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Building A Small Income Property | Part 42
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- Опубликовано: 4 мар 2023
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Thanks for building with us!!
Jamie is my hero!
I am fully impressed! It’s just a complete ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 plan with the best resources and step by step instructions . These shed plans are so satisfying as if the sheds build themselves on their own. Worthy work Ryan!
Jamie and Fireball Tool would be an awesome video. Jason can make anything.
So can Jamie :)
When I delivered for Lowes we would used a microfiber towel in Ice Water and rub the plastic for a few seconds and it would contract and almost separate on its own. Hope it helps!✌️
I’m trying this on the next install we do. If it works, I’ll be singing your praises!!!!
@@ChrisDarjany - did it work?
I haven’t needed to yet. Honestly forgot about this trick, thanks for the reminder!! Let me know if you try it out.
A co-lab with the guy from Fireball and Jamie would be epic :-)
Came here to say this, I'm glad it was one of the top comments! I'd pay to see this co-lab!
I like that guy a lot
Matthias has built one with wood. Collab of all 3 would break the internet.
I bet you guys LOVE my armchair carpentry observations! LOL.
The "baskets" would look better with handles on next board down. 'Way it is the horizontal lines of them and the bench lip are competing, making it look kinda busy.
The quilts on side of homes is representative of the Underground Railroad Quilt Code that was used during times of slavery. It would tell them that the place had food for them or shelter or that something had gone wrong. Cool history. LMK if you want more information.
tell me more! I was in NC and Bryson City and saw a lot of those and was curious if it was just decoration ... yet seemed there was a deeper meaning.
An easy way to make a hard stop for a drill bit, is to cut a piece of dowel the length that you don’t want the drill bit to go, and then drill the dowel to stay on your bit. When your piece hits the dowel, your hole is at the correct depth.
Be kind to one another. Stay safe. Love to all
Jamie, when you are running expensive wood thru your surface planer, attach some 1x2 scrap "runners" to either side of the board, those will get the snipe and the rest of the board will be nice and smooth, instead of burning 8 inches of premium lumber. Those runners extend out in front of the material and can be easily removed after the planing.
Excellent advice!
That is a great idea!
I watch Fireball Tool all the time. That guy can build some serious tools. His enormous vise is showing up on other channels I watch. Let's see a collab fab!!
If the collab with Jason happens, please let us Spokane locals know - maybe you can do a meet-n-greet!
Totally!
Yes! My boys would love that.
Fireball tools, RUclips channel is amazing. He has inspired me to build steel cable railings that have turned out amazing with his tips and tricks.
I’ve used a heat gun to remove the plastic from appliances. Keep the heat wave about 8” away from the surface so as not to melt it.
We have to unwrap sheets of plexi occasionally. What we do was start 2-3 inches along the side. take a dowel and tape the plastic to it and roll down.
Two of my favorite RUclips channels Jason @fireballtools and all the guys @perkinsbuilderbrothers doing a collaboration!! Cant wait!
I just emailed him and sent the link for the video. I wanna see this thing get built!
Just sayin… the fireball tool/Jaime colab would be amazing!
You're an awesome big brother. Very supportive! Good job. 👍
that's another reason I like to watch you guys, if you don't have it you make it
My husband loves Fireball tools”!
That would be a cool 😎 collaboration with Fireball 👍
A little heat goes a long way with the plastic films, especially when they're on stainless. Toss a space heater in front of the door for 5 minutes before removal next time.
More common on raw material than a finished product is use of a very light acrylic adhesive to keep the "cling", if heat doesn't work there I use acetone on a rag and keep wiping the trailing edge of the film as I peel it.
Cool, thanks for the tip
To get plastic of home appliances use a hairdryer to heat the plastic a little. Comes off way easier! I work with home appliances and unbox new machines every day. Took me a few years before i learned this😉👍🏻
Yes. Fireball tool!!!!
You should do a video on your filming process, are those your personal phones, how does everyone get the footage to you, what does editing look like? Love to see some behind the scenes stuff!
Erik does it all..!
@@jaimeperkins9606 tell Erik we wanna see it!
Own jointer from scratch! Sounds really healing Jamie. Inspiring!
I would really like to make it..
We grin whenever I get a notification you have posted a new video. It's the first thing we watch when we sit down after dinner. And I can't wait to see the new project. I have no doubt you will show how it can be done to build an affordable dwelling without cutting corners and using junk material. Can't wait!
Feels more like sand being blown by a Blackhawk more than 70 mph wind. Jamie is brave running that thing. Try using sodium bicarbonate in place of sand.
Doin a housing project for needy Doin it big! 👏 🙌 💯
Just a suggestion. I basing that on, you all tend to try the same thing, but in a different variation. The Range hood. How about, next time, hammer the metal (in other words, dent it up), paint it black, like you did, and then lightly sand it. The high spots will lighten up, but the dents will still be dark. Just a thought.
Fireball Tool channel is awesome
Fireball tool is awesome
Remove plastic from fridge: Warm with hair dryer while pulling. It peels right off.
Compressed air, use an air duster under the plastic film to 'inflate' it.
Next fridge you unwrap ... remove the plastic from left to right to save the doors constantly opening whilst pulling so hard against them.
I'm glad that your next project is an affordable housing one. Definitely what I really need.
Jamie, Just so you know.... You have kindred spirits out here in the wild. We feel your pain and frustration.
Even though no one else there knew what you meant by climb cut or conventional cut, some of us DO know, and we appreciate you, brother!
The dad jokes are killer... Keep em coming!
Hey thank you:)
my 4 year old loves watching "the guys build" thanks for always producing great content .... oh and for building with US!
Same. 4 & 3 years old.
Ever since I came to know of Jamie's experiences I've never ceased respecting the Jointer. And I use 'respect" here in the original Biblical sense 'fear'. My real respect stays with Jamie himself.
Hey that’s a good idea. I have respect as well.
I love the range hood. Of course, you could have bought one, but none of them would have looked like this. It is a one-of-a-kind. 👍
Yes that’s right!…
Collab with Matthias Wandel, would also be great. He makes his own tools from wood, very nicely.
A tracksaw is a great alternative to a jointer. The tracks connect together for infinitely long cuts.
Heat gun on that plastic works wonders, looks killer y’all have done a great job.
Can you consider doing a video on how Jamie's prosthetic fingers work and how it helps him? I'm super interested in seeing how they work
They already did one if you look at their channel
We should do that.. thanks
I build cabinets for a living. My shop is at my house and I always love coming in for lunch and watching the Perkins and Jays way. Keep ‘em coming boys 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Love it!!
Very cool!
I am glad to hear you are doing an affordable house next. They are in short supply everywhere.
So, what's considered affordable in today's catastrophic market?
Who doesn’t know fireball tool Eric!? 😂 You need to watch more RUclips. And you need to watch “This Old Tony” he is the Tarantino of RUclips.
The fridge peel is a classic!
Fireball tool! Yes I would love to see that colab!
get a new face shield and a pack of lamination sheets from an office supply store and tape a sheet over the front and you have replaceable lenses at roughly a buck a piece.
2:20 - 2:30 Jaime has an idea of creating, Older bro, has bulging eyes for a few seconds. Priceless
Hey Erik, The project is looking fantastic!
Almost 700k subscribers guys! Congrats.
This a fantastic episode…. Humble more please….guys 😊
On the fridge when you swapped the doors to swing the other side... there is a small black piece o the bottom of the door and it needs to be moved to the left side where the hinge is. It is a door stop ... otherwise the door will swing too far.
For a small house there's a lot of big stuff
Actually there is another machine used for putting a straight edge on a board.
And if you ever expand your shop setup you will own one.
Most large shops rarely use a jointer.
Its called a power saw.
Best is what is called a straight line saw, but others like a sliding table saw can be used also.
And yes, you will eventually own a sliding table saw.
And an edge bander, and a verticle belt sander or a stroke sander, or maybe both.
As well as other sanding machines, and air hand sanders etc etc.
I watch fireball tool as well and made sure to hit him up.
Ahh yes, I went a "snipe hunt" when I was a kid vacationing in western NC. My older sister's new husband took us out AFTER DARK with flashlights - scared us to death, haha.
3:34 love that snipe expression !! #justSayNO2snipeHunting
the hood sandblasted looks awesome. Maybe dhould just clear the sandblast finish
I use a 6 inch beveled wooden ruler to catch the edge of the plastic protector and give me a handle. Easiest way I have found, still not easy.
To remove the protective coating on a fridge is to warm it up with an hairdryer. Not to hot through. Good luck for South Wales.
Very good! I will try it
Hey guys, I love your videos, they are the highlight of my week! I know that you’ve mentioned a little about your filming process in videos past, but I would love to see a dedicated video about it. All the equipment, and tools, the editing process, and also maybe some background on the learning process of film production? Thanks for everything!
Love the way you guys work, like a big family. I swear companies all over the world could learn how to treat their employees and how to increase productivity and worker happiness watching your videos
Sorry to Eric but him falling when the plastic wrap tore had me cracking up 😂 glad no one was hurt!
Hey, I gave Fireball Tools a shout out for you guys.
Thank you
I say it almost every video but this would be a fun crew to build alongside.
Thanks!
I did not think watching Eric and Johno battle a fridge for 5 minutes was something i needed in my life but im so glad i saw it. 🤣
New Perkins shirt came today! I either live in the same town or they shipped it overnight? Nice looking shirt. Everybody needs one!
Cool cool!
Jointer is a great tool to have, but if you don't have ajointer a Straight Line Rip Jig (sled) will work also.
When Jaime looks at Erik like **Say parallel, say parallel**
I saw that 😂
I love both of their personalities
You wife hairdryer to take off the plastic wrap off the appliance nice! It warms the adhesive without working metal or plastic!!
Fireball is awesome!
to take of the plastic wrap find a heatgun and warm it up
Many others tough call it networking.
Wowowow. I didn’t see a cliff hanger coming …. Watching y’all unload range hood waiting for install !! Your videos fly buy guys !!!
Heat gun for the shrink wrap.
I've never used a sand blaster but I've used a soda blaster. They work well but very expensive to run.
I wish I could come and spend a day with you guys. You look like you have so much fun. It's great to watch. Keep up the great content.
Fireball tool notified about Jamie's machine wish. He had apparently been watching
Oh cool! Thanks
@@jaimeperkins9606 You and him need to do a show together.
Fireball tool. Too cool.
I 'm really glad I found your channel. Love the content and the pro tips. Also seems like everyone is on the same page, working together really shows, great work ........😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
Prime time...now 👍
Great video, Eric. The music was cool, the shots from multiple angles were awesome and it flowed seamlessly. Have a good week, you guys!
I cant helpt it guys... been a painter for I dunno.. 150 years or something like that.... ya gotta prime that bare metal or it will chip right off in short order... everything else you guys do.. top notch... PRO TIP!!! prime bare metal!!!!
Put a hard hat inside the blasting head gear, keeping from moving. Rust looked better, just needed a clear coat
Lmaso, the Perkins team is on it…
Fireball tools are amazing and the best! I have some of their tools for welding. Cool thing is it can be used with wood too.
Can't wait for the furnishings. As always, you guys are awesome. Love the range hood, Jamie. Ashley's idea was genius.
Thanks so much!!
The fireball tool guy would be lucky to collaborate with you!
Fireball is awesome. I have been watching him since about 2k followers just like you guys. I only watch smart people channels.
Fireball tool is a very inspirational channel
Heat gun or hair dryer for 10 to 20 seconds is a good way to remove plastic from surfaces
For the plastic on the fridge, leave out in the sun for a few hours or use a heat gun to heat up the adhesive on the plastic.
Woah your a fellow pieces, way cool. Mine is 3.8.88
I know a guy here in Toronto who owns a custom door and window shop, which he bought asa going concern from another guy. Anyway, the jointer that came with the shop is some crazy old Russian thing, and I have no idea how it got here. The knives are 50 cm long [20"] and the total bed length is around 15'. It's a beast.
Wow!