DIY Board & Batten Dream Garage and It Looks PERFECT!
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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My wife and I built our home from 2022-2023 and I documented every single wall to know I was going to puncture anything after spray foam and Sheetrock. I revert back to my pictures anytime I’m adding anything to the house and it’s been amazing knowing I’m not working blind.
Too bad this industry is full of people trying to hurry up and make a dime and get over on people.
Good job guys, been following you for several years.
Stud Pack, u'all nailed-it on the Board and Batten.. 24" was the rite choice. looking great Guy's..
House is looking great guys, I love watching the progress you make each week and how the project is coming together. 👍👍
My favorite build on You Tube!
Recommendation on installing a piece that has a sliver holding it together like at 8:58. Use the tape and glue method. On the front of board, run blue tape in the middle of the sliver, from 8” above and below the sliver. Then use scrap 2x4 the same length, run blue tape down it, then glue the 2x4 and board together on the tape. The 2x4 will secure that sliver, and the whole thing will come apart simply because that tape will peel off.
Great idea
brilliant
They should've simply cut it in half and leave a cut line on that sliver.
Another great video! Glad you went with 24" spacing! It looks fantastic!!
Love the video, one observation : At 22:44 you didn't seal bottom of Zip boards and stem wall with either liquid flash or tape flash . Was there a reason or just forgot ??
Based on your siding instalation it seems your foundation has not moved. Is that correct?
Sheetrock(tm) is a brand name, like kleenex. Around here, drywall is the most common name used. The building code refers to it as "gypsum board".
Please share where you got the door, and brand? I looked and looked for someone to get me a door with that sil and got deer in the headlight looks. Ended up buying a $2500 prefinished door. Just waiting for the bottom seal to wear out and leak.
We got it through a local finish materials supplier 👊🏼
Rad and Paul are the dream team!
What's the working time on lexel ? It appears to be the go to with many builders.
So why no rain screen?
Oops my bad Rad is back😂😂
STUD PACK!
Okay is that an expensive level? It looks like Harbor Freight plastic level and plastic levels do not keep true level along with that I've never seen a level with a wide bubble please educate me I think a wide bubble means you have a leak or the fluid is evaporating making the bubble larger 🤷♂️
You gotta put a camera inside at night so we can see what critters are coming in!
No excuses!
Hey Paul and Stud Pack Gang
Salamu aleikum stud pack fan
Nice job y'all
11:50 great now i don't have to ask that, i just assumed you only call him when alot of climbing is needed haha
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are you going to finish the garage inside i here your tax,s go up if you do ??????? all the way from the uk
I think this house will be at least 10% Lexel
12:33. “Squoze”? Did you say “squoze”?
Garage door needs to be some kind of roll up door , instead of one that extends into house like old ones do.
Not really worth it unless you know you will be hanging/mounting stuff from/to the roof were an open garage door can get in the way. Roll up doors are usually more expensive and less durable than the regular kind.
Your videos need to be longer. 😂 Call me a weird 74 year old woman, but I’ve watched you for ages!
I’m a crazy 68 yo lady who also watched all the time! I think in a previous life I was a contractor😂😂😂
Same here 😊, love StudPack team ❤.
Okay. I'm calling you weird. LOL
I enjoy watching your videos. I look forward to watching a lot more....thanks for making my days
I’ve got you both beat. 73 year old here. My father could build and repair anything. I think it’s in my blood.
Curious about the decision to secure the siding directly to the building, rather than create an air gap and bug screen. Seen that detail a few times on The Build Show. Are you guys going to do it the same way on the main house?
Up here in the very wet west coast of Canada we have to do exactly that. Itś called a Rain Screen. Itś a major requirement of the BC Building Code. It came about after we had many new builds experience rot from lack of air flow and no way for water to escape.
We'll do a rainscreen on the main house
I'm concern too about the lack of a capillarity break... Water will find its way behind the siding and moisture wont easily dry... well time will tell
Hmmm, put the sacrificial door in too keep out critters have giant gragedoor holes uncovered. 🤔 something doesn't add up 😅
They prob have a board or two as makeshift barriers... I wonder do they have cams around that area as security... prob a good idea to get one as it's finished...
Why beat up a $900 door during construction instead of a $80 one.
@56Spookdog kinda missed the point. Why make a point of closing the door too stop "critters" ($900 or $.50 don't make a difference) if you have two wide open garage doors
@PrograError that actual something that could paying bonus dividends in filming. Put up three or four motion activated cameras around the yard then you have security and a extra camera angles during filming
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HALO getting in on the ground floor with you guys was probably the best marketing decision they will ever make. :)
I love getting 2-3 stud pack vids a week
Salamu aleikum
IKR, we’ve been spoiled rotten 😂😂😂
Curiosity: why wouldn't you caulk the joint between the boards before putting a batten on? real question seems like in a 2 day rain storm water could migrate in.
Nice tips on hanging the door level and plumb!
Those little animations you threw in turned out really good! Props to the editor! Another classic vid thanks guys
You guys are good. I learn so much watching! Details are everything. Thanks.😎
Looking really good... I can recall when you started what a mud hole and to see this building standing there is such a transformation... and I know there's a lot more to come.
LETS GOOOOO BOYS! Time to make that thing look like a real home! Stud Pack always showing us how to do it right!
Do something about the mildew growing on the battens before you paint. Love the channel.
Any reason you didn't do a drainage plane? Curious about that
Great job, so far looks amazing! 👍 And as always, excellent video!
Biggest mistake with piece that fall and broke was - You give 5 to each other, thinking it's in place before it was nailed in place.. 😬 Murphy get You..
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My kids wake up every morning and ask if there is a new studpack. Another great video
We wanna keep the critters out - walks out giant open garage door
Cheat the lap siding like you would with wood so that the laps line up with the tops and bottoms of the windows. I’ve done that with Hardiplank and it looks far better than sticking with the default lap… the odd alignment and notches of the default attacks my senses! An 1/8-1/4” variance from the default doesn’t hurt anything…
Seems tough to do and have the corners line up, corners lining up would trump the other stuff imo
@@StudPack Maybe make a story pole on the “show side” (i.e., the front) and see how it wraps. The sides are less important than the front… The cheating on the front of both the house and garage can be “blended” in the corner of the garage and bridge if the elevations are off. Compromises for the greater good…
This practice was common in colonial times.
@@joshua_a_boehm It was common until aluminum, vinyl and fiber cement lap siding took over from wood! I live in an area where houses date from the 17th century up until today and wood is rarely used on the new ones... Uniform exposures took over... and not for the betterment of appearance!
I'm a older woman, too. It sure is fun watching them do the labor. I learn something occasionally. Keep up the good work!
You hooked me early when you said you had to buy a siding nail gun. Any job that requires a new tool is a job worth doing. When you start you plank siding you may find a second nailer productive.
I cannot believe how far this build has gone, been watching since before the concrete was poured. I admire the dedication and professionalism you exhibit in each video and this is something I now look forward to every week! The spacing looks great and I like the little detail of starting on center to make it all flow.
First of all, I love your channel and the content. As a Swede, now living in the US, with a decent amount of building experience Ive always been surprised by the standard (In the US) to first put the trim on a house and then butting the external cladding next to it..Why not FIRST put the cladding and then put the trim? The trim would then cover and protect, corners, windows etc.
And less need of caulking. Its also faster since the cladding does not need to be measured with the same 100% precission. ( you would not see the protected edges) Let me know your thoughts. Thanks for a great channel.
Incredible work Paul God Bless u an urs Jordan take some moments to appreciate an Embrace what ure doing along ur Father I kno u do but Embrace it not manny of us will ever get a chance like this Father An Son Project that u could tell ur Grandkids one day God Bless all of u 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Awesome work guys, been watching forever and these vids are a highlight of my day when they come out.
Tonight I was sitting with my 3-year-old and I opened RUclips to show her a video - this vid was at the top of my feed. She goes, "Wow, that's a beautiful house." Even the next generation is impressed!
I think we have to blame Rad for that sheet breaking. He called in on you guys and you needed that 3rd set of hands 😂😂😂😂
First, beautiful job. Love your commitment to doing everything right.
Hey rad where is the lexol gun??? Hanging on the giant hole in the siding on the house 😂😂😂😂 15:34
Love the caulk gun hanger feature on the old house @15:35 ! lol.
Great video guys. You’re quickly becoming one of my favorite channels. Thank you 🤙
I wonder if you could have used your blue tape and superglue trick to make a temporary spine to keep the board from breaking. 😮 love your work!
That sprayfoam sealing that box is awesome. My old house, I had tons of gekos, not to be confused with GEICO, they ate all insects and such, so I liked them. But my living room switch box, I went to upgrade to zwave switches and it was FILLED with geko poop and egg shells. Cleaned up and such. Sold last year (after owning it for 11 years and it was 6 years prior that I lost cleaned it) replaced zwave with regular switches and it was filled again!!! Lol
That wall was an exterior wall and they got in through the stucco weep skreet or some hole somewhere (never could find it, maybe they were in the attic and went down through the wire holes) - house was built in 1984, so there was no such thing as air sealing
How does everyone feel about using GRK Top Star Adjustable Shim Screws for doors?
I was waiting for the next video so bad lol I love you guys are amazing
I have been through this series multiple times, love it. Been trying to find where you install the belly band (what appears to be a 2x12 between the top and bottom floor) with no luck. What material is that?
As a retired union carpenter ! Assholes and elbows , that’s what the super would say ! That’s all I want to see .
When we framed and did finish ? There was never never any wiring or mechanical done until the exterior was completely completely finished .
OMG YOU DIDNT DO THE 1/4" steel plate for the door, The kick in door plate behind the locks, you just told earth its a kick door with crap scews
The look from Paul at 15:01 is EXACTLY the same face I made for the comment: "Budget door. $900" 😂
With the Electrical/Cables boxes, wouldn't you want to Lexel the top and sides, leaving the bottom open?
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD TELL HIM to put the plate on the side of door frame where the locks are, Its then kick proof unless your the hulk then it doesnt matter
Question!
Love the channel. Appreciate all the insights. Call me a noob but doesn’t nailing all of your siding into the Zip create a bunch of penetrations? How do you water/air seal that?
You know.... most people try to sorta hide things like hose bibs and electrical outlets... make them blend in with the siding. With all your trim around them, they are never gonna hide. I'm now impatient to see it get painted to decide if I like it or not. It might look too busy? Are the battens going to be the same color as the boards? Is the window trim going to be different? Will the hose bib trim be the batten color or the trim color? All the questions running through my head... please paint SOON! :)
What was the thought process on not taping the door to the zip before trimming it out? Is that overkill? I wish they would build some door frames with a flange similar to the nail flange on the windows that could be easily taped for air sealing. I love what y'all are doing. The garage looks amazing, and y'all have done all the right stuff to make this a killer build.
DId you guys post the video where you installed the exterior electrical boxes? Was looking forward to that one.
Wondering on the code up there for the door. Does it call for it to outswing because of hurricanes. S. FL does!
Garage door(s) time?
Crazy idea for keeping the critters out... what if yall... installed the garage doors? Putting a random door on the side isn't gonna stop anything if there's a giant entryway in the front and back.
I would love an automatic closing door. Maybe I'll install it our of plum on purpose. Kids never shut it
If you're worried about water dripping on top of the electrical boxes from the flashing: how about installing a J-Channel as a mini-gutter?
At around 11:13, I see Jordan on the ladder with a nail gun and you kneeling on the ground next to the ladder. If Jordan drops the tool, it can land on your head. Please buy and wear some hard hats. I know that it's hot and uncomfortable, but safety first.
great choice on the 24" spacing. Looks more appealing to the eye because the building is so big :)
sometimes I wonder if jordan and rad were conceived with large amounts of lexel and big stretch
these guys love that stuff so much
How many nails are you putting in? Looks like every 6"! Excessive isn't it ?
Finish nails on the outside of a building? Have fun tapping them back in next year.
It's looking great! Anything less than 24" spacing would have looked way too busy. Man, that side wall looked like a bear. Ugh, the board breaking sounds like something that would have happened to me. I was thinking maybe putting a board on it to reinforce might have helped during transfer and setting up, but that might have added ugly holes when removed. Glad you had an extra piece though.
Spyder carbide tip kit looks good. I'll have to look for that one. Not seeing the link in the description though. LOL.
Doors with glass in them like that are nice for safe neighborhoods. Can't do that in my town because there are too many burglars/meth-heads that would break the glass to get in.
Do you have a link to that replaceable sill?
Its good to see Rad again. The more the merrier with this team.
Very helpful tips on installing the door. I'm going to be installing an exterior door but the floor is not level (whole house slopes) and the frame is not anywhere near square.I'm going to need a lot of shims. LOL.
Painting the door black? I suddenly had the "Paint It Black" song in my head. LOL.
Will you film anything while in Vegas? I never get to go to those things-- I'm a fulltime caregiver so I don't get to travel.
Not sure I like the look but maybe once it's painted it will look better. Use one coat of linseed oil primer and two coats of finish paint and it should last you a good 15 years.
That fiberglass door with the 3 panes of glass looks great . Will you be using a double dead bolt on the door, otherwise any thief with a rock can break the glass and open the door .
15:20 this video just got so much more rad
pun intended
missed you ya nutcase, keep doing dangerous stuff with no fear bro
That's a "security hinge" or a "jamb pin" is what we call them!
I'd recommend running the lexel on the top and sides of all the electrical meter boxes outside. This will keep water out of the top and sides but allow water to drip out of the bottom IF it ever got in there
The Arlington box we used is flashed to the ZIP, water cannot get in but good advice 💪👍
@@StudPack the meter boxes that is!
Oh ok got it 😁 yeah I was looking at them today thinking the same thing
Saw the comments on the rainscreen and the answer...to take onstep further, why no exterior insulation?
do yall do jobs between working on this house? or is your son paying you for this work? im only curious cause obviously yall got bills to pay
Once
E this garage and house are completed…. Moms new house should be a breeze
broke a sheet NOBODY WILL EVER SEE....LOL
That sheet that broke, I saw it starting to fall and thought they better hurry up and secure that!!! Saw that snap a mile away :(
you are gonna have so much water stuck between the panels and the zip, it will eventually rot
I’m in Cleveland Texas what town are you in?
Love the harmonica Jordan! It's a great Saturday morning vibe!
If it had been Diamond Kote it wouldn’t have broke on you.
I see you filled in that space between the panels and didn’t do another Piece to break.
Are you going to add any steel plate reinforcement between the latch side door frame and the framing?
Maybe I missed it , but, why are you putting up material that has to be painted ?????
Hit me up when you come to Vegas next week! Would love to meet up with you guys...
It’s good to see Rad. I hope he got some rest. Y’all work him like a borrowed mule! 😂
It's funny how this garage is a "learning" experience for the guys, yet it looks better than a ton of houses that are built out there by long term builders. Really enjoying the progress, can't wait to see the finished product and the move to the main house... keep it up guys
I love that door. Who makes it/where did you buy it from?