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How to Secure & Repair Trash Compactor...Part 6
How to secure & repair a trash compactor...Part 6 is what this DIY howto video is about. VideoJoe is glad this trash compactor repair has now been completed. He kind of tweaked his back & I feel for him for sure. When you get done make sure to clean up. The sign of good workmanship is leaving the place just like you found it before you made a mess of things. He broke a drill bit too so within a week he will make sure to go to the store & get another drill bit to replace the broken one. I can't tell you how satisfied VideoJoe is now that he's finished his trash compactor repair project. That's how you will feel too when you start doing things around the house that will save you money. Try it. You'll be glad you did. Securing & repairing a trash compactor is easy...when you know how. Watch & learn as VideoJoeShows you what he does when he's finished securing & repairing a trash compactor...Part 6
How to Secure & Repair Trash Compactor...Part 5
How to secure & repair a trash compactor...Part 5 is what this DIY howto video is about. VideoJoe is almost completed with his trash compactor repair & securing project. He had to make a couple of repairs to the adjoining cabinet face frame but no matter he got the trash compactor working great now & it looks like he was never there. That's what he likes when he repairs something for it to look like no repair was ever done even when it comes time to work on & repair a trash compactor. Repairing & securing a trash compactor is easy...when you know how. Watch & learn as VideoJoeShows you how to secure & repair a trash compactor...Part 5 Easy!
How to Secure & Repair Trash Compactor...Part 4
How to secure & repair a trash compactor...Part 4 is what this DIY howto video is about. VideoJoe is right in the middle of repairing & re-securing a trash compactor & just a few more things & he will be done...I think. He's got the foot control to the trash compactor repaired & I think it's going to work pretty good now. He's got the trash compactor all lined up where he wants it at the cabinet face frame & is feeling good about his project thus far. You don't have to be macho professional in order to make some repairs to your trash compactor. Take your time & look at it, removing the trash compactor container & you will see that yes you can repair yours if VideoJoe can repair his Motha's. Repairing & securing a trash compactor is easy...when you know how. Watch & learn as VideoJoeShows you how to secure & repair a trash compactor...Part 4 Easy!
How to Secure & Repair Trash Compactor...Part 3
How to secure & repair a trash compactor...Part 3 is what this DIY howto video is about. VideoJoe is working on a trash compactor that needs a little TLC poor thing. He's having to drill some holes in the trash compactor housing area so he can secure it to the sides of the cabinets. Then he needs to figure out what type of mounting screws & how long etc.. Trash compactors are a really good thing to have in the kitchen depending if you have room for one & if your existing cabinetry will allow it. Does size matter? How many times do I need to answer that?! lol Yes when it comes to construction size does matter. If your trash compactor is moving around then take a look at it & see what can be done to reposition it properly then re-secure it to the cabinetry. Most things can be repaired & resecured if you just look at it & that includes trash compactors. Repairing & securing a trash compactor is easy...when you know how. Watch & learn as VideoJoeShows you how to secure & repair a trash compactor...Part 3 Easy!
How to Secure & Repair Trash Compactor...Part 2
How to secure & repair a trash compactor...Part 2 is what this DIY howto video is about. VideoJoe is looking at the trash compactor at Motha's house & he knows he should be able to fix it as he's the one who installed it years ago. Have you ever wanted to install a trash compactor but didn't think you could? A trash compactor is not that hard to install as long as you have a cabinet close to the size of the width of the trash compactor. That way you just need to remove the cabinet section then push in the trash compactor. That's what VideoJoe did....I saw him! Now the trash compactor has pushed into the cavity opening back away from the face frame & the trash compactor foot control is not working properly so he will be fixing that too. Repairing & securing a loose trash compactor is easy...when you know how. Watch & learn as VideoJoeShows you how to secure & repair a trash compactor...Part 2 Easy!
How to Secure & Repair Trash Compactor...Part 1
How to secure & repair a trash compactor...Part 1 is what this DIY howto video is about. VideoJoe is back at Motha's house helping with some things around the house. The trash compactor has been acting up, Motha said. Sigh. I knew sooner or later he would have to take a look at the trash compactor since every time you open it or close it, the trash compactor door hits & rubs the side of the cabinet face frame. The foot area to the trash compactor that makes it open has been damaged or something too as it looks to have come off towards the right side & crooked down next to the floor. I think he has his work cut out for him this time but I have a feeling he'll be able to look at the trash compactor & then make the needed repairs to complete the project. Securing & repairing a trash compactor is easy...when you know how. Watch & learn as VideoJoeShows you how to secure & repair a trash compactor...Part 1 Easy!
DIY Garbage Furniture-A step by step guide on how to trick people into thinking you have class even though you clearly don’t.
Supplies: Broken chair, a nice stick, Garbage fabric that may or may not have been washed (up to you, I don’t care)
Step 1) Put the chair and the stick together. Step 2) Weave garbage fabric into a seat. Step 3) Wait to see how long before structurally unsound chair breaks. It’s like Russian Roulette but a little more embarrassing.