Cable Rail Install | Stainless Muzata Brand from Amazon.com

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Erik: you bring a lot of Light ☀️ into this world 🌎. I am happy that I found your channel. You have a knack for bringing out the best in people around you. 😁. Thank you 🙏🏻 for building great memories with others. You’re a truly Legendary carpenter! 😇.

Ghost-Mama
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As Usual, PERFECTION‼️
This video exemplifies YALL’s Love for Your Craftsmanship and more importantly, Love for Your Customers‼️❤️
And Your Followers‼️
Thank You 🙏‼️

joetownsend-
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I'm so happy for this video. I have a little mountain cabin in Utah at 10, 100 feet and in desperately need a new railing. I'm having a heck of a time getting anyone to come and help me with it. I'm sure I could do the drilling holes and cable work if I could get someone to weld me up some the balusters. Thanks again for the great content!

candis
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You should hold the cable to prevent it from twisting while you're tightening the turnbuckle. The residual torsion in the cable can cause the turnbuckle to loosen up later.

andrewbergspage
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The building code is very relaxed in your area. Here in Ontario if a deck is above 5’ it needs a 42” railing. Cable doesn’t pass code here either because no horizontal members are allowed in the railing between 5” and 38.5”.

greencutsguelphlandscaping
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Thank you for taking time and effort to show us.👍👍👍

tobyluong
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The worm was a cool bonus at the end 😂 amazing work y’all! 🙌🏽💪🏽

Tkssa
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42” is our code height in Ca. Great job guys!

danmontanez
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somehow i missed this one! thank you YOUTUBE for putting this in the feed. YOUTUBE finally working as hard as the Perkins Builder Brothers and Buddies. Great build Erik!

T.E.P.
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nice work. tech tip - wrap a piece of masking tape around the cable at the cut line. cut through the center of the tape. this prevents cables from fraying open when being cut leaving BOTH halves of your cut clean. it also prevents you from stabbing your fingers with fray.

mixterx
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You're supposed to retighten the cables every year for the first three to five years
23lbs outside
18lbs interior

And they sell a cable rail that has LED lights built inside of it in case you don't know- for EXACTLY that purpose- outdoor decks

And we used beeswax for NO SQUEAKING

thecloneguyz
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Funny, I recently bought some mountain top property in the Northeast side of Asheville. When I began watching your videos I noticed the view and thought damn that looks like Blue Ridge. Quick google of Perkins Bro’s and confirmed my suspicion. Those views are unmistakably beautiful. Makes me want to begin my build soon. Unfortunately my work keeps me away from the area most of the year. Thanks for keeping me in touch with my new ‘home town’.

rickstubblefield
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Love your videos. I'm getting back into carpentry and they are a healthy refresher. It's hard to find quality youtube tool guys without too much pomp or just being bad at presenting. Good job!

jgregg
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Total FAN!!! Thanks for your TIPS very helpful if I plan on installing cable rails.

passionographer
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That is best cable instruction video on you tube, thank you!

eugeneommundsen
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WOW, I was just struggling with this issue. Can't believe the timing!! thank you so much!

JTWebsites
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We’ve done similar wire stainless cable through metal tubes. Can’t remember the sizes but we put pvc pipes in the holes through the metal tubes and used a waterproof sealant that also adheres to metal which made it easy to thread the wire through and then.. more importantly.. it was less likely moisture would find its way inside the tube. Love the channel thanks.

johnwhitford
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Very appealing yet functional rail system install. -Bob...

wranther
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Thanks for the video. This was the product I was looking at. We will be installing a replacement deck this summer. Composite decking. This video will help tremendously.

thewelder
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Love watching you guys and you do amazing clean work very impressive and your never take yourselves to serious which is super cool anyway keep the videos coming all the best darrall from uk

darwill