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Curtains, blinds for windows - expensive all together.

Praying for your son.

Hei, long time viewer, have a remark. The caps lock captions that all the teens use like "HAVE ONLY X" might not be the thing for this channel. I feel like it may annoy your main audience base. Assuming i get it correctly that its mostly men 35+. Just a thing you may discuss within your team. Heck, annoyed me enough to write this comment 🙂. Other than that, stay safe, keep up the good work!

👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗽🙏🏻enjoyed....I was bored and read the comments...oh well what can I say, Cody you should have watched a Utube video on building a railing, and one on bolting a compressor to a concrete floor! Love Utube😊

Just got around to watching this vid. A little advice, double nut the bolt so you do not damage the threads. Good luck with your projects.

It's a shame you don't have your son to help you. I expect with your high standards you didn't have the time to mentor him. It's the price one pays for having the wife raise a boy. He will get it in time hopefully.

The Chinese manufacture 99% of the worlds thermometers. They are making then read hotter then it actually to fool the world its getting hotter!

If you are worried about rebar, you should get a rebar concrete bit. (Rebar eater) also, you can drill out all the holes, set the anchors and then the equipment. Many times the problem is the anchors not being straight out or plumb which throws it off. You can bend the anchors a bit to straighten them out so they go where you want. Another good option you could try next time is drop in anchors.

Could have used a rebar Eatter when you hit that solid spot. But I'm sure you knew that and just didn't have one on hand. But for others who may not know about them.

That’s a west coast guy for ya lol

Should have put the nut on first

Alot easier if you drill your hole with the compressor in place and then just install the anchor through the foot. Appreciate all your videos Cody !

Nice video. I have to date put in oh 10 + or - thousand red heads not once for NASA .What I saw was a man working with his son ,u people that pic every thing is so old .

Can trees explode? Please educate me from someone who doesn't fight wildfires

Thank goodness, I thought from the title you had some hardship happening in your life. A lot of others in Oregon just lost everything in the fires and now they cant even get out of the toxic smoke and your busy with your continued series of stuffed shirt videos.

Safety Sally says thou shall not stand above this step! Unless you need to reach a little higher. 🧐😂

Pay attention to the handrails on the steps. Shape, dimension, and position are all important. You can't just stack a 2x4 or 2x6 on top of the balusters

Always put the nut on before you pound it in. Ask me how I know.

Ok out here on the east coast we use nails for all of our framing. Why are you using screws?

Just mark the plates. No need to subtract 3/4".

One other thing with those concrete anchors...........when setting them leave the nut on them just flush with the top so when you are hammering them in you don’t mushroom the top and booger up the first few threads making it impossible to get the nut on.

Jack has really grown in the past few weeks

I remember you didn’t do the rear because you couldn’t reach back there

What’s the elevation at your new homestead???

When the compressor kicks in, do you get vibration issues with filming? Maybe putting a wood spacer under it would help?

I sure wouldn't want to be the employer who had to answer to OSHA, or a civil lawsuit, as to why my employee was standing on the TOP STEP of a step ladder (3:20)... and slipped and fell to his death. That never happens does it? Sure did happen to a painting contractor in one of our libraries 2 years ago. Was knocked off the 6th rung (6 ft.) and fell onto concrete and died! Why take the chance? Get a taller ladder!!!

When you said gert beam that reminds why and how I started watching you’re channel. So for you’re new office why not a small timberframe inside you’re garage. Their free standing heck you could even mount it on heavy duty shop wheels and move it around. Just a thought. Great content and God Bless

Some municipalities wont allow horizontal boards for railing because it turns into a ladder for children. Check your local codes.

pro tip- put your bolt on before you hammer the anchor in. Then if you damage the threads, you can back the bolt off.

Loosen up a bit..

You have a good channel but you seem like your too serious man .

I was trying to put an anchor into a concrete wall once when I hit some rebar. Luckily I hit it dead on. Concrete bits do not drill metal very well so I switched to a regular drill bit. Drilled through the rebar and went back to the concrete bit. worked great.

When laying out for walls, put the top and bottom plate 'on the flat' lay out as you would, but use your speed square to make a line on the 3.5'' side of the plate... then you'll have a plumb line to line up twisted studs if needed....

Does 4' give you enough room to remove your pressure tank from the well if needed? Keep up the good work my friend.

only God controls the light man

Ooops, did you just pound in an anchor bolt without the nut (or 2) on top to protect the threads?

I always thought that when marking out studs it was center to center of the first stud aswell, so you’ll just have to mark 16” and on 32” on on without having to take half the stud

Our national anthem tells us that "Our home is girt my sea".

This felt like 'long-term dejavu' - I think one of the first Wranglerstar videos I watched more than a year ago was Cody bolting the compressor to the floor in the last shop...

I check the bow and straightness at the lumber yard and don’t buy any that are not straight. I just don’t let the lumberman throw any piece of lumber on the truck. I check each piece.

To anchor stuff in concrete I drilled holes for lead shields, into which I inserted 3/8 inch bolts. The bolts expanded the bottom of the lead shields, anchoring whatever it was bolted to.i only anchored stuff that was unstable, like my stand up drill press. I did not anchor most things, so I could move them and clean up under and behind them. Plus, I hate drilling in concrete.

Them bolts we call dyna bolts check out the RAMSET brand amazing products

Thanks as always to you and your family for doing these videos it’s soo much effort and it’s appreciated thanks Cody

Molly bolts are completely different. Only good for handful of things. Junk in my opinion. But those are Sleeve Anchors. In the philly area we just call em Red Heads and I’m sure you can see why. I already kno I’m probably goin to be the 300th person to say this but always run that nut on til it’s flush with the all-thread. Especially if ur not drilling that hole precisely. One good hit and you’ll sink it too far and not be able to get the nut on or get it out.

Great tips Cody. God bless you and family

So glad you had your son to help you with the railing. The fact that you're out of debt, as celebrated in an earlier video, gave you have the extra cash to build the solid deck railing.

I have a stupid question.... Should you bleed the air out of those tanks before you move them or does it matter?

Smoke from the fires out west has reached all the way here in CT. Shows the scale of the danger you guys are going through. Stay safe.

It's a good thing that water tank won't ever fail as their doesn't seem to be much room to work.

I remember when you installed the compressor in your old shop a.k.a. the first time, so I can confirm you didn’t have the third Bolton which drove me crazy at the time being kind of OCD. I also think in the old shop you drilled through the holes on the mount, and pounded the bolt through the holes on the air compressor and down into the cement, so you didn’t have to do complicated cribbing to get the air compressor over the bolts

The railing looks great, but in most of Georgia would not pass code. They are opposed to horizontal railing giving toddlers a nice ladder to climb and fall over.

why didnt you use the impact driver for the fasteners? great work, regardless

When mounting anchors into a floor it is best to drill all the way through the floor so if you decide to move what you mounted you can just hammer the anchors level with the floor.

At 6:08 is that a mechanics magnetic tray attached to your work pouch? If so that is ingenious! I will be stealing or borrowing that idea. Thanks

If I may ask, coming from Sweden we build different to the way you do, but I noticed under the pressure treated wood, you don't place anything? Yes it won't rot but but water will can still be sucked up into the studs, do you not normally place a sill barrier between the concrete and timber? And that's for the great content

If you pulled your mark back to 15 3/4, that would be your center to center of your stud. Pulling a measurement from front of one stud to another is the same thing. So, seeing as your tape was at the end of the top and bottom plate (where a stud would be), if you mark at 16 and go, you will have a 16” layout.

What happens with the fires?

Does 4’ give you room to get your well tank past the compressor?

WHEN I WIN THE LOTTERY, I'M GOING TO BUY YOU A ROTARY HAMMER DRILL. Make's drilling in concrete butter smooth. Great work:)

horizontal railings are a no go here for code/home owners insurance aswell. railings can't be able to be climbed for little kids saftey

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Smoke showing up on east coast now....

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Im in Michigan and in the evening the sun has been hazy making it darker earlier. Could this be from the fire smoke blocking the sun?

Put a nut on it before you start beating it in, so you can chase the threads. The beauty of that kind of anchor is that they allow you to drill through the compressor leg, insert the anchor, thus eliminating alignment problems. I know you’ve already done it so try to remember it for next time. You probably hit rebar or a rock.

You built a ladder of a railing, you put the railings the wrong way (code they should be up and down)? This would fail in and other place, if you pass, not sure why??? Kids will climb this. WOW.

Why is the wall needed? My shop compressor sits out in the open.

No Ramset?

Great tip there at the end. I didn’t know that.

You’ve stalled only 2 at the old place You mentioned it in a video

He moved

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always put the nut on before hammering that way you can reform threads if you damage them on anchors bolts while driving them in

Your pneumatic tools thank you.

I would have mounted that compressor on vibration isolation pads. A lot less wear and tear on your compressor, bolts getting loose and such.

We call those wedge anchors.

OMG. just now seeing that others have commented already... my bad.

I always put the nut on flush with the threads so my hammering wont flatten the top Threads : )

a little help with 16 on center please

awesome looking deck railing.

Cody, I used your buddies idea you showed us with the straps. I was hauling a bunch of lumber and tied the loose end like you showed us. Worked like a charm! Thanks for that simple yet effective tip! It was quick and very easy to do.

Cringing at every hammer blow on the redhead without a nut on it lol, and every screw thats put in with a normal drill....☻☻☻

Cody. Those were 10 outstanding things you said for that young gentleman that will help him keep a job. I was impressed for sure. Thank you for sharing....

Minimum hole depth for is 3-5/8” on a 5/8” qwik bolt/wedge anchor. Important if used in a critical load application. That anchor is super overkill for this install however.

This whole thing kinda feels like the wildland videos. My subconscious is waiting for him to go back and do projects in the old shop

God bless you y your familia..great job...you guys are survivors y God is with you always..praying God gives you strength🙏💛💙

A bit of advice from a man who's installed thousands of anchor bolts...drill as deep as you can because you can usually pound the anchor down if you don't need it any longer. Secondly, always put a nut on the thread before hammering it down. Guarantees that you won't mess up the threads.

Sure hope you can get that pressure tank out if need be.

Gotta keep those forest floors clean.......I GUESS.

So I got new glasses the other day. As I's sitting here watching your video, I realized we have the exact same RayBans! Too funny! They are great frames and this is my first pair from the brand. Hope you enjoy them just as much! No nose pads are amazing.

should thread the nut on those concrete anchors before hammering them in as to not damage the threads

what are you going to do if you have to change out the pressure tank or if the bladder goes bad

Nice railing. Just a heads up .... many places require you to cover up the gap / opening under the deck. You might want to look into that. Just in case. :)

That railing is climbable. It likely wouldn't meet code or insurance requirements though I think it looks nice.

"This House is really square, whoever built it did a good job" would be really cool if Scott from Essential Craftsman built it, He's in Oregon also, so could be very possible!

When you lay the wall studs on the floor for nailing to the top plate always put the crown side up so the studs will be even with the top of the plate without having to push them down.

Very good.

why did you screw into the side of the stud to secure it into the bottom board and not just shoot through the bottom bottom board into the stud?

Isolation bushings for your compressor?

Very silly request but would you consider doing a mini video or a segment on how to properly use a tape measure and any trade tips etc. you know. I had no idea about the black diamonds on the 16”, in the UK ones they have it every 400mm too. Great video as always sir!