Construction Tips & Hacks That Work Extremely Well

The time has come to reveal the most surprising and useful tips and hacks that work extremely good and will keep your home renovations from ever being tedious and time-consuming again! That’s because these brilliant ideas work extremely well and going to save you time, anxiety, and even money on construction.

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[alden]

Oh, thank God! I keep breaking my coffee mugs whenever I try to poke a hole in the bottom with a nail.

[lb]

The flooding in California Valley made everything muddy. The plastic wrap brick pathway idea through my vegetable garden is my best choice. The big box stores want too much for ready-made bricks. Therefore, I can make these little babies out of a few Quikrete bags at a time until I get the job done. I'm 73, a woman using a cane, and this is a can-do project. Thanks 😎 🫶

[jekku]

Some people are just so amazingly inventive. But it helps to have power tools, a workbench, lots of space, and lots of help!

[big_rig]

With the cost of ply wood that staircase probably costs an easy grand. Also I need stock in plastic bottles

[chrisk]

There were some great ones on here but my favorite was the tire hack for splitting wood🎉 pure genius🎉

[cattycorner]

The overhanging rail storage system in the garage is my absolute fav

[gwoody]

People who are really good at their jobs blow me away.
Those guys rolling the heavy slab on the sections of pipe... thats supposedly how Stonehenge and The Pyramids and and other huge things were moved all thru history.

[AgricultureTechUS]

paint rollers use plastic bags for cleaning and/or store temporarily (brushes to) airtight and you can continue after 4/5 days, make sure almost all the air is out and of course no leaks in the plastic bag

[Michael--]

This is definitely one of the best videos I've seen on hacks. Love seeing such creativity.

[LaraC]

How strong would you have to be to slide those full storage boxes onto the ceiling. Worse still how could you get them down again without risking serious injury. Just asking. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[wontechshorts]

I'm really impressed with this video! Every construction tip and hack is incredibly useful. I'll definitely apply them in my home building project.

[musicandbooklover-po]

Marks on a wooden floor such as nail holes or knots, you use sawdust and wood glue mixed together then used to cover/fill in the hole or nail. And that tip is from the 1960s, I remember dad using it on a couple of houses he built. Also fills in the gaps around door frames.
With the exception of the plastic bottle ''hacks'' most of these ideas have been around for decades and decades.
From someone who grew up on ''building'' sites as dad built our houses while we lived in them.

[adamsmbrum]

The bucket flip flops are pure genius.

[AmazingTV-ADN]

The way you present your content is professional and easy to understand.

[KWicksable]

This episode is my all time favorite so far. There are so many hacks that I will use and share from here that I don’t know where to start.😍😍😍👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[Tminus]

A whole lot of cool tricks to make life easier and unique techniques. Very interesting!!

[buckyb]

Much respect for the creative genius of blue collar workers!

[joeschmo]

Those overhead storage containers in the garage are the next level, pun intended.

[MsUltrafox]

Wallpaper can shrink so please don't do that.
The rope in the wall will attract moisture and will make the concrete rot from the inside out.

[chrisk.]

22:51😅...Wasn't more easy to put a Sombrero instead of that.But all these ideas thinking like Macgyver are really Awesome.