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Nice rinse off 😂😂😂😂

Thank you for providing such a thorough and helpful walkthrough - I appreciate it!

good job what is the name of the product you used to wash the floor thank you

That Construction Math calculator is so helpful, especially for a novice like me! Over time, as you said, you start to understand the math better but in the .learning stages that calculator is so valuable! plus I can read the screen without my reading glasses.

This is a gold mine of information. Excellent.

Good job. I think you enjoyed the project.

3200 PSI power wash would have saved you a lot of time

What are the clips called that fasten to the framing and are embedded into the mortar (they keep the bricks fastened to the house)?

Your project manager wanted a kiss

Good piece of content😂😂

Hey George! Anyway I can contact you about this process for further information and your process??

Hey George! Anyway I can contact you about this process for further information and your process??

Do you have the color code or was it a batch plant color choice? Read your bio… I went through a Union carpenter apprenticeship too.

What would you charge for a project of this size? Also how do those chems react with your grass? Looks good Ty bro

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Soy gel

Great job, May the Lord Jesus bless you and your family

Do the wings on the junction box fasten against the back of your mounting block directly or the back of your subsiding/sheathing?

what outet block and box did you use? Not the light but outlet?

should i found a concrete foundation for the the brick wall

Thats was really funny. Between 5:30 - 5:40mins you were talking about how important it is that the timber is straight, but you filmed it with a fisheye lense, so the timber in the background you were talking about was as bent as a bananna😂

Nice video and timely for me. I’d love to see how you placed the mounting block and flashing.

I love it

What are the electrical boxes you used called? I can't seem to find them anywhere!

PPE damit

STFU and get to the point.

How many bedrooms will the house be? I'm required to put in an ATT at my property in the Willamette Valley because it's in a flood plain. I'm curious as to what size your system is relative to the size of the house.

If you use a Richards rafter tables.. It is easier there is no shorting Using that book you would look of the span of the common deduct the with of the ridge from the span for instance say the span is 24' and an 1 1/2'' ridge you would look up 23' 10'' and 1/2 under common rafter . Now if you have a hip or valley Use th e common span of 23' 10'' and 1/2 look under hip or valley and that will give you the exact length of the hip or valley no shorting The hip and valley are exactly the same length

Still calling a Makita saw a Skil saw.🙂

Very nice content in this video, this by far is one of the most detail version of roof framing I've seen in English ... I was wondering if you would be interested in doing more roofing videos if I share a site with you... The site has quite a few detail videos but are in Spanish, which I don't understand, so my point is if someone who has the knowledge could convert the videos to English... Please get back with me and I'll share the site with you. Thanks

Thank you for your long winded (without answering to my statement: I'm sure that's the only mistake you've ever made) reply about me asking you not to call a Makita a Skil. Please also don't call any other saw a Skil; I have Rigid tools; Sears' tool ; Mastercraft tools and many others; right now the only circular saw i have is a Black and Decker.😊

Great stuff appreciate the knowledge and understanding you give your appentices great job

Hope to see videos for the hip roof and intersecting roofs!

Please don't call a Makita saw a "Skil" saw.🙂

Once the water gets in, it needs to air dry out. IMO, it's good to caulk outside, but not in the back. The wall in my place is rotted I think because the back wall caulk traps the moisture in.

Nice job brother. Enjoyed the video.

Nice! Great video! I'm looking at salvaging a bunch of brick laying around here on the East Coast in SC. Except most of it is cement mortar... and it looks like that might just be what you were chipping away at with the hammer. Not sure if I want to invest in one of those bad boys, but I figure if I use a chisel and hammer, it'll take ages. Hmmm... Trying to find free brick I can cut veneers out of to face my foundations.

Huber makes a zip system that is just really tops? Not saying this is not good but you might want to look into it? Floors, walls, and roof ! Now you’re pretty much water resistant all over! Hey what do I know just a finish carpenter !

Excellent! Thank You!!!!

“Turning the wheel barrow full of concrete is tough” I didn’t know this was for liberal sissy’s

I just found your Channel and I am a finish carpenter. I am thinking you all are just really nice ppl? I am looking at those miters behind you and I see huge gaps? Plus I hv done a fair bit of craftsman trim you can do it very budget friendly ! You ever want to rip that out I can explain how ! Anyway I love Wyoming and I wish I was close I would hv helped you out! Tell your contractor to fix those miters ! With 1/4” reveals ! Set them with Biscuits or Dominos that way in high humidity or huge variations in temp they will not separate ! Very nice house !

A few of my friends are going out for a Wyoming Elk hunt in October, can't wait to get out there, it looks surreal. Thanks for sharing your adventures! Happy hunting man

We got 2 hoa violations of having concrete sealer on sidewalk. Been on sidewalk 25 yrs when original Hoa approval was given. Now new hoa says sealer unsafe & safety hazard-must be removed. 🙄 -Tried pro pressure cleaning -Paint thinner -acid wash/scrub. Got quotes for sandblasting & grinding & all companies quoted $1500+ to remove sealer from sidewalk only. Gonna give your method a try. Praying it works! 🙏🏻

Did you use straight xylene?

Was the wire for the car chargers installed before the drywall was installed. Or did you have conduit.

Can you explain how you made the mounting block for the outdoor security lights?

Excellent detailed description of the process. Surprised this only has 18 views after a year.

Very helpful, crisp, no wasted time. thanks.

I love how your son is modeling the tar paper😂

Great info!