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his is a preview to my upcoming project for a thin line flag. The song in the video helped me come up with the idea. The flag uses a white epoxy strip to connect two separate pieces of the flag and RGB Lighting to illuminate the flag to the desired color. It covers Police, Fire, Military, EMS, Doctors, Nursing, Dispatchers, Search and Rescue and more! A how to video is being edited right now where I walk you through how to make the flag. This project was a labor of love, learning and figuring out how to work with epoxy. If you could like, share and subscribe it would be greatly appreciated and makes future project like this possible! Looking to support a the channel here are a few ways or click and purchase from the links below: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/Dissectingdiy Amazon Wish list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/Z9J63H04O9OY?ref_=wl_share A huge thank you to Sebastian Böhm as his cover inspired the idea. I was in the other room when I heard the song, as the trailer was playing. The song made me think of how to edit a thin line flag project video that would light up. Then I started figuring out how to make it. Artist of song Sebastian Böhm and he can be found on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/lEMIKBiDHeo Please go to his YouTube page and help support this artist with a like, share and subscribe. Also the song is Available for purchase on Itunes and Google Play. Licensing for the song can be found Position Music New Orders If you are interested in the license for this song please contact these two companies to secure one for your channel.

Hello everyone, this is Part 1 of 2 of my wall desk build. I originally had this idea for an area under a bulkhead in my basement. My wife found a desk similar to what I wanted on Pottery barn. However, its price was far outside what we could afford. This is my take on the Logan Desk. This project will require a lot of straight cuts and breaking down plywood to the sizes you need. You will need 6 sheets of 3/4 Poplar Plywood 2 sheets of Birch for desk top 2.5 sheets of 1/2 inches sanded plywood. (12) 1x2x8 (Pine, Poplar, Maple, Red oak.) (2)1x6x8 (Pine, Poplar, Maple, Red Oak.) (1)sheet of MDF (7) 1x3x8 maple Kreg Jig Tools: Pocket hole jig Shelf Jig European hinge jig Kreg Jig fine thread screws 1” 1/4 Wood Glue (I prefer Titebond original) Kreg Jig pocket screws 1 quart Polyshades Ebony 1 quart Polyurethane gloss 1 gallon White paint paint Brushes for oil and latex paints (120, 180, 220, 400)grit sand paper Hardware of your Choosing 8 European style hinges for inset door 4 sets of drawers slides at 20" dept Hand planer Orbital sander (Preference) Finish nailer Brad Nailer Stable gun Pin nailer

Have you ever had a baby monitor with a micro HDMI port and after a while no new cable will charge it. They seem to wear out so fast. We use cables with a magnetic that can easily separate but the adapter stay in the port. Magnetic Micro USB Cable, CAFELE [2-Pack 6.6ft] Magnetic Charging Cable PS4 Controller Charger, Nylon Braided Fast Sync Cord for Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge S6 S5,Note 5,Note 4,LG G4,Moto G5,Android,Camera https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZT2VDXW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_97iPEbAFGMGZW Warning: Small objects such as the one recommended can be a choking hazard and should always be kept away from small children.

There's a lot of review videos out there and I wanted to give my reaction to the cyber truck since I am looking to go electric. Unfortunately I really don't like the design and that's a huge bummer. As affording an electric becomes less and less possible each passing year. This is not a hate on Tesla video as I love Tesla, SpaceX, and Elon Musk and his vision. This just isn't for me. Video Sources Tesla Reveal Slash gear Elektech Greshamonline Whatsinside. Be sure to check out their channels and like share and subscribe If You see your video and its not credited. Let me know and I will fix it. Want to convince me to make a Cybertruck purchase? Use my referral code when pre ordering your Tesla Cyber trucks today! https://ts.la/joel82234

I felt the other video lacked some editing skill so I decided to refine it and streamline it. Level out the audio levels and cut out some of the fat. Hope you enjoy! This is a how to on how to build the RGB Epoxy Thin line flag. I tried thinking of everything you could need and placing it in this list. Links added for convenience and they help support the channel. Those without links were not available and can be found at your local hardware store. If you make and sell or make videos for these please credit DissectingDIY Looking to support the channel please subscribe as I push to get to 1000 subscribers. Also you can click and purchase from the links below: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/Dissectingdiy Amazon Wish list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/Z9J63H04O9OY?ref_=wl_share -You will spend about 100 on lumber. 1x10x 10’ Finished plywood 1/2 to 3/4 inch about 40 to 50 a sheet -Epoxy I figured would work best is 1 gallon kit 59.99 -Stains are about 15 a piece. Charred wood accelerator and white 30 -Black paint semigloss 12.00 -Poly matte finish quart about 13.99 -LED lights 18.99 -1” 1/4 fine drywall screws about 7.99 -Sponge brushes -Paint brushes -TYVEK tape (2) 30 dollars. -Epoxy mix cups 16oz pack of 100 About 42 dollar -32 Oz pack of 100 mix cups 42 dollars -Rags: 20 -Box of tack clothes 13.99 About 400 just in materials and misc. if you need tools it’s more. What you Will need. 1x10 at 12' long Or 8 1x2 at 8 feet long 4'x4' of half inch to 3/4 inch finsihed plywood. This project uses a 3/4 inch finished poplar. (1 quart)Varathane Charred wood accelerator -Water based (1 quart) Varathane Tintable stain white. (1 quart) Varathane Water based Poly Matte finish: https://amzn.to/37cnt9H (1 quart) Black Semi gloss paint. Stain Sponge: https://amzn.to/39ku1G6 (1) Titebond Extnend: https://amzn.to/3m9Imc9 (1) Wood Glue Applicator: https://amzn.to/33mMxtL (Box) of tack cloths: https://amzn.to/3md35eZ Torch: Mapp gas preferred for popping bubbles: Recommend buying at hardware store. expensive on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3nZxUEC Dremel: Dremel Tool Kit: https://amzn.to/366rLjH Dremel Flex Shaft: https://amzn.to/33nHU2C Dremel Engraving kit: https://amzn.to/2V3r2JV Dremel Plunge Router: https://amzn.to/3m5Nr54 Dremel Blower attachment: https://amzn.to/3l8xPwn LED Lighting Strip: https://amzn.to/39fjXhD Solder kit: https://amzn.to/37fDmwp LED connector kit: https://amzn.to/3664DSu Led power extension cable: https://amzn.to/3lal4l0 Koogle 9 Piece Stencil Stars: https://amzn.to/367DJcQ For Mold: (2 rolls) Tyvek Tape: https://amzn.to/39knw5Z 1x2 pine strips. Finished plywood: Coat all surfaces with tyvek tape Epoxy Deep Pour Option: Large Kit: https://amzn.to/3fBF2E9 Small Kit: https://amzn.to/3pYu6oV Cost Savings 1/4 inch faster cure option: https://amzn.to/3fBnfwT White Dye used: https://amzn.to/37qUQGf Mixing Paddle: https://amzn.to/3q73vWz Thermometer: https://amzn.to/2VctEF7 Mixing Cups Small: https://amzn.to/33mZpzQ 16oz: 39w3HZV 32oz: https://amzn.to/2J25gE3 You will need 10 Clamps of greater than 12" Table Saw: https://amzn.to/3mctbi7 Drill: https://amzn.to/33gDx9m Driver bit set: https://amzn.to/3lak5Bk Miter Saw: https://amzn.to/3qcfCSz Hand Router: https://amzn.to/2JfaU5J Drill bit kit: https://amzn.to/3q3zuXE 1/2 inch Key hole bit set: https://amzn.to/2JbK7qW (Box) 1 1/4 drywall screws Youtube Pages that helped me. Please give them visit: John Builds it https://youtu.be/HQYqe_zzeM4 Blue line woodworks: https://youtu.be/Ef7Un5yW5Ec Epoxy work: Modustrial maker https://youtu.be/ru9WPB8K3CM

Are you nervous about doing an epoxy project? So was I and the I came up with a project where I had to try it. It’s not as scary as you would think and can be pretty forgiving. Here are some tips on things I learned while doing my epoxy projects with Liquid glass. Links to products coming! Liquid glass deep pour epoxy. 2:1 ratio up to 4 inch pours 1 hour working time, 24 hour gel time 72 hour cure time. https://amzn.to/2VeGAMf For larger projects deep pour kit: https://amzn.to/3c5j0aP Top coat epoxy: pour to 1/4 inch. 20 minute working time, Gel phase 40 minutes. Cure time 24 hours. https://amzn.to/3bWultw Mixing drill paddle https://amzn.to/39X9xAc Mixing cups with easy measuring: https://amzn.to/2HPuhhw

In this video I give my thoughts on and install the EMP Shield, made by EMP Shield right here in the USA. This device is rated to protect your home from a single Lightning strike. The lightning strike will destroy the device and can be replaced for 50 dollars. This is also rated for a coronal mass ejection and an types E1, E2, and E3 level EMPs. They have exceeded military standards and are listed by homeland security as a company for EMP defense. I wasn't too sure about this tech until I saw a report stating the DoD had received a threat from a foreign power that they would hit us with an EMP. After a threat assessment and coverage by some mainstream media sources I decided to look into the tech and made the decision to get it installed. To all who are watching this video is meant for entertainment purposes only. Anything you see here should only be done by a trained or licensed professional and should not be tried by anyone not experienced in electrical. Doing so may result in serious injury or even death. So if you see this video and want to get one, but don't know what you're doing. Call a pro! Tesla Referral code: https://ts.la/joel82234

GM has confirmed a 2021 release of their electric pick up truck. I list off the things I would like to see. It must have a Price tag under 49,999 with 4 wheel drive to compete with teslas mid model. 350+ Miles of range Strut system that generates electricity Solar Tonneau Cover Tool charging options in frunk Lighting in bed and frunk with phone access Robust rail system No tapering of the bed. Must be as accessible as existing trucks. Are you ordering the Cubertruck? I love Tesla and would love to own some of their vehicles someday as well as have their solar on my home. Use my referral code as it helps with that dream! Tesla Referral link https://ts.la/joel82234

Here I install a EMP shield to my solar inverter from Solar Edge. Before ordering your EMP Shield I suggest calling them so they can get you the right product for your system. I have been dealing with Ben and he has been very helpful. I am not affiliated with EMP Shield so all of these products I install and review independently. Next will be the vehicle install of EMP Shield. EMP Shield and Tesla have stated adding a device like this will not void any warranty's. However, you should call your solar company to verify these statements.

Radon is a colorless odorless has that enters the home. It is found naturally everywhere. But when in a contained space it can become concentrated and dangerous. Any radon level above 4 will require mitigation. Mitigation is cost effective and works well at reducing radon levels in the home. If you have high radon levels and have a mitigation system. It is important to monitor these levels. This video goes over some of those products. Enjoy! Airthings Wave Smart Radon Detector with free app – Easy-to-Use – Temp and Humidity – Accurate – No Lab Fees – Battery Operated Click here for wave plus: https://amzn.to/3fGVx1Q Click here for wave: https://amzn.to/366MZOv Click here for Airthings Digital: https://amzn.to/2JhaKKR

After getting feedback on my last video. I decided to make another as some of the questions raised I had myself. This video has also been minimally edited or sped up so you can see in Realtime how the Ego functions. This was a light fluffy snow. About 7 inches and then at the end of the driveway it was around 11-12 inches. More so towards my mailbox. I have to say being a Honda owner for many years now as well as having a now blower over 25 years old. I still love Honda. They just work! You can’t kill the motors in them. However after 25 years the maintenance on it became extensive. Every year we were spending 5-800 dollars on replacing something. This year the Auger went and it was 1200 just for parts. I do plan on keeping and fixing it. But the fact an electric can hold up to its performance. The EGO SNT 2400 ran way better than expected. While a battery overheat was disappointing at first. The fact someone was able to advise me that there was a better way to run the machine. Only to find that not only were they right. But I was able to do an 8 car driveway on one charge and then some. EGO has been a batch of products that I now hope to make part of a regular line up. The fact that I have a Tesla battery back up to power them. In a storm I won’t have to weight whether I will use the gas I have to clear the snow in case of emergency or run a generator. Which I barely even need now. It looks like the future is electric and I no longer think that’s a bad thing. I hope the electric battery’s as well as electronic components hold up to the test of time.

Here I show you how to build a cornhole set with vinyl decal application. Items you will need: (2) 24" x 48" Finished pine, birch, or redwood plywood @ 1/2" thickness. I went with a 3/4 finished pine to make these more robust. But the 1/2 inch is regulation size. (3) 2x4 @ 8' feet lengths (4) Carriage bolts 4" to 41/2 " lengths 3/8 diameter (12) Washers (4) nuts 3/8th diameter Vinyl decal of your choice. for this project I went with: https://amzn.to/3fCyhSt Cornhole lights: For this project I went with: https://amzn.to/3pY0ibQ Paint of your choice: I went with a black semi gloss. Tools: Drill and drill bits 2" Screws Kreg jig Kreg jig screws Wood Glue Wood Plugs Orbital sander sanding grits 120-220 tack cloth Silicone glue brush: https://amzn.to/2V6joym Flush cut hand saw if making your own wood plugs. https://amzn.to/2JeaFHF Wood plug bits: https://amzn.to/2HEJYeO Cornhole Saw: https://amzn.to/2JbsCHf

This is the same video for foaming around window trim. However, I noticed that my editing program cut off 15 seconds on videos i tried to speed up to 105%. This helps shorten video length. Also there were parts around the base of the window where the audio was sped up and shouldn't have been. This video will show you how to insulate behind drafty window trim by removing the trim and old insulation and using canned foam to stop air flow as well as add some R value. Then just pop the trim back up and add some caulking and you're good to go. For any foam projects be sure you are using the correct foam. For window and door projects look for low expansion foam. Be sure to remove as much insulation around the top and sides of windows for the base you will typically be filling a small area around there the window is shimmed. In this case the window had a large gap between the rough opening and we were able to foam that.

Here is a quick video show the location of where to hook up the soap dispenser hose for the Ryobi 2900, 2.3 gpm power washer. As the instructions seem to assume you’ll find it. If you couldn’t and you’re on YouTube looking for it. I hope this video will help. To grab this product go here: https://amzn.to/36aW3lr

Here is a product that will help save energy and reduce drafts for when your fireplace is not in use. Product can be purchased here: https://amzn.to/3lbITJ2

It finally snowed here in New Hampshire. Here is first person view of me clearing snow. I tried getting shots of throw distance, end of driveway removal after plows went by and removed about 20 feet of snow on either side of my driveway on the road. This means less cleanup when the plow comes by a second time and less snow for my mail man to access the mail box. We were dealing with about 6-8 inches of snow and the snow was wet and heavy. It should be noted I wanted to put this snow blower through its paces. So I ran this on turn the whole time. More videos of this snow blower in other settings to come. Note: Please ignore the time stamp on my camera. I had no idea it was on and the date is incorrect. Pick up your EGO SNT 2400 with batteries on Amazon here: https://amzn.to/2VOjBGN Without batteries here: https://amzn.to/3mThMEr

I have been trying to make this video since I got the new device and for some reason. Apple Imovie does not work well with its own screen recording app. So I did have to export the video to adobe premiere pro and the audio is weird in some places and had a 20 second gap before the audio started. Anyways! I am working on increasing the quality of my videos. So I do apologize for some of the audio issues. Anyways, this is the review and experience I have had with the smart Oil Gauge by connected consumer. Pick up your Smart Oil Gauge here: https://amzn.to/3o0sWHz

Here I compare the sales processes for Tesla (Tesla.com) Revision (Revisionenergy.com) Wholesale Solar. (solarwholesale.com/) I go over what I liked. What I didn't like and then discuss the company I do go with. I go over what I looked for in a solar system. A solar company and pricing which is huge. Most people going into a solar project seldom have solid numbers to look at which I feel can be a major roadblock when generating interest in these projects. I do hope the solar companies I had out for bid or were interested in can take some of the feedback here as I feel feedback can be crucial to helping a company grow. Edit I state in the video that revision does not do ground solar arrays and this is incorrect. I was told when I asked that I could not do a ground solar array. Check with them to see if their business fits your needs for your solar project. We did end up going with Tesla Energy. Formerly Solar City. If you are thinking of going solar yourself with Tesla please use my referral code for money off your solar project and to help the channel. You can also save on any Tesla product using my https://ts.la/joel82234 referral code.

This is the Wave Plus video recapping my experience with the product since my radon video. To get this Product Wave Plus. Click Here: https://amzn.to/3fD0pF2 To Get the radon only version. Click here: https://amzn.to/39jqJTq The Wave product I bought ran into some issues. After contacting the company for a replacement. They asked what was the primary use. I told them I ran on a treadmill in the basement and wanted to monitor Radon levels as closely as possible. They said I should check out the wave plus. This thing is great. It monitors m Radon, Humidity, Temp, Total Volatile Organic compounds, Co2, and Pressure. This is NOT a CO (Carbon Monoxide detector) It should not be used for that application. Co2 levels guide: https://www.kane.co.uk/knowledge-centre/what-are-safe-levels-of-co-and-co2-in-rooms TVOC: https://easlab.com/iaqref.htm If you are looking for CO concentrations I am providing that. But remember this is NOT a CO detector. https://www.kidde.com/home-safety/en/us/support/help-center/browse-articles/articles/what_are_the_carbon_monoxide_levels_that_will_sound_the_alarm_.aspx

This is a how to assemble and review of the MaxxHaul 70238 Receiver Hitch Mounted Crane - 1000 lbs. Capacity. You Will need 24mm and 18mm sockets. 1 Adjustable wrench. After assembly I have to say that this makes getting my generator in for service really easy without the need to have two people. I do wish they were able to extend the arm just a little bit and get some additional height. But other than that it is a great addition to my tool set! Warning: Must ensure trailer pin is inserted and that the bolts holding the crane in place are secured to ensure the crane does not come loose during use. Please follow all instructions. If you have lost the instruction manual you can find it here: https://www.northerntool.com/images/downloads/manuals/38363.pdf Found on Amazon here: https://amzn.to/366IZNZ Also grab some accessories to make moving your cargo even easier. Axle Strap with D ring: https://amzn.to/3m9JMDv Lift Sling: https://amzn.to/2Ja8IfC Winch Strap: https://amzn.to/3l5NJrf

This video is a how to on how to reduce drafts by sealing bypasses around outlets. A bypass is simply and area of your home that allows heat to escape directly out a hole in your buildings infrastructure. When attaching a wire around a screw maker sure the loop follows the screw when tightening. (Clockwise). This will prevent the screw from pushing out the wire when tightening. I prefer using a flat head screw driver. Ensure all connections are not loose on outlet and any connections with a wire nut. Warning: Always shut down power when working around electrical. If you are not able or prepared to deal with Electrical issues you may find when doing this project. Do not attempt on your own. Working around electricity can be dangerous and hazardous if done incorrectly. It should not be attempted by those not familiar with electrical. To get the outlet gaskets I use Stick and Seal go here: https://amzn.to/2OEN3fk Multimeter: https://amzn.to/2V5QM8l Window and Door Caulking: https://amzn.to/369QpQr Caulking Gun: https://amzn.to/3l6iU61 Child Safety covers: https://amzn.to/3m9ntO4 Circuit tester: https://amzn.to/3fDBm4B

This video is a how to time lapse video on how to build the "How to tell time." Wine and Coffee Mug holder. Project will need: Drill Jigsaw Miter Saw Kreg Kig Stain: Special walnut 224 Classic Grey 271 Rags for staining Tack Cloth Kreg Jig Clamps Adjustable Clamps Paint Markers Stencils Pencil Drill bit up to 1/2 inch Countersink Drill bits Wood Screw 1" 1/4 Soft wood kreg jig screws 1" 1/4 Pine 6"X 8' Liberty Single prong robe hook Wine Glasses Coffee Mug Sandpaper (80-150 grit) Orbital sander Router with Keyhole Bit for mounting later. Can be mounted with Command strips Royalty Free music. Elektromania Sky High Alan Walker Spectre NCS Release Alan Walker Faded NCS Release.

Here I unbox EGO new snow blower/Thrower. I will have to do a performance review when I get a little snow at a later date. A video short and to the point. Check out the SNT 2400 EGO Snow Blower. Get Your EGO Snow Blower with two 7.5ah batteries here: https://amzn.to/3o1T1WW

Here I Unbox, Install and give my thoughts on the new, cool redefined. Kapsule Air

This is my reviews of the Dr. Energy Saver Silverglo product. The sales process was simple and straightforward forward. The install went really well. It was installed over the course of 3 days and the company picked up after themselves. There were some areas I wanted them to come back out and address and they did so without issue and went above and beyond. I had a total of 6 different companies come out to give me bids. Dr Energy saver was the only one who had different options than just picking between a blow in fiberglass or cellulose. I had a positive experience and hope that down the road you take a look at Dr. Energy saver for your homes energy saving needs.