GardenFork.TV Do you have water leaks in your basement, want to know how to fix basement water leaks? Watch as Eric repairs a crack in his sister’s cement basement floor. you can also repair leaking basement concrete walls with this method

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My outdoor woodburner project. I will be uploading videos as I build this unit. This is the first video. Please leave comments if you have questions or would like to add anything that might be useful. If my videos help you and you decide to make your own, please consider using these links to buy stuff you’ll likely need (or just use them for Amazon shopping and help me out.. I get a small percent of your sales and it doesn’t cost you anything) General Amazon Shopping link: www.amazon.com AC/DC Arc Welder: www.amazon.com – I recommend an arc welder with DC (much smoother) over mig/tig due to cost and also, from what I’ve heard, when using mig outdoors your gas can get blown away and screw things up. Stick welding is pretty rugged. 6011 Welding Rods: www.amazon.com – I started my first project using 6013 welding rods. BIG MISTAKE! The 6013 is a shallow penetrating welding rod. Better for sheet metal from what I’ve been told. I’ve used 10 lbs of rod at the point shown in this project (plus about 4 rods from my second box). 15 lbs will do the project, but I’d recommend getting at least 20 lbs so you can have some to practice with. (And if you haven’t/don’t weld, practice alot. I learned you can never practice too much!) Welding Gloves: www.amazon.com – I’m on my second pair. Mostly because I keep my hands to close to the arc. If it’s wet or hot out (and you’re sweating) I recommend changing gloves often as they get wet. A wet glove can cause you to get shocked (shocking I …

From SlateRoofWarehouse.com: How to replace a broken slate on a roof using a slate ripper and showing both the slate hook method and the “nail and bib” method.

From SlateRoofWarehouse.com: This is a new, traditional slate roof installation at the Natural Building Colloquium in Bath, NY, July, 2008.

Did you know you can save money by painting over your old Linoleum flooring? Well you do now. Here are the steps presented in the video. Step One: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Use a medium grit (100) sandpaper to scour the old shiny surface from the flooring. Step Two: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Use a bucket of hot water and a regular mop to remove the remaining dust after sanding. Step Three: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Depending upon your floor’s design, cut your painter’s tape to cover the areas you wish to not paint. In this example, my floor has a regular 4X4 tile design. Step Four: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Use a regular roller to cover the exposed areas with the paint of your choice. I used Glidden’s Porch & Floor Paint with a satin finish. Step Five: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Allow paint to cure for at least 12 to 24 hours. Step Six: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Remove your tape strips from your flooring to reveal a brand new floor with fresh colors and durable paint. Step Seven (Not added in video): ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Use a good acrylic based floor finish to cover your floor for added sheen. This will bring out the colors and help protect your new painted floor. Several coats may be applied. Visit Jud Online At: www.judsonfoster.com

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A roof flashing for bathroom fans can be easily installed with these tips from go.askthebuilder.com Tim Carter. He’ll walk you through the steps of locating the hole, cutting through your roof, positioning the roof flashing, trimming shingles and nailing it down. You’ll be able to do your own roof flashing installation for bathroom fans without a problem with the information in this video. Sign up NOW for Tim’s FREE weekly newsletter at: go.askthebuilder.com