Modern Home Build | 23 | timber framed entry porch roof

[@PerkinsBuilderBrothers]

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[@ИгорьПп-в8з]

sell out, I understand you wanna make money from advertising for them or whatever but if you cared for your audience you shouldn't be pushing this scam. but great work man God bless you and your family

[@RobertDoornbosF1]

​@@ИгорьПп-в8зscam? Most expensive option is 500/month. That's nothing for a decently run company

[@tmoss7122]

Arlo did an amazing job with the bevels on the ends of the beams!

[@SergeyVoloshchuk]

exactly, it's like a gemstone

[@gardengatesopen]

Skills.

[@some0ne8]

I’ve only been able to do those as precisely with a miter saw and a stop block. Arlo’s got some skills for sure.

[@ranakillough5649]

Arlo's knowledge and skills always amazes me.

[@lylewaters6161]

I wish we could have seen some video of him doing it

[@dessertbooger9397]

A big shout out to Arlo, the unsung hero of the job site, Arlo reminded me of the multitude of old school tradesmen that taught me hands on decades ago when schools were just for certification purposes and didn't have any value whatsoever for practical skills. Arlo is one of those unexhaustable resources for building knowledge that doesn't always have immediate obvious benefits but when remodeling from old to new or repairing grandfathered in practices his knowledge is priceless. Hats off to the man everyone needs on the job site, the "Old man". 👏

[@gardengatesopen]

I really like how y'all enjoy each other's company & laugh together!

[@PerkinsBuilderBrothers]

Hey thanks!

[@mikeflewelling7374]

Watching you guys build has given me a false sense of confidence in my own abilities

[@donaanderson6479]

They do make everything look so easy!

[@someyoungguy6990]

HEY! I resemble that remark...!

[@sueb4154]

They do make it look much easier than I'm sure it is!

[@dougr188]

Arlo is the factory cut.

[@dongalloway6888]

Been watching y'all forever... I've said it before... I'm sure before it's all said and done I'll say it again... I've worked construction the majority of my 66 years... from starting at the bottom, up to a Superintendent on multi million dollar projects... Seeing the friendship, the fun and just how well y'all work as a team is probably one of the best things there are... Y'all truly make it look like fun... even on days that may suck... Add in the scenery you have accomplished making this old guy jealous!!! Keep doing what you're doing... we'll keep watching!!!

[@shervegas]

I have never been in construction but I really want to be 😊 I will just sit and watch .

[@ericlarkin6563]

I worked in construction off/on for 15yrs, I miss just hanging with your coworkers and having a drink and laughs!

[@larala681]

It is awesome! Your “ kzbin.infoUgkxS-P9OAq3v4HNpPFqYFWNEq9A-E_PbZIN ” is a complete guide that highlights how I can easily build a beautiful shed from scratch. The writer of the SHED PLANS has given detailed blueprints and step by step instructions that even a beginner can follow without any trouble.

[@osman6564]

one of the things i enjoy most is listening to Jaime explain stuff

[@DieGoetterdaemmerung]

Timberframed and joined is how houses are built here traditionally in my area of germany. Usually sandstone rubble first floors as a basement (digging holes is/was expensive) and then timber framing on top. It's rarely done nowadays but a lot of these houses are still standing from centuries ago, only around the time between the two worlds wars (ordinary) people started building with brick when mass production of bricks ramped up and made it a lot cheaper than having entire oaks as beams in your homes. It's coming back more and more now, including plastering and building with clay since it's great for room climate and allows the houses to breathe properly. Seeing the insane energy cost of concrete production and the amount of chemicals used for modern building people want to go back to traditional ways of doing things, although it's a lot pricier than building "normally". On the other hand you just built a home your great-grandchildren could still live in with some minor renovation if you built the traditional way. ( I think that's a lifestyle kind of thing though, I believe the average american moves 12 times in their lives while the average european moves 2 times in their lives) I think building in europe and the U.S. will start to change in the next decades to come as a lot of these increased prices are artificial (looking at timber prices during covid it seemed like the wood industry wanted a piece of the cake as well more than anything really) anyways. Love your videos though, always good vibes with the crew :)

[@emilechap8573]

The home owner is lucky to have you guys. It’s like the Allstate commercial,your in good hands with the Perkins builder crew. Excellent job on the timber framing guys.👍

[@ramellesmith1520]

The homeowner absolutely agrees!

[@Catherineann413]

I would be living life if I were the homeowner right about now, just to be apart of this build Would be amazing ❤❤❤you all are the best!

[@ramellesmith1520]

@@Catherineann413 - I am living a great life being involved in the build.

[@nw6gmp]

nice job on the bevels Arlo!

[@debraimmer260]

Jamie is a blessing to the crew. You need a person who concentrates on the details. He is a good sport with all the digs.

[@randybourdon2791]

The timber framing looks awesome! Arlo the master beveler!😊

[@bryanb1259]

Happy Sunday y’all

[@PerkinsBuilderBrothers]

Same to you!

[@gabeerwin4024]

This house is going to be amazing. Nice job Perkins Crew.

[@carlustownsend7588]

I wish your videos were longer because as soon as you are enjoying it, it finished. I love watching you guys still because it's never a dull moment.

[@SudaiseReyad]

Big fan of you all guyzzzz from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩 Hearty Love for all of you ❤️

[@andrewanderson4281]

Perkins channel folk are good at what they do but play everything down and stay humble. Clearly good enjoyable people to work with

[@nadinehenry7985]

I’m watching from St Andrew Jamaica 🇯🇲 and I am a woman who enjoys all the videos

[@marigeobrien]

Another great build. Yes, stick-building a house (i.e., using all timbers, etc.) is quite expensive. It's good to see JohnO coming out of his shell a bit. I've noticed that lately. It's like he's finally comfortable with being on-camera.

[@rhondakennedy819]

Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all

[@DrTubeman]

17:40 That is some slick bevel cutting Arlo did on the post ends, on yah Arlo you the man.

[@wernermoura7326]

I wrote to this channel because in 3 days I learned a lot watching you work, although here in Brazil we build houses in different ways I still like how you do it in America...big hug to the whole team.

[@davidorgan404]

Gold star for ‘Fitment’! It’s a word!

[@marshalltille7770]

I like the un-measured eye-crometer methods that work out.

[@charlesputt8588]

Yeah, I don't know who's using more recent footage in their videos, but watching someone cut bird's mouths into the timbers immediately made me think of the hilarious results Jason got from trying to cut bird's mouths into the rafters of his shop addition project. Shout out to Jono for rolling up to him right when he needed him and saving him.

[@joesanders6069]

The bevel ends look great; nice job.

[@lblbuilders]

there’s something appropriate about jay plugging his channel in a portajohn…good fitment!

[@ronaldofigueiredodebem7902]

Hello brothers! I talking from Brazil and I always follow yours tips and appreciate it. The woodframe construction is growing in my country.and I hope that more and more have more materials that accompany this growth. Congratulations for everyone for the content.

[@PerkinsBuilderBrothers]

Thanks and cheers from North Carolina!

[@AlgemeenBekend2010]

I like the postbracket. Looks like a 'halsgevel'. A typical Amsterdam street building.

[@adamtyner1944]

Jono's belly laugh at the end could cure cancer!

[@williamnichols199]

BCO and Cardinal Coffee rock. Two of my favorite places.

[@zcreek]

I love the videos I watch them as soon as I can bc they are so good. I Can’t wait to see more videos keep up the good work bros😎

[@pamelahousley7543]

Arlo did an awesome job on those bevels. Great video

[@alangalloway6361]

I have done some structure building and it’s usually by myself that’s why I do mostly cabinetry work. Finding a crew that gels like yours is incredible. Love watching all your videos for instruction and entertainment.

[@alanbowden645]

And the award for Best Music Choice in a video goes to....Perkins Builder Brothers!!

[@claytonshipley7292]

Freaking love jays plug to his channel!!!! 😂

[@KureijiYaroBuilds]

I want to say thank you Erik for filming and editing these series and everyone for making this a fun and informative journey of construction, and remodeling these amazing houses. I came across your guys channel a while ago and been watching it everyday! It has inspired me to remodel my home!

[@Mr1jimmer]

It's always a pleasure to build with you guy's !!!

[@thepagan5432]

Those beams were beasties, but as long as they look good and hold what they are supposed to, no problem. I heard Erik say something about the extended drill, using a standard drill welded onto a plan piece of bar can cause problems if the bar is the same size as the drill. As the drill cuts the swarf/cuttings are forced up the flutes, the plain bar will block and can burn or in some cases size the drill. Best to buy a proper long series drill which is made for deep holes. Great post and posts, take care 🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨

[@ElvisKremmen]

Your attention to detail is amazing to see, anyone whos house you build is very lucky. Those bevelled beam ends look amazing, Arlo def has those woodworking skills honed. Great vid once again folks.

[@warrenpainter4372]

you boys are amazing with the circular saw

[@jimclester4754]

So much good information to absorb. Maybe I’ll use some of it later.

[@jesstill7833]

Hi Folks all the Timber is making me happy …I love wood look it’s just the best ..looks amazing and when it’s stained it talks to me ,,cheers 🙏❤️😀👍🦘🇦🇺🇺🇸

[@DL-ii7ws]

Hey boys, another good term to use to describe the choice of the timbers for "scale" of the 24' deck is "aspect ratio"

[@ReneeOren]

Thanks for the smile on my face!

[@justatim8143]

I am a big fan of Lexel as it worked great on my block steps and have use it on my porch posts under and over the bracket to keep the water from getting under the brackets and rust forming and rusting the brackets out over time.

[@crazyliclay]

Love seeing y'all enjoy dinner at the end!

[@benitaguinn1636]

Hey you guys are amazing. Wish we had a team like you here in Kansas. Also I tried the Factor meal’s and I was very pleased with the quality. I take them to work and some of my coworkers have asked about them, I gave them the coupons that come with our weekly delivery. Next is Im trying the low calorie meals. Any ways you guys do a great job and I love the teamwork and humor between you guys.

[@Themineman1999]

satisfying in a sense as always too look at you guys build, keep it up. you inspire very me and other people in the carpenting community :)

[@T.E.P..]

Outstanding work guys!

[@lucabellucci7328]

Bravissimi un saluto dalla Italia❤

[@tanner6112]

Looks like fall is really setting in, down your way. Keep up the positive attitudes, hard work, funny bits with Jason, and treasuring Arlo. Great content as always, guys. Hands down one of my favorite youtubers/building series ever Cheers from Newfoundland

[@damstr8345]

You guys are amazing all the way around. Good work, good humor, and good.. let me think on this a bit.

[@pmur079]

Love the timber work

[@MrTheBurkes]

Hey guys

[@beefriprock8112]

The burger I got from the truck that was at BCO Wednesday was really good.

[@kevinkelleher8805]

Man I wish I knew a company that did start to finish like you guys I’d love to do this work

[@barrywood5357]

As mad as a box of frogs boys but what a team what a show encore encore nice work Arlo crack on

[@leslieapplegate65]

Looks great!! Building post and beam is an art - my barn is built that way and the 25 foot posts at the peak were less than 1/4 inch out of true. The house is going to be awesome!!

[@carolmartell9051]

All you guys are amazing! Arlo is great great value to your company 😊

[@kathmcint4670]

Ario Is Worth his weight in Gold!!!

[@major6969]

I'm probably the only bahamian in the comments, but let Arlo know that I love his Kalik shirt. Coming from a fan in the Bahamas 🇧🇸

[@Kersean]

Great series so far lads, I can't wait to see how it turns out

[@giovannifiorentino8947]

@perkinsbrothers you may consider closing a kind of a bird box between the main roof overhang and the porch one to allow laying the roofing all the way.

[@netposerx]

Great episode. Love Jay's shitter promo for his channel. And Arlo is a master! 👏 👏 👏

[@michele2397]

❤ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR BUILDS! Plus the humor! 😊

[@christurnerrr]

Dude Arlo is a wizard

[@AnichM2nd]

Cool build, you should do a split screen edit with the next post you install like this. I think it be cool to see floor and wall prepped side by side.

[@leann4925]

Gee that is making the house look really good. Arlo does great work. Enjoyed and thanks.

[@ronlovell5374]

There's black decorative timberlock screws and nuts that they go into, that give you the look of a heavy duty bolt made by Simpson Strong-Tie. They're packaged together specifically for those decorative brackets.

[@angelqueen8867]

There is a trend for construction or anyone who uses a tape measure which is, having the team guess one by one where 12” is at on the tape measure without looking at it. You guys should try that!!

[@michaelc.3812]

My favorite days of the week: Thursday and Sunday when a new PBB video drops. I also like every-other Saturday when the Sampson Boat Company drops a video.

[@dagingerdude]

Jay in the crapper 😂

[@milesharlan1]

Sundays are just better with a PBB video! KUTGW

[@johnfitzpatrick2469]

PRO TIP G,day from Sydney Australia. When planning an end grain of lumber, use a utility knife blade instead of a pencil. This will reduce breaking out or chipped wood. 🌏🇭🇲

[@pro-fitkitchensandbathrooms]

Nothing better than a couple of beer 🍻 after work 😂😂🙌🙌

[@familiewisse832]

Arlo is King 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@alexgarvey-welch.748]

As always, great video fellas. Keep up the great work 👍

[@briangrammer898]

❤GREAT VIDEO❤Have a good day

[@Coltwins]

Arlo is the only KZbin carpenter Ive seen that uses a hand saw correctly... point your index finger towards the saw tip, it will keep your cuts straighter ...

[@jacobalderman105]

That is awesome!

[@arresthillary9502]

that thar is some PROE-fessional fitments!!

[@stephensmith6003]

Its got a very Japanese look to it..very cool the porch roof

[@FirstLastOne]

6:01 that noise reminded me that I have to make a dentist appointment. 🤣😂😅

[@petermuller4322]

always a pleasure watching you guys enjoying what you do

[@jakerobinson5986]

I come for the builds but stay for the comradery

[@lornesteed2417]

Eric, Could you please show Arlo chamfering the beams... I am interested in how he got them so "crisp" .

[@TexasTinyHomesRock]

That outdoor covered porch footage, which adds so much value to the home, costs as much, if not more per sq foot to build than interior bedroom footage runs, yet it's been my experience since 1977 that lender appraisers do not value that exterior footage in their appraisals.

[@tylermundy7985]

Love it! Good stuff

[@tronique5736]

I think a combination of post framing and stick framing might be cheaper than just stick framing. Connect the posts with sticks so there is no complicated joinery. A lot of structure can go up in a short amount of time.

[@inmyimage1081]

What they did is not “post and beam” or “timber framing” it’s just a really beefy stick frame.

[@tronique5736]

@@inmyimage1081 they literally say in the video that they were doing timber framing on the deck. Like the big timbers and the precise cut joinst are what make it that type of framing. I was referring to the commentary about the cost of timber vs stick framing in the video anyway.

[@adamcollins9293]

That's some big wood! We would like to thank today's sponsor 'hims'

[@karenrasmussen1505]

Timber framing with your own squared logs can be a cost effective way to make a house.

[@gcranch9913]

Y’all may never see this or if you do don’t care but since you do so much block work filled with concrete you might want to look at a short video from Tic Creek Ranch. They welded a funnel to fill the block as the concrete is being poured. With your welding skills this might be something you would be seriously interested in. It certainly seemed to make the pour go very efficiently.

[@GarySixSixty]

mastafull work by arlo on the post bevelz 🙇🏼‍♂️

[@MrOcean419]

Dang!!! That is one big Daddy Long Leg watching you build (3:12). You grow'em big out there😅.

[@daviddziegielewski653]

Building Jay's way! In going to check that out! Great job guys!

[@martinphillips7221]

The first time hearing Stubbs complain about nubs,