Insane Mobile Workshop & More from IBS 2023

Matt and the Build Experts attend the 2023 International Builders Show! See what’s new in building this year. Tune in every day this week for a new video from IBS and check back Friday for Matt’s Best of IBS Part 2!
0:00 - Intro
0:54 - On-Site Solutions
3:41 - Door Stud
5:29 - Stego
7:55 - Aquor
12:28 - Rinnai
19:12 - Longboard
31:26 - Viewrail
40:20 - Protective Products
44:15 - Sugatsune
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[@CSDSolutionsLLC]

@13:35 If you already have a recerulation pump instead of a timer use a smart switch that works with Google Home. Then you can create a custom command(in Google Home) that turns the pump on for just the right amount of time to pull fresh hot water into the line.

[@Eric998765]

The door stud is such a cool thing. I replaced all the doors in my house a couple years ago and trying to get a dozen doors, even lightweight crappy ones like i have, level and perfect was awful. However, $300-400 is a joke for what is essentially 4 casters and a piece of steel with four bends in it

[@denverbasshead]

You get to charge what you want when your the first

[@tlangdon12]

Hot water recirculation is always best done via presence sensors in the bathrooms and over the kitchen sink - if anyone comes near any sink or basin, the recirculation pump kicks in just in case they want to use the hot tap.

[@normanmfakierjr2387]

Great content Matt. It was perfect "tag team" with the crew. EXCELLETE

[@DEADB33F]

Love the hot/cold spigots. Definitely getting some of those. Any idea when Aquor will have them up on their online shop?

[@Rocco101]

Heck ya great to see the crew with you Matt another great video full of awesome products and tons of info. I'm definitely going next year

[@markpalmer5311]

Longboard is cool

[@stevenbaczekarchitect9431]

Agreed

[@vitaliypro8441]

It is cool until you hear what it cost

[@infiniteadam7352]

Yay for IBS! Never thought I would say that!

[@AsHellBored]

Those are great stairs. im glad my old neighborhood as kid is bring awesomeness to the rest of the world.

[@charlesviner1565]

Let's get going 👍

[@vaughnmaurt5013]

Great content share and demo talk

[@GK-ye3fr]

Great video

[@hemidesign]

Good job Matt!

[@buildshow]

Thanks for your support!

[@mradavid]

The longboard system is super cool but I imagine very pricey

[@huntsman12g]

Can the Longboard siding be applied to an ICF house exterior?

[@chuckmorse7754]

Noted the foreign intellectual property/ patent spies taking pictures of product so that they can reproduce a cheaper version to sell to Americans… RESTRICTED ENTRY into these shows is a must! It’s not being mean, it’s protecting against theft!

[@clintforest44]

I assume you're talking about the Asian guy taking photo's? You do realize China could just buy the product and reproduce it don't you? Your covert racism wasn't very stealthy.

[@treblig82]

Hey Matt did y’all meet the Stud Pack?!?

[@matteoviewvoice1120]

Can we please address how gorgeous Will King is? Wow. Great looks, that sultry accent and a skilled builder. I'm a fan.

[@notshylo]

So true

[@maungmaung3175]

Does it come with the cover ?? For the people that working construction during winter time

[@zenrook1]

30:00 I'm wondering how the aluminum does in rejecting/transferring heat to the building (So. Nevada/So. Utah region)

[@publicmail2]

This show has restrooms all over the place, with good exhaust.

[@straight_to_finish]

Ron Paulk (thepaulkworkbench) had a similar work trailer years ago, except his had a roof over it.

[@kadmow]

- a cargo trailer with fold out - awning - sides would be very simple (no corner posts). - the claim "doing for 30 years" - likely a stretch on the facts maybe doing some kind of work trailers for 30 years - modern bells & whistles, not so much, builders back then still went to work with a hammer, nailbag, tape/rule and handsaw - and a bevy of corded tools (individual or boss supplied ??). ok, air compressors were normalised too (on the boss's truck).

[@FreekHoekstra]

I like the trailer, but i’d want it in a closed trailer or sprinter like workvan, so if its raining, i’m dry. Cool idea tho.

[@PtrOBrn]

Why not make the trailer have gull wings over the tools and the fold open or remove entirely. Setup time becomes more a matter of seconds.

[@DEADB33F]

Make the gullwings a canopy for working outside as well and have built-in overhead lights.

[@jim7498]

That would make it much more ideal in inclimate weather and evenings and night. I think the trailer is a great idea and setup just needs a few more tweaks or options

[@nealmcmillan5675]

Here is one that I made that is of the gull wing type, like Austrailian tradesmen trailers. Unique tool trailer build diy kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZW7iK2cZc6Zmsk

[@dannyzhang4017]

We are a manufacturer with ISO/CE certified focus on the double and triple glazing windows and doors in Foshan city China. We would like to take part in the show in America. Which one will be better? Thank you . Best regards. Danny.

[@stevenfoust3782]

The trailer is the best and worst idea at the same moment. It’s not like you can park it in the living room where you need it.

[@girich5473]

Hey Matt on the subject of Tankless water heaters, there is electric but more efficient is gas. I've been looking into induction stove top which better than gas. So back to the tankless hot water heater why can't someone make an TANKLESS INDUCTION HOT WATER HEATER? Or it's in the planning stages?

[@NSResponder]

27:35 could those clips be made out of some non-metal material for lower thermal conductivity? how about phenolic?

[@bothellkenmore]

I think their main focus is fire resistance.

[@petebusch9069]

LOL, why a dust collection system for something used outside?

[@storkyrobinson]

Wow, thanks for the hard sell on all these new products. That’s what I watch Risinger for, not well-informed insight into the latest building technology and methods.

[@Steve-bm2zm]

Rinnai tankless is the best

[@JamesSeedorf]

Rapid hot water systems don't save any energy, they are purely a comfort feature.

[@clintforest44]

They do save fresh water... Not a huge savings but you can feel better for not wasting as much.

[@JamesSeedorf]

@@clintforest44 that is true

[@atodaso1668]

The trailer sounds cool till you realize that most sites are not flat.

[@jim7498]

They could put leveling jack's on the corners

[@kadmow]

saying - that hot water recirculation "safes energy" seems counter intuitive, such a first world problem. (Obvs I am not familiar with typical USA systems of high end luxury - tankless heaters are not the norm in my experience.) Yes in winter - any hot water inside the insulated building envelope merely shares heating load - and instant heat, anywhere is really nice - why not, just have a heat exchanger off the central heat hot water circulation (or you don't do central hot water, you do central air, how inefficient, lol - jk) - for winter... In summer, circing hot water through the plumbing constantly has to use more energy than the "occasional - on and off 3-6 times a day (at "bath times) than running prepping the line a few times from a central HWS. People who "must" wash hands with hot water, are pampered first worlders - how a future collapse will "rock their paradigm" - lol.. (a grey-water diverter makes a lot of sense if water wastage is a concern - many ppl will use the few gallons "wasted" watering the front lawn.) An instantaneous heater to "peak" the temp - with a storage unit for central heating is probably the most efficient "instant hot" system. Expectations are a beast - $36k for a "starter staircase' seems like I should just live in my truck... Or go for a local fabricator, rather tthan a national chain paying migrants of dubious documentation "living" wages and profiteering off the backs of hardworking middleclass (aspirational a$$ Sn!ffers) people - or am I seeing tings wrong here ?? (PS, I could spend $$$ coin on a posh staircase, or I could fund needful surgeries for underprivileged people - I do need a staircase to my back porch, in the future - looking at options - hopefully not $40k worth.).

[@FredMcIntyre]

😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@jim7498]

All that innovation and invention with that trailer but no built in canopy?? That was a big miss in my opinion

[@matt45540]

Circulating hot water isn't saving energy! The more water you pump through and heat the more energy it pulls. Don't know why he would make claims like that 15:00

[@buildshow]

I need to rewatch that part, but yes it’s water saving (and frustrating/time) not energy.

[@davidfolsom2497]

Agree. Insulate the piping to actually save energy.

[@wshfullthnker]

Maybe less energy to heat luke-warm water to hot than ambient temp water to hot? So many variables thou.

[@Max_Marz]

had no idea a staircase is freakin 40k.. jesus

[@LincolnLog]

Yeah, you gotta help fund ole boy's $80k pickup he only takes to the mall and grocery 🤣. I custom ordered a single stringer style from china, glass railings, with the wood end cap and underlit stair treads for $8k. They draw it all up in CAD as custom design for you too before you order. In America, you can't get a contractor to call you back while I touch base with the chinese supplier every night if I need.

[@valdius85]

Matt: the “let’s get going” looks like a corporate cringe. Please don’t force grown site met to do this 😂❤

[@jessiemartinfostersr.6067]

ALL ELECTRIC HOME WITH TANKLESS WATER HEATERS . ???

[@clintforest44]

I don't get the question???

[@gardenwitheden]

First!

[@jim7498]

👎

[@gardenwitheden]

@@jim7498 😂😂

[@WilliamPozo]

Matt, this ibs thing seems like all your sponsors lined up in a row. Your spontaneous and educational approach to building construction and B-science is being lost to a small group of sponsor companies. Kind of sad for the channel.

[@jsoverton8785]

Much of the educational content has been pushed off to the Build Show Network. It’s a different platform, but it’s still free. In fact, there’s even more education there.

[@WilliamPozo]

@@jsoverton8785 Yeah, seems like the yt channel is just promotional for paid sponsors.

[@Padoinky]

I disagree

[@nannesoar]

0:29 FFS I thought this was the Irritable Bowel Show WHAT A RIPOFF

[@petebusch9069]

Matt how about a REAL review verse all this feel good crap.

[@spencenaz]

@TheSmartWoodshop Has a much better design for a mobile workshop.