Construction of a MEGA sized Modern Home PT 55 | Stick Framing Side Roofs

[@PerkinsBuilderBrothers]

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[@ByronduBoisZA]

When do you guys close for the holidays. Will we get another 1 or 2 updates before closing.

[@AngelilloPR]

what software do you use to edit your videos?

[@billsears1622]

I love watching all of the crew, but it seems like every time Jono speaks, I've got another helpful tip!! You're lucky to have such a knowledgeable guy on the crew.

[@randyrodriguez4643]

That flatbar trick is GENIUS. Nice work!

[@joshuabooth8853]

I love when you guys take the time to try and teach your viewers tips, tricks, and how to use tools to get measurements or degrees that we wouldn’t know how to get! Keep up the good work!

[@Natedoc808]

All of these “tricks” are in the blue book that come with your rafter square.

[@deanbuzzell233]

I’m coming off a triple- bypass open heart surgery, and wanted to let you know how MUCH I enjoy and look forward to your content. Now that I’m laid up a bit I find that I look forward to watching you brothers and your crew. Thanks so MUCH to all of the crew of Perkins Brothers Builders; you guys lift me up during a particularly trying time in my life. Love you all.

[@skeltonjuanita6515]

It is looking good. It is an interesting house architecturally. So many overhangs and angles but you all have so much skill😮!

[@timryan9066]

Jono is turning into the new arlo he’s very skilled and a silent killer that’s a guy u have to keep around

[@epalla]

The flat bar in the circular saw guide just blew my mind. 🤯

[@hospicenursingab]

I love your new hand bro been watching for years god bless❤

[@prudencepark3731]

My Grandaddy was a finish carpenter, although he could build anything. I love woodworking too. It's so much fun watching you guys. Thanks! 😊

[@AndrewConway]

That Faltbar trick is awesome... I'll be putting that in my mental toolbox.... Thanks

[@gabbawsdestinyvideos3282]

Love the content as usual! Just wondering if somebody else feels like me, but i prefer when there is no " little sketce" of what is about to come in the video. I really like it as a big suprise:) Keep up the awesome work you guys. Thank you!

[@CaseLucasRobinson]

Love the Perkins Brothers

[@itscrikey]

20:46 that whole conversation reminds me of discussions with my kids on why they need to do their damn chores.

[@MegaTubeguru]

It’s all coming together and looking “Perkins” quality good!!!… Been closely following and patiently waiting for every new episode /video to unfold each week… As you get closer to putting the roof in place, one can get a better idea as to how mega and remarkably beautiful this home is going to be… Like I said b4, can’t wait!!!… So keep dem videos coming and “Let’s get back to work!!!”… 👍🏾

[@pamelahousley7543]

This build gets more amazing each video

[@judithpersley2828]

Good work fellas! Looking forward to Thursday!

[@MamutuMali]

I been into woodworking and construction for a few years and seen your videos has been the best for me, learning a lot through your projects, now im working on the construction of a tiny house for a friend here in Mexico ( where the typical construction is with bricks and concrete). I really want to thank you for this channel, the god spirit, excellent work and all the secrets behind all this. You're awesome.

[@joeydirckx2682]

At 14:10 you talk about deleting the overhang which makes sense because it would be difficult to finish the bottom of it, is that a call you just make in the field or do you go over it with the homeowner and convince them it just doesn’t make sense to build it as the plans were designed? Keep up the great work, enjoy every episode!

[@JohnShalamskas]

A very strong reason to delete the overhang is that it would attract all sorts of critters to build a nest there.

[@DONAVIN-0]

Jono for the win, great tip!

[@catsmeow5566]

Loved the playing with shadows. Great to see how this is coming along. I was looking at the ingredients in the Beam dream powder and it has magnesium so if you take Synthroid for hypothyroid you can't take the dream powder within 4 hours of it as magnesium reduces the effectiveness of Synthroid. The melatonin and L-theanine in it are supposed to be good for sleep. Those are some complicated roof angles.

[@maxwilliams4015]

I enjoy your videos have learned a few things I did not know keep it up

[@vinnie2582]

Finally got a digggerrrrr!!!!

[@danielhockman2956]

My wife, a baker, and I watch every episode. She wants to know if your wife is looking for her bowl scraper that you are using on zip tape. Love your show.

[@jim96r]

Your videos goes so quickly… I’m so grateful for how you package what is really a gift to all of us. Thank you! 🎉

[@stephensaines7100]

@9:40 / 24:29....freakin' brilliant!

[@debraimmer260]

Great video. This place is amazing.

[@philk1913]

I’m sure many of us feel this way, I would really like longer videos. You guys do such a great job showing the whole process and it always seems to go so quickly.

[@CulpritChronicles]

I agree! I enjoy them and how they all interact

[@lammiedijks8222]

Yeah. I like the long videos. And we can only learn from them. I mean I'm gonna make a new shed next year..

[@dustynbeasley6261]

I'm sure Eric is already having a difficult time managing being, actually on the job, his wife, his kids, and then editing these videos. Plus all the stuff that just randomly comes up that needs to be solved, we all know about unforeseen issues that need addressing. Editing isn't really a fast process you have to watch the recordings to make sure it's what you want and then I'm sure he watches the video back to make sure it's what he wants it to be. Like do you think you could even juggle your job, your wife, and kids and keep them all happy. Then edit videos on top of that. Editing gets old after awhile so I'm perfectly happy with 25 to 30 minutes. Adding even 10 minutes to the video I sure would add close to another hour for Eric which he clearly doesn't have being late to work and what not, know what I'm saying?

[@dustynbeasley6261]

You can see it on his face even at the end of this video. You could tell he was tired of editing and still had to film that little outro shouting out Jay's commission discount and then upload that to the computer and edit that part in as well. Just an observation.

[@mk54769]

Great channel and content, but they are kinda milking it with this build

[@derxsperling]

Great Video as Always 😊

[@robertjolliffe2612]

Short video, but I look forward every week. Thanks heaps!!

[@martinbelshaw4050]

Jono is the new Arlo with his top tips😂😂😂

[@mindgame112]

Love the new style of editing and logo presentation!! Looks so much more polished!

[@Jaxel793]

Ya, I wonder if he hired an editor or something. It's been top notch.

[@jonnyd505]

Yup agreed and normally I’m resistant to changes like that 😅

[@moonpie21012]

@@Jaxel793it’s still just him, watch the end of this video and you’ll see!

[@Davey768]

I could do without the preview, but other then that it's good!

[@robinharrison3907]

Great Work 👍👍

[@NGUNOW]

Thank you for the video!

[@brtko_marek]

i mean, not everyone could build a house like this one. You guys are clearly very skilled! :)

[@chrissmyers2884]

The're called plans...some of us plumbers use those to put the pipe where it goes before the wall is there.

[@brtko_marek]

@@chrissmyers2884 iv seen enough videos about the build quality most of the home inspectors see and i bet you would be bevildered to see its really really poor, even the houses that people flip. just unprofesional and dangerous builds all over. so NO, not everyone can compute a PLAN and stick to it.

[@Natedoc808]

True, because a good architect would’ve seen most of these problems on the drawing board and cleaned them up before getting the prints stamped.

[@lienaarendse7042]

Good afternoon from sunny South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@54mgtf22]

Cool 😎

[@rico1319]

Man, this house is looking super cool! 👍👍👍 the location kinda reminds me of where I live 👍

[@FENmap]

Don't know if it was easier but I really dug that edit over your audio explaining to Jamie what you wanted to do to that shallow roof

[@vicwiseman6038]

🛑 Those short rafters need steel brackets at the end to ensure they don’t fail at the connection point should someone walk across them closer to the edge or put any load on the end. The nails won’t cut it! The overhang is far too great for such short rafters. At 18:00 you show someone walking across but they are walking closer to the wall where there is more support from below.

[@garygibson133]

The short rafters' overhang provides a significant lever arms. A 250lb person standing at the end of the rafter overhang probably exhibits 500+ lb of rotational/upward loading on short rafter - ledger connection. Archimedes “Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world.”

[@ryanrents126]

That flat bar like Jono's is one of my most used tools. My grandpa was a beekeeper and that was his hive too. Just gotta find a good quality spring steel one since they're so thin. The Chinesium ones break too easily.

[@solbergsindre]

I swear Jono is turning into a new Arlo. Not only his attention to detail, but he's got so many genius little tricks that are brilliant in their simplicity, and super helpful Do not let that man get away!

[@ronsimpson143]

I have said that before. Arlo was the Wizard. Jono is the Magician.

[@TR-rz1xt]

I was thinking the exact same thing.

[@munkydotorg]

Well someone really had to step into those Arlo shoes. Jono is the best choice!

[@MamutuMali]

Should be called Jarlo

[@ronsimpson143]

@@MamutuMali Arlo Junior

[@wernermoura7326]

Hi guys, these angled cuts are the secret to a good roof. I would like Jamie to tell us how many screws have been used so far on this house. Big hug from São Paulo - Brazil.

[@Ithinkimaman666]

Omg i can’t imagine what doesn’t make these videos after seeing you guys playing with the shadows on the wall. Lol and yes I had to rewatch it a few times for the laugh

[@gregjohnson796]

This build is looking awesome. Thx for the great videos

[@billygray9417]

If y’all ever come across another weird roofline like that, would it be worthwhile to flash/waterproof where the roof meets the girder before you cover it? Mainly just for redundancy to prevent water damage from a leak?

[@bizkruw7150]

Keep up the content. Nice job

[@imraneo]

Eric totally reminds me of Spielberg with those glasses on 😊 Amazing progress on the house btw. Not skipping any episodes!

[@markhoulding1938]

Just a thought guys. If you placed a rafter at each end. Plumbed up either outside or inside of plate pulled a line then measured down to get Hap on each rafter. Great vid pain in the arse when plates aren’t level or parallel. 👍

[@moonpiespotlight4759]

Nice segment guys. Nothing new for you guys but imagine being able to view any point in your home from the time it was built. I make it a point to video and photo chronicle any and all upgrades or repair work done to my home for future reference (and if I ever sell the home, for the next person).

[@johnm3413]

Totally. Great for remembering cable runs and service routes etc.

[@SeanGreeley]

You guys are awesome!! Where did you learn to build like this it seems you guys have a lot of tricks an easy way of doing things Thanks for keeping me entertained with your humor and skills great bunch of guys having fun. Take care.. enjoying every episode!! Sean

[@Tomcatt817]

1:10 Can Jamie do a 'quick' rundown on something?

[@bernardtenpas9493]

In That 2 to three pitch intersect I personally would usually just nail a double fascia directly to the face or the wall to atleast account to cover the thickness of the siding and allow it all to finish nicely and avoid the interference of the roofing application.

[@AB-iy9ci]

I love that you now include the inevitable snafus and how to fix em. Great videos!

[@justinmanship5431]

3:56 those aren’t ledger locks. Those are SDWC’s. They replace hurricane ties. Maybe they can be used for a ledger too? Not sure on that but they don’t have much of a head on em.

[@Lethalgarage]

Let’s go!!!!!

[@HT-Blindleader]

Double up a 2x4 on that roof bump out. A faux overhang. It needs something to break that line and give it the feel of an overhang.

[@MelissaNENY]

Question: Since you get a certified Architectural Plans, as you build do you add or subtract the adjustment as built? So home owner would receive a completed “as built” plans.

[@alanpaulick7815]

Thanks for sharing my Sunday fix guy's. Have a productive week and be safe.

[@brickyty1980]

Another cracking video as always guys! love how well you all work together, all know what you're doing and just get on with it. good tips as always, as here in the UK, not many houses get built this way, usually tons of bricks instead of timber framed. so nice to pick up new techniques for when i'm building sheds etc. keep up the great work! house is coming along fantastic!!!

[@jamesheidema]

Sweet

[@daddykidlat4089]

good thing about wood

[@sergioneuschl8030]

Hola buen día para cuando los videos en español 😅 saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷

[@fireyfuze7231]

How do you know when you worked a long time with each other? When you can say, "DOWN A FUZZY...... YUP" 21:12 hahaha

[@tedmcnair9709]

Erik How many belts have you sold now? I purchased one two weeks ago. I just put the first 50 hours on it this past week. The only improvement would be a strip of leather on the top rear of the belt where I hang my impact!

[@mrsdig57]

Y'all made my Sunday!😊

[@michaelleinen1949]

Let’s go!

[@rallycharly]

I was wondering why you didnt lexel the band on on the 2/12 roof ? is it a good idea or not to lexel bands?

[@patmendiola5466]

It's always a great watch.....

[@RBCire]

9:32 I think he told you to "shut it" lol

[@JesusRisen8]

yall should do more history segments lol

[@V_A_M_H_111]

I will say the editing of this house build has been phenomenal! Keep up the good work guys! Sending big love from Scotland!

[@shawnfoos7844]

You should get whatever Johno is using for weight loss as a sponsor. The house looks great.

[@karengreybill2860]

I don't know why, but I really enjoy learning (but never comprehending) the new language of construction speak...

[@Cliffepoos]

I live in Ireland where we build houses out of brick, and I'm curious as to how long a house such as the one you are building, would last, on average, without repairs? How soon would it require repairs once finished?

[@PerkinsBuilderBrothers]

It should last 100 yrs or more as long as it has a good roof on it. There are wooden houses here that are hundreds of years old.

[@Cliffepoos]

@@PerkinsBuilderBrothers Thank you. My curosity is sated.

[@saljablo2767]

LOL found the obligatory euro “weeeeeee build houses out of iron!!!” Comment.

[@Cliffepoos]

@@saljablo2767 What are you talking about? I said that because I have no experence with how you build houses and I was making an enquiry for comparison. Minor modifactions to a house here probably costs twice to three times what it does there. Each method has its advantages. American houses are built faster and larger for less money. That is a big plus.

[@mikemmikem2758]

Well if I'm ever in that neck of the woods and need a bomb shelter I'll know where to go. Great job guys and another great video. I could watch your videos for an hour or more.

[@detroithammer8869]

I love carpenters who think about the roofers.😁

[@robertbeirne9813]

That’s because they are the roofers

[@SteveRivett]

They have fluid drive impacts that are supposed to be quieter.

[@guannnpenggg]

awesome build PBB. keep up the amazing work! looking forward to more videos!

[@michigantler5046]

cool

[@LewisEGilbert]

I might note that "my speed square" says "Jono" on it....

[@milesharlan1]

Happy Sunday!! I learned a few new vocabulary words today!! Guess & Check & Down a fussy!! 😅LOL. Thank you, guys & KUTGW

[@TheGreatRandom]

Great progress ❤

[@johncobler3762]

What’s the material cost on this huge home would like to know

[@josephwhitt4719]

Longer videos please

[@Doogle81]

That hole in the wall you guys left to have access to the roof from the bonus room overlooking the mountain has to get a window! I mean, come on!

[@MSeroga]

Jono or Jhono... however you pronounce his name... Is easily the most no nonsense and most bang for your buck employee on the crew. You never see him wasting time or being useless... He's not the best for entertainment because he's usually serious and on task... but if you were starting a business, he's a must have in the crew!

[@jamespppyacek342]

Jono's my favorite. No nonsense. Gets the job done. Jason my least favorite. Nothing but attitude and muscles. Ray looks more and more like he ought to be sitting on the porch of a shack in the Appalachians spittin' out tabaky juice.

[@WeTheParty]

​@@jamespppyacek342 That's unfair to say about Jason. He just has a livelier personality, doesn't mean he's a slacker.

[@pfak]

Hey be nice to Jason.

[@MSeroga]

Jason is actually a good worker but he jokes a lot so he makes you think he’s not that great but he’s actually full of good ideas it’s just that they all can’t compare to Jamie’s knowledge so they don’t seem that smart since Jamie’s usually around.

[@brtko_marek]

hes now the NEW ARLO (oldest/wisest on the crew) 😁💪

[@steveramirez1654]

👍👍

[@MudHere1]

Jono’s flatbar tip was excellent as well

[@XxTCOBBxX720xX]

Jono always impressing me with the ingenuity. The little crowbar circular saw trick was genius.

[@4D1Characterror]

Have you hired a new editor? There's new motion graphics with sound effects and different music lately. Nice.

[@willrenyolnds]

nice

[@patrickstover8766]

The editing just keeps improving. You guys are doing such a good job.

[@fatcat-hc4pj]

Hey guy's

[@radioactivebanana6774]

Birdsmouth for rafters, wikipedia explanation: "A rafter cutting is called a "bird's mouth" because the shape of the cut, with a small notch at the bottom and a wider opening at the top, resembles the open beak of a bird, creating a similar "perch-like" surface where the rafter sits on the wall's top plate; essentially, the cut functions like a bird's mouth would to grip onto something."

[@noelkenny7504]

Fantastic work as always

[@stevespencer9001]

So where does the road go running behind the house 🤔 oh yeah this house is for the kids the big ones up the mountain 😮😮😂

[@greybear3090]

Thanks for sharing!

[@fjeinca]

I’m impressed by the uniformity and precision y’all manage to build with while using measurements like “a buzz” or “a fuzzy”. Whatever works!

[@cybersurfer2010]

So how many people are going to live in this giant house?