Hey Steve!! The hand truck looks SOLID, It will not bend on you now with the steel reinforcement welded in place. Great job!! The place is coming right along. Great job working around the dip in the floor! The level never lies...and it says "Perfect"!! I am looking forward to seeing how the kitchen turns out after you put your custom touch on everything! It will be awesome I'm sure!! See ya in part 3!!
@500passwords Hey Mr 500, Door slammers like this are always a love hate relationship with me. Owner wants it "rent-grade" and I want to spend more time on detail. Owners probably get the better end of my bids, as I tend to take more time for detail than I should. But it's all good..not like some boss is breathing down my neck hollering to get it done. Thanks for watching.
@kerobinsonii Thanks, it was a dirty job, but looks much better now. Used a belt sander with 80 grit to level it out and floated it with a 12" knife.
when somthing is that rough (last clip) I take my 14" board knife and some 45 setting commpound and try the best I can to make is smooth some times it can be a difficult task though
@TheFred1952 Hey Fred, Great minds think alike. I ended up using a belt sander to level the playing field, and then a broad knife (12") to float it out.
@yourbeekeeper your comment about the tennents tearing property was right on the money for every two good tennents you have 98 bad ones the rent might be on time but when you finaly get your property back you are saying to your self omg why did I rent to thies people
Looking good.. Hopefully the next tenant will appreciate all the hard work. That carpet in the hall looks like it came with the building though. But it is a lot of flights to replace I guess.. Keep up the great work...
@ItsAlwaysRusty That carpet is alsmost 50 years old. The place had original hard wood hallways and stairs. Carpet was added in the 1960's. Thanks for watching.
@fritzhvac Hey Mr Fritz, The Suburban was my option to get the materials there in the rain and not ruin all that particle board. I anticipate the angle stops before I drill, and get as much of the leveling done prior to drilling the holes so they line up. Takes more time, but much cleaner than cutting the back out of the cabinet...and they lined up perfect. Part three will be up today. Thanks for watching.
Looks good bud. My wife has been wanting to re-do our kitchen... this is exactly why I have been putting it off! Our floor is about like the one you're dealing with, and I wouldn't be surprised if the walls were jacked up too.
@oldchevy4x4 Ahhhh, it's a piece of cake. LOL. Just take your time, shim and level them before you screw them down and you save a TON of time. Thanks for watching.
@ruwithlee1970 I agree, I could not live in a place that had so many stairs to climb on a daily... laundry, groceries, furniture all a pain in the neck.
That takes a lot of work shimming and installing cabinets, you do it so many times it is probably second nature for you. The wall studs gotta be hard you crossing your fingers the screw heads didn't snap off lol. I guess pre-drill is a must even then I would be slathering some vaseline on the screws. Delt with lots of hard wood framing before can be very frustrating.
@Graveltrucking The more you do, the easier it gets for sure. I don't pre-drill with these old studs, however I know I only get one shot to get them in. they definately get hot in the hard wood, and don't like to get overtightened.
cc was funnier than hell !!!!!!!!!!!!!
randyer8 1 month ago
@randyer8 Yes it was... interesting how it translates. Thanks for watching.
yourbeekeeper 1 month ago
I really appreciate these videos I always learn something !
Djkyle65 1 month ago
@Djkyle65 Thank you, Glad I can entertain and teach a little something along the way.
yourbeekeeper 1 month ago
Steve watch this video back with the audio transcribe setting turned on from the CC button. Its hilarious to hear the computers story! ha haha
garretts91 1 month ago
@garretts91 That's funny stuff, never done that before. Thanks for the great tip. Haw haw haw haw haw haw
yourbeekeeper 1 month ago
Hey Steve!! The hand truck looks SOLID, It will not bend on you now with the steel reinforcement welded in place. Great job!! The place is coming right along. Great job working around the dip in the floor! The level never lies...and it says "Perfect"!! I am looking forward to seeing how the kitchen turns out after you put your custom touch on everything! It will be awesome I'm sure!! See ya in part 3!!
AVTreasures 1 month ago
@AVTreasures HEY RAY! That hand truck is bomb proof! The place is ready for the painter. Part three to follow today. Thanks for watching.
yourbeekeeper 1 month ago
nice work buddy ,
i remodeled 2 hud houses ,
its not as easy as you make it look :)
thumbs up from 500
500passwords 1 month ago
@500passwords Hey Mr 500, Door slammers like this are always a love hate relationship with me. Owner wants it "rent-grade" and I want to spend more time on detail. Owners probably get the better end of my bids, as I tend to take more time for detail than I should. But it's all good..not like some boss is breathing down my neck hollering to get it done. Thanks for watching.
yourbeekeeper 1 month ago
Looking Good ! Good luck with that fancy wall repair at the end!
kerobinsonii 1 month ago
@kerobinsonii Thanks, it was a dirty job, but looks much better now. Used a belt sander with 80 grit to level it out and floated it with a 12" knife.
yourbeekeeper 1 month ago
when somthing is that rough (last clip) I take my 14" board knife and some 45 setting commpound and try the best I can to make is smooth some times it can be a difficult task though
TheFred1952 1 month ago
@TheFred1952 Hey Fred, Great minds think alike. I ended up using a belt sander to level the playing field, and then a broad knife (12") to float it out.
yourbeekeeper 1 month ago
@yourbeekeeper your comment about the tennents tearing property was right on the money for every two good tennents you have 98 bad ones the rent might be on time but when you finaly get your property back you are saying to your self omg why did I rent to thies people
TheFred1952 1 month ago
Looking good.. Hopefully the next tenant will appreciate all the hard work. That carpet in the hall looks like it came with the building though. But it is a lot of flights to replace I guess.. Keep up the great work...
ItsAlwaysRusty 1 month ago
@ItsAlwaysRusty That carpet is alsmost 50 years old. The place had original hard wood hallways and stairs. Carpet was added in the 1960's. Thanks for watching.
yourbeekeeper 1 month ago
Hey Steve !!!
Is that San Fran ?
Suburban Rules !!!
The Hand Truck gets the Next Level Approval !!!
Did your Stops slide in OK over you Cabinets while Shimming ?
Looks like you Drilled em Perfect !!!
Steve looks like She's cumin along Great Brother !!!
Lookin Good !!!
Lookin forward to Part 3 my Friend !!!
fritzhvac 1 month ago
@fritzhvac Hey Mr Fritz, The Suburban was my option to get the materials there in the rain and not ruin all that particle board. I anticipate the angle stops before I drill, and get as much of the leveling done prior to drilling the holes so they line up. Takes more time, but much cleaner than cutting the back out of the cabinet...and they lined up perfect. Part three will be up today. Thanks for watching.
yourbeekeeper 1 month ago
Looks good bud. My wife has been wanting to re-do our kitchen... this is exactly why I have been putting it off! Our floor is about like the one you're dealing with, and I wouldn't be surprised if the walls were jacked up too.
oldchevy4x4 1 month ago
@oldchevy4x4 Ahhhh, it's a piece of cake. LOL. Just take your time, shim and level them before you screw them down and you save a TON of time. Thanks for watching.
yourbeekeeper 1 month ago
My god moving in to that place would be a pain, To many stairs !
ruwithlee1970 1 month ago
@ruwithlee1970 I agree, I could not live in a place that had so many stairs to climb on a daily... laundry, groceries, furniture all a pain in the neck.
yourbeekeeper 1 month ago
That takes a lot of work shimming and installing cabinets, you do it so many times it is probably second nature for you. The wall studs gotta be hard you crossing your fingers the screw heads didn't snap off lol. I guess pre-drill is a must even then I would be slathering some vaseline on the screws. Delt with lots of hard wood framing before can be very frustrating.
Graveltrucking 1 month ago
@Graveltrucking The more you do, the easier it gets for sure. I don't pre-drill with these old studs, however I know I only get one shot to get them in. they definately get hot in the hard wood, and don't like to get overtightened.
yourbeekeeper 1 month ago
Lookin good! Watching for updates!
braydensdeals 1 month ago
@braydensdeals Thanks for watching Brayden.
yourbeekeeper 1 month ago