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i made this, thank you!!!!!!!!!

I recently came across a really insightful video discussing the cost-effectiveness of converting golf carts to lithium batteries, specifically highlighting Vatrer's products. The video broke down the long-term savings and performance enhancements that can be expected from switching from traditional lead-acid batteries. From what I gathered, Vatrer's lithium batteries seem to offer not only a lighter weight profile which could potentially improve cart handling but also boast a longer life span and faster charging times. The presenter did a great job explaining how these features could benefit regular golfers and those managing large fleets of golf carts. I'm seriously considering upgrading my own cart to a Vatrer lithium battery and was wondering if anyone here has already made the switch? I'm curious about real-world experiences, particularly around longevity and maintenance. Any feedback or tips would be greatly appreciated!

Very nice finish, and nice to see what you did to get there, as you sure put alot of work into this project.

Wow. Thank you for a concise, succinct and to the point video. I loved it. I have a MUCH smaller project in mind, but this system will work perfectly for it. Big thumbs up!!!

Will the table bow without support in center?

Nice design. But your inches are awful.

The wife here. Our little french bulldog always steals hubby's kitchen chair, so he wanted a bench for the two of them. I found your video. I was a little confused because math is not my strong suit, and I'm a tactile learner so I got lost a few times. Because this piece is going in my kitchen, I've super sanded the seat and front edge real smooth so those two don't get hurt. Thanks for the video but unfortunately I didn't have the luxury of skipping over to your pinned link. Hope hubby likes his father's day gift!! Thank you kindly, Ms. Jo.

Peace to you brother, I printed the plans for the bench and blindly made all the cuts per plan. That's what prompted me to comment. On page 7 of 13 in the printable directions, the illustration shows what I perceive as the taper cut for the back as being laid out from the long point of the 20 degree top cut. That's what I did only to discover on assembly that is incorrect. After that I reviewed the video, which I can't do in the barn where I'm building the bench I see you specify the short point side. arriving at my local lumber store at 4:55 I got a replacement board as to finish the job this evening. Has Anyone else made this mistake? I'll reverse the cuts on the bottom and make a couple of lower back benches perhaps as to not waste the wood.

Thank you. Do you come to the cart or do I need pay some to get you. I am in Orlando. You sound like you're honest. 😊

What’s the max height you would go without tie backs ?

You need to do a nice edge now, so you can see it from far distance

**SO MUCH WRONG WITH THIS VIDEO--USER BEWARE**. no wonder us landscapers are always getting the hairy eye ball. Listen up kiddos. Wall base should be 10 to 12 inch minimum thinckness. base should protrude no less than 6 inches from face of wall creating a ---->FOOTING<---- first course should have been laid on lime stone screenings, sand , concrete powder or a combination depending on climate. Geogrid IS NOT ROLLED DOWN THE WALL. the tensile strength of geogrid is down the length of the roll. pieces should have been cut to desired length and turned. also it is incorrect to have geogrid 'as far back as your wall is tall'. its simple math 0.8x height of wall = not a dumby. most geogrid rolls have instructions.. if youre reading this... read them! keep geogrid tight, yes, BUT also ---->level<---- from the back of wall to the geogrids end. 'Angle of repose' sounds professionally fancy but does not depict where the geogrid should be placed in the wall. Refer to the spec sheet for the product being used. in this case it is unilock's 'pisa II'. Unilock requires geogrid to be placed every 3 vertical feet, as pisa II was engineered to not exceed 3 feet in height. even with the placement of geogrid a height of 23' is the maximum tolerance. DO NOT 'pitch' a wall back. The 'tongue and groove' ( theyre called 'Keys' BTW) wall systems are not designed to pitch, especially backward. you are potentially creating a fail, i say i say, yet another fail point for the wall as the keys will not engage as designed. furthermore if the coping 'pitched' backward, its just a matter of time before water errosion starts against the back of the coping and then bye bye hard work, money and dignity. why tapered block are being used.. on sale perhaps? pisa comes in standard block as well. get the product that is fit for purpose, then you dont have gravel on the interior of your wall system..... holding it together. Im not sure about the adhesive.. i have yet to use that style. good old PL premium for the win. Or some sort of brick stop adhesive. he says youre gunna save a ton of money? dont listen to 95% of the advice in this video or that will be yet another uneducated lie. this is a disgrace to the hardscape gods! good luck with your shi**y wall building!!!!

How has the counter top held up? Looking into doing this

What is the name of the industrial weed block you used?

Will this hood a slate table?

Воистину всё гениальное просто, спасибо, молодец!

Nice but I don't have Kreg template. And I only have 1 cabinet to make.

раскосины надо как по длинне - так как со временем она раскачается, а также связать между собой х-образные ножки, потому что на одних только саморезах они не удержатся долго.

i've sat on benches like this before and they are very comfortable. it would interesting to see you build something similar as a porch swing bench?

Wow, an Absolutely Amazing Boulder retaining wall! Well done, Sir!

I finished my bench today. It looks great. I just want to say it took five years to buy all my tools , miter saw , table saw , router, gig saw .. drills , bits , etc one piece at a time ..

Nice video. Great info. Background music is a pain in the a$&

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Sooooooooooooo do I just paint over the flashing tape or is there another part of the process you didn't show?????

Father of the century 😳👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I don’t know if total boat epoxy has changed since you did this video, but they strictly suggest you don’t use a power drill mixer. I of course, didn’t read those directions and ended up with 2 gallons of cloudy air, bubble epoxy, which was unusable and I had to dispose of. 😢

Nice video

You didn't take tree growth into consideration. Laid block by its nature is not monolithic. Those roots in search for water will follow the path of least resistance. That wall going to need repair in less than three years and a few winters. Now adhesives, that is just a joke, once they dry out they are done. Rome was built of concrete for a reason. All the Roman plastic, lol, it did exist are just powder today. Sap, shellac, pitch, tar are all natural plastics.

Man you have no idea what you are talking about one minute call the gate a door then you call it a gate.

Нужны ручки для Пива 🤝😃

Garbageeeeeeeee videoooo

Thinking of getting the same curtains..are U still happy with the ball stopping ability

I’m really enjoying your series. I’m curious are the kids going to use the guest bathroom or go downstairs? I think the tray ceiling is a cool idea. Are you going to install LEDs to light it up? Could be a romantic touch. 😃

I always like well organised system like yours. Just few things to improve. Use the real cyclone (like Oneida Super Dust Deputy) what captures way more fine dust than the bucket system used now. Your filter stays way longer clean. Don't use that hose reel with high airflow/low pressure system. System you have needs minimum at 4" diameter pipe. Hose reel will suffokate your dust collector. It works best with the shop vac. I hope you didn't mind my tips :)

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Very nice job !!! Are you able to share your draws for this ? Thx

Thanks for sharing ..I'm watching you from Philippines Davao

I’m gonna make one this weekend. I love it .

Who else edging while watching?

Drywall and steam shower?

Wondering how many items from millions of landscaping projects are actually biodegradable 🤔

not tall enough chickens can fly out even with wing clip

I like the fence. I need one like this

Built two of these and they really are as easy as he makes it look. If you build two, then you only need 7 2x6x8' boards. These are very stable and don't tip forward or backward easily and are quite comfortable.

this is so beautiful. im just wondering what happened if your daughter grows older and dont find the layout is practical anymore? do you need to disassemble the whole thing?

Blown away by the simplicity. That bench would fit anywhere. Great video and great bench.

Can you explain why you did the extra work of putting up drywall and then the membrane instead of using kerdi board directly to the studs? I use a product called GoBoard all the time! Like your choice of power tools!

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Hi I have an 8ft pool table that I plan to redo the rails and I love your set I was just wonderwondering if you if it would be possible if you would make me a frame for the rails and how much would it be and shipping?

welcome to Michigan! my wife and i own a lake house just like yours and I was so excited to see you buy a place and start making videos on it. Any worries about critters burrowing in those boulders? That's the biggest problem we have with our various retaining walls.