Add $5,000 to your properties value with just $20! Part 2 (low cost front exterior remodel)

[@talk2kev]

Columns turned awesome what an improvement over the old. It's good to see couples with same interest working together . Great video porch is looking awesome.

[@ritzenhoffbv]

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[@jimmcgowan4541]

Watch out for kick back on the table saw. You're still young but it will happen eventually and cut your figure off. Ask me how I know. Just add a couple safety pieces to the saw and use a push stick or the gripper.

[@brettking8663]

Yes your figure gets cut off around age 30 🤣

[@sethpawlik]

Mine didn’t get cut off until age55.🤣

[@MrDoyle07]

Looks nice. I love doing that manner of trim-ups!! Clearly you and her do too. Looks like fun doing that together. My wife likes to look at it but zero interest in doing it.

[@stpariah9609]

Nice use of scrap/salvage 1x and trim material. A Modern column facade is a great cheap way to increase both curb appeal and increase value.

[@ProfitPioneersRETV]

Thanks! I agree

[@bigdogpeck1874]

Wow this was just the video tutorials I needed to watch I am not much good with electrical saw are measuring up anything but Ima give this a real try and tag y’all in my video. Again thanks for making this video tutorial and now I am becoming a follow of y’alls KZbin channel. God bless y’all.

[@notafool3178]

Goes to show what I already know from my own kids. All these people complaining about kids today are just looking at the wrong specimens . The next generation has many fine individuals working hard to build a better life.

[@notafool3178]

@SBB1809 How do you figure that ?

[@notafool3178]

@SBB1809 He's young and learning , much better than so many mama's boys out there pissed at their parents for not letting them mooch of them into their forties.

[@CSSIandAssociate]

@@notafool3178 Correct. He is young and took the plunge at being a Real Estate Investor and learning the skills on the job. You are never good at anything the first few times around. Experience matters. I am sure he and his wife are much better at this now. How many want to bees out there even have A Real Estate Portfolio? By the time he and his wife have their Bachelors or other degree they will be paying off loans with Renters Money and paying for their vehicles in CASH. I am happy for this couples efforts even if they make mistakes on the way. Non of us is perfect.

[@TheTinkle1]

SBB1809 your a pussy

[@shingabiss]

I'm wondering why you didn't use any glue when building your column wraps, which would increase the life of all the joints in terms of separating over time with expansion and contraction due to temperature.

[@MAGAMAN]

It's because they are idiots and probably did more damage than good to that house.

[@UsernameUnkwn21]

Agreed

[@luckyh12345]

Is that primed pine? How did it hold up to weather?

[@AmyLDCCX]

New subscriber here. It's awesome that you two are doing more than just sitting around being couch potatoes. The entryway is definitely looking much better, keep up the good work!

[@13612]

Good job, looked like your base cap was out of MDF....that won't last unless you seal this up really well. Nice job though aesthetically. Safety first was funny on the table saw and the lack there of...I run mine the same way.

[@ProfitPioneersRETV]

You make a good point the base cap should have been PVC. Learned that lesson the hard way!

[@mirg6204]

I was looking specifically for a comment about the materials used. I would've opted for Azek personally.

[@freetobememe4358]

THOSE ARE SOME GOOD LOOKING COLUMNS,,,

[@m.n.9496]

I wish I had friends like you guys, no one wants to build cool things with me 😭

[@diannfrere9936]

Lol oh my gosh' that's not cool sorry... XO

[@silverstone9122]

Jajajaj lol 😂

[@ExamineLife4]

I'm going to follow your lead on this. Thanks for sharing.

[@craigmonteforte1478]

Nice work on the Columns guys Yes Bondo works well and it sets up fast another good one is Dap Exterior Vinyl Spackle. But it will shrink on big holes and require multiple applications usually I do usually use the Wood Bondo mainly because its a off white or light gray that is easier to cover with paint Its the same as Auto Body Bondo But usually comes with a red hardener that tones the filler pinkish color the Wood Bondo uses a white hardener ! Both work and in a pinch ive used Auto Body That requires a shellac or primer if painting white or light colors is what you are using no biggie a can of Kilz Spray primer works great or Zimmers white pigmented Shellac will last a long time and has many uses. For DIYers like blocking water stains or ?? Both are good products to have around the shop or house

[@digitallyawesome1120]

I’m mildly jealous to see that someone who is the same age as me (19) this successful.

[@pijomaster4862]

You are also successful. Just find your legend.

[@BlackMountainCycles]

Things aren’t as good as they appear on social media, bruh.

[@rochim.1192]

Great team work! Love the columns!

[@paulmilano4917]

When watching this video, my neighbor, Carl Von Pritzer, said, "this boy is a true Genius, for he does things with his scraps, in an afternoon, which the finest Bavarian craftsman could not manage to do in a month, with an unlimited stock of wood, and for very low cost - a true Uber Man". Now that's a German immigrant giving you the highest praise.

[@ProfitPioneersRETV]

Haha thanks for the compliment!

[@bettyfourman5438]

I love the look of it. I want my husband to do the door trim just like you did. Excellent

[@Jamie-Russell-CME]

Not to be bossy, but something i learned the hard way. Try not to stand directly behind the wood when possible on the table saw. Or you might catch a piece in the stomach if the wood gets pinched. So.etimes you dont see it coming until you are well into the cut and it gets pinched between the fence and the blade. Also use some push sticks to keep your hands away from the blade when and where ever possible. And you should only raise your blade an 1/8th of an inch higher than the wood you need to cut. I lost 2/3rds of a finger in highschool woodshop. Looks great.

[@richardmendoza1120]

How did you get the upper post from wobbling around ?

[@DonaldHTyers]

Good work guys!

[@alexill]

1:29 🤔

[@practicallyIndependent]

Al S That sure was random, lol

[@nikkiwaddell7247]

Al S food baby

[@davem6685]

Say what?

[@joemathis4620]

Nice creative trim work on columns. 2 comments: Safety...You need to use a push stick when ripping board under 6” wide - good rule to save your fingers. Yes you can fit a finger in there to push but what if you or board slips. Good bye finger. Exterior Wood Glue-...didn’t see any used. I would’ve glued all the joints and miters, then pin nailed. Nails hold wood in place long enough for glue to dry. Glue will hold. Small Brad nails won’t over time. I would want to see what these columns look like in a couple years. But hey those are nice for now!

[@tbhj5912]

Never use MDF outdoor so wrong

[@justwondering1967]

Joe Mathis Yes, also would like to see the young lass wear some glasses when she’s using the nailer. A freak chance of fate and you get a ricochet to the eye.

[@uriahholguin2170]

Great work!

[@kristymarie6065]

Looks great!!!

[@chantalrochon3566]

That was a helpful video. Thank you!

[@evehsv5556]

Looks amazing guys well done.

[@Hotwash544]

Thumbnail got me

[@fredlowko6874]

What type of material did u use to wrap it?

[@djblock215]

Looks like finger joint pine pre primed

[@justincloncs1116]

Great job now I'm going to do mine. Thanks for some ideas

[@You.Me.543]

Great Idea thank you

[@Shadow2084]

Ian, I love your videos - all the more because of your enthusiasm. Excellent work my friend!!

[@kymlamay9186]

Very nice. Great ideas.

[@MrWhitelightning73]

Outstanding

[@jdrod4754]

I love the team work thanks for sharing/ great job👍

[@qrawdawg19]

What kind of wood did you use

[@jimmcginley89]

Looks really nice. I might have gone all the way up with the beefier column but that’s just me. Nice job, nice video!

[@ricoemmanuelarias]

Looks good man!!!! Def gonna try it

[@MAGAMAN]

Definitely gonna be tearing it all off in a few years if you do.

[@johnny.9879]

Great work on wrapping the columns!!

[@AlexRamirez-pb7ol]

What kind of matine did you use

[@irmaandrade5997]

Thanks for the video. I don't work with any of the saws you used but i have to say i cringed every time you reached in to move the wood while i could hear the blade moving. Stay safe. Nice job.

[@lindalooney4786]

I love your columns, I wished we lived next door and I would make you some macrame holders for your flowers!

[@carolewhite760]

Love it You are good.

[@roysecarrasco8286]

Good video bro!

[@jacksonalcin3503]

Can u send a list material i have to use

[@beverlywilliam1218]

Beautiful

[@TiaCSmith-cb4ot]

is all of that pressure treated wood???

[@Broken2Bright]

This was super helpful and I LOVE IT !

[@jajuanlowry5581]

Nice design 👍

[@jajuanlowry5581]

I usually put pvc shoe molding around the bottom

[@kimikiminurface938]

Thanks for the video , def a great improvement ..

[@diannfrere9936]

Looks awesome! Bam! Super nice... : )

[@Ircar47]

Not bad! Flowers, however, hang too high and black pots doesn't make it better, also one of the flower pot too close to the enter proximity - my advice hang them on a side at setting area on a level of railing should be, they would provide so need a bright spot and not abstract anything, plus would visually inclose the end part of the porch.

[@brettking8663]

I'm just here for the girl... Carry on

[@nicoeeek.7181]

eeeeww. Creep

[@brettking8663]

@@nicoeeek.7181 yeah and you just watch porn for the acting right bitch?

[@DannyH77]

great job wow

[@racheltharrington6241]

Cute guy. Good job! Thanks for the video!

[@brett6314]

I'm thinking you used pine in here. It looks fabulous but pine isn't fit for outdoor use. The paint should protect it a while but if the bottom piece isnt green or mdf water will wick up into the wood. For the cost and a bit of time, looks great just in 5 years something might need to be done.

[@MAGAMAN]

It's all going to have to be replaced in a few years, but they don't care. It's all about getting views from ignorant viewers and it seem to work great for that.

[@kalpanapatel2459]

Great jobs

[@heavenisposion]

Tell ya girl stop snitchin on the old guy who buys n smokes weed at 8:26 lol geesh Lmfao

[@karmatias11]

Haha i thought i was the only one who caught it

[@heavenisposion]

@@karmatias11 lol my daughters name is karma lol. But yeah first time through i was like hold up...did she just do n say what i think she did? Lol. And by got damn she did it hahaa

[@latoyiab79]

I wish I could do this or knew someone who could do this.

[@joshuamills2868]

In an all season climate all the filler will shrink and Crack, the paint will peel off the edges of every trim piece. Good for a flip but won't last

[@Betty63]

nice! very nice and thank you for sharing.

[@katynunnery2904]

In mine redone on my ranch house

[@Muhabbatik]

yeah I need to spend almost 1K to buy them tool to make $20 upgrade :) but i liked the video anyways

[@freetobememe4358]

So much details, but looks fantastic.

[@kazama33g80]

I could see safety is foremost in your projects

[@robertlaw9960]

Well done

[@Foreshay]

Great job, I wish I had the tools to do all this.

[@Anonymous-it5jw]

First, identify the tools and brands you want, and how much shop space you have available to put them in, and determine what a good price is for each tool, by brand name, in used condition, then check craig's list or start going to local pawn shops with your shopping list and see what's available. In hard times, skilled workers are sometimes forced to sell or pawn their tools, or just don't need them anymore and want some cash.

[@JupiKitten]

You can always rent them especially when you're just getting started 👍

[@nychino407]

great work

[@Dru21Tube]

Did you use pine wood?

[@AllSmiles006]

The columns look great! I was afraid you were going to loose a finger though!

[@howardbodiford7130]

You need a push stick !

[@hikerinpam33]

Fix your light.... There are wires hanging out and it's not mounted properly

[@minhajeee]

You are awesome 👍

[@ProfitPioneersRETV]

Thanks!

[@chris-p-Bacon836]

Some homeowners cut corners by using poor materials, always use treated exterior wood then plastic Aztec simulated wood for trim . Pay now or pay triple later.

[@otallono]

It seems they "renovate" houses... yikes, don't buy a house they worked on. Even the title and thumbnail of this video is a scam, amazing that they have any subs.

[@nikkiwaddell7247]

Nice click bait

[@ElliottLawnService]

Nikki waddell for real!

[@yojuanjose1]

Lol

[@yojuanjose1]

You saying because of the girl?

[@nikkiwaddell7247]

JJ sog yeah, she’s hot though

[@coreycantrell1627]

Got me too lol

[@grobertson2008]

Should probably let the lady cut your miters. Her cuts had no seems. Just saying.

[@diannfrere9936]

Thank you for sharing this' I'm a new subscriber... I'll try and do this my self' Let you know how it turns out... I'm the same shape and size as your wife! So I'm sure I can do this! : )

[@mickeyhendren]

Is it me or is the flipping table saw fence on backwards? Looks like the lock is to the rear of the table

[@coreycantrell1627]

mickeyhendren that doesn’t actually matter though lol. Other than just making it a little inconvenient for him it’s irrelevant

[@mickeyhendren]

Or the fact that it will not lock into the table properly

[@coreycantrell1627]

mickeyhendren on ... that saw? ... are you serious? That might be true on a more current advanced table saw, sure. Those things are made with fancy specs like that. But that saw? I think you’re not onto anything there bud

[@mickeyhendren]

Thanks for informing me with your vast knowledge of tools and machinery

[@sc00b3rt]

I'm cringing that you guys aren't wearing safety glasses. My uncle had nails double fire out of a nail gun. The second one ricocheted back into his eye. Be smart.

[@ProfitPioneersRETV]

Dang that sucks!

[@Dantheman309]

sc00b3rt happens to roofers a lot, pretty sure it only happens when you take off the safety so you can nail faster

[@chrishayward7792]

all you need is expensive tools, unlimited uninterrupted time, a compliant assistant, and make sure your in an area that doesn't require permits for exterior alterations

[@KB-zh4dx]

Dont think any place that requires a permit would allow the homes to look that bad in the first place. Not everywhere has someone that thinks they own every house on the block

[@lex350us]

So the girl, saw , and parts are 20 dollars?

[@nikkiwaddell7247]

lex350us the girl is priceless

[@KauaiCarpenter]

It scares me how close you put your hands to blades and near miters when nailing.

[@thelachlan4843]

lol @ "That's whatt Scrubs do"

[@ProfitPioneersRETV]

Haha I'm glad someone found that funny

[@JeremyB8419]

Safety first: don’t wear jewelry when using power tools.

[@MAGAMAN]

That was way more than $20 probably way more that $200. It did NOT add $5000 to the value of the house and it was done wrong for the most part.

[@tikeyajones-george2698]

literally was just looking at ugly columns and wondering what i was gonna do lol your about to turn a 150k house into something that looks like it sells for 300k

[@iPleadTheFith]

Saftey first: drop that saw blade; save some fingers.

[@tildian]

I got to this comment and was like safety.. then he said the part about glasses lol. That blade only needs to peak out from the material though, you’re right. Also that stop material you have in pretty sure is scotia. Looks good though!

[@hikerinpam33]

Seriously I couldn't even finish watching this video, he is going to cut his fingers off. He is as careless as a 5 year old

[@michaeldepow6663]

Dude! First of all you need to use glue on any joints or they are going to open up in the wood expands and contracts. I hope you use the least galvanized nails. The girl is pretty good the guy not so much

[@pointblank1978]

Thanks Georgia pollen. 🤪

[@lotusho9954]

Looking for influencers for New Product- Floating House Numbers

[@FabioPeixotinho]

20 just for quart of paint at home depot

[@ryanelliot5225]

Good video, but bruh, get yourself a proper impact gun!! I cringed when I saw that corded black and decker dollar store special !!

[@ProfitPioneersRETV]

Haha I know. I lost my battery charger to my cordless drill.

[@ryanelliot5225]

Ian Ingram ok that’s understandable, that I can live with! Haha

[@otallono]

@@ryanelliot5225 Have you ever seen anyone lose their battery charger for their impact? It's not like a phone charger

[@dianevessels2632]

Please use a push stick when ripping wood on your table saw so you still have your hands and fingers when you’re finished

[@wharrison7131]

I just clicked to see the lady.

[@davidb9271]

No safety glasses for the girl ???

[@markmiller2901]

pushing lumber (especially dimensional lumber) through a table saw without even a riving knife will eventually lead to kick back which won't be pretty. The bevel cuts on the 1x6's....try cutting at 46 degrees instead of 45 and you will get a tighter seems on the long side and only a small gap to fill on the top edge.

[@ricardomenduni4368]

u fun dude

[@ProfitPioneersRETV]

u fun too dude

[@andrewc9790]

This goes both ways. You spend "$20" and a few hours to trick a buyer into paying more than a home is worth. You stapled on a bunch of cardboard and added bondo. This is like a used car dealership putting sawdust in the engine to fix oil leaks. I hate these kinds of projects because they're teaching people how to be better liars. 👎

[@ProfitPioneersRETV]

I never plan on selling this house. It's a rental property

[@craigabt1808]

@@ProfitPioneersRETV I'd disagree with Andrew C above. I think you've generally done a nice job essentially with scrap. Since you're using regular pine, this probably isn't 20yr durability, but with the right paint and periodic maintenance, should do fine. If it's an investment property or one that you'll live in for a while, you'll might want to invest a little more in exterior grade materials for lower maintenance though

[@togodbetheglory9725]

Nice video bud .you sister looks like she has lots of skills nailing...👌