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! 😇.
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!
somehow i missed this one! thank you RUclips for putting this in the feed. RUclips finally working as hard as the Perkins Builder Brothers and Buddies. Great build Erik!
I've been a builder for many years and have seen quite a fair bit of sheds. The plans in ryan's package ruclips.net/user/postUgkxB7IXYxLzb_Ichhe45zM3Im5xfEiSp9vB have some of the nicest looking sheds i've seen in a while.
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!
As Usual, PERFECTION‼️ This video exemplifies YALL’s Love for Your Craftsmanship and more importantly, Love for Your Customers‼️❤️ And Your Followers‼️ Thank You 🙏‼️
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.
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
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’.
Nice job boys, it's always a good thing to master the fitting of a new product to be able to offer your customers a new type of finish to your work. I'm a carpenter in the uk and we also have the 4inch or 99/100mm rule I. Our building regulations for the maximum allowed spacing between things like stair balustrade ng/spindles so that a babies head cannot fit through the gap and get stuck. It's the little things that make the difference!
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.
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.
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”.
Excellent work I just got call from client yesterday, I didn’t know how to do it ( will be my first time)your video will help me so much Very well done 👍 step by step
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.
The cables look great. It’s a neat way to put a rail and still look great with little maintenance. An possible is to start screwing from the bottom so that way you don’t have to hold the hardware out of the way as you go up.
That cable crimper is pretty expensive, especially if you are only doing 1 job like I did. Instead I bought Harbor Freight bolt cutters and ground the edge off of them. Worked like a charm.
The content you guys do is great. I love the look of cable railing. I have never done cables that you crimp to the hardware that is genius! Also why did the video go black for so long?
I love Asheville (my current home) great to see you guys take pride in your work. Beautiful view and good looking deck. What's your intermediate posts spacing?
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
Do you have a video on fabrication of the steel handrails? You have a material list for the handrails? Curious what type & size metal were used for fabrication of the handrails. Excellent videos. Especially the Farmhouse series.
Could you use a pipes between the posts where you use the fixers to hold the cable? That way you can use one wire from one end of the deck to the other, the wire would just curve around the pipe.
have you guys ever considered atlantis rail? they have a template you can buy for your posts. i use it all the time and its very convenient as a charlotte area builder.
Wow didn’t know y’all were from Asheville thanks guys for the great content, electrician here from Hilton head, my sister just moved there would love to work with you sometime! 👍🏼
I made cable railings for my first deck 27 years ago. It was not easy and I'm wondering if this hardware (stainless turnbuckles, etc.,) was available back then. Would've looked so much better! Beautiful job guys!
Looks good guys! Have you had a homeowner complain about having different fastener heads on the steel posts vs. the wood posts? (Asking for a friend :-).
I'm wondering how the interaction of the stainless steel hardware and the (what looks like) galvanized self-tapping screws, and the painted steel post looks like after several years. Stainless steel in contact with galvanized steel often causes it to rust at a very accelerated rate through the creation of a galvanic corrosion cell. I could see the paint protecting the posts, but unless the self-tappers are stainless, I'd worry about them rusting out very quickly.
Awesome video, looks pretty kool. Question, can this be installed inside interior of residential use application? If so noticed the company offers a curved option with solid steal posts, would you need to use the same post at the corner spots and also going down steps? Or is there a stronger option recommended?
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! 😇.
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!
somehow i missed this one! thank you RUclips for putting this in the feed. RUclips finally working as hard as the Perkins Builder Brothers and Buddies. Great build Erik!
I've been a builder for many years and have seen quite a fair bit of sheds. The plans in ryan's package ruclips.net/user/postUgkxB7IXYxLzb_Ichhe45zM3Im5xfEiSp9vB have some of the nicest looking sheds i've seen in a while.
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!
As Usual, PERFECTION‼️
This video exemplifies YALL’s Love for Your Craftsmanship and more importantly, Love for Your Customers‼️❤️
And Your Followers‼️
Thank You 🙏‼️
42” is our code height in Ca. Great job guys!
Dan Montanez I was thinking the same, guard rail @ 42, handrail @ 36
The worm was a cool bonus at the end 😂 amazing work y’all! 🙌🏽💪🏽
Thank you for taking time and effort to show us.👍👍👍
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.
Total FAN!!! Thanks for your TIPS very helpful if I plan on installing cable rails.
That was a nice show, on cable. Just the right amount of tension had me on the edge of my seat!
Nice job boys
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
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’.
That is best cable instruction video on you tube, thank you!
You guys do awesome work! Its great to see your workmanship! Thank you for sharing!
WOW, I was just struggling with this issue. Can't believe the timing!! thank you so much!
Awesome job guys. I’ve always loved the look of this system and plan on installing it on my deck also. You guys have a great sense of humor too.
Nice job boys, it's always a good thing to master the fitting of a new product to be able to offer your customers a new type of finish to your work.
I'm a carpenter in the uk and we also have the 4inch or 99/100mm rule I. Our building regulations for the maximum allowed spacing between things like stair balustrade ng/spindles so that a babies head cannot fit through the gap and get stuck. It's the little things that make the difference!
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.
How is it holding up, was the pvc needed
Very appealing yet functional rail system install. -Bob...
Glad I watched the whole video, for the worm😂 Another fantastically informative video boys.
Looks like your working in the Cliffs. Nice view!
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.
The template is life! Damned good idea.
great video! very informative. looks like you guys are having fun too, its nice to see. stay safe brother
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”.
Excellent work
I just got call from client yesterday, I didn’t know how to do it ( will be my first time)your video will help me so much
Very well done 👍 step by step
Excellent videography. Shots were perfect to describe
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.
I haven’t used that style from Muzata yet but all the ones I have used recommend double crimping. Looks great!
Great to find your video. I had trouble getting the swage tool to get tight enough. My first time trying it
If you guys lived in Middle Tennessee you would definitely build my next home!!!
Dope worm dance. For the rain suits try a brand CLC you won't regret it. I buy the for all!! The guys in the shop they love them. Super dope house
Looks perfect all I would worry about is that all those drill holes will rust.
Nice, hadn't thought of looking at Amazon!
Horrid company - they've closed down half of the UK High Street and pay little tax !
Use a local hardware supplier - whilst they still exist.
The cables look great. It’s a neat way to put a rail and still look great with little maintenance. An possible is to start screwing from the bottom so that way you don’t have to hold the hardware out of the way as you go up.
that looks super guys nice job
Damn man. bad ass video. Thank you so much for the help.
You guys read my mind from the other side of the state! Was looking at doing this on a staircase and wondering how it was done.
Now i have the idea. Thanks for this essential information. Well done.
Another great informational video. Keep em' coming. Thanks.
Wow... I need to get out to Western NC more often.
Great video and very informative.
Very nice installation
Great video, you guys are the best. I so look forward to seeing your next video.
Wow, it looks fantastic 👍🎉🔨🍺
Great idea to custom make those posts so you can control all the pieces!
Such a beautiful home! Nice work on all the vids you guys put out .
really nice video ... good ideas thank you
Where did you get the posts from?
That cable crimper is pretty expensive, especially if you are only doing 1 job like I did. Instead I bought Harbor Freight bolt cutters and ground the edge off of them. Worked like a charm.
Looks amaizing!!!
Ray's a razorback fan, woo pig! Great video, it turned out great.
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The content you guys do is great. I love the look of cable railing. I have never done cables that you crimp to the hardware that is genius! Also why did the video go black for so long?
LOL Love the ending
You should put an amazon affiliate link in the description! More $$$ to help you make more great videos!
If your looking for this specific hardware, DIY Pete did a deck with this hardware and has a link to amazon.
Excellent worm form.
I love Asheville (my current home) great to see you guys take pride in your work. Beautiful view and good looking deck. What's your intermediate posts spacing?
Great vid
Wow that turned out awesome. We ended up just using wood on ours.
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
I would’ve liked to have see the posts and how they were mounted to the deck?
great job..professional and quality
That looks amazing!
Can you use the same type of post throughout or did you select different posts to accommodate the design
This is gold! 🤘🏽🙌🏾💯😎
Nice job
Do you have a video on fabrication of the steel handrails? You have a material list for the handrails? Curious what type & size metal were used for fabrication of the handrails. Excellent videos. Especially the Farmhouse series.
Why not a little bit of fun...another hit , look good really good
Wow, gods beauty…. What a view
5:18 start from the bottom up so you don't have to deal with the piece hanging
Could you use a pipes between the posts where you use the fixers to hold the cable? That way you can use one wire from one end of the deck to the other, the wire would just curve around the pipe.
have you guys ever considered atlantis rail? they have a template you can buy for your posts. i use it all the time and its very convenient as a charlotte area builder.
Wow didn’t know y’all were from Asheville thanks guys for the great content, electrician here from Hilton head, my sister just moved there would love to work with you sometime! 👍🏼
Did you powder coat the railings? or what kind of paint did you use?
One question guys , what about the post with a hole on both sides , water is going inside , or you use stainless steel post ?
Turnbuckle installation tip # 1.5+
Start from the bottom.. haha
Awesome job and video
thanks for watching this video,,, greetings from stainless steel beginners
Great vid. Thank you. Big help.
I made cable railings for my first deck 27 years ago. It was not easy and I'm wondering if this hardware (stainless turnbuckles, etc.,) was available back then. Would've looked so much better! Beautiful job guys!
The last time I looked horizontal spindles didn't meet code. Kids can easily climb and do a Superman into the yard.
They do.
Yeah kids always do that
Looks good! Question, would you use the hardware again and would you use it in a indoor application?
Thanks for the info and teaching... 😳 the worm...🤪😅😂😂😂😂
Blessings
Great project. What size/gauge steel did you use to build the posts?
Looks good guys! Have you had a homeowner complain about having different fastener heads on the steel posts vs. the wood posts? (Asking for a friend :-).
How much space between each post did you do? Looks like about 4 feet or so?
Would you recommend the Muzata brand of hardware as it has been 8 months since you posted this video.
Digging the hog toboggan.
looks way nicer that the all wood ones you do
Up here in the great white north that deck railing has to be 42" for that hight from ground. 36" five and under.
One of our guys is from New Hampshire and he told me the same thing!
And 3" on center for cable rails with posts >36" on center. Especially without the recommended 200lbs of tension on each cable
Have you ever had a problem with the railings Jammie makes rust? What paint is he using?
Great video and good job editing. What do you think about using swag /crimp free hardware.
Is the cable requires in between that 45 corner post ?
I'm wondering how the interaction of the stainless steel hardware and the (what looks like) galvanized self-tapping screws, and the painted steel post looks like after several years. Stainless steel in contact with galvanized steel often causes it to rust at a very accelerated rate through the creation of a galvanic corrosion cell. I could see the paint protecting the posts, but unless the self-tappers are stainless, I'd worry about them rusting out very quickly.
What stain did you use for your deck. Also, what type of wood is it?
Awesome video, looks pretty kool.
Question, can this be installed inside interior of residential use application? If so noticed the company offers a curved option with solid steal posts, would you need to use the same post at the corner spots and also going down steps? Or is there a stronger option recommended?
Where did you buy the post and top rail from?
Are the railing/posts also the same brand as the cable? If not, what brand is it? Ty
What's the spacing between your two corner posts? More than 4"?