@ДмитрийНаумов-ъ2и
Руки отсечь такому спецу! Но если делает для себя, то ладно. Есть шанс что еще чему то научится. 😊
@RichardAllen-o2y
Should have just used a joist hanger that’s meant for the job.. just do it right
@irvingrubin2479
right idea. wrong screws.
@johnm911
This is a great video to show how to assist in a one-person process. We don’t know what it is, so screw type and length, hangers, depth, etc are not the point. Nice work.
@spikesimmons7212
Yeah, I see people using the minimal of drywall screws on structures that if stressed it would be devastating ! I like Deck screws or multi purpose utility screws preferably T25's torx head !
@AKUMA2Ten
Wait, are those sheetrock screws?
@v-r-g
По размеру доску нельзя взять или уже если так надо то подложить тот брусок просто снизу😂
@scottfyffe06
Or just put the baton underneath to raise the beam and screw in twice rather than four times and have to remove two???
@ashleyclarke2620
Plasterboard screws!!!! 😂😂😂
@Sarnt_Eskie
I already cut it 3 times and it's still short
@AKwingnut
IMHO....dont think they're drywall screws. The shank is smooth from the head down part way. All the drywall screws I've ever used were threaded all the way.
@alexeialexei3735
How many people does it take to screw in a light bulb? Six of them! One stands on a table and holds onto a light bulb, four turn this table clockwise, and the last one walks counterclockwise so that the person standing does not feel dizzy!
@lucpaquin6025
10 years later to finally finish the deck.😂
@michaelcoppini5742
So many people are focusing on the screws ( I agree ) but how about the fact that it looks like they are framing with rough sawn cedar ?
@Humoragain
Wood to short, has to touch the bottom 😜
@Sergey-rus-Moscow
😱😲Умнейшее изобретение
@BLADE16194
Очень много лишних телодвижений!
@marksinclair5927
Geez.. try putting the piece on the bottom, and there the wrong screws
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@EricW-q9h