommend a good place to pick up the bars and plates online? Thanks Mike...

Well Done

Hello, I have a question, I did everything as you show in the video, including activating the rear fog lights, the indicator on the counter turned on after pressing the button, but the rear lights don't work? my car is bmw x1 f48 from usa :)

Did it work? Yes! Was it ideal? No. Will it last a long time? Probably so. Good Job.

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Ever notice how all the critics pretend they can do better? Want to bet they couldn’t get the same results? I too would make multiple cuts because each wrong one means you’re buying another length of handrail. How do you like your Hercules tools?

One tip, break the back bead 1st.

Looks like typical damage from leaking kitchen sink . Someone saw that leak and watched it for years doing nothing.

When cutting your Newell post angle cut at the bottom, you should have put a board 2x4 against your fence, this would have pushed the bottom of your Newell post out, so that you could use the whole depth of your blade and then you could have pulled your saw almost to where the blade hit your end mark. Same with dealing with the piece of trim. You could have cut a piece of waste pine so that it was the same thickness as the trim piece on your Newell post. Put this cut piece under the end of the Newell post and then clamp everything together and your Newell post would sit level to the saw. OK, my bad.. I just continued watching the video and you figured out the board against the fence idea when you did the third cut. That is exactly what I was talking about above.

How much did you charge for that job?

A few times I was stressed but you did great.