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But Why a Bookshelf?
You may ask "Why would a DIYer review a bookshelf?"
UDoIt is a lifestyle brand with many facets including clothing design, interior decoration, and more. UDoIt takes an idea to paper and completes the build with style in mind. However, the word completes is highly exaggerated because there are several unfinished projects. The struggle is real.
BON AUGURE Rustic Oak Bookshelf: amzn.to/3vVEwgJ
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Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved. No Cheese Records® is a Registered Trademark of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved.
American Earth Anchors offer an 18-inch Penetrator anchor earth screw made of solid aluminum with a 1-inch hex head for installation with a torque wrench. This Penetrator anchor has an impressive strength rating of 2,500 lbs.
I'm always curious about product specifications. I'm confident that four of these with one installed in each corner would hold our shed in a heavy wind storm. If all forces were equal then that would be almost 10,000 lbs of holding strength. Since wind gusts come in many different directions, this is probably derated. But, it is still an impressive number.
Tools and Products used in this video:
Penetrator 18 inch Aluminum Screw Earth Anchor: amzn.to/4cBXZDO
Tie Off for PE-18: amzn.to/3IYRDAN
Ridgid 18V 1/2 inch High Torque Impact Wrench: amzn.to/4cLS92O
Ridgid 18V Cordless Drill and Impact Driver Kit: amzn.to/3x99ZMC
Red Sharpie: amzn.to/3vzm4KH
Stanley FatMax 35-foot Tape Measure: amzn.to/3VDkNgj
SAE Deep Impact Socket Set: amzn.to/43zAZ4d
Lexivon Impact Socket Adapter Set: amzn.to/4cxUEpf
1/2 inch x 3 1/2 inch Stainless Steel Lag Bolts: amzn.to/3xfAaBw
1/2 inch Stainless Steel Fender Washers: amzn.to/3TwjwF8
To learn more about this product installation as well as other products visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/do-it-yourself-build-a-shed-how-do-you-anchor-a-shed
Video Chapters
0:00 Anchoring the Shed Introduction
1:15 Installing the anchor on the first corner
2:02 Determining where to secure the tie-down
3:05 Drilling pilot hole for stainless steel lag bolt
3:42 Securing tie-down to shed with lag bolt
5:50 Checking if siding corner will fit over it
6:30 The lag bolt and fender washers
6:50 Review of impact driver and PE-18 Anchor
7:39 Installation of the anchor on 2nd corner
10:50 Installation of anchor on 3rd corner
13:36 Installation of anchor on 4th corner
15:38 Installation of vinyl siding corner over the anchor point
15:58 Review of tools used
17:25 Why am I anchoring my shed? For future wiring
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Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved. No Cheese Records® is a Registered Trademark of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved.
Usually, when editing my videos I am saddened that I wasn't more intentional in my camera angles. Sometimes I get in the way of the camera. Other times the camera is too far away. I called an audible 3/4 of the way through recording my hedge trimmer review. I decided to use a camera angle held in place with the articulating arm that I just purchased.
Watching a hedge trimmer in action from afar is useful to an extent. But, what if I brought the viewer close to the blade cutting the foliage? That's exactly what I do in this video.
The Neewer articulating arm is capable of holding 4.4 lbs fully extended. I'm using the GoPro Hero 10 Black camera and it is nowhere close to 4.4 lbs so we're good. The articulating arm includes a super clamp, which allows you to securely clamp to a round or square tube. The super clamp has foam pads that enhance its gripping strength, and as you can see it grips well.
The Neewer 9.8-inch Adjustable Magic Arm and Super Clamp is available here: amzn.to/3J88UYt
To learn more about the Neewer Adjustable Magic Arm and Super Clamp used in this video as well as other tips and tricks visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/the-best-camera-angle-for-maximum-impact
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Please note that this is for demonstration purposes only. You are responsible for your own safety and safe operation. Please refer to the included safety instructions. Safety is a mindset and should be applied all the time.
The battery charger supplied with my unit came with a European-style plug. The manufacturer indicated that this should not be the case when ordered. I have similar units, which use the same 21V batteries. I was able to use the charger for these batteries. Please note, that this is against the recommendation within the user guide. So please only use the battery charger supplied with the unit. If your unit did not come complete with the correct charger adapter, contact the manufacturer and they will supply you with the correct adapter.
When I initially assembled the chainsaw, I had difficulty installing the cover. I eventually learned that it was due to the tensioner (barrel nut) that was not in the correct position. Inspecting the area where the wood chips are ejected, you can observe the tensioner and its relative position to the receiving hole within the bar. Once lined up it clicks into place with moderate force as demonstrated.
You can attach the flanged nuts to hold the cover in place but you need to properly set the tension before torquing them down. Setting the tension of the chain is easy through a quick observation. As the chainsaw is resting level on your work surface, verify that the chain is not sagging in the middle of the bar. It should be very close to the bar. However, if you lightly tug on the chain of the underside of the bar and pull it you should notice a little slack in the chain. This is expected. So, adjust the tension accordingly. Please note that a chain that has high tension will exert excessive force on the sprocket and motor shaft. This can result in excessive wear to the motor, electronics, and the sprocket at the end of the bar. And too loose of a chain can result in the chain flying off the bar.
Once your tension is set correctly, you can fill the reservoir with bar and chain oil. In the video, I use Toro bar and chain oil. Use the brand of oil you are happiest with but appropriate for a 14-inch chainsaw. Secure the oil cap in place and install the battery. You are now ready to begin cutting away.
I began cutting but not really. The saw wasn't digging into the wood. It was at that moment that I realized the chain was installed backward. It was an oversight I had during the installation. The teeth of the chain on the top of the bar must point away from the saw. The teeth dig into the wood and chip away at it. If the chain is installed backward, it will not dig into the wood. And if you continue to operate the saw in this manner for an extended time it can damage the saw.
The Biusine 14-inch cordless chainsaw is available here: amzn.to/3Tri1bm
Toro Bar and Chain Oil: amzn.to/4cpRKTi
For my detailed review as well as other tool reviews please visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/tool-review-biusine-14-inch-cordless-chainsaw-kit
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Video Chapters:
0:00 Unboxing of Biusine Cordless Chainsaw Kit
1:30 Assembly of chainsaw
2:53 Installation of bar and chain
4:44 Installation of chain cover and tensioning of chain
6:21 Adding bar and chain oil
7:10 Attempt to cut but unit fails
9:03 Manufacturer sent a replacement saw
9:42 Assembly of new saw
11:56 Cutting a lot of wood cookies
15:20 My review of the saw and final thoughts
Video Credits:
Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved.
For the most part, I know where things are in my shop. But, I have several Ridgid Tools small parts organizers that I stack very high. They aren't labeled and when I find one I often don't put them back in the same order. I know I have one that is dedicated to 1/4-20 nuts, bolts, and washers. However, trying to find it can sometimes require me removing each one only to find it was the bottom one. If they are labeled, I might have to remove each one to get to the bottom one. But, at least I'll know instantly where it is in the stack.
The Brother P-Touch Cube compatible label cartridges manufacturer sent me these labels for review. I figured this was a better time than ever to start my labeling. This brings back memories of when I would help my dad label things with the Dymo label maker. He too had a workshop that was organized with small parts drawers, pickle jars hanging from the ceiling, and racks of baby food jars.
Hehua Brother P-Touch Cube TZe-231 Label Cartidge 6-Pack White: amzn.to/3V9n5nd
Brother P-Touch Cube Label Maker: amzn.to/3TeGVKZ
To learn more about my labeling process as well as projects visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/storage-and-organization-improve-your-flow-by-labeling
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Our friend Blaise gave me two fluorescent lighting fixtures. One was broken and had an electrical cord with a 3-prong plug. The other was a salvaged lighting fixture permanently installed in an office and professionally removed by an electrician. Blaise needs me to remove the electrical cord from the broken one and install it within the other fixture. He will then use LED drop-in replacement bulbs to help reduce energy costs.
In my article, I go into the details of how I removed the cord from the broken one. Then I safely installed the new lighting fixture. This was easily achieved using a Romex connector, a spade crimp connector, two crimp cap connectors, and electrical tape.
If you want to learn more about this retrofit and learn about other ways to save money visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/save-money-by-repurposing-lighting-fixtures
Tools and Materials Used in this Video:
Cap Terminal Crimp Connectors - amzn.to/3uUV6gr
Electrical Tape - amzn.to/49K9xD6
Fluorescent Bulbs
3/8 inch Romex Connector - amzn.to/3PcKhwW
Diagonal Cutters
Needle Nose Pliers
Wire Strippers
Flat Head Screwdriver
Digital Multi Meter
Video Chapters
0:00 How to Save Money by Repurposing a Fluorescent Lamp
0:20 Removing the electrical cord from the bad one
2:41 Inspecting the good Fluorescent Lamp
4:05 Installation of Romex Connector
5:13 Installation of Electrical Cord
6:04 Connecting Ground to Metal Housing
6:57 Attaching Hot and Neutral Wires
9:48 Assembly of the lamp and power-up
11:29 An example of how we save money
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Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records™️ LLC All Rights Reserved.
A button is on the front of the handle, which can be used for image capture to the built-in memory on the camera. But, it can also be used to turn on the laser pointer. There is a menu option to disable the laser, as you would not want that on if you are scanning people or pets. You can transfer the images from the camera using the included USB-C to USB-A data transfer and charging cable.
The GOYOJO GW192S Thermal Imaging Camera is available here: amzn.to/434BXoQ
To learn more about this camera and see other tool reviews and projects visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/tool-review-goyojo-gw192s-thermal-imaging-camera
The camera's menu has many options, some of which are important to optimize temperature readings. These important options include the Units, Emissivity, Distance, and Temperature Range.
Units allow you to select F, C, or K temperature scales.
Emissivity is a setting used to match the object being scanned. There are several emissivity preset choices, including brick, soil, and human skin. But, if you can't find the item you can enter a custom emissivity value.
Distance is how far the item being scanned is from the thermal camera. As you may know light decreases exponentially the further away you are from the source. This setting helps to compensate for that.
Temperature Range is the setting for the range. You can select Auto Switch, -4 to 302 degrees Fahrenheit, or 212 to 1022 degrees Fahrenheit. I found that Auto Switch will provide you with the appropriate temperature range but it takes some time to switch. Selecting the temperature range manually is probably the better choice. It will let you know when you exceed the range as shown in the video.
Video Chapters
0:00 Unboxing of the GOYOJO GW192S SuperIR Thermal Imaging Camera
0:35 Initial power-up and first look at the camera features
3:11 Using the camera to inspect my electric heater
5:35 Changing the temperature range
6:25 Switching between color gradient modes
8:55 Recording a social media video with the camera
11:06 Detailed review of the camera settings
12:53 Setting the Emissivity parameter
14:55 Setting the Distance parameter
16:55 Setting the Color Palette (color gradient)
17:46 Display Setting allows control over what shows on the display
18:13 Level & Span Settings
19:10 Setting the Temperature Units and Date & Time
The manufacturer sent this unit to U Do It for review.
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Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records® LLC All Rights Reserved.
Many oil-less air compressor pumps are built with a motor that spins a flywheel, which has a connecting rod and piston assembly that pushes air through a cylinder. This compressed air feeds into a valve plate and pump head. This assembly supplies air into the compressor through a check valve, which prevents the compressor from losing air through the pump head. The compressor pump is controlled by a pressure switch with built-in hysteresis. The hysteresis could be set for 25 psi with a max pressure of 125 psi. This would mean that the pump will kick on at 100 psi and turn off around 125 psi. But, what if the pump never shuts off? That's why compressors are supplied with pressure relief valves to trip at a higher pressure, like 150 psi.
The particular problem with my pump is that it builds up pressure to around 45 psi but doesn't exceed it. The compressor doesn't lose pressure, which means that the check valve is ok and all hoses beyond the check valve are good. The problem could be within my pump itself. Another problem is that the pump never shuts off since it isn't achieving the maximum pressure of 125 psi. This could result in damage to the pump and motor and could possibly create a fire hazard from overheating.
Now that I built a shed, I'm cleaning up my garage and moving stuff into the shed. After rediscovering this old compressor that I had sitting I remembered that I had intentions of fixing it. That's why we are here. I have since purchased a replacement compressor that performs much better. But, it's nice to have this old one as a spare. And I enjoy restoring equipment that can be fixed without spending too much money.
The parts diagram for your compressor and pump is almost surely available online. The OL195 diagram is available on several websites where you can order replacement parts. The model OL195 pump on my compressor was assembled using the single valve plate. I upgraded to the double valve plate, which also required replacing the connecting rod cap for the piston. The double valve plate kit part number is AB-9429999. You may also see model information such as Bostitch CAP60P-OF, which uses the OL195 pump.
The piston ring is available here: amzn.to/3wx9b3O
The valve plate assembly and cap are available here: amzn.to/3UKAP7L
To learn more about this repair as well as other repairs and projects visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/equipment-repair-husky-air-compressor-is-not-pressurizing
Tools Used in the Repair
Ball-End Allen Bits: amzn.to/48reDCE
Milwaukee Shockwave Impact Driver Bit Set: amzn.to/3wyEwmI
Loctite Threadlocker Blue 242: amzn.to/3T7EACV
Craftsman Mechanics Tool Set: amzn.to/3Iaz38g
Ridgid Drill and Driver: amzn.to/3UNqR5q
C-Clamp: amzn.to/49L2j1m
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Video Chapters
0:00 My Air Compressor Will Not Pressurize
2:10 Evaluating the problem
3:40 Removing the head body to inspect valve plate
5:45 Valve plate has a broken valve
6:43 Replacing the single valve plate with double valve plate
12:00 Preparing to install new piston ring
14:04 Removing fan (reverse threads)
14:40 Removing connecting rod from flywheel bearing
15:18 Installing piston ring on connecting rod
15:55 Installing piston into piston cylinder and installing connecting rod onto bearing
16:49 Installing double valve plate and pump head
17:37 Installing fan onto flywheel (reverse threads)
18:25 Compressor now reaches 125 psi
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Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved.
This is a shed that I started construction at the beginning of 2023. I finally have the shell up with a roof and I require easy access to it. A ramp built out of pressure-treated wood is a quick way to achieve this. I have extra 2x8 lumber left over from when I was repairing our deck, extra Simpson Strong-Tie fasteners, and Zmax joist hangers. All that was needed was the purchase of another 3/4 inch sheet of pressure-treated plywood.
U Do It™️ Recommended Tools for Building a Shed: amzn.to/3H0AEgk
The details of the construction as well as other projects on U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/do-it-yourself-build-a-shed-how-to-build-a-ramp
Video Chapters:
0:00 Cutting the ramp joists
3:44 Discussion of construction
5:00 Attaching 3rd ramp joists to shed floor joists
7:13 Simpson Strong-Tie ZMax Joist Hangers
9:38 Using Simpson Strong-Tie 2 1/2" Construction Screws
12:03 Attaching last ramp joist
13:52 Installing blocking between ramp joists
14:58 Installing plywood for ramp
15:48 Credits
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I'm building a shed and it might be some time until it is complete. I'm storing the materials, such as J-Channel and vinyl soffits on the floor in the shed. But, I need this floor space to store things that are currently taking up room in my garage. And, this material is in danger of becoming damaged as it sits on the floor.
I have scrap pieces of 2x4 lumber and leftover pieces of rebar that I used for staking out the perimeter of the shed. The only thing I need to do is fabricate the shelf brackets and hang them. Then, of course, move the building material from the floor to the brackets.
A curated list of products of potential storage units as well as the tools and materials that can be used to build the brackets are available here: amzn.to/48OQgzI
To learn more about how I built the Catilevered Shelving Brackets or discover other project ideas and solutions visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/diy-cantilevered-shelving-brackets
0:00 My plan to build a Cantilevered Shelf Bracket
1:58 Drilling a half-inch hole into the wood
4:40 Hammering rebar into wood
7:40 Installation of the shelf brackets
9:56 Loading the shelf with the building materials
11:31 SPAX PowerLag Wood Screws
11:57 Summary video for social media
13:00 Credits
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The tongs have the precision to pick up the smallest piece of bark while having the strength to pick up the largest log. They allow you to manage your fire at a safe distance from the flames.
To learn more about this product and other products and projects visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/tool-review-log-grabber-for-your-firepit-or-fireplace
To purchase this product visit U Do It™️ Firepit and Fireplace Essentials list here: amzn.to/429XtYQ
The wood used in this fire was cut with the IMOULIVE Mini Chainsaw shown in this video here: youtu.be/Vqq0eERLHLY
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The video focuses on the unboxing of the cyclone, the lid and gasket, the bucket, and the hose. I am currently building a setup that will house the Dust Deputy and my vacuum in one cabinet with casters.
You can find the Oneida Air Systems Dust Deputy 2.5 Deluxe Separator Kit on U Do It™️ Woodworking Essentials list here: amzn.to/3Sm9pn0
To learn more about this product and other products and projects visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/oneida-air-systems-dust-deputy
Video Chapters
0:00 Unboxing of Oneida Air Systems Dust Deputy 2.5
1:30 Assembly of the cyclone lid
3:50 Assembly of the Dust Deputy 2.5 and connecting to my Ridgid vacuum
5:00 Setup of epic camera angle with my GoPro and Neewer RGB61 light
6:25 Vacuuming with the Dust Deputy 2.5
8:11 Inspection of the Ridgid Vacuum
10:00 Observing what was collected by the Dust Deputy
10:40 Credits
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Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese RecordsⓇ LLC All Rights Reserved.
The product was nicely housed within a latched blow mold case. Included in the case were safety glasses, a maintenance kit, a battery charger with two 21V 3Ahr batteries, and the operating manual.
The saw feels strong compared to other mini chainsaws I have reviewed. It has some weight to it and feels like the material used for the housing is dense and strong. Nearly everything was self-explanatory but considering safety I thought it was important to review the manual. The manual helped me understand some of the features. However, the manual did not describe the maintenance kit that was supplied. For instance, it was not clear if the included bottle of liquid was chain and bar oil.
The Imoum Live 6-Inch Mini Chainsaw can be found here: amzn.to/47BLHHV
Toro Bar & Chain Oil can be found here: amzn.to/48TOWLw
To learn more about the ImoumLive Mini Chainsaw as well as other products and projects visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/tool-review-mini-chainsaw-for-pruning-and-tree-trimming
Video Chapters
0:00 Unboxing of ImoumLive Mini Chainsaw
2:00 Filling oil reservoir with Toro bar & chain oil
3:10 Installing battery
3:37 First cut with the mini chainsaw
4:34 Cutting 2-inch diameter branch
5:25 Cutting 4-inch diameter branch
7:00 Cutting 6-inch diameter branch
9:54 Switching to another battery
11:11 Cutting a 4-inch diameter branch
12:54 Looking at the battery level indicator
14:21 It's a fun tool to use
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Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese RecordsⓇ LLC All Rights Reserved.
I prefer to do as much if not all of the work necessary to complete a DIY project myself; hence, the term DIY or Do It Yourself. This is why I named my brand U DO IT because I do it first then you do it. But, my slogan is I DON'T DO IT - U DO IT. Finding tools and machinery that fit within the budget is an important deciding factor in both the direction of a project and if I choose to rent or purchase. Especially, if said tools and machinery can be used in future projects. We have a local tools and machinery rental company that we love. But, I do not like spending money on a rental. I would rather invest in a tool that I know I can use on another project.
The price point of this compactor at the time of my purchase in early 2023 was just at the right value. I was able to purchase this compactor and use it to level the ground on my schedule. And, what is not shown in this video is the numerous times that I used it on the same project months later. For me to do this with a rental, I would have to revisit the rental company multiple times.
The compactor itself is quite heavy. It is listed as weighing 126 pounds. This makes it a little difficult to maneuver alone. But, I was able to get it into place and unbox it. The packaging was done well I thought and had a combination of plywood and dense cardboard to secure it in the box. The assembly was fairly simple following the directions.
The following products and materials (or similar) were used in this video:
Bilt Hard Plate Compactor 2500-Pound 6.5HP Gasoline Engine: amzn.to/433kZXc
DeWalt Metric Mechanic Tool Set DWMT73804: amzn.to/421CvcZ
DeWalt Metric Wrench Set MWMT19237: amzn.to/3Mpjiw5
Sceptre 5 Gallon gas can FSCG552 or equivalent with fresh gas: amzn.to/4308w6u
Mr. Funnel AF3CB Fuel Filter Funnel: amzn.to/3WuvIat
10W-30 Engine Oil: amzn.to/43ikIPQ
FloTool 10714MX3 Super Funnel Trio: amzn.to/431k6Oz
To learn more about this product and other projects visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/do-it-yourself-build-a-shed-plate-compactor
Video Chapters:
0:00 Unboxing of the Bilt Hard Gas Powered Plate Compactor
1:18 Adding oil to the compactor oil reservoir
2:22 Assembly of the compactor
2:48 Assembly of the handle
3:44 Assembly of the wheels
4:26 Filling up the gas tank
4:54 Assembly of throttle but it was missing a nut
5:21 Starting the compactor
6:18 Initial compacting
7:32 Credits
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The roof of my shed is 218 inches wide and I need something economical and functionally safe. I need to be able to safely work along the width of the shed by walking along the plank. The plank will also serve as a staging area for tools and materials that are needed to work on the roof.
The Vevor Telescoping Plank supports 440 pounds and can extend from its shortest of 9 feet to its longest of 15 feet. The plank is constructed of tubular aluminum and is very light to pick up and position into place. The plank does deflect some as you walk across it, which is expected. It took me a little while to get used to this. Now, I'm much more confident walking about it and have since completed my roof.
Since the plank collapses down to 9 feet I will be able to easily transport it in my truck along with my Little Giant Ladders.
To purchase the Vevor Telescoping Plank visit: amzn.to/3TIpcNY
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To learn more about the Vevor Telescoping Plank as well as other products and projects please visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/do-it-yourself-build-a-shed-vevor-telescoping-plank-for-roofing
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Once the half-lap joints are cut I apply the Rustoleum Wood Life Copper Coat with a brush to the freshly exposed wood. This appears blue at first, which is typical of a copper solution. But then as it oxidizes it quickly turns to a green patina.
Rustoleum Woodlife Copper Coat is available here: amzn.to/3v9BiWj
To learn more about this project as well as other projects please visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/do-it-yourself-build-a-shed-woodlife-copper-coat-wood-preservative
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The WEN Roofing Nailer, which is model number WEN 61783, is shipped with a carrying case, goggles, an oiler, and the necessary hex keys to make adjustments as required. I'm using Grip Right 1 1/4" coil roofing nails that are 11 gauge, which is compatible with this nailer. I originally purchased these nails for building my original shed at our last property. That shed is a 12 x 16-foot shed with a gambrel roof that stands 16 feet tall.
The purpose of a drip edge on a roof is to provide a way to divert water away from the roof line. Otherwise, water would make its way back under the shingles and underlayment. There are differing opinions about the order of ice and water shield, underlayment, and drip edge. The order is sometimes determined by the construction code in a particular region based on predominant weather conditions.
For our area in New Jersey, we receive an average of 20+ inches of snow a year. I'm applying the drip edge first then the underlayment along the roof edge. Along the rake edge, underlayment is installed first followed by the drip edge. I chose not to install ice and water shield.
The fascia will be installed under the drip edge. Therefore, it is important to leave a small gap under the drip edge. If a gutter were installed, it would also be installed under the same drip edge along the edge of the roof.
To learn more about this and other projects and tool reviews visit U Do It™️ at:: udoit.me/do-it-yourself-build-a-shed-wen-roofing-nailer
Similar pneumatic roofing nailers are available here: amzn.to/47fORRc
Video Chapters:
0:00 Unboxing of WEN Roofing Nailer Model Number 61783
2:18 Loading a coil of nails into the nailer
4:23 Initial test of nailer
4:46 Notching and mitering Drip Edge
6:22 Installing drip edge on shed roof
8:16 Placing underlayment over drip edge and nailing in place
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Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records™️ LLC All Rights Reserved.
At that point, we realized how convenient a microwave appliance is for life. We lived without it for over a year. Meanwhile, I tried fixing it several times with no success.
We bought a new Frigidaire black stainless steel microwave to replace it. And now that we have a functioning microwave we can heat up water, have microwave popcorn, and even reheat leftovers.
To learn more about this replacement and other U Do It™️ projects visit: udoit.me/how-to-replace-a-broken-microwave
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I also demonstrate the practical use of the torque wrench on my Craftsman Radial Arm Saw that I'm restoring.
To learn more about this torque wrench as well as other tools and projects visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/uyecove-torque-wrench-review
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0:00 Unboxing of the UYECOVE Torque Wrench
1:00 Review of Calibration Specification
1:27 Packaging
1:46 Operation of the UYECOVE Torque Wrench
4:05 Practical Application of Torque Wrench
7:29 Setting the Torque Wrench to the lowest setting for long-term storage
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The ridge beam is fabricated from two 2x8x12s and two 2x8x8s to form a 20-foot span for my 12x16 shed. The final span will be 218.5 inches after the excess is cut off once the beam is in place. I cut the top side of the ridge beam to 15 degrees, which is what my shed plans specified.
When the beam was fabricated I ensured that the beveled side was perfectly aligned. This resulted in the bottom side being out of alignment by approximately 1/8th of an inch. There are two points that the ridge beam rests on, which are the front and back supports. Other than these two resting points the rest of the bottom of the beam is irrelevant. I needed a way to flatten the bottom side at these two points of the ridge beam. And that is what this video is about - using the DeWalt DCP580 power planer to flatten these two critical points.
The products used in this video can be found in the U Do It™️ Contractor Tools for Home list here: amzn.to/3CHXveu
To learn more about this planer and other tools and projects visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/do-it-yourself-build-a-shed-using-the-dewalt-dcp580-planer
0:00 DeWalt DCP580 Power Planer Unboxing
3:15 Attaching the DeWalt DCB201 battery
3:41 Inspecting the area of the ridge beam that needs to be planed
4:20 Attaching the rabbit fence
5:00 Making the first cut with the planer
6:21 Inspecting the results of several passes
6:57 Working on the other end
8:41 The final passes and my thoughts on the DeWalt Planer
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0:00 Intro to the Jack Hammer
0:50 Cutting the rebar into 3ft sections
2:27 Irwin SpeedBor 1/2 inch drill bit
4:00 Drilling 1/2 inch holes into the timers
5:18 Unboxing of the TR Industrial Ground Rod Driver Bit
5:50 Rolling out my TR Industrial Jackhammer
7:38 Attaching the ground rod driver bit to the jackhammer
8:15 Attempting to use the jackhammer to drive the rebar into the ground
14:01 Trying to determine why the jackhammer will not hammer
16:06 I learned that the jackhammer has a feature that does not jackhammer into soft ground
17:44 Continuing installation of the rebar rods for the remaining spots on the timbers
23:00 Performing a test with a carpentry hammer vs. a jackhammer
25:00 Test to drive ground rod with jackhammer
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As you can see in the video it was leaking by the carburetor. My guess is that the o-ring gasket around the bowl or the small gasket around the bowl nut failed. Rather than investigate that issue I decided to purchase a replacement carburetor. I had already removed the original carburetor in preparation for this.
Once I installed the carburetor and put a little gas in the tank it started right up after a few pull starts. You'll see in this video youtu.be/N7LKAN7lj2k that I successfully cleaned my driveway with the new pressure washer surface cleaner.
To purchase this replacement carburetor as well as other Briggs & Stratton small engine parts visit U Do It™️ Briggs & Stratton list here: amzn.to/3pnDV4k
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To learn more about this repair as well as other repairs and projects visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/my-pressure-washer-is-leaking-gas
0:00 Pressure washer is leaking gas
1:00 Removing air filter housing
1:25 Inspecting and removing the carburetor
2:44 Unboxing new briggs and stratton carburetor
4:18 Installation of new carburetor
7:19 Connecting fuel supply line to carburetor
7:40 Installing air filter assembly
8:28 Attempting to start
9:03 Mrs U Do It™️ pressure washing the driveway
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The cleaner head has two pressure washer tips that are slightly angled so the head spins while cleaning your surface. I demonstrate this on my Troy-Bilt 875EX Pressure Washer, which is rated for 2800PSI. The Twinkle Star Surface Cleaner is rated for 3100PSI. If your pressure washer exceeds this pressure do not purchase it.
The Twinkle Star Pressure Washer Surface Cleaner as well as other pressure washer accessories is available on U Do It™️ Pressure Washing Essentials List here: amzn.to/44g4HdD
To learn more about the Twinkle Star Surface Cleaner as well as other products and projects visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/cleaning-is-so-easy-with-this-surface-cleaner
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The RZ Mask M2 comes with filter inserts that provide additional protection, such as active carbon filtration to remove fumes. In this case, I'm merely concerned about filtering out the dust from pressure-treated wood.
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0:00 Video opening
4:25 Light Sources
6:50 Neewer C-Stand (Century Stand)
13:30 Camera Rig (Panasonic G85 and GoPro Hero 5 Black)
17:25 Audio (Microphone)
20:50 Rode Wireless Go II Microphone
22:10 Neewer RGB61 Light
22:35 Setup of Neewer Lighting
23:10 Setup of GoPro on Neewer C-Stand with SmallRig Articulating Arm
25:35 Manfrotto Camera Backpack
25:45 Joby Tripod
26:50 G85 Camera Rig Setup with Anker 26800mAh and G85 Dummy Battery
29:09 GoPro Mounted on C-Stand with SmallRig Super Clamp and 9-inch Articulating Arm
To learn more about this visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/how-i-film-my-workshop-projects
The equipment demonstrated in this video is available from the following shop. Some models are no longer available and a suitable replacement is listed in its place.
Lighting and Rigging: amazon.com/shop/udoit2/list/B4G5TZZXMKHL?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_aipsfudoit2_4K5ZXSGDJA8013F8BHEK
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To learn more about the Greenworks Hedge Trimmer Model Number HT24B414 visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/greenworks-hedge-trimmer-is-easy-to-use
To purchase this product and other lawn care and landscaping products visit my U Do It™️ Lawn Care / Landscaping List on my shop: amazon.com/shop/udoit2/list/244FB72UQ7A31?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_aipsfudoit2_B5AY12REKSSPNPFTK2HT
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I was fortunate to grow up at a time when my life overlapped with my grandparents' lives. They told me about the tough times they had growing up during the great depression. Though I could not appreciate it at the time it resonates well with me now. Our economy is echoing similar circumstances to what happened 100 years ago. So the time is more critical than ever to begin doing what is necessary to survive.
In this video, I am using power tools. Some may say that is fancy. Others may say it is primitive. It's all relative and again that is not the point of this video. I am stressing the importance of doing things for yourself and your family to help you save money.
0:00 Introduction of Raised Bed Planter
0:29 Review of tools and materials used
5:00 Setup of DeWalt Miter Saw
5:33 Cutting 4x4 post to 30 inches long
6:44 Cutting walls of the planter from 2x6 lumber
8:48 Using a combination square
10:14 Drilling holes with a countersink bit
12:03 Adding chamfer to walls
15:04 Assembly of legs and walls
17:59 Adding supports for soil
18:48 Flipping over the planter
19:46 Rounding over sharp corners with a router
22:00 Adding pocket hole screws to legs
22:50 Painting inside with Flex Seal
24:15 Preparing narrow crown stapler
24:45 Getting DeWalt Air Hose Reel
25:12 Installing wire mesh with a stapler
27:35 Adding landscaping fabric
28:55 BTS shooting a promo reel for other platforms
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For the additional tools, materials, and construction details see the article below.
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Song: Anti Cheese Instrumental (2023 Release)
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Using my Craftsman Construction Calculator I was able to determine the diagonal for the rectangle which is 207 inches by 320 inches. The calculator allows you to enter Rise, Run, and then press the Diag function to calculate the diagonal. It calculated 381 1/8 inches.
I have a 35-foot Stanely tape measure and a 100' Kobalt tape measure. I was able to tape the end of the 35' tape measure to the one piece of rebar. Then I noticed the Kobalt has a loop at the end for you to place it over 1/2 inch rebar. I wasn't aware this tape measure had this feature so that made things easier for me once I discovered it.
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We're seeing a much bigger difference with our lawn this year thanks to Scotts Triple Action. I applied the fertilizer using the Scotts Turf Builder with EdgeGaurd DLX broadcast spreader. This spreader offers wide dispersal for good coverage and overlap. This spreader allows you to block the edge from being fertilized using EdgeGaurd. I had the setting at the recommended 3.5 but I found that it was dispersing way too quickly so I dialed it back to around 2.5 and this worked much better.
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Not all tires are the same so you need to check the specifications for your minimum tread depth. In this video, I demonstrate how to check your tread depth with this gauge.
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This video was shot in 2022 and we were pleasantly surprised with how well the weed & feed fertilizer worked with unwatered grass. Our friend cuts it every 8 to 10 days depending upon its rate of growth. He also edges and cleans up the grass clippings from the driveway and walkway to keep it looking as good as possible.
0:00 Scotts Turf Builder EdgeGuard DLX Unboxing
1:00 Scotts Turf Builder Weed & Feed setting to 3.5
1:28 Applying weed & feed fertilizer to lawn using EdgeGuard
1:53 How EdgeGuard Works
2:05 Point of view from rear of broadcast spreader
2:23 My point of view of broadcast spreader
2:32 Filling up spreader with Weed & Feed fertilizer and setting to 3.5
2:44 Spreading pattern with overlapping passes
2:56 Finishing fertilizing
4:04 Credits
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Almost one month later I'm here to fix the problem. In this video, you'll see I remove the outlet and show the connections. I replaced the original outlet in 2016 with this new outlet. But, when I installed it I used the push-in connectors in the back of the outlet. In retrospect, I should have used the lugs. I remove the wires by inserting a small slotted screwdriver into the wire releases. Some wires were really stuck in there and needed some significant force to remove them.
Read more about this solution on U Do It™ here: udoit.me/outlet-loses-power-when-it-is-touched-or-moved
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0:00 Removing outlet from the junction box
0:47 Using push-in connectors on outlet
0:55 Found loose wire in push-in connection on outlet
1:01 Using Ideal in-sure 30-1033 3-port push-in connectors
1:09 Making a hot wire pigtail with Ideal in-sure connectors
1:46 Removing wires from push-in connectors on back of outlet
2:11 Making neutral wire pigtail with in-sure connectors
2:52 Completing hot wire pigtail with Ideal in-sure connectors
3:05 Connecting hot wire pigtail to screw terminal on outlet
3:49 Connecting neutral wire pigtail to screw terminal on outlet
4:48 Installing outlet in the wall and cover plate
5:57 Using electrical tester to test outlet wiring
6:57 Credits
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Refilling the ink was quite easy as I demonstrate in this video. One concern is that you purchase the ink close to when you know you need it. That is of course unless there are supply chain issues that we have all come to know and love. Do you sense the sarcasm? And in that case, purchase a bottle or two extra, especially if you print a lot.
In our case, we did not print a lot. It is used mainly for printing contracts and making copies of receipts. In Mrs U Do It's case, she uses it to print worksheets for her classroom and sometimes legal documents.
We're happy with this printer and hope that it lasts us as long as our other printer from a different manufacturer lasted.
To learn more about this refilling process please visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/how-to-refill-ink-in-an-epson-et-15000-inkjet-printer
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The directions were clear with only slight translation issues, which I will provide them with feedback on. There was a clear indication with a tag that the unit was shipped without oil. The pressure washer starting instructions were easily understood combined with the images.
0:00 Pressure Washer Unboxing
1:26 Attaching wheels
2:06 Attaching handle
3:07 Installing nozzles into the handle
3:31 Remove tape from the gas tank
5:10 Joe helping me figure out how to affix the gas tank lid
6:17 Installing water supply screen
6:31 Installing pressure washer hose
6:57 Review of starting instructions
7:42 No oil in unit tag
7:56 Assembly of pressure washer wand
8:21 Attaching wand to pressure washer hose
9:06 Attaching wand holder
10:04 Filling up the oil reservoir
11:17 Attaching water hose
11:30 Filling the gas tank
12:06 Filling up soap tank
12:30 Priming pump by pressing wand trigger
12:38 Starting pressure washer ASMR
13:28 Pressure washing siding
15:40 Pressure washing aluminum trim
16:15 Pressure washing garage door
17:56 Pressure washing brick
19:26 Pressure washing concrete
21:34 Pressure washing driveway
22:35 How to clean brick with a pressure washer
25:04 How to clean concrete with a pressure washer
27:01 How to clean trim with a pressure washer
28:40 How to clean a garage door with a pressure washer
30:20 Cleaning concrete with a pressure washer
32:47 Cleaning driveway with a pressure washer
33:21 Cleaning siding with a pressure washer
37:47 Cleaning brick with a pressure washer
38:24 How to store MUTAOMAY pressure washer
40:08 Credits
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0:00 Unpacking KAPRO 985D
1:24 Side view of vertical vial
1:43 Review of Directions
2:37 985D 9V Battery Compartment
3:04 Review of KAPRO 985D digital display
3:12 Percent Slope / % Slope
3:36 Level Buzzer / Audible beep for level
4:00 Direction arrows to achieve level
5:35 Using the level in a typical scenario
8:36 Measuring slope of garage floor that settled
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I bought this lawnmower in 2006 when we bought our second home on a 1/2 acre property. Mowing the property with a 21" walk-behind lawnmower, although a great way to exercise combined with landscaping maintenance, is a time killer. So I purchased this Craftsman LT2000 lawnmower from a Sears outlet store for $1,500.
The Craftsman LT2000 lawnmower uses a Group U1 type 12 Volt battery with at least 250 cold cranking amps.
To learn more about this restoration and other projects on U Do It™️ visit: udoit.me/installing-new-battery-in-a-craftsman-lt2000-riding-lawnmower
The tools and materials used in this video are as follows:
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0:00 Bigginz Group Therapy The Movie Mezzanine
0:06 U Do It - Bigginz Group Therapy Official Music Video
3:20 U Do It - Bigginz Group Therapy Official Lyrics Video
6:35 U Do It - Anti Cheese Official Audio
9:27 U Do It - Anti Cheese Official Lyrics Video
12:21 U Do It - Hold The Cheese Official Audio
15:57 U Do It - Cheese Trauma Official Visualization Video
19:13 U Do It - No Cheese Anthem Official Visualization Video
22:53 Credits
24:09 Luke Franklin - I Can't Even
24:12 Mrs U Do It - Poppin Tags
24:26 Luke Franklin - That's Just Wrong
24:32 Luke Franklin - Yes, That's Right
24:44 Luke Franklin - You Are Correct
24:52 Luke Franklin - You Da Man
24:59 U Do It - Wearing U Do It Patriotic WerkJaqket
25:16 Anthony Barone
25:20 Peter Barone
25:24 Luke Franklin - Yes, I Need That
26:40 Special Thanks to Volpe's, Eddie Shapiro, Bigginz Nutz Bar
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I visited my favorite metal supply shop in our area, which is Fazzio Steel. There I was able to pick up 5/16-18 threaded rods, flange nuts, T-Nuts, and washers. I also purchased a used chop saw that I was able to use to cut down the threaded rod. Altogether, it was still cheaper than $270 and I got a new tool that will help in future projects.
0:00 Intro to Fabricating Fasteners
0:13 Cutting Threaded Rod into 11-inch sections
2:15 Deburring with belt sander
2:57 Feeding of NR-211-MP Flux-Cored wire
4:21 Adapter to connect 240VAC welder plug to generator
5:24 Welding flanged nuts to threaded rod with Lincoln Electric 210MP Welder
8:11 Grinding welds with DeWALT DWE4011 and Blue Hawk flap discs
10:26 Behind The Scenes video of fasteners
11:35 Review of flux-cored wire setup
12:55 Review of generator to welder plug adapters
13:22 NG-50R Plug to L14-20 Adapter
Visit U Do It™️ to learn more about this welder: udoit.me/fabricating-fasteners-with-lincoln-electric-210mp-welder
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DeWALT 4-1/2 inch Angle Grinder DWE4011: amzn.to/3YdD8z1
Black Hawk Grinding and Sanding Flap Discs T27 40-Grit: amzn.to/3XdFzAi
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0:00 DeWALT DWS780 Unboxing
0:30 Saw Setup - Installing Extension Arms
0:52 Testing the smoothness of the sliding linear bearings
1:01 Checking the saw for square
1:20 Initial cut using 45° bevel
2:00 Setting Bevel to 0 degrees and making a 90° cut
2:17 Checking cross cut for squareness
2:26 Demonstrating XPS LED cutline
2:44 Locking / Unlocking saw
3:00 Calibrating miter angle and bevel angle to 0 degrees
3:45 Replacing DWS3126 Contractor 60 Tooth blade with Diablo D1280X
7:47 Using Slide Lever Lock to Cut Trim Vertically
9:49 Cutting trim board laying flat on the miter saw table
10:56 Using sight to line up scribe line and blade through saw blade guard
11:44 How to Turn on the XPS LED
12:12 How to use the miter saw clamp
13:13 Power Switch safety feature
13:45 Using XPS LED as a reference to the scribed line
14:01 Measuring and cutting to length test and a quick lesson on uncertainty
15:56 How to Transport Saw
16:56 How to adjust miter angles with and without angle detents
20:33 Using Bevel Pawls for 22.5 and 33.9-degree bevel
21:58 Using 0° Bevel Override to bevel to the right
22:49 Using the grooving stop for dados and rabbits
28:12 Horizontal cut capacity (boards laying flat on the table)
28:49 Vertical cut capacity (trim boards standing upright)
30:00 How to access the belt for replacement
31:48 Using 45° stops to reach 49°
32:46 Setting bevel to 45° to make the cut on my bed skirt
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Our pantry cabinet has 3 removable shelves and 2 fixed shelves. It was easiest to start with a removable shelf as a template. I removed everything from the shelf and placed the shelf on our kitchen table. Once I opened the shelf liner roll I was able to size it up, clamp it in place onto the shelf and cut it to length. I used my Stanley Utility Knife with a new blade to cut the shelf liner. As I cut I made sure that I rested the end of the utility knife on the shelf while allowing the blade to glide along the edge of the shelf. This cut the shelf liner to the exact width of the shelf. Clamping the liner to the shelf made this work much easier since the shelf liner was nearly immovable during cutting.
I got a little fancy and cut around the magnetic latches that hold the door into place when closed. The utility knife made easy work of this allowing me to cut the shelf liner in place.
0:00 Introduction to Gorilla Grip Liner
0:38 Sizing up the liner for the shelf
1:17 Making the first cut
2:11 Installing the shelf with the liner
3:04 Clearing off next shelf
3:30 Aligning liner to the shelf and clamping it down
4:20 Making the next four liner cuts
6:00 Installing the second shelf with liner
6:28 Cutting around magnetic latches and face frame
6:45 Lining the other two shelves and filling the cabinet
7:35 Impressions of Gorilla Grip Drawer and Shelf Liner
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Stanley 99E Utility Knife: amzn.to/3HUv7K8
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Our choice of the interior door was the two-panel with the curved top to give a more sophisticated look. And this style is consistent with the doors we chose for our son's music studio. As you walk through the hallway you will notice this consistent look between the door styles, molding, and hardware. We still have a ways to go since the hallway isn't complete but that is a task for another day.
0:00 Honeywell Door Lever 8106402 Unboxing
0:34 Installing the Adjustable Latchset
0:57 Installation of Door Lever
1:50 Install #8 Machine Screws to secure Outside Door Lever to the Inside Door Lever
3:47 Secure Latch-Plate into the edge of the door
4:00 Install the Strike Plate
5:10 Apex 3-Inch u-Guard Protective Sleeve Benefit
Installation
The package contains the door lever and a box of hardware for installing it including the door latch and strike plate. Recommended tools for installation include a Phillips-head screwdriver and maybe a rubber mallet or hammer. Install the door latch first with proper orientation so the door will close and latch properly. This may require a light tap with a rubber mallet or hammer. However, use care as you can bend the metal on the Springlatch faceplate especially if the edge bore hole for the latch assembly is not the correct size. If you are installing this on an older existing door, you may find that the edge bore hole is not the correct size. For newer manufactured doors a standard size for the face bore and the edge bore is used.
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Tools and Materials Used
Honeywell Wave Privacy Door Lever model number 8106402: amzn.to/3GgEfre
APEX u-Guard Fastening Set: amzn.to/3FJunVm
Drill / Driver like the Ridgid R86034: amzn.to/3PXIfzZ
Rubber Mallet or Hammer: amzn.to/3FRhR6i
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I would like to give special shoutouts to the following local companies:
Friends at Matteo Iron & Metal in Thorofare, NJ where I was able to purchase the scrapped sheet metal for use as a base for the light stands.
Joseph Fazzio, Inc. in Glassboro, NJ for their incredible supply of metal where I was able to purchase the steel tubing.
Video Chapters:
0:00 Demonstrating Light Stands in Use
0:04 Cutting light stand base with DEWALT angle grinder
1:30 Using BlackHawk 40 Grit flap discs to grind off the rust
2:09 Cutting down steel tubing to length
2:24 Grinding off mill scale from tubing
3:00 Welding tubing to the base
3:47 Prepping surface for priming
4:24 Using RUST-OLEUM comfort grip
4:50 Drilling hole in stand for mounting Novostella 25 Watt Smart LED Lights
6:30 Priming light stands with RUST-OLEUM Automotive Primer
8:20 Painting stands with RUST-OLEUM K7758 Hunter Green Enamel
9:02 Mounting Novastella 25 Watt Smart LED Lights to stands
9:24 Connecting lights with Iron Forge 1 to 4 extension cord splitter
10:06 Connecting Novastella lights to Smart Life app
10:44 SmartLife app automatically detected smart floodlight
10:52 Using Cord Protect weatherproof connector
12:03 Using Iron Forge 1 to 4 extension cord splitter for other lights
13:16 Using Cord Protect
14:24 Configuring Novostella in SmartLife app
14:45 Setting the startup color of the light in the SmartLife app
15:16 Sit back and enjoy your setup
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Metal Cutting and Surface Grinding Products used:
DEWALT DWE4011 Angle Grinder: amzn.to/3VsYzL9
BlackHawk 40 Grit Grinding and Sanding Flap Discs: amzn.to/3ujyXUU
Jorgensen Ratchet Bar Clamps: amzn.to/3H4FYAt
Welding Products used:
Welding Magnets: amzn.to/3H4hdV7
Lincoln Electric 210MP Welder: amzn.to/3FlyEzh
Lincoln Electric Welding Gloves: amzn.to/3OWdUBo
Optrel VegaView 2.5 Welding Helmet 1006.600: amzn.to/3uj2zBP
Welding Rods: amzn.to/3UoIHbe
Generator for power welder: amzn.to/3VMPxrW
Painting Products used:
RUST-OLEUM Protective Enamel K7758 Hunter Green: amzn.to/3gODFXP
RUST-OLEUM Automotive Primer: amzn.to/3VKGI1X
RUST-OLEUM Comfort Grip 241526: amzn.to/3EZFp8m
Lights and Extension Cords:
Iron Forge 1 to 4 Extension Cord Splitter: amzn.to/3itVRGv
Cord Protect Outdoor Extension Cord Safety Cover: amzn.to/3VILVr8
Novostella 25 Watt Smart LED Flood Lights: amzn.to/3EZJ2Lw
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0:00 Introduction to printer
0:05 Unboxing Gift Bundle
1:38 Unboxing KODAK Mini 3 Retro Printer
2:20 Unboxing 3 x 3 Print Cartridge
2:34 Charging printer
3:16 Installing KODAK Photo Printer app on Android phone
3:49 App setup and permissions
4:48 Connect to printer via Bluetooth
5:38 Selecting photo to print
6:30 My first print
7:20 Photo print reveal
7:50 Printing another photo of me and Mrs U Do It
8:44 Second photo comparison to actual photo
8:56 Turn off printer
9:16 Placing prints in the included photo album
To learn more about this printer and other articles from U Do It visit: https://savvyturtle.rocks/kodak-mini-3-retro-photo-printer
This kit that I received, which was sent by KODAK to me as part of a promotion in that I am participating, contains the following:
- KODAK Mini 3 Retro Photo Printer with 8 sheets
- Charging cable
- Photo Album
- Stickers
- Clothing Pins for hanging photos
- A carrying case
- 60 3 inch square photo sheets
- A retro tin for storing printed photos
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My pressure washer is the Troy-Bilt 875EX with a Briggs & Stratton engine. I bought the VEVOR Telescoping Pressure Washer Wand and the Sun Joe SPX-GCA315 315-Degree Gutter Cleaning Attachment to clean my siding and clean out my gutters. I needed the telescoping wand since our home is two stories tall.
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Visit U Do It™️ to learn more about cleaning your gutters or other Home Improvement videos: udoit.me/cleaning-two-story-gutters-with-a-pressure-washer
0:00 Connecting the VEVOR Telescoping Wand to Pressure Washer
0:18 Cleaning gutters above garage
0:59 Cleaning gutters above 2nd floor
1:47 Connecting GoPro to Sun Joe gutter cleaning wand
2:00 Making 2nd pass
3:27 Cleaning gutter for 3rd pass
4:28 Making another pass to thoroughly clean gutters
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My mentor challenged me to find items, repair them, clean them up and sell them. I visited our friend Jim Matteo's business Matteo Iron & Metal in Thorofare, NJ on Saturday, November 5th to see what they had just received. After looking through everything I found this Generac GP5500 Generator on a pallet just sitting there. I bought it and they loaded it up onto my truck bed using their forklift.
I got the generator home and... To learn more about this generator read the U Do It™️ article here: udoit.me/i-bought-a-generator-from-a-scrap-yard-will-it-run
Gumout Starting Fluid 5072866: amzn.to/3EehGSI
Gumout Carb / Choke Cleaner 800002230: amzn.to/3tfNQHa
Small Engine Repair Tools: amzn.to/3VZXWJA
Video Chapters
0:00 Generac GP5500 Generator
0:40 Filling generator with gas and initial start
1:57 Remove Air Filter Assembly with 10mm Socket
2:28 Remove Fuel Line from Carburetor
3:25 Flush out tank with fresh gas
3:45 Remove governor spring and rod
4:20 Remove Carburetor
4:26 Remove Bowl Nut with 14mm Socket
4:42 Inspect Bowl Nut
4:58 Clean Bowl Nut with Carb Cleaning Tools
6:40 Clean Bowl Nut with Carb Cleaner
7:20 Clean Main Jet in Carburetor with Carb Cleaner
8:07 Remove Bowl from Carburetor
8:30 Clean Float and inside of carburetor with cleaner
9:10 Ensure bowl is clean
9:26 Clean out Main Jet with a tool
9:44 Spray clean the Main Jet
10:10 Reassemble and Test
13:00 Fuel not getting into bowl
14:06 Disassemble with goal to inspect fuel path
14:38 Spray carb cleaner in Fuel Inlet in Carburetor
14:56 Remove float pin
15:18 Carefully remove needle and float - it was stuck in mine
15:36 Clean out port where needle seat is
16:18 Clean off Needle - Careful not to lose spring
17:36 Ensure Needle is cleaned well
19:00 With Needle, Spring and Float reassemble
19:34 Install Float Pivot Pin
20:30 Install Bowl and Bowl Nut
21:04 Install Carburetor and Reassemble
21:30 Spray with starting fluid and Test
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Rain-X washer fluid is my first choice and I always have extra on hand in case we run out in an emergency.
0:00 Wiper Fluid Indicator Lit
0:15 Pull the hood release lever
0:24 Open the hood
0:30 Locate the windshield washer fluid tank
0:37 Fill the wiper fluid reservoir
1:11 Close the lid to the tank
1:22 Close the hood
1:27 Start the truck
1:35 Observe wiper fluid reservoir
1:47 Test the Windshield Wiper Fluid
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0:00 Unboxing Greenworks 40V 16 Inch Chainsaw
0:29 Battery is super low charge
0:42 Using my other 40V 2Ahr battery
0:49 Inspect and fill with Toro Bar and Chain Oil
1:49 Removing blade guard and testing chainsaw
2:09 Power button to turn on and off
2:30 Initial cuts with chainsaw
3:48 Now using my Greenworks 40V Polesaw
5:27 Fixing chain that popped off of polesaw
6:20 Back to trimming the tree
7:22 Using chainsaw to cut up fallen branches
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See the U Do It™️ list of other lawncare products: amzn.to/3D1CwD2
To learn more about this chainsaw and its usage as well as safety resources that are available read about it here: udoit.me/battery-powered-chainsaw-gives-you-flexibility-without-gas
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0:00 Filling pressure washer cleaner with Purple Power
0:15 One pull start since I replaced the carburetor
0:35 Beginning cleaning of gutter and fascia of 2 story house
2:20 Cleaning siding
18:26 ran out of gas and packing up wand and hose
Safety First
This extension wand is made of conductive metal. This means coming in contact with electric wires can result in shock or electrocution. Be aware of your surroundings and if at any point you do not feel comfortable performing this activity it is highly recommended that you consult a professional.
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Briggs and Stratton Engine Parts, Supplies U Do It™ List: amzn.to/3gKph2p
Small Engine Tools U Do It™ List: amzn.to/3VZXWJA
To learn more about this repair read this U Do It™️ article: udoit.me/my-pressure-washer-that-wont-stay-running
Video Chapters
0:00 Pressure Washer Starts but wont stay running
0:17 Troy Bilt 2800 Max PSI with Briggs & Stratton
0:35 Remove the carburetor main jet for inspection
1:16 Clean main jet ports
1:27 Reinstall Main Jet
1:41 Start Pressure Washer
2:03 Tools needed to replace Carburetor
3:04 Remove Cover
4:07 Remove Air Filter Assembly
5:02 Remove Carburetor and Linkages
6:09 Remove Fuel Line to Carburetor
8:23 Inspect Gaskets and O-Rings - replace if necessary
9:05 Connect Linkages to new Carburetor
9:37 Install Mounting Plate & Carburetor
10:28 Install Spring in correct location
10:50 Cut Fuel Line for new Fuel Filter
12:10 Install new Fuel Filter and Clamps
12:35 Connect Fuel Line to Carburetor and Clamp
12:50 Install Air Filter Housing, Tube to Air Filter, Wires to Switch
15:50 Install Air Filter & Close
16:05 Install Cover
16:39 Fill Fuel Tank with fresh gas
17:17 Check Oil & fill if necessary
18:06 Connect water and Pressure Washer Hose
18:17 Turn on Switch and Start
20:00 Pressure Wash
Briggs and Stratton replacement carburetor as shown in this video: amzn.to/3TczwKL
What Can you Check?
- Contaminated fuel in the tank
- Main jet ports clogged
- Air filter dirty
- Spark plug is corroded
- Bad needle valve
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For this cut I install the D1280X Diablo 80T Fine Finish blade on my DeWalt 12" Compound Miter Saw. I was able to use Jorgensen EZ-Hold clamps to create a point for the crown molding to rest against on the miter saw at the perfect spring angle. This allowed me to cut the crown molding only with the miter without the need to calculate and set the proper bevel angle.
Why is this crown molding lower than the ceiling? I built it down lower so I can install lights in the crown molding as I did in this other video. Lighted Crown Molding: youtu.be/9SV7-c4xt8I
Diablo D1280X 80T Fine Finish Blade: amzn.to/3gxnXjc
The tools and materials used for cutting and and creating the crown molding return can be found on my U Do It™️ Crown Molding LEDs list: amzn.to/3DrmBiY
To learn more about this installation, a detailed list of tools and instructions visit this U Do It™️ article: udoit.me/how-to-cut-a-crown-molding-return
0:00 Crown Molding Return Intro
0:07 D1280X Diablo 80T Fine Finish Blade Installation
0:21 The angle that needs to be cut for the return
0:34 The first cut
0:55 Cutting the return piece
1:22 Rough fitting crown molding and return
1:32 Glue the return piece using Bob Smith CA glue
2:34 Rough fitting the crown molding assembly
2:46 Apply CA glue to inside corner
3:04 Hang the crown molding and return assembly with finish nailer
3:17 Install shims just for extra force until CA glue sets on inside corner
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