Construction of a MEGA sized Modern Home PT 43

[@PerkinsBuilderBrothers]

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[@janigoins]

Just ordered the auger!!!! Thank you!!! BTW.. just stay away from "fat" or "flat".. just sayin' 😂

[@FredVarb]

Pro tip is to stop rotation once u hit bottom, then just lift the dirt out, no digging needed.

[@jimbobvaquero]

I love watching you guys on my Video Device.

[@chazbluester]

going to be a cool living device when its done!

[@Duca4]

Jano’s board holding device is awsome 😊

[@Nick_Buildz]

Definitely get a reach forklift. You can get a man basket and do all your facia work, painting would take a day you could do so much. Definitely worth it.

[@jz1340]

Fat Chance....LOL

[@detailtherapyarkansas140]

We are from Arkansas but in Bryson City for one night! Watching this in our hotel room after buying merch from Bryson City Outfitters! Dropping of hurricane relief supplies tomorrow and headed back to Arkansas. Such a neat little town tucked into beautiful surroundings!

[@arresthillary9502]

thanks for coming and assisting the residents of the great state of NC!!

[@Davey768]

Should've stayed at one of their rentals!

[@alanpaulick7815]

Thanks for the Sunday evening update content. Be safe guy's take care and have a productive week.

[@needamuffin]

23:20 I know that video, that was a Stewart Hicks video. "The Absurd Superficiality of Suburban Homes"

[@trbjrnjnssn]

Yeah, I also thought it was the Stewart Hicks one he talked about.

[@johnm3413]

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[@moonpie21012]

I love that channel so much interesting stuff on there

[@Dutch_Pancake]

Came here to ask if anyone knew. :P

[@verebellus]

Brock seems like the kind of guy youd want to build a house for, he got the machines and he is just a nice guy

[@fleminj2pa]

You guys have a knack for showing the complexity and precision required in building in an entertaining and enjoyable manner.

[@kelly-hg5nd7hs8f]

Oh guys, when the material drops after cutting it really sucks. John-o's jig is absolute gold! Thank you all for the continuous tips. John-o has earned the "Perkins Brothers" gold stamp for the day!! Kelly

[@marcelladub]

Disappointed to not see a photo dropped in of Jaime with a spray tan. Great work boys!

[@unkierich]

Erik, thank you for taking what little free time you have to edit these videos for us.

[@FredMcIntyre]

Awesome work fellas! 😃👍🏼👊🏼 ... Both splinter and sliver have similar meanings, though here in NY, as far as I know, splinter is typically used in the case of wood, whereas sliver is typically used for other materials such as metal or glass .... Erik, excellent work using both the video recording device and the video editing device ... 😁👍🏼👊🏼

[@wernermoura7326]

Hello guys, I've been with you for a long time and building this house is challenging you to be more creative. It's a pleasure for me to follow this process from so far away. A big hug to the whole team here in São Paulo - Brazil.

[@52aberdeen1]

Jono's cutting device definitely looks like an Arlo trick , SMART

[@chrisflint828]

I’m gonna need to copy that

[@keithwiddows2391]

Jono is the new Arlo

[@jessenorton6731]

I know editing is crazy, but these videos are so relaxing to watch. Great job!

[@AmericaMF]

Just who I needed today. Ain’t had a day off in weeks. Nothing better than watching others work

[@AB-so3jv]

This is an amazing crew. The chemistry between each other is better than lots of families out there.

[@skeltonjuanita6515]

Guys, the roofing looks really like a monster job. Listening to your remarks, it is amazing that you don’t have a crane for those trusses but you really are great craftsmen…truly!❤😮

[@pietervercauteren1505]

1:15 in Europe they sometimes add a layer of gravel on a flat roof, mainly to protect the membrane, giving it a couple of years extra life, sometimes they add a layer of plants. That benefits al sorts of things. Lifetime, insulation, drainage and Co reduction

[@rsporter]

That's common in North America as well. The rocks on a roof are called ballast because it holds down the insulation.

[@thisisbriannaandrea]

Typically with a flat roof the framing is flat and the insulation under the rubber membrane provides the slope. Its done in commercial all the time. The foam sheets are preformed with a slope; essentially a wedge.

[@leviathanx0815]

18:29 You know, Drywall/Plasterboard carrier handles also work for sheets of wood. There are some real fancy ones on the market. At least, I found the use of them more comfortable on the long run than carrying the large amount of boards that way.

[@ovidiuciuparu6421]

1:24 you will add gravel..the membrane will not be burned by sun!

[@raykarriker2803]

Love the family atmosphere on your job site and you are able to have fun at work

[@SobagAdventures]

I love the cliffhangers in all the episodes. It's 5pm and the viewer thinks the video is done because the music and montage hit the screen but then there's 12 min left. Love it.

[@Superwoodputtie]

Jamie being tired and over putting up the facia board on the 3ft overhangs, is such a mood. I feel that vibe so much. Barely holding it together and still having to work and make decisions is such a grind.

[@ScottGunMag69]

I’m a machinist and I get slivers, which are generally steel. Splinters are wood.

[@willbell9642]

We get slivers in Canada 😂

[@Construction-70]

Wow many thank brother ❤

[@vonnyrotten]

Round these parts up yonder in Washington, we call them Slivers when they are sticking out, Splinters are under the skin (or at least very close to being fully under the skin), though sometimes I think its acceptable to use them for size variation, slivers are the smaller/thinner of the two in that circumstance. The more you know....! :)

[@harryhoudini2645]

As a Carpenter I totally knew what a plumbing device is. Leveling device would be for horizontal plane so I believe talking vertical plumbing device is a great tool to implement.

[@marshalltille7770]

Hold up, too many big adult words there. STOP. Joking. 🤙🍕

[@robertbeirne9813]

Plumbing devise=plunger

[@BraydensCanvas]

In Denmark our codes require that flat roofs should be designed with a fall of 1:40 which means for every run of 1m it drops 4cm or in imperial terms that should be 5/16 for every foot. this gives an adequate drainage as a minimum. :)

[@akashnath612]

Really waiting and excited to see how it would look after it's finished outside framing 👍

[@davidraymond9581]

Hey guys! Love your videos. Look forward to each week after work, sitting in my recliner having dinner, (Im a bachelor lol) watching you all build. Each one of you brings something different to your channel. Like to see even more interaction with all your guys. Im sure its a fine balance between You Tubing and building to make a living. I install flooring (26+ years) and have thought about "What if I You Tubed it". Phew! Hats off to you all A personal comment to Jono. Bud you are really looking good! Keep it up bud Keep em coming guys! Look forward to each video and talk to people I know about your channel

[@Fridayone35]

All these devices, I love it.

[@robertjennings5357]

So much fun watching how you guys work together and through things! Your attention to detail is amazing and of course professional!

[@thomasmackey6760]

This was a fantastic episode. It showed such a great blend of on the spot problem solving and using experiance to guide solutions, as well as anticipating bottlenecks and using practical work arounds. I especially love how you raised the question of weather the permanent membrane can go over zip roof sheathing. You guys are Boss.

[@Noe-iu5zf]

AI?

[@thomasmackey6760]

@@Noe-iu5zf Nope

[@robbertwerk373]

awesome guys! glad to see you in good health en "normal"weather

[@coralboy7428]

In the UK the joists or roof timbers go on flat and then the firring pieces (or shims I think you call them) go on the top or to the outside side of the roof part of the timber. Also gravel is put on the roof to stop the sun perishing the built up felt that is used on flat roofs.

[@donovandavidsonAlton]

Great good to see you're team in action its my Sunday Evening sorted

[@colinstuartsmith]

Nice shots at the end... shows how awesome this building will be when finished

[@c.a.g.1977]

This build is just epic. Awesome job, guys!

[@rondunlap4628]

Jason I'm with you on the slivers I grew up in Pa.. ,and I was raised with the term sliver .splinter were before it wen in your skin the wood just splintered

[@jkell42]

It has been fun coming along for this build! I still remember you pouring flour to mark the foundation lines…

[@adubbelde1]

If you're doing a flat (low slope) roof. build it flat and the roofer can use tapered insulation to create the necessary slope.

[@billt.58]

Always looking forward to your videos!!!

[@jennifergoodman7182]

I love watching you guys! I love the tips can I give you one tip? To be easier to carry the zip you can get drywall carriers or handles they’re grey I got mine at Lowe’s.

[@mulliganman33]

@ 18:00, we called them slivers too, when I was a kid growing up in Idyllwild, CA. Slivers and splinters are the same thing.

[@pietervercauteren1505]

22:59 you can even put a Woodburn in there, they make special pipes for this kind of chimney. They are big. (150mm to 160mm inside diameter, an inch or so insulation and a second metal pipe)

[@Jameswalton88]

Honestly, I love these guys. Building this huge house looks amazing. I'm glad you shared these videos. Honestly, just watch all your videos. I only got these to watch now kinda sad and Jay Way's new project

[@AlexBelonenko-oy7rz]

Amazing work. Fun to watch your team on my viewing devise! 😂😂

[@chainscdmc]

That place is gonna be spectacular once yall get it done. We come to Bryson city at least once a year. I’d love just to drive up there to that house once it’s finished.

[@keeplearning7434]

I enjoy watching your videos. Good thinking on adding a little slope to the flat roof. You might want to re-think the absence of a gutter in the back. Water running off the roof without a gutter could cause splashes against the wall depending on the wind. It also might drown some of the plants that the owner would want to plant in that area. Especially with weather getting more extreme the owner likely will regret not having gutters.

[@barmanvarn]

On the flat roof could you have added a 3rd top plate to each side and then put a small taper on the top of each board? Then the ends would be square and that extra top plate would let you keep the depth needed for insulation. This would also keep the ceiling flat and you wouldn’t need the wedges. I mean if you’re gonna do wedges just “wedge” the rafters and be done with it.

[@veudeu]

You guys do amazing work. I love that you all work together and work hard, but have a great time doing it. I started my career in telco doing physical work pulling cable outdoors which was very hard yet very rewarding and always looked forward to the next day. Now doing IT design at a desk, not so much and I miss those days. You guys want to hire an old IT guy as an apprentice? I’m in!! 😂

[@ralphm2856]

Looks amazing. Perfect crew. Be safe and careful.

[@Wade70]

Great build. Great crew! Love the content❤

[@aloispfiffkas3988]

Perfect work.

[@rushcarlton]

I always have a note on my plans that defines “flat roof” as not less than 1-1/2:12 for conventional residential. For commercial obviously it can be as low as 1/4:12 with tapered polyiso or similar roofing.

[@johncampbell6382]

Looking good guys 👍

[@oluwapelumib]

I'm watching this video on a primarily phone call making device, but also a secondary video watching device.

[@nathanharvey2568]

Don't y'all just really love it when the plans start coming together.👍

[@grife3000]

Glad I could help you build.

[@Gal327]

Saludos soy mexicano Trabaje 13 años y saludos a todo su equipo de trabajo 🫡 un saludo a toda mi raza mexicana y también USA Dios los Bendiga con cuidado 🙏🏼

[@tullgutten]

For the half flat roof. Put the roof joist on totally flat and diagonally rip a 2x4 at the same length. Then the innside would be flat and facia ends plumb. That how I've seen Mike Holmes do it in every "flat roof" repair ;)

[@shervegas]

I am really liking the hat!

[@yudzhin911]

you have a very cool team, it can be seen that you have been working together for a long time

[@tinareaume7484]

You boys are all so much fun! I love Jaime! And I learn some things too.

[@SamSheffer117]

You Should post the link to that video you mentioned watching about the modern replication of old architecture!! It sounds really cool!

[@Orikix]

I like how Jono is becoming like Arlo with his helpful time-saving inventions. He kinda is like Arlo 0.5😂 It will be fun to see if he ever catches up to him.

[@markrichter7504]

The "plumbing device" comment was pretty funny!

[@RickHarris-ou7qv]

Hey Guys, enjoying the build!! You really do need scaffolding around that whole thing... crazy how you risk so much.. in Australia you'd have been thrown off the site and fined for not having fall protection.

[@gametime5726]

Awesome work gentleman

[@brianhopkins5251]

ok i think you did that backwards. I think you should have set the rafters flat (level) and then set the long shims on top. The ends would be level, the decking weight would naturally hold the shims in place and the ceiling would be flat, the ends would be flat and the top would be pitched.

[@MaxLaMenace]

yeah but then you get an oversized fascia board on the front side of the house.

[@Jonnyeet]

Or leave one side the 2x12 and rip it down to a 2x10 on the other end. Then you have a 2x12 facia on one side, 2x10 facia on the other side, a flat ceiling inside and a pitched roof that didn’t require a third top plate on the one wall.

[@paulsprojects9254]

Or they could’ve simply cut the top 1.5 inches

[@johndavies2396]

It seemed a complicated way to use a lot more timber

[@Mike-qq2cl]

Or they achieved what they wanted in a way that worked for them 👍

[@firemanj35]

Looking awesome guys

[@mhenlopotter1612]

Mhhh.... Looking goooooood 😁 This is the best phase of the build in my opinion. You see a lot of progress and it looks more and more like a house 😉

[@MikrySoft]

0:30 Watching all of the episodes where you need to figure something out, where reality doesn't match the plans etc, I don't quite get how you can work like that. Maybe it's because my background is in electronic engineering where everything has to be designed to 0.001", but if I was to ever build/design a house, it would start as a 3D model, complete with every piece of rebar, stud, wire or pipe. And update it if any changes need to be made on site. None of that "lets figure out how high those studs need to be for that pitch", I have a cut list before there is even a hole in the ground.

[@sjpiotrowski]

I love those new fangle hammering devices!!

[@frdmbe9258]

May devices never end

[@sjpiotrowski]

@@frdmbe9258 May the Device Force Be With You!!

[@jirifrybort5877]

It’s finally taking shape 👍💪👍💪

[@arresthillary9502]

looking good fellers!!

[@Mike-p7e]

Jono is the new Arlo!!great job guys best crew around hands down!! Peabody,Massachusetts

[@alzuu1]

If Brock ever decides to go solar, that roof is perfect for panels. I would highly recommend an Enphase system since it has great reliability.

[@dh5900]

you guys are amazing

[@milesharlan1]

Thanks guys for another fun, entertaining video!! I think today is Jaimes BD. If it is, Happy Birthday Jaime!! KUTGW

[@PerkinsBuilderBrothers]

Thanks for the reminder Miles! I need to call Jaime!

[@moonpie21012]

@@PerkinsBuilderBrothers😂

[@tinareaume]

A montage of throwing and catching (or not) of tools would be a really cool video. Do you have time Eric?

[@bundylam]

It's looking even better than i thought now... great work lads.

[@droppindeuces6981]

Can't help but notice Jason is very hands-on. Also cheeky.

[@frdmbe9258]

This episode was certainly a two man job, cheeky indeed. And may Jason continue on, as cheeky as can be - chalk line wicked.

[@taavetti4]

well that truss installing is perfect teamwork

[@kennethbarber438]

I would tape top edge of foam-backed sheathing, so water can't get down between foam and backside of sheathing

[@teresakovach4144]

Looks like a house!! LOL Great job guys, thanks for the video!!

[@reginablock6850]

The problem solving skills you demonstrate are what keeps me watching.

[@dustinboyce25]

That was a pretty awesome droop stopping device

[@kenbrusegaard2231]

Why not just cut taper on top of 2×12 leaving bottom flat and ends plumb

[@112Haribo]

if you taper the 2x12 joist there will no longer be 11 inches for insulation.

[@mrinalong37]

coz they work harder not smarter..

[@moonpie21012]

Ray made a careful avoidance of banging device there!😂😂

[@claykowalsky2064]

Set the 2x12 flat and use wedge rigid insulation board under your epdm which gives you the slope needed plus extinR value

[@brtko_marek]

Im really pumped for when you will be putting the windows in this bad boy it will be brutal

[@situational.analysis]

Yep. That's when it comes to life.

[@debraimmer260]

The drone views are amazing

[@patmendiola5466]

Great show, boyz! Stay safe!

[@ninabooker2904]

There’s nothing sexier than a crew of hard working men. And the man glitter is nice too ! TY

[@christopherplum112]

Maybe talk to roofer next time as they have sloped insulation they could have put down before membrane. This would allow you to frame flat and they slope with roofing materials and provide an insulating factor. Great stuff, thanks.