Dan I’ve seen Mrs. W. finish drywall on one of Jesse’s projects. Very nice work. Like you she is very professional. As a matter of fact it must run in the family! 😊
This is nothing for her.... she is an ultra-marathoner...now that is just next level suffering and fortitude. Oh and if I remember correctly she is also an engineer?
Strong as an ox and can pull a plow over 10 acres. However I really and truly appreciated and loved those beautiful legs, none finer anywhere... 👹🦮🐈🐤🦃🐦🦆🌷🌻🌺🥀🌹🍕🍟🧁🍰🍺🍿🥪
Your wife is a rock star,I would be proud to have her on any construction site,she knows the job and is a good hard worker :) Dan your doing alot of tiny extras but that is a sign of a craftsman. Your doing Andrew a massive favor fixing another lousy sub contrators work.
Hard working Frau, I hope he's paying you guys good. You can see that they didn't bring the foam out to the edge of the studs, regardless it's a pain in the you know what to have to go back and fill it in. And it shows your integrity to go back and put that what I call "tarpaper" on the treated lumber.👍
sorry to see @ your age try and work that rock overhead, thxs for sharing...stay safe, even under the best conditions what a miserable job, she's tough
Many problems with this project. I know Andrew was pretty stoked about the bare steel roof and painted steel inside. But many problems could have be solved by putting a 10" roof on top of the super structure just like they do with moden log cabins. 10" of rock wool insulation gives about a R60 rating and its fire proof. Then he could have kept the original interior. Cap the exterior roof with the same material on the garage.
You're both working hard on this job,it's a credit to you. Having done similar work for the past 55 years I can relate to just how difficult this job is, but you guys are blasting through it.
If I were Andrew, I'd paint that metal roof bright white to reflect the sun as much as possible to help keep the inside the house cool. I live in a mobile home that has a metal roof and sides and it sits out in the full sun all day. I put a white metal roof on over the existing galvanized metal roof that the trailer had originally, and it cut back on my electric bill by about 25% in the summer when having to cool the house. I guess the next best thing would be to put mirrors on the roof to reflect the sun and keep it cool. If there was a way I could make that work, I'd definitely try it because this little metal crackerbox gets hot in the summer.
This video proves you are a human man and wife team working together. No curse words, or screaming and yelling, just testy little remarks during stressful spots. My heroes!!!! You always do wonderful work. ❤❤
I don’t think that first sentence needed the word human lmao. Also, she says “son of a bitch” when lifting the drywall early in the video. If you don’t swear when doing drywall, then you’re not doing drywall… just saying, your comment is hilarious.
That is the most half-assed spray foam job I have ever seen!! Sorry you had to go back over their work- but you made it right. Kudos to you both. If you ever want a vacation in East TN, give me a holler!
16:52 You guys are funny. 🎬 Take two! 19:38 Love to see it. Take care of your health. Way too many people breathe way too much dust without caring. 35:20 Stuff like this makes me feel even more green than I already know I am. Coming in with the hi-tech like that. Never seen a tool like it. How cool is that thing?! :D
Thanks Mrs, W for the taping and mud work demo. In an earlier Jesse video he said you finish normal drywall without sanding it. I would like to see that done.
Thanks for sharing. Lots of important information. It is true... team work makes the dream work. Excellent video. Blessings... be safe, stay healthy, getting stronger and wiser becoming more successful. All to HIS credit...☝🙌💪❤
I have the same model of lift, while it is certainly cheap and better than not having one then I absolutely detest working with it, much too dangly design and sketchy brake system.
WOW! You guys have been busy! That's awesome. I wonder what Andrew is gonna do to heat it once its all buttoned up? I always thought he should make one of those little container ends a guest room / editors room
That looked like more fun than a married couple should be allowed to have. Seriously, your dedication to doing it right is both amazing and inspiring. 👍👍👍
Mrs W is very talented. In this family, she gets lots of practice. Always seems like you are fixing what some other trade didn't do correctly, so you can close a wall.
Wow, I'm sure Andrew said that it wasn't necessary to insulate the Castle, because he wasn't living there on a permanent basis. Maybe he re-considered his decision, and now he'll be moving in for good, or at least until the new place is up and running, which can be years from now.
Nice work. I have the same drywall lift. The crank wheel should be extended on its arm out from the vertical part of the lift. It is slightly easier to use that way. I forgot a couple times and was using it collapsed like you are. Every time you take it apart to transport or store it you fold it back in so it's easy to forget.
Great Job Guys i don't think another contractor would make the corrections that to did. Btw i would trade my helper in a second for Ms W she is a keeper.
You're using the rock lift wrong. Wheel that cranks up sheet should be pulled away from upright. And that is cement board. Not drywall. Lift could have been used on the top sheets on the walls also.
Nah, that sprayfoam insulation company should be called out (I'm not saying to do the leftist mode of over the top vicious stormtrooper siege on the company), just the normal customer "feedback" that includes strong pushback and disapproval of the absence of quality control on that work, and I hope Andrew let them know just how badly they failed, it's the right thing to do. Dan and the Mrs however, from what I've seen on this job, produce an outstanding product with attention to detail and quality control! 👍
You got 2 outstanding “studs” doing this cement board installation doing an excellent job. Kudos to both of them…no half ass work being done on this job that’s for damn sure…👍💪💪👌
Thank you Dan and Mrs W! I cant say it enough, Mrs W is such a darn powerhouse! Your whole family is made up of intelligent and very industrious folks, its awesome to see.
On the spray foam that looks like closed cell and you only need 3" to get an R21. Not sure what the depth is on the studs and if there is a space between the stud and the outter skin of the container. If there was areas that were missed then someone should have made the contractor come back and address the bad spots.
Sorry for the concern but wearing sandals way to hang rock is probably not the safest. Good. job working through some of the errors of construction done by others.EXCELISOR
Thank You Mr. & Mrs. W for working extra hard and fixing all the trouble spots.A Gold star performance.Thanks again sir. Keep those chickens happy.CHEERS
Watching one of Jesse's 'shorts' the other day I wondered how you were getting on with Andrew's project. Great work you two, but I sure can see why you prefer working with wood. Hope the chickens don't miss you too much.
Nobody probably wants to hear about it but, the woman doing the drywall or cement board taping is putting herself in a highly risky situation because of her choice of footwear. I’ve seen it happen where someone was doing some work & had dropped screws, nails or small scraps of sheet metal on the floor they were working over. That wasn’t a problem until the person who was wearing thong type footwear got off of the ladder they were using & then walking on the floor the sharp metal was immediately picked up & penetrated the the soft soles of the thongs they were wearing. Needless to say that person unfortunately learned the hard way about smart choices of footwear when doing any kind of construction related work. Yes I know it doesn’t sound like it’s something to worry about or think about but, all it takes is 1 misstep & someone has to be transported to an urgent care center or hospital emergency room. Obviously there are reasons why safety footwear is to be worn while doing any kind of construction work. This is a true story: when my sister was a teenager she was outside at a friends house playing volleyball & stepped on a nail that was in some grass (And yes she was wearing thongs unfortunately. She was taken to a hospital & as a precaution she was given a Tetanus shot. Absolutely no one had any idea that there was a nail in the grass & there could’ve been more nails. I’m not suggesting that my sister should’ve been wearing safety shoes but, it definitely shows there’s a possibility of something being someplace where it absolutely should not have been. Everyone should always be thinking about their own personal safety.
Man, the voids between the edges and the foam are unacceptable. It's even more unbelievable since the foam expands after spraying, so it should be doubly easy to ensure that it forms up against it properly. I guess they tried to cheap out on volume to save cost or something silly like that. It would be so much easier to cut off excess than to fill all the voids by hand as you had to do. Horrible.
Props to you guys my wife and I are about your age and I don't think we could do what you are doing we sheet rocked are hole house 25 years ok but would not even attempt it now.
I thought New York you weren’t allowed to build with pressure treated lumber inside of a dwelling on people will be living. This is why houses are not built pressure treated lumber. if it’s a commercial building all would needs to be treated with a fire retardant and have a stamp showing that it is fire rated
Good that you're doing that fix cause Andy is going to want to live in his castle for the next couple hundred years
Dan I’ve seen Mrs. W. finish drywall on one of Jesse’s projects. Very nice work. Like you she is very professional. As a matter of fact it must run in the family! 😊
yeah for sure if u look jesse repair like any kind of machinery
Nice Job. Looks Great! Thank you for sharing.
Impressive What you two accomplish and lets face it you're not youngsters anymore either, hats off!
My wife would kill me if we worked together. Kudos to Mrs Dubya.
She looks strong too.
@@brotherbruce She's holding up her end of 4x8x1/2 " sheets of cement board by her fingers!
@@Bernie5172 can't last 5 minutes in bed, or in the workplace?
Kudos to you and Mrs W. Tremendous attention to detail. I have great respect for your insistence on doing things right the first time. Carry on ……..
This lady is STRONG strong
This is nothing for her.... she is an ultra-marathoner...now that is just next level suffering and fortitude. Oh and if I remember correctly she is also an engineer?
@@pmiller7886 That explains the legs
Very Nice Legs 🦵🏾🦵🏾🦵🏾 and a Nice😂 🍑🍑🍑 Tooo Match 👍🏾👊🏾👏🏾💯💯💯
Strong as an ox and can pull a plow over 10 acres. However I really and truly appreciated and loved those beautiful legs, none finer anywhere...
👹🦮🐈🐤🦃🐦🦆🌷🌻🌺🥀🌹🍕🍟🧁🍰🍺🍿🥪
Dan, you have an awesome woman there in Mrs. W!
Glad you found out the fix. I hope it works out for you. OMG BIG JOB!
Damn Andrew, you got old real quick.
BEAUTIFUL attention to detail.
What a woman!
Which one is the woman
@@jamesadams893 What a stupid comment.
4x8 durock...oh my extravagant- -- pentagon grade builout...oh well
Carry on
Your wife is a rock star,I would be proud to have her on any construction site,she knows the job and is a good hard worker :) Dan your doing alot of tiny extras but that is a sign of a craftsman. Your doing Andrew a massive favor fixing another lousy sub contrators work.
Good work. She is strong and a good drywall worker
Yea I love those trendy steel toe boots she is wearing
@@jamesadams893 the beauty is they're her toes, I'm sure she knows the risk..
is she handy with plough?
Hard working Frau, I hope he's paying you guys good. You can see that they didn't bring the foam out to the edge of the studs, regardless it's a pain in the you know what to have to go back and fill it in. And it shows your integrity to go back and put that what I call "tarpaper" on the treated lumber.👍
I'm not sure what purpose the wood is serving in there, and why is it pressure treated when it's not exposed to the weather?
sorry to see @ your age try and work that rock overhead, thxs for sharing...stay safe, even under the best conditions what a miserable job, she's tough
Many problems with this project. I know Andrew was pretty stoked about the bare steel roof and painted steel inside. But many problems could have be solved by putting a 10" roof on top of the super structure just like they do with moden log cabins. 10" of rock wool insulation gives about a R60 rating and its fire proof. Then he could have kept the original interior.
Cap the exterior roof with the same material on the garage.
Impressive work. Too bad had to cover that steel work. Your right about that spray foam company worst job I have ever seen
You're both working hard on this job,it's a credit to you. Having done similar work for the past 55 years I can relate to just how difficult this job is, but you guys are blasting through it.
So there is not a Fiber Mud or special Mud for Rockboard?
A castle fit for a king... Great job by both of you
If I were Andrew, I'd paint that metal roof bright white to reflect the sun as much as possible to help keep the inside the house cool. I live in a mobile home that has a metal roof and sides and it sits out in the full sun all day. I put a white metal roof on over the existing galvanized metal roof that the trailer had originally, and it cut back on my electric bill by about 25% in the summer when having to cool the house. I guess the next best thing would be to put mirrors on the roof to reflect the sun and keep it cool. If there was a way I could make that work, I'd definitely try it because this little metal crackerbox gets hot in the summer.
might aswell coat it with solar panels
This video proves you are a human man and wife team working together. No curse words, or screaming and yelling, just testy little remarks during stressful spots. My heroes!!!! You always do wonderful work. ❤❤
I don’t think that first sentence needed the word human lmao. Also, she says “son of a bitch” when lifting the drywall early in the video. If you don’t swear when doing drywall, then you’re not doing drywall… just saying, your comment is hilarious.
My hubby and I are the same way. There isnt much in a house we cant fix, between the two of us!
Great to see another video from you Dan, and the Mrs. again. God bless you both and in all your works. True Professionals!
You guys are doing a beautiful job and should be proud of your hard work, the walls and ceiling look great.
Perhaps you should get one of those cordless auto-feeding screwdrivers.. 🤔
That room looks great Mrs. W done a great job
I hope you’re paying your lady helper good…….she has skills……👍👍👍👍
Insulation Board beneath the Sheeting on the Ceiling would provide a Thermal Barrier..
Mrs w is worth her weight in gold.
That is the most half-assed spray foam job I have ever seen!! Sorry you had to go back over their work- but you made it right. Kudos to you both. If you ever want a vacation in East TN, give me a holler!
16:52 You guys are funny. 🎬 Take two!
19:38 Love to see it. Take care of your health. Way too many people breathe way too much dust without caring.
35:20 Stuff like this makes me feel even more green than I already know I am. Coming in with the hi-tech like that. Never seen a tool like it. How cool is that thing?! :D
On the foam. People just don’t care. Hourly workers. St.Paul,Minnesota.
Wow... that's quite complex and complicated for a rock job - glad it's you and not me. Way to go in getting it all figured out and done.
Thanks Mrs, W for the taping and mud work demo. In an earlier Jesse video he said you finish normal drywall without sanding it. I would like to see that done.
Thanks for sharing. Lots of important information. It is true... team work makes the dream work. Excellent video. Blessings... be safe, stay healthy, getting stronger and wiser becoming more successful. All to HIS credit...☝🙌💪❤
Hello Dan !!! would'nt it be easier to hang 20 thick poly?? don't thats why I'm asking
hundreds of years build that's for sure!!! 👍
I have the same model of lift, while it is certainly cheap and better than not having one then I absolutely detest working with it, much too dangly design and sketchy brake system.
Dan top notch quality work as always.
How is the temperature in the building now?
Great job Wheeler family,,good😊
looking good can you put some oil on your lift 😖😖🧐👍
this looks so much harder than drywall
This work is not easy like it can sometimes look. Very impressive crew. Nice 👍
Looks Really Good Dan... I hope all is well My Friend!!
WOW! You guys have been busy! That's awesome. I wonder what Andrew is gonna do to heat it once its all buttoned up? I always thought he should make one of those little container ends a guest room / editors room
I would think he would use a wood furnace of some kind, as there's a lot of wood on his properties.
That looked like more fun than a married couple should be allowed to have. Seriously, your dedication to doing it right is both amazing and inspiring. 👍👍👍
Wow that was and is a tuff job great work..
Mrs W is very talented. In this family, she gets lots of practice.
Always seems like you are fixing what some other trade didn't do correctly, so you can close a wall.
Incredible teamwork. Pleasure to watch!
Looks like the two of you are doing an awesome job on the Augustine Castle... Enjoyed watching it all... greetings from the Netherlands...
Wow, I'm sure Andrew said that it wasn't necessary to insulate the Castle, because he wasn't living there on a permanent basis.
Maybe he re-considered his decision, and now he'll be moving in for good, or at least until the new place is up and running, which can be years from now.
What a woman!
Your sir/ma'am are better people than me. That looked like A LOT of work...Clapping
Nice work. I have the same drywall lift. The crank wheel should be extended on its arm out from the vertical part of the lift. It is slightly easier to use that way. I forgot a couple times and was using it collapsed like you are. Every time you take it apart to transport or store it you fold it back in so it's easy to forget.
Wow amazing beautiful!
You two work hard you can’t get young people to do this anymore only Mexicans will work hard today .
Wearing open toed shoes carrying/hanging concrete board is wild 🤯
If the steel is “Cor-Ten Steel”, you’ll never have to paint or install a coating…. It turns over time and stays that way forever.
Instant thumbs up for doing the research, learning there was a better way, and just getting it done.
Lookin good guys !!
I hope Andrew is giving you lots of money because boy you deserve it !!!!!!!!!!
Great Job Guys i don't think another contractor would make the corrections that to did. Btw i would trade my helper in a second for Ms W she is a keeper.
Stainless hardware is a must in treated wood too.
You're using the rock lift wrong. Wheel that cranks up sheet should be pulled away from upright. And that is cement board. Not drywall. Lift could have been used on the top sheets on the walls also.
I haven’t seen any HVAC ductwork, surely he will have heat and AC to control humidity and have air change out. !.?
Nah, that sprayfoam insulation company should be called out (I'm not saying to do the leftist mode of over the top vicious stormtrooper siege on the company), just the normal customer "feedback" that includes strong pushback and disapproval of the absence of quality control on that work, and I hope Andrew let them know just how badly they failed, it's the right thing to do.
Dan and the Mrs however, from what I've seen on this job, produce an outstanding product with attention to detail and quality control! 👍
Great husband and wife team!
Is there a video of how the studs were attached to the outside wall? Thanks
yes
I'm surprised you guys didn't apply construction adhesive before hanging the cement board.
You got 2 outstanding “studs” doing this cement board installation doing an excellent job. Kudos to both of them…no half ass work being done on this job that’s for damn sure…👍💪💪👌
Thank you Dan and Mrs W! I cant say it enough, Mrs W is such a darn powerhouse! Your whole family is made up of intelligent and very industrious folks, its awesome to see.
On the spray foam that looks like closed cell and you only need 3" to get an R21. Not sure what the depth is on the studs and if there is a space between the stud and the outter skin of the container. If there was areas that were missed then someone should have made the contractor come back and address the bad spots.
Sorry for the concern but wearing sandals way to hang rock is probably not the safest. Good. job working through some of the errors of construction done by others.EXCELISOR
Thank You Mr. & Mrs. W for working extra hard and fixing all the trouble spots.A Gold star performance.Thanks again sir. Keep those chickens happy.CHEERS
Watching one of Jesse's 'shorts' the other day I wondered how you were getting on with Andrew's project. Great work you two, but I sure can see why you prefer working with wood.
Hope the chickens don't miss you too much.
Was this bring your daughter to work day?
What a woman!!! Great work
Nobody probably wants to hear about it but, the woman doing the drywall or cement board taping is putting herself in a highly risky situation because of her choice of footwear. I’ve seen it happen where someone was doing some work & had dropped screws, nails or small scraps of sheet metal on the floor they were working over. That wasn’t a problem until the person who was wearing thong type footwear got off of the ladder they were using & then walking on the floor the sharp metal was immediately picked up & penetrated the the soft soles of the thongs they were wearing. Needless to say that person unfortunately learned the hard way about smart choices of footwear when doing any kind of construction related work. Yes I know it doesn’t sound like it’s something to worry about or think about but, all it takes is 1 misstep & someone has to be transported to an urgent care center or hospital emergency room. Obviously there are reasons why safety footwear is to be worn while doing any kind of construction work. This is a true story: when my sister was a teenager she was outside at a friends house playing volleyball & stepped on a nail that was in some grass (And yes she was wearing thongs unfortunately. She was taken to a hospital & as a precaution she was given a Tetanus shot. Absolutely no one had any idea that there was a nail in the grass & there could’ve been more nails. I’m not suggesting that my sister should’ve been wearing safety shoes but, it definitely shows there’s a possibility of something being someplace where it absolutely should not have been. Everyone should always be thinking about their own personal safety.
those open toe shoes on a jobsite is causing so much anxiety
Sounds like a personal problem.
Man, the voids between the edges and the foam are unacceptable. It's even more unbelievable since the foam expands after spraying, so it should be doubly easy to ensure that it forms up against it properly. I guess they tried to cheap out on volume to save cost or something silly like that. It would be so much easier to cut off excess than to fill all the voids by hand as you had to do. Horrible.
Props to you guys my wife and I are about your age and I don't think we could do what you are doing we sheet rocked are hole house 25 years ok but would not even attempt it now.
You guys make a great team!!!
I thought New York you weren’t allowed to build with pressure treated lumber inside of a dwelling on people will be living. This is why houses are not built pressure treated lumber. if it’s a commercial building all would needs to be treated with a fire retardant and have a stamp showing that it is fire rated
What a man!
I give you two all the credit in the world. You guys are some hard workers. I sure hope Camarata is paying you well.
sorry if i missed it, what was the material used for the skim coating of cement board?
Dam good work mam much respect to your skills.
great team you two !!😘
looks great ! mrs. w is a thing of beauty and grace, you are a lucky man !
What is the thought here, insulation or framing the walls etc rather than looking at the inside of shipping containers (or both) ?
Flip Flops and ladders are not a good combo.
When steel studs are present you must use BX wire or armored cable not Romex!!
Why doesn't he do this himself? Isn't he all about Diy
Why on earth are you mudding the whole sheet of drywall? I.e 58:00
pressure Treated= ground contact
Open toed shoes on a construction site. Odd. Nice video, well done.
Hey, why can't you put in half sheets to get around the stairs.