Building a Kitchen Addition | Abandoned Shed to House Renovation!
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- After many months of waiting for lumber prices to fall, we finally have all the lumber for our additions! In this episode, we begin framing the kitchen addition. We have some awesome plans for our kitchen and can't wait to show you!
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Besides getting a neat little house, you are learning a skill you can use the rest of your life.
It's great to see you working side by side with your dad on the project.
Yes, people take learning these skills and especially from your father for granted. My own father passed away when I was a child so this is something I never had so it makes me happy to see father and son working together.
this will be great memories for you to keep of working with your dad. Your smart to be documenting.
Really appreciated you matching the nailing up with the music BPM there for a minute! 😄
well done extra points for editing the nail gun in time with the music xx
Don’t never let someone how to tell you how todo it your way. They should build their own. Excellent content
You and your Dad are doing a great job. Looking really great. Thanks for sharing. See you next time.
I'm so proud of you. What a wonderful family you have. Bless you all. Thank you for sharing.
Have a great school year!
Thank you! Going to try my best to balance school and producing these videos!
This is what I LOVE TO SEE….an appreciation for what was made by your very own family. You are amazing and talented!
It's great watching father and son work together and the learning experience that is taking place.
One minute I'm watching raspberry pi tutorials the next I'm here watching you and your dad do a kitchen extension on old barn. Absolutely love this, greetings from Nairobi, Kenya.
Ha! Sounds like exactly what I do. I just got a Raspberry Pi 2040! I’m glad you’re liking the videos! :)
Looks great. Thanks for sharing, excited to see more.
I hope your shed survives the big blow. Stay safe happy trails
While searching the web for additions to Tiny Homes I came across your video today. It was interesting watching you and your Father working on your build. Don't see too many Father-Son building videos out there, but this one seemed to spark my interest. From the opening of this video to the closing shots, you have given me a small glimpse of what you have coming up in future videos.
I'm planning on doing a being viewing of your previous videos so that I can bring myself up to date with the build that your Father and you are doing. You have some interesting plans for things, so far.
This is the perfect first-time build for a Father and a Son to get into. This will give both of you a chance to hone your skills and it makes for a great bonding time with your Dad. Building a home and building some life-time memories, what more could you ask for.
Fantastic series, looking forward to seeing the end product of all your labors.
Perfect timing finding the video! I’ve learned many things throughout this project and have already made so many great memories. Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy the videos!
this is awesome danner
Looks like a good project... it certainly looks huge for a "Tiny House" :)
Found your channel today and just finished binge watching from the start. Great content and to the point. I'm going to do a smaller version after I retire next year, and some of the ideas you have done is what I need. So looking forward to seeing the next one. And you remind me of our youngest son. Great job and keep it up
Looks really good. Keep it going!
Congratulations on 20,000 subscribers. So happy for you and the company your keep on your project. I can only say that your confidence has gained some new ground. That's cool too. Nice progress on the roofing/rafters on your Tiny House. Keep up the good work. Your inspirational and very positive to listen to and follow. Looking forward to more of your work etc. Tom in
Minneapolis, MN
Just got started watching you videos today. I hope you do a banquette seating in the kitchen. I think that will maximize your space and give you lots of storage.
Yes. That’s the reason for the high windows. Should be able to show the design soon - kitchen walls go up today!!!! Thank you for subscribing.
It’s really looking good.
Looks good!
I loved everything about this
Thanks for another fun video!
I loved Huntsville as a kid. My Mom's family is from southern TN, and the Northern Alabama area.
Great job
The house is looking so good! It's going to so cool when it's done! Looking forward to the next video!
This is a cool idea. Keep it coming 😊
Looks good Danner♥️✌🏼
So cool to see you driving through South Parkway. I’m a local!
The cream cakes were just sheer decadence.
Bagels?
Thumbs up for editing nail gun in rhythm with the music!
I spent a while on that part so i'm glad someone appreciated it :) My computer could barely handle rendering it! Sounded like a jet taking off lol.
@@DannerCronise I feel that haha
If you cut 1 stud to length on 1 end put small piece of wood on the end
So glad I discovered you channel !
But tiny house ? Not really, I know appartements the size of your kitchen only. I would love to be able to do that with my dad.
Unfortunately I may have more skills than him
you may want to run in some anchor bolts to attach your base plate framing to your slab using a hammer drill.
Those will be in next episode! We will square the walls before the roof rafters go on. Thank you!
Looking good, enjoy watching your channel. I'm sure it will be fine, but you built the ends of your walls different from how I learned it in carpentry school.
I thought there would be a barrier ( rubber ) between the wood & the concrete... correct me if I'm wrong...
Never toss out your 2x4 chunks till the framing is done. I use them as header fill and as jack stud fills around windows. Great way to use up all your scraps. You really should have put in some sill gasket before setting the walls. It just means more isolation of the wood and concrete. The preservative in the wood can sometimes clash with the materials in the concrete. Did you remember to crown your studs?
Hey Michael. I didn’t mention it in the video, but we did use pressure treated wood for all the sole plates. Thanks for watching!
The off cuts are all in a box - even the ones from the rafters. Studs are crowned. We’ll use flashing outside with sealant inside/out to stop air infiltration. The existing structure is 20 years old with same construction and no maintenance. The sole plates look brand new.
@@DannerCronise Yes I saw that later in the video. It was hard to tell at first when you put up the 1st wall.
I wish I have dad like u.
My dad just ignoring me when i'm doing my thing
Did you guys ever put up an underlayment on that roof? It would definitely help divert a lot of the water coming in.
GAF storm guard.
reminds me of building my dads shed by my self in a week he was having medical isuses at the timefrom Nam so now they gave hime 100 percent disabailty so he bought 20 acres and we restarted his business up their before he got sick enough not too work anymore so ive always been one that enjoyed working with my dad growing up so he wanted a shed i built from scratch it was 20 by 24 and being just me i got it up and put a top seal plate on it hes like why you do that i told him the extra 20 bucks in mertials the whole build would be that much stronger we use aluminm roof pans he had laying around for ten years only thing i bought for the roof was flashing that was 2 ft wide and 25 ft long so i split the 14 ft pans installed then then cut them off at the end too leave 1 1/2 ft over hang the pans alone save us over 1000 bucks for the build and the obs wood we had 10 pieces left over from a job so i only bought 4 sheets plus 10 ply wood 3/4 for the floor i us pt 2by8 x20 ft cause thats what we had for the joices my dad came out and told me that was built for a hurricane i told him you taught me well
You guys not put corners in your walls when you build them?
We added them. They are just temp attached here. We also need to drill anchors.
Just binged watched your videos. Great advice from Will P ! Also look at "Offgrid Steve" who has unique ideas about solar (He's into "over paneling" since the price of wattage has dropped so much relative to other components). Steve gest very techincal so if you like Will P. you'll like Steve. Your Dad has mad skills : ) On to 20k subs
Thanks David! We love Will's vids and have learned a lot from him. I'll have to go check out Steve! I like the idea of over paneling. We have a good bit of land (~22 acres) and could definitely make a small solar farm! Also not against building a solar tracking system for maximum efficiency/panel. And hopefully one day I'll be as cool as my dad ;)
@@DannerCronise First off no one can be as cool as their Dad, They can strive to be just as good but never will be as cool as their Dad.
And f you have the room to build a small solar array on your property, I say what have you got to lose? Now that prices on most building products are going down in price. (Almost back to something normal)
@@DannerCronise with per wattage cost so low (95% usable 2nd hand panels near/under 20 cents/watt) spending money on tracking makes little sense.... just buy more panels! Figure out a way to rack on ground level with recycled materials. Some people spending more on mounting than panels now cost. Your build is looking great....
Artic cool tee shirts. Me n my gurls got headbands as well. U get em wet to keep cool
I was gonna send a pic but it won't let me
As a tech nerd, I hope you can get some good high speed internet out there :D unless its just a weekend place then it wont matter. Do you get cell service at least?
We will call Uncle Elon if we “musk” actually we have a rural grant here and fiber is hanging on the main pole that feeds the primary on our property. We have Google fiber in hsv. Wish we had that!
Wondering why no pressure treated bottom plates? Anyways, great video! Channel potential is sky high, congrats so far!
They are all pressure treated sole plates. Color doesn’t come through on video for some reason. Thank you!
Roll Tide!
I know that it’s way to late ,but I think the roof line should have been higher ,you could have vaulted the kitchen roof,it would have made the kitchen look huge, on the shop side you would had a lot of storage.
We wanted the open ceilings in the kitchen workshop over storage and to try to maintain as close to possible the gambrel/lean-to typical barn lines. You will be surprised at how much space is between what will be “knee walls” upstairs and the vertical walls of the workshop/kitchen. We also have some great storage coming in kitchen. Ultimately it will be functional and try to minimize “stuff.” We plan to build another no-shed roof workshop for a couple of the restoration projects we want to do next. Thanks!
Plz tell me he's doing an open concept kitchen.
is it crow nees?
…nice
that breakfast looked awful...
Was delicious.
What was on that bagel??
That bagel was so good. Dad made it. It had cream cheese, red onion, sun-dried tomatoes, and lemon.
@@DannerCronise sun dried tomatoes 🤦🏾♀️, I couldn’t figure out what that was 😂. Sounds delicious!
(Thought it was hella burnt bacon 😂)
For someone with so few video on RUclips, your production value is amazing! Not only is the content itself great, but the video editing too. Many new RUclipsrs who otherwise have great content usually bungle this at first. Great work!
Edit: Just got to the part where you spliced the video of you nailing your frame together in time with the music. A small but nice touch
Congratulations on your ad revenue! Makes all that hard work pay off.
Such an awesome feeling! Thanks for watching!
I just finished my son's 550sqft tiny house and he seems to love it. I cleared some of my property to do it. What a fun project. What great memories you and your dad are building. Good luck and have fun.
This is pretty interesting! My daughter wants to convert our old barn-shaped shed into a tiny house. It looks like yours is about the same size (a bit bigger), and she will be adding an addition on as well - but to the back of the structure. We actually lived in our 'shed' while we built our home ten years ago and can't bear to part with it! There are only a coupe videos on my channel so-far including moving the shed, but there will be an entire series once she started working on it! I'm going to share this link with her to give her inspiration. Good job guys!
That sounds awesome! I’ll check it out. Good luck with your project!
@@DannerCronise Thanks Danner. It's really my daughter's project, but I will definitely be helping out!
@@DannerCronise a tank top is best work shirt to wear and a bandanna on u head and keep it wet I live in ridgecrest and it's a hundred and fifteen most summer days that how we stay cool
Whatever branch of engineering you choose, this project is great experience in problem solving and ingenuity. Excellent qualities in any field. Looking forward to the next installment!
You pulled a 🐍 out of the wood pile with your ✋! Are you freaking crazy? Where do you live at?
Great job Danner. Keep it up. Any thought about an Air BnB in it? FYI the first comment in the thread is SPAM and links to a sex site. Got to watch out for those types of tiny URL's and delete them.
Thanks James! We don't have any plans to make it an airbnb at the moment. We do have 22 acres though, so maybe we can do something like that down the road! Thanks for the heads up on the spam!
This is the tiniest house I've ever seen!
Right?! Doesn't get much smaller than this ;)
Definitely not a tiny house
Great Job!
Keeps getting better and better! Also really cool to see how you’re learning and then reapplying that, it’s pretty inspiring.
Congratulations brother...Wonderful what you are doing..a great show of respect for your family heritage..I know you will get this completed with your dad and other like minded people...Best Wishes..
Also wishing you success in your studies✊✊👏👏
This is the first video I have watched of yours Pal and I am going to Subscribe straight away as you are the first person that I have heard say where they got the money from to pay for a project. You see many other channels and they end up getting a whole lot of new stuff, We all know that some of it comes from utube and patreons but they never actually say it, and I am not talking a couple of thousand bucks worth of timber.. So thank you Pal. I appreciate your honesty..
Wow!! if you need a fan when working outside...it must be really hot and or humid.
Looking good. Can't wait to see more videos on this great project. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep making. Build on. God bless.
I don’t see how or where you anchored the walls to the concrete slab!
Drilled holes and hammered in anchors. Might be in another video.
Looking nicer every video. I liked the jig you made for cutting those studs on that miter saw. Great idea.
That was dads idea! Made cutting the studs go a lot quicker!
That is a very clean car.usually there's all kinds of crap on the inside but that one was spotless.
Found your channel today and I’m obsessed.
Awesome video :)
Thanks Tony! And thanks for all of your help :)
Danner go question for uwhy didn't u put that pink foam down on bottom of ur walls to deal between concrete and walls to keep water from coming between wall and floor
@@jimspurck8659 I know I stopped using the old sill sealers about 15/20 years ago. We use to use them under bottom plates and under mud sills where treated plated sit on foundations. What we fond is they are not that effective because by the time the house gets dried in, they were usually just not in any shape to do the job. Now, our insulation sub-contractor uses a high quality sealant on the inside of the bottom plate along with foaming all of the other penetrations (electrical and plumbing penetrations). The reason we do not use foam at the plate here is that you need a gap to foam and the bottom plate is a better place for sealants. I work in areas with energy codes and these measure meet or exceed all energy code related issues. I am the Tony they spoke of in the video :) just to let you know who I am, thanks :)
Omg I love that round bread!!! And the build 😊
Hi I am Joseph Lee and I am a carpenter
What about that Ant and Spider…
You're a top stud.
Oh stop it you
Place is looking great, thumbs up !
Looking good 👍
I'm so ready to start my cabin in North TN.
Always remember to crown your studs. Very cool project
Good point!
great to see you back at it i love watching this build come together all the best from oz .
How much was the concrete
I think we used about 10 yards. $125/yard.
Not gonna be so yiny after you are done!!
Abandon shed to plantation mansion didn’t have the same ring. :)
Turning out great, but a little bigger than a "tiny" house.
I think only the shed and maybe this part he's framing now are going to be part of the actual house, maybe not as small as a classic tiny house but still not much.
More like a big 1 bed apt house
Danner, I noticed that quick segment of the insect and spider. You might be curious to check out the braconid wasp. I had an infestation of wood beetles a couple years ago. turns out these wasps that look rather scary, use their stinger-looking appendage to insert their eggs into the hole where beetles lay their eggs. The wasps' larvae eat the beetles in the spring. Nature's way of controlling the destructive beetles. I am no expert but the presence of the braconid wasp (if that's what you saw) may be indicating wood-boring beetles? keep on truckin'! Rich
I can always recommend an tank top, worked in construction in Palm Springs, Ca. always helped
Appropriate that you've stopped referring to it as a tiny house, now it has more square footage than the average new build 2 bedroom house in UK. Interesting stuff nonetheless.
Love to youtubers in my area I'm in munford Alabama..love the country life and I believe what you are doing is a great investment.
imagine making this just one year later and wood prices would explode :D
when do you know to use a nail or a screw to tie the wood together?
Did you guys use sill foam between the treated lumber and concrete?
What a great project! Awesome job to all involved.
Nice
I don't know what sort of wind loads you get up there but that siding on that shed is very minimal. You would be well advised to pull it off and install some green board siding you can tape off and make utterly watertight and massively increase the strength of the walls.
Thanks. It’s been here for 20 years. It’s 5/8 T1-11. We are going to use rough sawmilled board and baton over the entire structure (on top t1-11) when we are done. We are still thinking about a layer between T1-11 sheathing and siding.
@@MrZZeroG I would recommend wrapping the exterior in Tyvec style housewrap. It would be a good idea to evaluate the condition of the exteior wood for rot. I would pull it all off and resheet with thicker ply but be wary of how the rough mill will act as it dries out. I prefer cedar myself but you will have to be aware of the moisture content of the roughsawn wood. If it is been kiln dried or staked out for a season it might be dried enough to use. It would also not hurt to consider diagonal bracing being inserted into the studs of the main structure. I just notch mine into the studs using a saw and a hammer and chisel. It stops racking in it's tracks. Keep up the hard work. Feel free to reply with any questions. I have 25 years in the business.
Nice to have daddy and mommy there with all the cash.....nice job on the reno...