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hello I'm Roger Bisby from the skill
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hello I'm Roger Bisby from the skill
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hello I'm Roger Bisby from the skill
Builder Channel I've been called into
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Builder Channel I've been called into
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Builder Channel I've been called into
this house today because they've got a
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this house today because they've got a
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this house today because they've got a
creaky staircase so the first thing I've
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creaky staircase so the first thing I've
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creaky staircase so the first thing I've
got to do is find out where it creaks
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now it's a pretty common thing Creek in
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now it's a pretty common thing Creek in
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now it's a pretty common thing Creek in
staircases and normally I would say that
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staircases and normally I would say that
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staircases and normally I would say that
they're creaking because they've dried
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they're creaking because they've dried
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they're creaking because they've dried
out this house is just over 20 years old
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out this house is just over 20 years old
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out this house is just over 20 years old
and things have dried out they've got
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and things have dried out they've got
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and things have dried out they've got
central heating so best wood in the
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central heating so best wood in the
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central heating so best wood in the
world when you build a staircase it's
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world when you build a staircase it's
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world when you build a staircase it's
fine and then slowly but surely it
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fine and then slowly but surely it
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fine and then slowly but surely it
shrinks the best way to solve it is from
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shrinks the best way to solve it is from
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shrinks the best way to solve it is from
the underside if you can get access to
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the underside if you can get access to
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the underside if you can get access to
the underside of a staircase you can
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the underside of a staircase you can
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the underside of a staircase you can
re-glue those blocks you can put in
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re-glue those blocks you can put in
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re-glue those blocks you can put in
wedges you can just tighten the whole
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wedges you can just tighten the whole
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wedges you can just tighten the whole
thing up but in this case there is no
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thing up but in this case there is no
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thing up but in this case there is no
chance of us getting access to the
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chance of us getting access to the
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chance of us getting access to the
underside unless we take down all the
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underside unless we take down all the
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underside unless we take down all the
plasterboard and the household is not up
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plasterboard and the household is not up
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plasterboard and the household is not up
for that so we're going to try and
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for that so we're going to try and
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for that so we're going to try and
tackle it from the top now I'm going to
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tackle it from the top now I'm going to
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tackle it from the top now I'm going to
take the carpet up luckily this one's on
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take the carpet up luckily this one's on
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take the carpet up luckily this one's on
gripper rods most of them are in the UK
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gripper rods most of them are in the UK
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gripper rods most of them are in the UK
but in some places you get carpets stuck
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but in some places you get carpets stuck
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but in some places you get carpets stuck
down and that is a nightmare I would
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down and that is a nightmare I would
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down and that is a nightmare I would
suggest if you've got a carpet that's
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suggest if you've got a carpet that's
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suggest if you've got a carpet that's
been glued down leave it there and think
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been glued down leave it there and think
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been glued down leave it there and think
of something else
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now I'm just going to mention at this
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now I'm just going to mention at this
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now I'm just going to mention at this
point that uh gripper rods are another
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point that uh gripper rods are another
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point that uh gripper rods are another
one of my many pet hates whenever
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one of my many pet hates whenever
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one of my many pet hates whenever
they're a group of rods There Will Be
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they're a group of rods There Will Be
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they're a group of rods There Will Be
Blood now if you've got a situation like
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Blood now if you've got a situation like
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Blood now if you've got a situation like
this where the carpets in two pieces on
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this where the carpets in two pieces on
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this where the carpets in two pieces on
the stairs it's important to remember
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the stairs it's important to remember
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the stairs it's important to remember
which one was the top one and which one
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which one was the top one and which one
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which one was the top one and which one
is the lower one
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is the lower one
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is the lower one
so we can see clearly what's happened
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so we can see clearly what's happened
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so we can see clearly what's happened
here as I said over the years it shrunk
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here as I said over the years it shrunk
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here as I said over the years it shrunk
away but also here's the tread which is
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away but also here's the tread which is
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away but also here's the tread which is
made of Timber and this is made of MDF
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made of Timber and this is made of MDF
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made of Timber and this is made of MDF
they are tacked along the back of the
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they are tacked along the back of the
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they are tacked along the back of the
tread the front of a tread is supported
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tread the front of a tread is supported
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tread the front of a tread is supported
by the Riser but the back of the tread
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by the Riser but the back of the tread
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by the Riser but the back of the tread
it would float there's nothing
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it would float there's nothing
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it would float there's nothing
supporting it so it's essential that
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supporting it so it's essential that
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supporting it so it's essential that
that back is pushed hard against there
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that back is pushed hard against there
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that back is pushed hard against there
if we had access to the back we would
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if we had access to the back we would
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if we had access to the back we would
simply go around the back Hammer that
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simply go around the back Hammer that
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simply go around the back Hammer that
back on with a bit of glue but we can't
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back on with a bit of glue but we can't
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back on with a bit of glue but we can't
do that what we're going to do is gonna
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do that what we're going to do is gonna
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do that what we're going to do is gonna
attack it from the front still put the
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attack it from the front still put the
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attack it from the front still put the
glue in in this case the Gap is big I
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glue in in this case the Gap is big I
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glue in in this case the Gap is big I
was going to use D4 glue which would
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was going to use D4 glue which would
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was going to use D4 glue which would
just pour down most of it is just run
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just pour down most of it is just run
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just pour down most of it is just run
down through the hole so we'll use the
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down through the hole so we'll use the
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down through the hole so we'll use the
gorilla expanding polyurethane glue in
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gorilla expanding polyurethane glue in
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gorilla expanding polyurethane glue in
the joint and then tighten it up now not
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the joint and then tighten it up now not
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the joint and then tighten it up now not
every one of these Treads is creaking
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every one of these Treads is creaking
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every one of these Treads is creaking
but I've looked up there and they're all
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but I've looked up there and they're all
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but I've looked up there and they're all
starting to park company from the back
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starting to park company from the back
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starting to park company from the back
there so it would be foolish to just do
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there so it would be foolish to just do
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there so it would be foolish to just do
the ones that Creak are going to go and
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the ones that Creak are going to go and
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the ones that Creak are going to go and
do the whole all up and that way we're
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do the whole all up and that way we're
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do the whole all up and that way we're
not going to get a call back in six
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not going to get a call back in six
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not going to get a call back in six
months or a year's time to say that
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months or a year's time to say that
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months or a year's time to say that
staircase you've fixed his creaking
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staircase you've fixed his creaking
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staircase you've fixed his creaking
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again
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again
it's not that critical where these
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it's not that critical where these
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it's not that critical where these
gripper rods go but the reason I marked
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gripper rods go but the reason I marked
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gripper rods go but the reason I marked
one before I take them up is because
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one before I take them up is because
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one before I take them up is because
that carpet has sat down there for a
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that carpet has sat down there for a
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that carpet has sat down there for a
good many years now and it's kind of
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good many years now and it's kind of
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good many years now and it's kind of
shaped itself into the stair so if we
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shaped itself into the stair so if we
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shaped itself into the stair so if we
move the gripper Rod back or forward
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move the gripper Rod back or forward
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move the gripper Rod back or forward
we may interfere with that kind of shape
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we may interfere with that kind of shape
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we may interfere with that kind of shape
so it's easy enough just to run a pen
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so it's easy enough just to run a pen
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so it's easy enough just to run a pen
down them and then we've got the line
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down them and then we've got the line
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down them and then we've got the line
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taking a lot of gripper Rod up in the
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taking a lot of gripper Rod up in the
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taking a lot of gripper Rod up in the
past to get access to pipes and what I
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past to get access to pipes and what I
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past to get access to pipes and what I
do find is if you're too greedy with it
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do find is if you're too greedy with it
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do find is if you're too greedy with it
if you're in too much of a rush you snap
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if you're in too much of a rush you snap
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if you're in too much of a rush you snap
the gripper Rod which is not the end of
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the gripper Rod which is not the end of
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the gripper Rod which is not the end of
the world but it's nice to get it up in
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the world but it's nice to get it up in
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the world but it's nice to get it up in
one piece so that's why I go along
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one piece so that's why I go along
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one piece so that's why I go along
under each Nail First
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under each Nail First
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under each Nail First
before I start pulling
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before I start pulling
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before I start pulling
because these nails are short but they
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because these nails are short but they
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because these nails are short but they
are ring shank nails they bite into the
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are ring shank nails they bite into the
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are ring shank nails they bite into the
wood so we're going to put the expanding
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wood so we're going to put the expanding
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wood so we're going to put the expanding
polyurethane glue along the back here to
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polyurethane glue along the back here to
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polyurethane glue along the back here to
fill the Gap but we need to pull that
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fill the Gap but we need to pull that
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fill the Gap but we need to pull that
together because we don't want to rely
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together because we don't want to rely
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together because we don't want to rely
on the glue alone so I have to close it
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on the glue alone so I have to close it
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on the glue alone so I have to close it
up by putting a screw in here I could
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up by putting a screw in here I could
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up by putting a screw in here I could
just go all right well that's roughly
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just go all right well that's roughly
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just go all right well that's roughly
where it goes but it could end up
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where it goes but it could end up
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where it goes but it could end up
missing this it could end up going
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missing this it could end up going
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missing this it could end up going
through the plasterboard on the other
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through the plasterboard on the other
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through the plasterboard on the other
side the way we get accuracy take a
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side the way we get accuracy take a
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side the way we get accuracy take a
pocket hole jig now this one is from
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pocket hole jig now this one is from
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pocket hole jig now this one is from
Craig it goes in there and it allows us
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Craig it goes in there and it allows us
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Craig it goes in there and it allows us
to drill at an angle down through the
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to drill at an angle down through the
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to drill at an angle down through the
tread precise angle that should then
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tread precise angle that should then
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tread precise angle that should then
come out into
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come out into
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come out into
the Riser at the back and it should
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the Riser at the back and it should
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the Riser at the back and it should
importantly come out Midway because we
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importantly come out Midway because we
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importantly come out Midway because we
don't want this screw coming out the
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don't want this screw coming out the
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don't want this screw coming out the
bottom where it's going to split the
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bottom where it's going to split the
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bottom where it's going to split the
back of the Riser this being MDF it's
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back of the Riser this being MDF it's
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back of the Riser this being MDF it's
not such a problem but we also don't
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not such a problem but we also don't
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not such a problem but we also don't
want it coming in too high so that it's
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want it coming in too high so that it's
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want it coming in too high so that it's
sticking out here there's a scale and
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sticking out here there's a scale and
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sticking out here there's a scale and
there's a mark there I've worked out
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there's a mark there I've worked out
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there's a mark there I've worked out
that this is 25 millimeters thick if
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that this is 25 millimeters thick if
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that this is 25 millimeters thick if
it's three quarters of an inch we're
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it's three quarters of an inch we're
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it's three quarters of an inch we're
going to go down to here you can see
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going to go down to here you can see
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going to go down to here you can see
where it starts going in
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where it starts going in
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where it starts going in
that's the entry point where it starts
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that's the entry point where it starts
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that's the entry point where it starts
you can see that it's coming down and
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you can see that it's coming down and
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you can see that it's coming down and
finishing in the middle of the tread
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finishing in the middle of the tread
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finishing in the middle of the tread
important thing is that we don't come
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important thing is that we don't come
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important thing is that we don't come
out in the plasterboard behind now I
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out in the plasterboard behind now I
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out in the plasterboard behind now I
think we'd probably get away with
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think we'd probably get away with
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think we'd probably get away with
putting one in the middle I don't think
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putting one in the middle I don't think
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putting one in the middle I don't think
it needs three in there but let's put
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it needs three in there but let's put
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it needs three in there but let's put
three in there because we've got it
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three in there because we've got it
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three in there because we've got it
we've got set up I've been playing
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we've got set up I've been playing
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we've got set up I've been playing
around with this on a piece of scrap
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around with this on a piece of scrap
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around with this on a piece of scrap
wood and I'm really glad I did because
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wood and I'm really glad I did because
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wood and I'm really glad I did because
I've been able to adjust this collar
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I've been able to adjust this collar
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I've been able to adjust this collar
here which you do with the Allen key up
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here which you do with the Allen key up
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here which you do with the Allen key up
or down so I've got the depth right now
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or down so I've got the depth right now
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or down so I've got the depth right now
yeah so that's the amount we've got
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yeah so that's the amount we've got
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yeah so that's the amount we've got
going through into the backing board
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going through into the backing board
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going through into the backing board
obviously that's a diagonal there's the
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obviously that's a diagonal there's the
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obviously that's a diagonal there's the
grab which I think is fine
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so that backing board is just about 10
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so that backing board is just about 10
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so that backing board is just about 10
mil so that screw going through by that
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mil so that screw going through by that
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mil so that screw going through by that
amount is perfect don't try using this
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amount is perfect don't try using this
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amount is perfect don't try using this
free hands if you start drilling and
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free hands if you start drilling and
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free hands if you start drilling and
you're trying to hold that free hand
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you're trying to hold that free hand
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you're trying to hold that free hand
there's a tendency for the drill to spin
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there's a tendency for the drill to spin
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there's a tendency for the drill to spin
around and move it so what they provide
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around and move it so what they provide
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around and move it so what they provide
here is some holes for you to just
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here is some holes for you to just
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here is some holes for you to just
secure it
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secure it
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secure it
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[Music]
foreign
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foreign
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ing curve is an understatement because
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ing curve is an understatement because
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ing curve is an understatement because
I've almost tried a different technique
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I've almost tried a different technique
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I've almost tried a different technique
on every step the fact that this is MDF
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on every step the fact that this is MDF
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on every step the fact that this is MDF
is making life virtually impossible we
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is making life virtually impossible we
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is making life virtually impossible we
put the screw in it bites the MDF it
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put the screw in it bites the MDF it
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put the screw in it bites the MDF it
pulls it in and then it lets go
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pulls it in and then it lets go
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pulls it in and then it lets go
so having tried thin screws fat screws
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so having tried thin screws fat screws
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so having tried thin screws fat screws
you name it we've given it a go what
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you name it we've given it a go what
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you name it we've given it a go what
I've come up with is these stainless
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I've come up with is these stainless
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I've come up with is these stainless
steel screws made for decking the fact
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steel screws made for decking the fact
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steel screws made for decking the fact
that there's no pilot hole going into
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that there's no pilot hole going into
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that there's no pilot hole going into
the MDF it's just using this to self-tap
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the MDF it's just using this to self-tap
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the MDF it's just using this to self-tap
is actually a help because when we had a
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is actually a help because when we had a
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is actually a help because when we had a
pilot hole going in there the thread
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pilot hole going in there the thread
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pilot hole going in there the thread
wasn't enough to grab it
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and at that point it's ported in
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and at that point it's ported in
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and at that point it's ported in
slightly but then it spins and I can't
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slightly but then it spins and I can't
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slightly but then it spins and I can't
really see any way around that at all I
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really see any way around that at all I
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really see any way around that at all I
can't imagine how we're able to hook
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can't imagine how we're able to hook
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can't imagine how we're able to hook
behind it if you get it to the other
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behind it if you get it to the other
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behind it if you get it to the other
side absolutely fine if it's just
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side absolutely fine if it's just
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side absolutely fine if it's just
plywood I reckon it would pull in but
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plywood I reckon it would pull in but
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plywood I reckon it would pull in but
MDF is just not great spray it up first
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MDF is just not great spray it up first
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MDF is just not great spray it up first
helps it go off faster
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helps it go off faster
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helps it go off faster
I'm just squirting that in there it's
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I'm just squirting that in there it's
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I'm just squirting that in there it's
thin enough that it will run down and
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thin enough that it will run down and
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thin enough that it will run down and
hopefully not all of it will run down
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oh that's cool this there's one Creek
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oh that's cool this there's one Creek
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oh that's cool this there's one Creek
it's pinned in three places it's got a
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it's pinned in three places it's got a
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it's pinned in three places it's got a
polyurethane glue along the back and if
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polyurethane glue along the back and if
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polyurethane glue along the back and if
you just did nothing but put the glue in
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you just did nothing but put the glue in
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you just did nothing but put the glue in
and not only polyurethane glue but the
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and not only polyurethane glue but the
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and not only polyurethane glue but the
five minute glue is great that you put
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five minute glue is great that you put
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five minute glue is great that you put
in with the tube whatever you can do
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in with the tube whatever you can do
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in with the tube whatever you can do
it's going to help
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it's going to help
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it's going to help
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well here I am on my staircase I'm on
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well here I am on my staircase I'm on
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well here I am on my staircase I'm on
the home straight I'm thinking yeah I've
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the home straight I'm thinking yeah I've
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the home straight I'm thinking yeah I've
done it it's great and then I walk
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done it it's great and then I walk
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done it it's great and then I walk
around here and what have I found oh
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around here and what have I found oh
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around here and what have I found oh
well I better fill up with a paint it'll
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well I better fill up with a paint it'll
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well I better fill up with a paint it'll
be all right so our resident genius
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be all right so our resident genius
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be all right so our resident genius
still and the cameraman has spotted what
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still and the cameraman has spotted what
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still and the cameraman has spotted what
the problem was and why they came out of
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the problem was and why they came out of
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the problem was and why they came out of
the top and not the bottom if you look
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the top and not the bottom if you look
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the top and not the bottom if you look
here
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here
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here
you can see where the plasterboard is
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you can see where the plasterboard is
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you can see where the plasterboard is
sitting almost flush with the Stringer
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sitting almost flush with the Stringer
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sitting almost flush with the Stringer
or there's actually a bit of architrave
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or there's actually a bit of architrave
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or there's actually a bit of architrave
they put on the edge but by the time it
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they put on the edge but by the time it
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they put on the edge but by the time it
gets up to here you can see the
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gets up to here you can see the
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gets up to here you can see the
plasterboard running out by probably 15
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plasterboard running out by probably 15
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plasterboard running out by probably 15
millimeters the staircase has actually
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millimeters the staircase has actually
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millimeters the staircase has actually
moved away from The Landing slightly
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moved away from The Landing slightly
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moved away from The Landing slightly
we're not going to do much about that
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we're not going to do much about that
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we're not going to do much about that
and we're definitely not going to put
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and we're definitely not going to put
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and we're definitely not going to put
any expanding wood gluing to fill that
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any expanding wood gluing to fill that
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any expanding wood gluing to fill that
Gap and anyway there's no creaking
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Gap and anyway there's no creaking
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Gap and anyway there's no creaking
happening there because the surfaces are
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happening there because the surfaces are
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happening there because the surfaces are
so far apart that they're not rubbing
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so far apart that they're not rubbing
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so far apart that they're not rubbing
together
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I've put a lot of carpet back down in my
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I've put a lot of carpet back down in my
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I've put a lot of carpet back down in my
career but I haven't done stair carpets
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career but I haven't done stair carpets
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career but I haven't done stair carpets
because there's no pipes and stair
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because there's no pipes and stair
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because there's no pipes and stair
carpets what I've discovered is it's
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carpets what I've discovered is it's
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carpets what I've discovered is it's
better to work from the bottom up rather
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better to work from the bottom up rather
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better to work from the bottom up rather
than the other way down because the
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than the other way down because the
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than the other way down because the
other way down you're standing on the
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other way down you're standing on the
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other way down you're standing on the
carpet
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carpet
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carpet
that you're trying to fit but there you
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that you're trying to fit but there you
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that you're trying to fit but there you
go I'll be better the next time
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go I'll be better the next time
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go I'll be better the next time
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