great vid

Don't leave swarf on the roof.

i hauled all my tools in a kia optima when i first started working on the trades

love the safety squints at 6:45

You guys are incredible!!!!❤❤❤

sawzaw with a chalk line on the outside would have been faster, but hinds site is always 20/20! The speed square worked real good lol

At 2x, you and Greg in both skid steers reminded me of the tire changing forklifts of “Cars” movie.

And they say the work industry is going suffer with illegal migrants being deported, I don't think so... We have millions of American workers like these two cool dudes that do their job professionally and with true perfection.

BLESS YOU GUYS!!!!THE BEST TEAM!!!

Can build a post frame building with a basement? Thanks John

Do a review of the perkins tool belt.

What type of wood are you using or generally use for trim ?

What about Rock compaction?

Hey Kyle, I noticed you're still wearing Perkins Brothers bags, do you still like them?

same thing happened to me bro 2 4X8 sheets of drywall fell forgot to get all my drywall screws up that night blew r 60 closed cell next day lots of mess

Dude is buff, my wife was like, can you do that? I said sure I could, when I was his age. LOL. The build is coming along great guys.

Everybody loves tech/ automation until they're sitting at the house jobless. I hate all these robots

Yeah, Very confused in regards to the use of all that gravel! That is an insane amount I don't see the benefit? What did I miss?

Just a Heads-Up if you're considering a Paslode fuel cell nail gun whether it's a framing nailer or finish nailer. I bought both a few years ago and was pretty happy overall. You do have to clean them fairly regularly in order for them to function and you need to make sure your fuel cells are not out of date. I initially got both when I built an addition on my house but now being a weekend warrior and volunteer I don't use them as often. MY BAD according to Paslode. They no longer provide fuel cell cartridges for either of my guns. They replaced the cells with new ones that have a different adapter on them. For a very short period of time Paslode provided a new adapter to use with my older guns with the newer fuel cells *(the only ones you can now get). If you didn't buy the newer fuel cells with the included adapter for the older Paslode guns you are out of luck. Paslode only provided the adapters for their new fuel cell cartridges for older Paslode guns for a short time. They no longer include the adapters and there is NO WAY to get them. After calling customer support multiple times you are pretty much SOL. You can have a great working, cleaned and lubricated older Paslode gun but no access to fuel cells that work with them. How about them apples? SO JUST BEWARE if they did it once to all of us that previously purchased their older guns there's no telling how willing they'll be to screw you over in the future with even newer and better fuel cell cartridges that won't work with the current Paslode guns they sell. The customer is always right is not something in their vocabulary. So I will never be purchasing Paslode products in the future based on them not providing fuel cells or newer fuel cells with adapters to work on older guns. U N B E L E I V A B L E ! ! ! How hard would it be for them to provide the adapters to older Paslode gun owners??? Seriously?!?!? Check out the Paslode forums to see that many of us got screwed by Paslode. as I guess they want you to throw away your older working guns to buy their newer guns. S T A Y A W A Y from companies that do that to you. Not a Happy Paslode Camper!

I like the trim work. What is the stain?

Hyperbole much?

Ruined the client for a pile of gravel. Smart guy.

Absolutely love all your work! Inspiring to say the least! Anyway for me to find out the dimensions of the kitchen/living area? Or even the entire build to have an idea. Much appreciated!!

Episode we were all waiting for and the sound was ball sack. Get the sausage tubes of sealer and stop using spray foam for sealers.

Just don't put your hand in the wrong place... or get distracted.

With that overlap you don't need caulking at alll or pop river en between, when the weather gets hot the metal expand and that caulking it's not going to allow the metal to relax.

Hey Kyle, is the reason for all the fill because the grade from the street to the house was a bit downhill and you needed to bring everything up to make it uphill? Around here, a tri-axle full of 57s (25 tons) runs about $600, delivered, so those 12 trucks would be north of $7k, and that's not counting any stone that went under the foundation walls. And once all the fill gets put in and compacted, is that when the plumbing rough-in happens?

Has anyone besides me had a problem with termites traveling behind the insulation? I had to cut insulation down to ground level and replace outer floor joists because of termites.

You might put a clamp on the steel when you are punching holes so they don't migrate on you. I guess it's not a problem or you'd be doing that already.

The anti-kickback removed a lot of character building

What is your feeling on post diameter for post frame Contruction? Is 18 inches always best practice? Is there a time 12 inch makes sense?

why not a beveled cut on the foam board?

Why not colour code the lines. Red for supply, blue for return?

If it were mine,,,, id have added an underground shelter in the living area part. Could serve as storm shelter/gun vault, valuables vault etc.

Seems a little close to the road. If possible I would want it set back another 20 or so feet to get a bigger driveway

“I’ll give you a good wrench” Comes back with slip joint pliers

I would be concerned with the snow under/ mixed in with the gravel. When I was a concrete contractor in the eighties a Super backfilled a foundation that had about 8” of snow in January. The floors got poured and the building enclosed. In July the snow melted and all the slabs ended up needing to be hydra jacked to fill the voids.

Whats the reasoning behind this method of foundation construction? Is it a regional thing?

The mighty nail screw secret is out!!😮😮😮

like that belt!

If you pair your speaker with the drywall guys, the iron workers, the plumbers and the electricians they will all play Joe Rogan singing outlaw country to the tune of Boston’s “More Than a Feeling” in Spanish with an accordion solo.

Don’t make nailers for roofers! They will just buy one and put their old worn-out Metabo in the new Milwaukee box and return it.

Appreciate the in-depth video covering the whole process! Keep up the good work!

Greg is the real Star of the show. Someone has an Instagram with everything Greg. Some funny stuff on there.

Creaky creak

Клепки алюминиевые шикарно😂

Good job!

I remember using those once and what a dream it was

So I got to ask. Why didn't you or the homeowner go another 4 or 5 ft. and put in a basement? Maybe you covered this and I missed the memo😊😊

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