Fan mail

Project Savior

Dominick, thank you for the amazing instructional videos! For the past year I have been building a master bedroom and master bathroom in my 100 year old home, total gut job, total makeover. Your videos are incredible and have taught me so much. I’m ready to tackle the shower pan in my custom shower this weekend. I feel well prepared from your video and feel 100% confident that I’ll be successful. thanks again!

It’s always my pleasure to help anyone in need of my help. I love making the videos, and I try to give you the most details in both my videos and in my articles.

Your videos help me at work. I had to change a breaker and since I had to patch a drywall hole last month that you helped me with on one of you vids, I scanned your uploads to find that you have a “How to change a circuit breaker” video. It’s been about 6 yrs since I did one as an apprentice and didn’t want to have to ask one of the guys how to do something I did before. And you did it just like my boss taught me. Very professional and stressing safety.
Breaker on the 23rd floor changed, no problem. Thanks for sharing your Expertise with us.
-Steve/JourneymanStationary-Bu

From Mike

 

Hi, Dominick

Thanks for the quick response.

I don’t know the first thing about welding so I would be interested in just about anything. Since you are doing the DIY thing, maybe the easiest type of welding (I think arc welding?) would work. Maybe something that the average joe like me could use for minor repairs – to get at least a feel for if we want to go further with the trade. Perhaps the welding that would take minor investment.

Hey , your videos are great. Your “On Air” personality is good. Makes you want to keep watching. And you explain things well. Casual yet informative. I just subscribed.

Thanks again,

Mike

Hey Dominic. I wanted to thank you for all the videos that you have uploaded. I’m in the process of watching most of them now. I always find a deep appreciation to those that are willing to show others how to do things. I have been working with wood and metal off and on for ten years, and many times had to pay through the nose for books or other sources of material to learn more. As I progressed through the years, I realized that you can’t buy experience, you have to EXPERIENCE it… But, it is refreshing to see different perspectives. I always pick up something new from peers. You just never know when someone will come along and show you that one angle that you had just never thought of before. So, I tip my hat to you, sir. It is much appreciated that you take the time to show novices and even semi-veterans such as myself a thing or two.

borkusgod – youtube user

Absolutely love your site and will likely be bouncing thousands of ideas
off you, ok hopefully not that many. Thanks for what you have answered so
far, your advice and videos are helping me build confidence to do some
things myself that I’ve never done.

I have a couple ideas for videos, and in the spirit of being selfish I will
admit they’d help me greatly!!

How about installing new vinyl replacement windows and maybe installing a
new entry door?

Just some ideas. Thanks again my friend!

Robert

Subject: Thanks for the help
Question: I just wanted to thank you for your advice and help with Laminate
flooring. Did mine this weekend and it turned out perfect. Looks so good
compared to the linoleum I pulled up.

Thanks again,
Ben

Dominick,
I wanted to thank you for your help. Strangely when I ran new wiring into the box and straight from there into the room I just finished gutting, what I ran tests as properly installed and grounded on my outlets. Perhaps it is because I don’t use the same hole on the return bar for the ground and return lines unlike the guy I paid… Or maybe it’s the ground wire on the new stuff is the same thickness as the hot and return–the old lines had really thin grounds.
I dug around the side of my house a bit and found an old flexible electric conduit running into the ground. I couldn’t verify that it was attached to a rod, but I’ll simply redo this with a grounding rod. While I was at it, thanks to the info you gave me about my breaker box, and one of your videos, I was able to start cleaning up the box by getting rid of circuits for the electric heating system that I removed a long time ago. I even managed to find and remove wiring for a live circuit whose only purpose was to supply power to two wires that were simply hanging loose (uncapped and powering nothing) in my basement–you had to see it to believe it…

 

Thanks again!

If you would like to send me some fan mail

Dominick,

Last week my wife and I searched youtube for videos about installing tile.
We found yours.
We were very nervous because this was our first time ever to do tile.
I want to write to say that your videos were very friendly and helpful and you delivered a sense of confidence to us that we needed.
To say thank you I wanted to send you some images of the final result.
I could not upload images at the askmediy site ot here at youtube so I decided to simply make a quick short video.
We installed tile onto or bathroom floor and also tile on the hall outside the bathroom.
The photos were taken with my cell phone.
I hope you like the results as much as we do.
OOOPs I did burn my finger tips with the grout though. I was not paying attention and using rubber gloves.
Please keep up the great work and the great attitude in your videos.
Your videos and website are very good. Here is the youtube link to the images:

 

sincerely Carlos and Anna
Buenos Aires Argentina

Your videos are great and dummy proof! I have been in the trades for 12 years now mostly as a finish carpenter but your video on how to change electrodes and nozzle were great I live pay to pay and I can’t thank you enough! If you could give any tips on air and fuel mixture or how to adjust it that would help to Thanks again, Jim