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How to install vj boards Videos
- 1. How to Install Hardie Board For Floor Tile
- 2. How to Install Wooden Ceiling Panels
- 3. Ezy Build Products installing Fibre Cement Sheet Siding.mov
- 4. How to lift floor boards
How to Install Hardie Board For Floor Tile
//youtu.be/ONezbxeRBJQ How to Install Hardie Board For Floor Tile will show you how to install hardie board quickly and efficiently. In this of many how to ...
How to Install Wooden Ceiling Panels
Home improvement expert Ron Hazelton shows how to installing wood ceiling panels to a beamed ceiling, adding a dramatic visual element to your home.
User Comments
vlineguy
commented
on 22 Mar 2013
this is what happens when you build it the way your home owner asks you to,
they love it but most of the comments here go the other way, look at it
this way, another show can be made with Holmes on homes where he can blame
the contractor for running the ceiling different way's,
freezerlunik
commented
on 06 Mar 2013
I know taste is subjective, but to me this screams good intention, gone
horribly wrong.
ilililhy1
commented
on 30 Nov 2015
I love everything but the green trim.
Jason200384
commented
on 21 Jan 2013
looks horrible lol
LightingShowroom
commented
on 29 Jul 2011
Interesting
Ezy Build Products installing Fibre Cement Sheet Siding.mov
Cut your exterior Fibre Cement Sheet Siding time in Half Faster Stronger Better.
User Comments
EzyBuild Products
commented
on 30 Jul 2012
the install was done according to James Hardie proceedure by a qualified
builder. this video is about our products not theirs we do not sell or
install siding just tools a for installing for an indepth answer on why
JH's products are better than what you have asked about i would suggest you
visit their page.
How to lift floor boards
Lifting floor boards is often required when doing DIY, here we demonstrate an easy way to lift floor boards so that they can be replaced with the minimum of ...
User Comments
urbex2007
commented
on 14 May 2013
Not always! In the late 80's and early 90's people used to be lazy and cut
a groove in the top of the joist to lay the cables in as it saved drilling
loads of holes by the look of it. NOT a very good practice and using one of
those saws would have cut the wires! I also know plumbers who used this
method with pipe laying, so many people used to take shortcuts and endanger
others or cause problems. Fortunately we have regulations to stop DIYers
messing things up! Screw the board back only!
Ultimate Handyman
commented
on 13 Nov 2012
No, the blade on the machine was only cutting the tongue off on the board,
apart from where the joist was but that was nailed down and had not been
removed before so no chance of any pipes or cables under it. Just make sure
your blade is at the correct depth and does not go too deep, just in case
there are any hidden services ;-)
Ultimate Handyman
commented
on 14 Feb 2013
Once you have removed one full board, if you remove all the nails from the
next 2 boards you want to lift you should be able to slide one board away
from the others without damaging the tongue/groove. You might have to
remove the skirting boards to do this.
robert swingler
commented
on 19 Apr 2012
I use my cordless circular saw 90% of the time very quick would have took
less than half the time that did. But for boards next to the wall and
tricky posistion ones i use my fein multimaster not as powerful as the
super cutter but still does the job.
icespeckledhens
commented
on 31 Oct 2012
Electrical cables are often fed through holes 2 inches below the top of the
joist so be careful you do not punch the nail through as cable. If you have
the old cut nails you will not be able to punch them down easily
Ultimate Handyman
commented
on 19 Apr 2012
No problems so far, it's a pretty good piece of kit and much better than I
expected. The locating lugs do not do much to be honest, the important
thing is making sure the socket head bolt is tight.
Redmondo79FatBoyOnABike
commented
on 06 Nov 2012
Many thanks for the vid. Great little tool that! Im just about to lift a
few boards in my hallway. Thankfully I have a board or two that has already
been lifted so dont have to cut any :) Relief!
Ultimate Handyman
commented
on 22 Oct 2012
The end of the saw only oscillates from side to side, there is no guard
with these machines and the chances of cutting yourself are very slim. Only
the very end of the blade will cut.
icespeckledhens
commented
on 31 Oct 2012
Thanks for that. I had a look around Lidl but they were gone. However, my
wife bought me a Bosch multi purpose and it certainly rips through
floorboards easily
benny bennys
commented
on 19 Apr 2012
Did you use the parkside saw,any problems with plate holding the blades,i
noticed on your forum someone said the pins holding the blades worn away
,thanks.
brothawini
commented
on 13 Nov 2012
was you not concerned that could be a pipe or a electrical wire under the
floorboards ?! how can i make sure Im not gonna go thru any of them ?!
THE JBGAM3RTRON
commented
on 28 Sep 2012
Just a thought but maybe drive down the nail heads with nail punch, this
will aid in the lifting of board and help it not to fracture.
Classicmus
commented
on 19 Apr 2012
Another good video. Thanks. It also helps if you punch the nails in before
lifting the board out rather than trying to pull them out.
Ultimate Handyman
commented
on 29 May 2012
I suppose that is a compliment coming from someone that cannot even string
a grammatically correct sentence together
topari01
commented
on 19 Apr 2012
Thank you. Very timely. I need to remove some floor boards and was
wondering what the best approach would be.
Ultimate Handyman
commented
on 13 Jul 2012
A grinder is not really suitable for this job as it could be dangerous, a
saw would be much better ;-)
john wainwright
commented
on 03 Aug 2013
my floor boards are nailed and screwed down (rusted top) plus tounge and
groove. phew !
paul8246
commented
on 19 Apr 2012
when you lift it out and vac very heavy dust and rubble under the the wood
floor
H4NDCRAFTED
commented
on 05 Nov 2013
Every video says avoid pipes and electricals, but neglects to tell you how.
John Z
commented
on 13 Jul 2012
Thanks pal I was thinking which way to do it. Im going to use my grinder.
Ultimate Handyman
commented
on 28 Oct 2012
It's a multi-purpose saw made by Parkside. I bought it from Lidl
icespeckledhens
commented
on 28 Oct 2012
Good video, what is the make and model of the saw you are using
Ultimate Handyman
commented
on 06 Nov 2012
Thanks for the comment
Ultimate Handyman
commented
on 31 Oct 2012
You are welcome ;-)
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