Modern Home Build | 15 | foundation fix and interior wall framing
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Sorry for the owner’s loss. After so many years together, it must feel like part of yourself has been amputated. Love that she’s building herself a lovely home. Hope all construction crews have an Arlo.
We have an Arlo, his name is Lynn. 75 and keeps up with anyone
Thank you for your kind words. Grateful to my community of friends and family that have held me up so I could keep moving forward ~
I need an Arlo on the job!
@@ramellesmith1520Great to hear that!
Sorry for the loss to the owner, stay strong keep smiling. Wishing you a strong future
Cool of the owner being willing to share a bit of her story.
Thank you for appreciating my share. I am generally not shy about sharing as I hope I can help others who find themselves in a similar situation. Strength, courage, resiliency and a good sense of humor have been my way of life in recent years. And the love and support of my family and many friends.
Sorry for your loss Ramel. Pancreatic cancer is very tough. I've been loving watching your build! You picked an awesome build crew
Thanks for your kind words. pBB and crew are the A Team and I am grateful they agreed to build my home. I call this the build by/of/for community!
I lost my dear wife of 43 years to cancer. Nearly 5 years ago now, but miss her so much. I very much admire Ramel’s determination and bravery to build her new home. She so’s fortunate to have such a great group of guys building it for her.
So very sorry for your loss. I hope you find comfort in fond memories.
I am fortunate to have the A Team building my home. Grateful for family and community offering support and more my own strength, courage, resilience and sense of humor to get me through life~
A ton of courage on Ramelle's part to move on after a loss of that magnitude. You're an inspiration. God bless!
Thanks for your kind words. Strength, courage resiliency and a good sense of humor are imbedded in my soul. I am grateful to my community of friends and my family for their love and support. They have held me up so I can keep moving forward.
@@ramellesmith1520 Your so humble owner. God bless
This appears to be the hardest PBB build that I've watched. Arlo really showed out on framing the closet wall. All you guys rock.
The visual simplicity of a MCM single plane roof doesn’t belie the design, engineering and execution effort. It looks great.
So sorry for Ramel’s loss. I’m sure hanging around the build with you guys is comforting to her.
Thank you. It is comforting and hilarious all in the same breath. I think I give back to them in the humor department! They have been very generous to invite me on site. Grateful to be learning about my home from the ground up and being able on occasion to put a little sweat equity into it. Knowing 3/4s of the crew for 40+ years makes this the build for/of/by community.
@@ramellesmith1520 That's so cool - good to see you in many of the videos. The crew are awesome - RUclips/the world needs more guys like this.
@@davlol6349 - Thanks for that. There seem to be some real haters for homeowners on the job site. Grateful there are more folks who understand why I want to be there. So grateful PBB and crew continue to invite me to all view all the great goin's on! I think helping lift the back wall has, and likely will be, the most special thing for me. Today was like Christmas as the windows were delivered - I am like a kid in the candy store!
Not joking, you two are the best presenters I've watched. So incredible how you both have so much knowledge.
I admire the owner for taking on such a big project after losing her partner of 42 years.
Thank you for that.
She has builders she can trust.
especially since its not that long ago. She must have a tough spirit.
@@philipmiller5202- I do and a 40 + yr friendship with 3/4s of the crew!
@@95thousandroses- determined to live a wider life at full throttle with love, kindness, humor and the best health I can gift myself~
Well you guys got to episode 15,of what I can see is a complex build, however this episode most definitely underlined the complexity of the project, however it's for a beautiful person, by a bunch of wonderful people. Thank you all for the great work and a great channel, I look forward to every episode, we've been thinking of visiting Bryson City by using the Main Street house, this to meet the crew (with permission of all, of course) to shake a few hands. Keep up the excellent work. TY All.
Thanks for your kind words. I am so grateful that my long time friends spoke up for me when PBB was deciding what direction to go in as they wrapped up the Duplex build. Given that I knew PBB as newborns to toddlers , their parents and Arlo and Jono all for 40+ years (and my architect as well) I have dubbed this the build by/of /for community and mean that sincerely. So grateful to have the A Team building my dream home ~
@@ramellesmith1520thanks for replying personality, I watch RBB for the guys and how much of a community they obviously represent, I browse RUclips for wood working as I'm a retired carpenter (chippy as is known in the UK trades), stumbled on the PBB channel and have loved watching ever since. A pleasure meeting talk with your good self, take care, all the very best Sy P.
Born in the UK - father was USAF. I was too young when we moved back Stateside to remember anything. Would love to visit my birthplace sometime.
Hope you make it to Bryson and get to meet the crew. They are an awesome bunch.
0:11 like a kid on the playground. So happy! 😂. You go Jamie! Be the kid at heart and have all the fun you can find in life 😊
Another great video. Love seeing the owner being there - she seems like such a nice lady. So sorry to hear of her loss.
Looking forward to the next video.
You guys are great.
I was spending some time with a good friend of mine in Dunedin FL. Turns out that he knows your father! He tells me that your guys dad is an accomplished kayaker and tends to win local races. Small world.
Remael I am so sorry for your loss. So glad you continue to live life with hope and expectation.
Thanks for your kind words. My motto in recent years has been to live a wider life at full throttle. I don’t know any other way to approach it. Grateful for the love of family and friends who have held me up so I can continue moving forward.
The Perkins crew likes to build a good "Foundation" with their customers.
"It will allow this epoxy to live and be." That is some deep shit Jamie! The epoxy will LIVE AND BE!
That woman seems like a wonderful person, I'm sure she'll have no trouble finding someone to share her walk-in closet with once the house is done! That is really sad to hear about her husband, 45 years is a LONG time, that's literally as long as I've been alive.
Thanks for your kind words!
@@ramellesmith1520 You're welcome :)
I’m so appreciative of how often you upload your videos. Genuinely love when I get the notification and enjoy watching.
I lost my mate back in 2015 and whenever I hear that someone has lost their mate after a long relationship, it always brings an empathetic tear to my eye ... blessing to her ...
So sorry for your loss. I understand that empathy quite well. I hope you have fond memories to ease your heart.
@@ramellesmith1520 there are many wonderful memories ... I live in grace & I can see that you do too ...
It’s crazy how life works! I watch you guys and Seth bike hacks for a very long time and to see you talking about him is so surreal to me. I want to be a carpenter when I’m older so to see you guys riding mountain bikes and being carpenters is even more reason for me to chase my dreams.
As requested.....BCO tab now open. Thanks for your videos - they're super fun and informative!
Nice!!!
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I wish I could afford to have you guys come to Wisconsin and build a home for me. I absolutely enjoy watching you guys work. In my humble opinion you are top notch.
I have zero experience at building. But I’ve watched every single video since the beginning. This seems so much more complicated than your other builds! But it’s very cool. 😊
Glad to see Rymhel is doing something good for herself
This lady is something else hats off to you for being so strong and God bless🙏
Thank you.
Love you guys! Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all
8:12 "baby's first block" hilarious
Great progress guys! So sorry to hear about the owner's loss. Sending all my best wishes to her.
#PerkinsBrother I just love your comradery and love you guys have for each other! I just love your finished product and how you show every aspect of your buildings and mistakes and how you fix them!
Ramel, my condolences on your loss and I hope you find someone to share your closet space with. Every builder needs an Arlo, what a fantastic resource he is. Jaime's wall needs to left bare as a piece of 'Art Nouveau', similar to Banksy's 😂😅. Until next time take care guys and be well 🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨
Thanks for your kind words. Being a woman of strength, courage, resiliency stubbornness and a good sense of humor has served me well the last few years. Well that and the love and support of family and friends. I am extremely fortunate ~
Thanks for your kind words. Being a woman of strength, courage, resilience and stubbornness has served me well the last few years. Well that and the love and support of family and friends. I am extremely fortunate ~
It's hard to loose love ones to all illnesses. Starting a new chapter in your life is a blessing. It's coming together boys.
Thanks for your kind words. My motto in recent years is to live a wider life at full throttle- it’s the only way I know~
The key of framing walls like that is to start on the tall side of the wall so when you screw up a cut you can still use the board on a shorter section of the wall!
Eric.... Are you sure you need that many bikes!!!!!? 😂
Praying for you Ramelle. I hope you're plugged into a good church, surrounded by good people, and that you enjoy this new home and the next chapter of your life.
I have an amazing community that I have been apart of since 1976. Thanks for your kind thoughts ~
This has become my favorite channel. Interested in when to use a nail and when to use a screw, which parts need to be left loose so they can move. I live further north, so they build a little differently here, moisture prevention takes into account condensation, three layers of windows, doors always open outwards from the room - and we use metric dimensions.
Best remark yet; It's okay, you're paying him.
I drove up from Florida this past weekend. FINALLY took a pontoon ride on Lake James. I had been visiting my grandparents since I was a child going to Gingercake Acres off 181… searched the shore line for y’all’s new build. I definitely would have risked it for the biscuit if I found the house to say hi. Unfortunately never found the house. Went to the Marion festival Saturday though…. Just thought I’d say what’s up. Y’all are very inspiring.
Lake James!!! Love it.. we actually pulled the boat out of the water this weekend for the winter
I jumped in at the state park. Saw some bass. I wish I brought my fishing pole. It’s a beautiful lake. Sure was a hike up all those stairs at the air BnB though… I work with a general contractor that builds waste water plants. It’s a little bit different than the stick build/residential that y’all do.
I cant imagine how hard it must be for her to lose a life partner of so many years. Was this house somethinv they had imagined building together before he passed? I like seeing the owner in each video!
Thanks Victoria. My husband died before we got to sell our business and retire. So this has all been up to me to make happen along with a lot of support of family and community. The PBB crew are part of my community as well.
Amazing, the different shots u can get w/ different cameras...love ur show!
I believe the homeowner is advertising for a new mate through your show.😂
New name,
"Building Relationships and Homes The Perkins Way"😂😂
Love to see Arlo. ❤
It must take a ton of discipline to live the Perki Bois life. Nobody is making them get up early, order materials (much more of a PITA than people realize), take drone shots throughout the day, pack a lunch, pay everyone etc.. The temptation to slack off must always be there. All while staying in shape and having a positive attitude.
The hot sauce is back 🔥🔥
Marie Sharp is from my country of Belize!!! You guys must visit! It's only a 3hr flight from Charlotte...
sorry to hear about her partner… but hopefully there will be many more happy memories made in this new house!
Thanks for your kind words. I am doing my best to live a wider life at full throttle and create as many great memories as possible. Grateful for the love of family and friends who support me in that goal.
Good to see Jamie has not lost the child in him. Think none of the crew have lost the child within
Happy Sunday y’all 👍
My only comment regarding framing the interior rake walls is use your roof slope. 2.5”\12xspacing. If it is 16” spacing your common difference in stud length is 3 5/16. If you are using 24” for interiors it would be a difference in studs of 5” each. Using that you can build your walls on the floor and raise them as per usual. That’s how we Canucks do it 🤷🏽♂️ other than that I enjoy every video, only thing I don’t like is my impatience that has me checking daily for the next instalment 😅
Dude, you must build a hanging bike system to organize and showcase your bikes, with lighting and room for gear! Make a show with it! Would love it.
Absolutely love this series and the build ! Looking forward to seeing it finished !!
"Shrapmill" is a new one for me ha ha.
Loft the wall on the deck, it’s the way you build boats? Easy peasy.
My dad died from pancreatic cancer. That is an awful one. It was really tough to see so I know her pain
So did my mother-in-law😢
So very sorry for your loss. We got 4 1/2 months and the bonus of Covid that shut down our very public business, a campground, so we were able to ignore the world for 8 weeks. Silver linings sometimes come to us in the most bizarre ways ~
So sorry @1packatak. Hope you have fond memories to ease your loss.
ARLO’s GEOMETRIC SKILLS ARE 🔥🔥🔥🔥 damn!!!
Ramel, I’m so sorry that you lost your husband, yet I’m thinking you were blessed by nearly 50 years together. God bless you.
Thanks for your kind words. Grateful to have an amazingly supportive community and the strength, courage and resiliency and a good sense of humor to keep moving forward.
I watch u build every time its on . Could i get one you're tool belts.
Nice House
Block flute sounds not pan flute fun in the sun on the job great job guys do be safe thank you for sharing
May God bless you Ramell as you navigate life without your husband. You have a wonderful community to support you.
Thank you. I have an amazing community that stretches from near to far and wide! Grateful for that!
I am no builder but best way to do it when you want to cut angle on that piece go on top is by using longer piece hold it in place where you want it then use another piece that go flash on the wall from one side and mark the first piece on the other side of that piece setting flush against the wall cut that side first hold it in place again and mark the other side , another tip to build angle top walls by bulding the external frame on each wall in place lay it on the floor then fill it with the studs mark each stud cut line using the top plat then cut all the studs at once then fix them to the frame or fill what ever you going to do inside that wall and stand it fix it in place .
Love to see enjoy the hot sauce from my country, Belize. You will find a bottle of Marie Sharps hot sauce in every home and restaurant in Belize.
Pro Tip
For walls that go into exterior walls you should use (if 2x4 exterior) a 2x4 and then a 2x6 nailed to it to form a L shape. This allows you to insulate behind the wall partition and makes it easier for the electricians. If a 2x6 wall goes into the exterior we use a 2x8 to make the backing part of the partition.
Yahoo! Another fun and exciting episode! Thanks guys!
Hey guys. Jamie you blowing out those holes reminded me of the choo choo train at this old amusement park from my childhood
Love this part of my Sunday mornings. Thanks for sharing. The owner seems like a very sweet person.
Thank you, I try to live a wider life at full throttle with kindness (and a touch of snark on occasion). Glad to hear the kindness shows through.
Remember back in the day before OSHA we nailed up some temporary scaffolding so we didn't have to work on uneven ground & ladders? Just some 2"x4"s and planks, what could go wrong? On one job I made 16' high sawhorses, 2"x12"x16' planks with 2"x4"x16' stiffeners, 16' braces down to stakes, then up on a 16' ladder for a 30' high vinyl siding job.
I just got done framing a closet to a sloping ceiling. I understand the frustration the crew is having with framing
I am sorry for Ramelle's loss. The way she makes the joke about not losing him in the woods makes me wonder how many times she actually had that happen now, lol
Thanks for your kind thoughts. Actually, I never lost my husband in the woods or he me. I just have a wicked/twisted sense of humor- thank goodness! It gets me through this thing we call life ~
Sorry to hear about the owner’s loss. Sending her best wishes from Nigeria.
Thank you for your kind thoughts~
F*ck Cancer. Sorry to hear about her loss. Glad to see she is finding enjoyment in spending time with the Perkins crew though. My grandfather was a foreman for a construction company and I can remember going to work with him as a kid and hanging out with him and the crew. Fun times.
Yes to your cancer statement. Thank you for recognizing the crew, they are all great guys and make me laugh each time I interact with them. They are also helping me know every nook and cranny of my home. PBB is THE A TEAM!
21:54 really cool ending to the flight. I only watch for the drone videos. That and Jamie jamming on the Jamie-splaning. Mostly for the splaning. Yea, the splaning. 😅
Marie Sharps is from my home country of Belize. The white labelled hot sauce is my go to, for some zip, but you can still taste what you are eating
Thanks Jamie, I had on my headphones when you decided to play with the airline at the start 😮
Prayers for the owner of the house 🙏💯 from north Carolina 🙏
Thank you. Grateful for community near and from far and wide for love and support.
You can tell when Erik’s mood is a little off. I don’t think he likes the dentist either 😝🤭. Love your videos Erik and I’m not in construction at all.
nice bikes man!
That Marie sharpes hot sauce is delicious
Got introduced when was in Belize on mission trip
Great stuff
You guys keep a really clean job site. My builders, although they are doing a great job building my house, are messy and don’t clean up every day! That has to be a hazard! 😩
It sounded like you were trying to play the Titanic theme at the beginning 😂
The start with the air line 😂😂
Post frames have interior walls put up after trusses go on. I framed all of our interior walls myself. Took longer than the traditional way of building on the floor and standing them up.
The drone shots make that place look crazy complicated....SO much wood.
IMHO it’s ok to say master suite no apologies required.
Cool instrument there Jamie! 🪈
Baby's first block!😂😂
These are the shortiest 21:59 on youtube! I need more :)
Great job!
Gee the way your building that structure it should last for way over a century. Sorry to hear of the owners loss. Enjoyed and thanks.
Erik, we need to talk about the fact that you have close to 20k worth of bicycles and no dump trailer.
Still loving my Sundays and Thursdays thanks to your guys videos.
Priorities!
To a me, a metric person, your measurements sound like Alien math. And I watch a lot of diy videos.
Where I live in Arizona, they don't allow your petition walls t touch the bottom of the truss. As you know, they make a special sloted L bracket and we have to use that. You nail the top to the wall, and then you nail the slotted part to the side of the trust, allowing the truss to deflect if needed.
Great video guys.
hard workin bros
How about AG1 send a small pouch of that stuff to everyone in North America and if it doesn't taste like freshly cut grass, I'll buy it.
I'd do steel stud for all the non load bearing interior walls but that's just me.
It is much quicker to install since you are only cutting to maybe within a quarter inch for accuracy and you only need a pair of tin snips. It does cost a bit more and you will have to add a lot of backing but it saves time building it, has much superior acoustic performance and all walls will be dead straight with no crowns. They way you are doing it here with nailing the bottom and top plates on and back filling with studs is exactly how we build steel stud walls.
@7:22 - the best rule of thumb I can give someone drawing up plans (by hand or digital) is to "say it once and say it in the right place." That means that you should never dimension something on more than one drawing and if you are not sure which drawing should have the dimension, place it on the drawing that goes to the trade/team that costs the most to fix if it gets built wrong. For any other drawings where you think that dimension MUST be referenced, put a note to "see sheet ### for detail." This way you never have conflicting numbers
In this case, the dimensions should only show up on the foundation plan as that is the drawing that would go to the mason and excavator (if your team hadn't done both).
Marie Sharpe's !!!!
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