Literally THE Coolest Overflow Pan I’ve ever seen! Plus 10 other NEW Building Products

Get ready to dive into the latest innovations in construction with Matt Risinger and Mark Willie on today's Build Show! From cutting-edge materials to revolutionary tools, this episode is packed with exciting new products that are changing the game in the construction industry.
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1. Winbag - winbagusa.com/
2. GRABO - grabo.com/
3. Enerlux Windows - enerluxwindows.com/
4. Fast-Tube™ - fast-tube.com/
5. Nuwool ECOCELL Batt and Blanket Insulation - nuwool.com/
6. Klein MODbox™ Mobile Workstation - www.kleintools.com/modbox
Ridgid www.ridgid.com
7. SKYX and SkyPlug - skyplug.com/
8. Killarney Metals - www.killarneymetals.com/
9. ROOFIVENT - roofivent.com/
10. Maxell Pipe & Wall Sealer - biz.maxell.com/en/sliontec_ta...
11. Questech - www.questech.com/
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Thanks Eric for the Ridgid tools wrench!
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[@FallRiverHomesScott]

Mark’s such a nice dude! Matt is too, of course! 😆

[@jerryquesenberry2520]

Good seeing ya'll have some fun! 21:14

[@jonathanzappala]

I thought those wind bags were for breaking into cars 🤣

[@ryanlaabs6034]

If you used a sonotube for the first and last foot, it would give it a great form to keep the column cylindrical

[@tumbleweed1976]

Thank you for the education 🎈

[@jasonroets660]

At IBS I met the rep for the Sky Plug. They are sending me a box of them as well. Can’t wait to try them.

[@AaronHope_Sow]

Maxell was my go to for cassette tapes

[@bothellkenmore]

I think I was a TDK person but def remember Maxell

[@old1234]

Happy to see Enerlux on the build show!! Made in Crete Nebraska. I searched high and low for windows for my personal DIY project about 2 years ago. Enerlux checked ALL the boxes for me. From start to finish they were top notch. As Matt mentioned the price was fantastic and quality was head and shoulders above everything else I looked at.

[@vapeurdepisse]

Did you compare them to the Euro brands as well?

[@old1234]

I did not compare them to the euro options. At first I wanted to stick with a mfg that I could get from a localish dealer for ease of service and support should a problem arise. That did limit my options to the all the big mfgs as well as a handful of smaller companies. I wasn't happy with any of them and then started looking at Canadian options just before I found Enerlux. Turns out I live about 30mi from the Enerlux facility and didn't even know they existed. After touring the facility and talking with the Enerlux crew I knew their product was exactly what I was searching for regardless of price. When my quote came in under most everyone else it was just a no-brainer for me. For me the "bang for the buck" value was off the charts. As an example my Enerlux quote was ~25% less than Marvin for a FAR superior product.

[@vapeurdepisse]

@@old1234 Got you. I'll look into them for sure. I'm near Boston and there is a Euro window supplier that is always promoted by this channel. I'll compare the quotes. What made you conclude that this is a far superior product to Marvin? I keep hearing Marvin is the best, etc. but not sure what to compare. I like fiberglass.

[@Pertzbro1]

I'm going to give them a solid look too. They're 3 hours fom me and Pella is also 3 hours from me. My only concern is how they paint them. I believe Pella's impervia line is powder coated.

[@austinreynolds1033]

Can you speak to the ordering process? Did you go through a dealer?

[@Doubie.]

Honestly locked my tools and building keys in a clients building on a Sunday call out those air bags were so useful in getting back into the building without damaging anything or any of my normal tools

[@rodpotts2666]

I just bought a bunch of questech products for a bath build, switch covers are cool no exposed screws.

[@NSResponder]

Fast-Tube has been on the market for years.

[@hmonster1XL]

Those Questech Jolly profiles are super cool!

[@Sum1snrg]

Those Windbags have been sold at HD for years. Pretty neat tool.

[@ScoutyBoyO]

Have you ever profiled/featured any AAC panels or blocks? That would be interesting.

[@mackellyman5642]

You can put the pocket knives away for each other's safety and whip out the retractable Stanley razor knife from the back pocket to open or display packages. This is excellent content for the ever-changing construction world.

[@robertsteich7362]

9:20 Me screaming at the top of my lungs “NOOOOOO!!!!” As I just finished installing mineral wool insulation at my apartment. (Talked my landlord to purchase that inside of fiberglass.)

[@leabush2608]

Sweet couple ❤

[@tesla1494]

I have used the Grabo suction cup for Windows and one window glass was broken with the same exact shape as a suction cup

[@steveorourke810]

They do have sawzall blades that cut the nu-wool batt. Works great, they should send you some

[@steveorourke810]

@@Navy1977 I should swipe my wife's lol

[@dosadoodle]

I did try my Grabo on OSB subfloor and it wouldn't get a reliable seal and so didn't get a strong suction. Works with some other things, but not great with OSB.

[@vapeurdepisse]

Yeah I would have expected that... It's mostly for glass.

[@vapeurdepisse]

Duck Dynasty on the Build Show today 🤣

[@nieldcreek2098]

That dude had a lot more personality than Matt. Haha

[@joshbryant7363]

The electric connector should have been invented at least 50 years ago…I’ve always wondered why we didn’t have something like that!? For outlets as well…??? Nice work.

[@sparksmcgee6641]

Those drain pans are perfect for a garage dog wash station.

[@steven7650]

Why is duck dynasty on the build show? I'm so confused.

[@tedw7359]

@@Navy1977 I thought that too.

[@DrMJJr]

Same question. Looks nasty and very unprofessional!! Ugh

[@tedw7359]

@@DrMJJr My, aren't you judgmental. Especially for someone as "educated" as your username implies.

[@gerdberg4188]

Maybe you did not know it , but , sparkies use pipe wrenches too , you just never get to see that kind of work .

[@crcurran]

It's only confusing when you stick with imperial. Once over to metric measuring makes sense with base10 system.

[@trp2413]

Lot of storage box for a screw driver and hammer; maybe a 90° drill

[@jamesgschwind3124]

You should have Mark in every video.

[@rickyspanish9625]

I have that pipe wrench on my wall

[@OuryLN]

Look at this windbag! 😳Here’s looking at you, kid!😤

[@drethedog]

some quality floppy disks @ 25:50

[@nicholasbodnar7361]

I first saw the grabo with my friend @izzy swan , a few years ago he's got some interesting videos on contraptions to better utilize the grabo. I like the idea of the Fast tube I have seen the bigfoot system and have some for a project that I need to get done.

[@shoeish]

Nothing bites like a Ridgid pipe wrench.

[@DeleteriousEffect]

I had a friend that worked in the factory that makes those Rigid wrenches. Management is super cool with their workers getting tiny shards of metal in under their skin. No training or processes to avoid it. Told to suck it up and meet quota. It's all I can think of when I see a Rigid wrench.

[@vapeurdepisse]

Can't the workers get a $10 pair of gloves? Sucks that the co. isn't paying for it, but it beats messing up your hands. I used to work for a multinational $50 billion/year corp and I had to buy my own mouse mat because they were too cheap to give me one.

[@DeleteriousEffect]

@@vapeurdepisse Like you that's what I asked my friend. But apparently if you're wearing gloves you won't meet the quota. And there are enough young idiots that don't care that their hands hurt day and night as long as they get paid. It's just very exploitative.

[@TheTejasman]

Maxell's website does not show where to buy this product. Tried contacting them, but no luck. Do you know who in the USA is distributing for them??

[@wayneguy6043]

Does eco cell come in 19” width

[@harpersherd5227]

The manufacturer does do special orders depending on quantity needed, but standard size for ECOCELL batts is 16” and 24”

[@tealkerberus748]

Multi-generational housing is a completely different mindset and we need to see more of it. Properly done, there *isn't* a "master bedroom" - the people who are the kids now, one day they'll be the parent raising kids and the aunt or uncle with a really good job that is paying for the kids' education, and the people who are raising kids now will one day be grandma and grandpa and you don't want to move them out of the bedroom that has been theirs for the past thirty years. Instead of a house design that says that some people are less important because they're younger, you design so that every bedroom is treated the same in terms of floor area, wardrobe space, and bathroom access. If anyone gets an ensuite, EVERYONE gets an ensuite. I know that the idea that your kids are just as important as you are is kind of radical politics to a lot of people, but if you build houses that way it becomes a lot easier to grasp.

[@D2O2]

SkyX Plug...add another $50 to the setup. All the larger fixture I have hung recently have cables and hooks for holding while wiring. You still have to lift the fixture up and position it into the plug. I am not setting up proper scaffolding multiple times in a two story foyer to play around changing fixtures for the inspector. Go up there once and be done. Seems like another solution looking for a problem.

[@tjcarey]

You guys even watch these before posting? The mic at the beginning was clipping out so badly I had to turn it off after 5s.

[@pierredelecto7069]

Might just be you it sounded fine for me

[@hifiandmtb]

@@pierredelecto7069 Was clipping. OP is right.

[@PraxZimmerman]

oh yeah, hot garbage audio. Physically painful.

[@bothellkenmore]

No audio problems for me.

[@furyofbongos]

If one put lots of drains in one's house (kind of like what Matt said he does), does one need to be mindful of j-loops evaporating resulting in bad smells emanating? Like should one not put a drain under something that's a pain to access if water is not periodically pouring in there normally in order to keep that j-loop filled?

[@old1234]

You can use a device called a trap primer

[@furyofbongos]

@@Navy1977 No, he just mentioned he likes to put drains under most, or many of his water bearing appliances. Him saying that raised the question in my mind.

[@furyofbongos]

@@old1234 Thanks, I didn't know about them (I'm not a plumber or construction guy).

[@hotshot619]

for emergency drains I think most people just prime the trap with mineral oil so you dont have to worry about that, and then if it does leak, after you finish draining all the water you just put more mineral oil down the drain to re prime. OR you could get a trap primer which is basically dripper into the trap that always drips

[@johnhaller5851]

​@@hotshot619They make RV winterization liquids for traps. Your sewer provider will not appreciate mineral oil going down the drain. They may not be able to identify you, but if they do, it will not be a cheap fine.

[@kevinfranck6520]

The first thing that popped into my head while viewing this episode was your guest looked so familiar. He bears a striking sppearance to the professional drummer-turned-character actor Mickey Jones, who played Tim Taylor's buddy Pete Bilker on the comedy series of the 1990s "Home Improvement," 🤣

[@mackfisher4487]

At 12:19 Ridgid 100 year anniversary 1923 2023 pipe wrench (not on there web sight Matt Tie wrap that to your media room pegboard and don't let anyone use it.

[@D2O2]

It's a year old now...they are available if you know where to find them

[@gerdberg4188]

I see the condensate tube is probably too small , it will get plugged

[@stevebabiak6997]

You’re referring to the appliance drain pan I assume. He said to plumb that drain into the plumbing drain system - that may or may not be a good idea. A trap will be needed, and a trickle of water would have to actually flow into the pan and then into the trap to prevent the trap from drying out.

[@Belusfligr]

If your product knowledge is a condensate collector and condensate drain, Thank you for your opinion. Our condensation collector holds 0.26 gallons of condensate. Based on our experience, the levy is not necessary. It is a safety solution. All our vents have a system in the body for draining condensation above the roof level.

[@lookup9078]

🛎️🙏

[@b_lumenkraft]

No, cm vs. inches is not confusing at all. SI rules, imperial sucks! Easy as that. :)

[@Loadrunner620]

Use them in the Fire Department

[@husbandfathergrandfatherfriend]

some get mat a sharp knife

[@Hybridog]

I guess I don't understand the RoofiVent. You build a super tight house and then put a continuously operating vent on the bathrooms? This seems like a big leak.

[@Belusfligr]

That’s a good point. In the case of a passive house solution, our product is used for venting the waste air pipe from the heat exchanger unit.

[@Hybridog]

@@BelusfligrAh that's a good config.

[@80396]

Hot mic intro.

[@chrisbabbitt4202]

Matt, I plan on putting a Bible in the foundation of my home when it is built. I would love a video and or instruction on best method to insure the foundation forms correctly with an object other than rebar.

[@alexmills2043]

😂 don't put something that disintegrates in water, in a permiable load bearing structure. It's a silly idea that would take a lot of time/effort to do for no reasonable benefit.

[@chrisbabbitt4202]

I've seen them sealed in plastic and then put into the foundation. It would mean a lot to me to be able to do so. I'm just asking Matt what the best method to do so.@@alexmills2043

[@pierredelecto7069]

You can write your favorite Bible verse into the concrete if you want to bless the house so to speak. Just be there when it's poured.

[@scooterp7009]

Don’t do it! Your Bible is your most valuable possession. Read it, study it, believe it, for in it you can find eternal life through Jesus Christ.

[@j...bro.]

Set it in epoxy first. But I agree with others keep the bible in a usable accessible place. For your kids and family.

[@JayInapriorlife]

Matt needs to sharpen his knife.

[@chaseoes]

Sounds like you need a new mic

[@doonie5396]

Lose the sidekick...

[@rightonmox]

Matt, love your show but you make my brain hurt with the looking away from the active camera "at who or what" trick that is not so cool anymore.

[@dialac1]

Blame the editor

[@D2O2]

​@@dialac1Yep, too many cameras and he doesn't know which one to look at and the editor didn't sort it out. Creator fad!

[@vapeurdepisse]

What?

[@63MGB1]

Figuratively, not literally!

[@AlMai222]

Literally as in all they have to do is quite literally plug it in and done

[@nomore8042]

Freedom units !!!! No metric allowed !!!!

[@buildshow]

😂😂😂😬😂