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Luke Potts3 months ago

If I ever catch a contractor using all that adhesive, he's instantly fired and I will back charge him for everything he did that way. He is doing nothing be making it less repairable.

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ShootWithPhones3 months ago

Good to see Andrew Tate found a real job

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T3 months ago

What’s going to happen to those perfect steps when the wood expands and contracts?

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Average Joe3 months ago

You really do solid professional work. You make everything look effortless. Fantastic work. I'm now a follower. God bless.

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Mel Gibson’s Aura3 months ago

You cat install wood that tight in climates where there is winter. Fail

RC's profile picture
RC3 months ago

Stupid faggot fucking fall down those stairs retard

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Paul3 months ago

Bullshit, maybe in USA but not in Europe. We do things correctly.

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Oklahoma Met3 months ago

Cool. I can make a crooked popsicle birdhouse. So we are the same.

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TJ3 months ago

If I ever installed a Newell Post like that my father would have fired me! Is that how they really do it in Nigeria?

Azra'ee@70yrsold 🇲🇾 🇹🇭 🇺🇸 🇲🇽 🇵🇸🔺's profile picture
Azra'ee@70yrsold 🇲🇾 🇹🇭 🇺🇸 🇲🇽 🇵🇸🔺3 months ago

Too much using glue

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Tattoogroothandel Noord Holland3 months ago

Halfway the stairs turned 😂

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Eric Menefee3 months ago

Skills 💯

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Berk3 months ago

Quality

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WalterBixby3 months ago

Classy, good work.

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Phcuba Phteve3 months ago

Dude is a master, I am however surprised that those Lowe's buckets didn't break with that beam on them. 🤷🏻‍♂️😂🤣😂 those buckets suck

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Chazcal3 months ago

DIY by a professional! Please.

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Jonathan Condon3 months ago

Hey @grok who is this guy in the video?

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VLWInvestmentsLLC3 months ago

🔥🎯🔥

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Joe the average3 months ago

Funny how many positive comments landed at this work of impressing idiots.

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Susith Milroy3 months ago

Looks like top notch to me, I would def hire him

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gigito3 months ago

Kudos for such great talent...👍

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Dustin3 months ago

This is what Tung Tung Tung Sahur has been doing inside of people.

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Adalberto Altamirano3 months ago

Te la sabes

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waly36🇸🇪3 months ago

Pelado trolo

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Harry Hirsch3 months ago

Safety first 🥺

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Offensive Nature3 months ago

@RalphPainter7 check out how he does the trusses at the end

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Fredrick C. Krueger3 months ago

This is one hell of a carpenter🫡

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𝐹𝒶𝓈𝓈𝒶𝒹𝒾3 months ago

Amazing carpentry & talent

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Your Daddy3 months ago

Great job splitting that whole fuckin’ beam at the end. Temu Vin Diesel is a dumbass.

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ダリア3 months ago

これもAIのクソ動画やろ 電鋸で下の木まで切ってるやん そして切られた痕が復活している

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