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U Can Build This

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Empowering everyday people to build, fix, and thrive—increasing your property value, while having fun. Need project help? This community is for you!

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112 contributions to U Can Build This
Got a Sagging Sink? We got you!
Check out our latest video about how to fix a sagging sink! Very simple to do and will save you hundreds from calling a repair man!
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@Tim Leusin very cool. Sounds like you'll be very busy. Great to hear. You pose a great question. I think I like woodworking projects the most. I love seeing the transformation from raw material to a finished project. This or framing a house or basement.
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@Audrey Thomas thank you! I love hearing my kids commentary. A lot of times I don’t pick up on them when I’m “in the zone” doing a project so it’s fun to hear afterwards. Yup! That 5-in-1 tool works great for removing caulk anywhere.
Our First Version Busted!
A kid of one of the members at our gym missed the basketball hoop and busted the whiteboard holder I designed and 3D Printed 😭 But the upgraded version is 10x better! I used stronger, grippy magnets which are removable. I beveled the edges. I made the walls thicker. I used PTEG instead of PLA filament. Stoked to see how this one performs. What are you working on this weekend?
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@Audrey Thomas thank you. Hoping it will last longer than the first one haha. Took it as a great learning opportunity.
Are DIY Projects Worth It?
You started a DIY project because you thought "Oh I can Totally do that by myself". Next thing you know, your neck deep into it, you've been to the hardware store three times, and you don't see an end in sight. But you tackle one problem at a time until you fix it. Then comes the Dopamine Rush! The surge of Energy knowing you just fixed it, saved money, and learned a new skill. Sure you had to buy a new tool. Sure you spent more time on it than you thought. But you overcame little problems one at a time and now you feel confident to tackle the next project. That's how most of our DIY projects go...especially this one. We hope you have an awesome rest of your week!
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@Brigit Bishop For sure! Hahaha. I love the dopamine kick myself and learning a new skill. But I never would've thought to use watercolors to repair torn wall paper 😉
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@Red Seh You're welcome!
How to fix sheetrock pimples
No idea if that is the correct term for these haha. Many people thought in our last video, my son was intentionally damaging our walls so he would get paid more to fix them. SO we made this video.
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@Red Seh you’re very welcome Red!
How to add fishing line to a new rod
Hope you're DIY projects are going well. Thought we'd share this quick video on how to add fishing line to your fishing rod since it's summer time here. Hope this helps you catch a big one!
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Build Better, Create Value, Have Fun! Gardening • Woodworking • DIY Everything... because I'm Curious Empowering everyday people to DIY

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