Building My Own Home Office 9

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[@jacobdean1454]

I’m going to get one for my wife!

[@EK--ry3lr]

So confused what is going on in that tub. Really curious to see.

[@gzoehobub]

Jason is right with the effect of the wheel spinning backwards with the naked eye. At night, street lights strobe at a frequency similar to a camera to cause the same effect.

[@MrMaxymoo22]

60hz if you're in North America.

[@stediasse]

Or it is those lame 'spinner' hub caps that the gangster wannabes used to put on their cars.

[@eclsnowman]

It's not due to shutter, but the human eye does have essentially a chemical refresh rate. So you can see that effect even without strobing. But to a lesser degree.

[@ronlovell5374]

Yup, also many modern rim styles give the illusion of back spin.

[@marsh8729]

Human eye can see in excess of 144hz

[@ramellesmith1520]

Now I understand why Erik made his comment about “some people paint their interior all one color” when I showed him the colors on my paint board for the Modern Home Build. So funny!

[@DrTubeman]

How's it been going living in your beautiful home Ramelle...

[@ramellesmith1520]

@@DrTubeman - good overall. Still settling in. I had to slow down on the to do list but I am getting there bit by bit!

[@masonhines1134]

“Just in case anyone thinks I’m an idiot” walked right into that one 🤣🤣

[@JHaNG-]

That’s why Jamie’s my guy. Dude doesn’t care about fancy trucks. Dude just works. Love it.

[@iamjesper]

Same here. A practical car is much more appealing to me than its looks

[@deroobj]

The console lid coming over was hilarious. Spit out my food eating lunch. Thanks Jaime, Jason, Ray and Erik for the laughs today.

[@markymarkchild]

the fish they are welsh ?

[@1sanchez684]

I THINK JAMIE NEEDS A Q&A EPISODE WHAT DO Y'ALL THINK..

[@BoudicasQuest]

"I can't use this, man. It looks like we're just walking around." GOLDEN 😂🥰

[@tylerpixel]

bro has literal blinker fluid

[@BarbaraCJ]

Jamie would be a great teacher, impossible not to learn something when he explains things!

[@Doogle81]

You're not crazy Jason, see it too in the right lighting!

[@ianthepelican2709]

Drill some small drain holes upward from the bottom of the lights, keep a few toothpicks in the glove box to clean them when they clog up. Eyes do actually have a frame rate and it's down to the reaction time of the light cones in your eye, when you are fatigued or stressed they generally react more slowly. Erik's puttying method is the classic, at least that's the way my dad taught me. All the best guys.

[@MsieurBoBoltz]

Eyes framerate it is called "Persistence of vision" is in fact around 10pic/sec this is why film are done at 24pics/sec. ;)

[@joshuasimmerman8562]

It can also be measured in frames as well. Live tv is filmed at 60 fps, while movies are done at 30 fps which is why movies seem so much smoother.

[@javieraviles6314]

Love the humbleness of Jamie and all of other guys around.

[@mr.dragoncrypto4138]

I'm with Jason. I have seen the framerate effect with my own eyes. Look at a ceiling fan.

[@ryanrents126]

Same

[@michaelc.3812]

“I’m going to take this thing fishing dude and stun every fish in the lake” - that had me laughing out loud Jaime!

[@markymarkchild]

😬😬😬

[@idontthinkso666]

Ain't nuthin funny about animal cruelty.

[@michaelc.3812]

eyes DO have a max frame rate Eric. It’s one reason that a movie or video look continuous, as they only hit the number of frames per second that humans think are continuous. Great project guys!

[@L0STinNARNIA]

To be fair to Jason, I've also seen car rims look like they're going backwards with my eyes IRL, not just in video. I found an interesting video explaining it on the channel "Science ABC II" :)

[@Coreyrkennedy]

The timelapse of painting had me cracking up!

[@burke606]

Eric: "I can't use this." *Proceeds to use it* 😂

[@surebrah]

I think the frame rate illusion is at night under a light. The light is actually pulsing fast (60 times a second) but appears solid to humans. It can make a wheel appear to spin backwards.

[@dawnc1419]

Thank goodness you didn't ask Jay to do the vibrater advert 😂😂😂😂😂😂 how on earth did you guys keep a straight face 😂😂😂 I have tears running down my face🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ramellesmith1520]

So glad you said it first! I was so unable to keep a straight a face during that whole segment! 😂🤣😹😂

[@johnscott2076]

Dirty girls😂

[@heytoast7129]

Yeah, may just be the immature teenage boy in me (I'm 45), but I couldn't stop laughing during that ad.

[@brentfowler2317]

I've got to agree with Jason! I've seen rims spinning backwards, with no camera or beer, lol. I was driving on the interstate and looked out my window as a car was passing me. This cars rims looked like they were turning backwards!

[@mojotarvin5370]

That's going to be some very happy satisfied concrete! 😜

[@nealinator]

Some new headlights and signal housings and a new console lid…maybe a steering wheel cover and you are golden!

[@KonstantinKalin]

I use same technic to sand after waterborn finishes like Jamie showed :) I am doing woodworking for more than 30 years

[@tinareaume7484]

I prefer an older vehicle myself. I spent three years actively looking for an older Cadillac. Such a nice luxury car, gas mileage not that bad, 78K miles, 1990, $3,000. I have had many younger "kids" tell me they really like it. It's a deVille so I named her Cruella.

[@scottoldham7459]

Run the wood through a planer to even out the wood, apply a stain, poly x5 with foam sanding block and cleaning well in between. The holes, Crawford’s oil putty ball with a twisting motion while cutting it with a putty knife. No shrink and you can paint immediately.

[@Longeno55]

Welcome to Sanding Finished Boards with Jamie Perkins. I like the new old Chevy Pickup

[@BrotherNotBrother]

Got some high quality blinker fluid in there

[@imelizabethyip]

He is not the only one! I have tooo seen rims going backwards 🤣

[@samlawrence2759]

You guys always make me smile. Oh, and I usually learn something too. Thanks.

[@rodpotts2666]

those old chevy,s have the best seats ever.

[@karlsjostedt7383]

In Switzerland we use a brush sander a lot, to get the appearance of old wood! Depending on client we stain it to look like old wood, recuperated from old (100 year buildings) which is 4 more expensive but get an immediate look of old wood. Even the local sawmill has this tool and you can order wood brused and then staining it or let nature and sunlight do the work! Love your channel!

[@arresthillary9502]

i think it is really cool that people all around the world watch these guys. fly into charlotte nc and I will drive you up there to the mountains and we can go visit them-lol

[@AdaMakawee]

I hate white walls but to each their own! Love how you all interact with each other. You guys rock.

[@DrTubeman]

Looking forward to watching your next new build job, the Vevor concrete vibrator looks like a beast. Cheers for the reel Eric.

[@xK9000x]

21:05 I think you have a leak in your blinker fluid reservoir. I had a 99 Silverado, and the center console lid is the same thing not too long after I got it. Seeing that truck, especially the interior, brings back memories.

[@IXISSV]

Ray ray wearing rays 😂🤣

[@54mgtf22]

Erik’s technique with the filler is the way we used to putty the nail holes in timber floorboards.

[@RPHelpingHand]

Arlo Retirement = Jamie Word Count Explosion 💥

[@thimhol5486]

You did it really well ❤❤❤❤❤

[@rgarlinyc]

Great new truck, Jamie - just the sort I'd like to have!

[@keithpete6237]

That’s a nice new super duty!!

[@williamdorsey3203]

Those big stain brushes make your work fast. I use them to back brush log stain after spraying coats of log stain. It eliminates any possible drip marks.

[@ronlovell5374]

I like that wood filler you used. For white boards/trim and quick minor drywall repairs for years, I've used Drydex by Dap, goes on pink drys white, no staining, wipes off and sands amazingly easy.

[@Freddie2598]

Jaime ….. use WD 40 and a scrub pad on the headlight pods and the fog will clear off

[@allen4902]

😂 blinker fluid, tires spinning backwards! So much fun to watch and learn. Thank you for letting Jaime talk! Doing my ceilings the exact same way next week. That helped a lot. Keep up the great videos!

[@2-bar-one]

You should use hudura or fox block insulated concrete forms on your next project. Concrete goes in forms stay. As always have a great day

[@fd3871]

FYI those shiplap boards typically do vary by a 1/32 to a 1/16 which adds up.

[@michaelc.3812]

I’d cal that Diminishing Rate of Return when trying to go from 95% good to 99% good. Double the cost and maybe material. To get to 100% 10 X the cost from 95%.

[@robinharrison3907]

Great Teamwork Again 👍👍Watching and learning all the time 👍👍

[@karenchesser6348]

I myself agree with Jason. I have seen the hub caps go backward. 😊

[@annemorse2566]

Fair dinkum you guys crack me up. It always makes me smile if not laugh out loud watching you all together. Love your work 👍🏻 keep on keeping on guys 😘

[@rhondakennedy819]

Jay, you got it right. I see the tires going backwards also.

[@chriscook4130]

PIt Vipers for everyone. A Florida mainstay.

[@ebernhards3]

That brush sander is available in hand-held variants from all kinds of tool manufacturers, and they cost only a couple of hundred bucks! Also thanks for #LettingJamieTalk 😀

[@RW-to2fy]

Why is Jamie so serious but humorous at same talk

[@PerkinsBuilderBrothers]

Great question… He’s always been like that

[@user-kk7dp4kk4v]

I helped a friend install nickel gap inside his barndominium and it was giving us a fit trying to keep the lines level and on plain with the other wall. Then we noticed the boards were labeled with letters, one stack M and the other stack L. Realized the M stack was a fraction wider than the L stack. As long as we didn't mix the letters, the gap stayed consistent and level. You all are amazing! Look forward to the next video every week.

[@deathdeny]

I work in an industrial sawmill, and those Marks are from nicks in the blades that are used to shape the pattern of those boards. I probably handled those specific boards you used. I've seen you use Gorman boards before

[@_JamesBrown]

I attempted to paint in-between the lap boards with a Wooster Shortcut. You'll just keep building up paint in the gaps. Also, I agree with Jason. A car doing a burnout will show that counter clockwise visual effect.

[@cybergeek23851]

Use a wood conditioner first when staining pines/softwoods especially your milled types of boards to make the grain pop where it’s going to. Then you can sand, reapply it, and wipe off the excess after 10-20 minutes and then apply your finish to the wood.

[@jamesrobertgrimes]

That nail hole filler technique is what my painter does. He's extremely quick with it and you're right about caulk. If using caulk definitely don't spray it.

[@scotts4125]

I built my previous house and hired 2 brothers install the cabinets and put #2 pine T&G on the high ceilings. Every board had a stamp mark. These guys thought it would be fine and hung the boards with the stamp marks out on half of them. They set a rolling scaffold up and I made them sand off every stamp. It turned out really nice. I later found out the younger wild hippy brother had an affair with the clean cut brothers wife and they ran off together as an aside. lol

[@davegordon6943]

Nothing makes me more irate than people that do dumb shit like that. Pay attention to what is going on for Christ sake. There's a nice log home near me and the gable end has an lvl for the outside rim board. And of course it has Roseburg lumber and all the other stuff written in black paint. They just stained right over it. Drives me crazy. Million dollar home that looks really good with nice mountain views and nice land and you get those kind of "details" with the framing/trim. At least sand it. Nope stain will hide it

[@brameldm]

For the shiplap in the corners, could you cut each board so that half of each board is on one side of the corner and half is on the other? Might mean an extra joint on the walls somewhere, but each board would be the same size on each wall.

[@ryanrents126]

Try Crawfords painters putty. Sold at Sherwin Williams. It's great for making a little pointy filler ball like Erik was doing. Maybe a bit thicker than play dough. A can goes a LONG way but dries out in not all that long once opened (like dont use some and expect it to still be good when you re open the can 6 months later)

[@milesharlan1]

I finally made it, guys!! KUTGW 😀

[@greybear3090]

look forward to this every day

[@user-kk7dp4kk4v]

I helped a friend install shiplap/nickel gap inside his barndominium. It was giving us a fit keeping the gap level. Then we noticed the boards were labeled different. Some were labeled with M and others with L. Once we figured that out and didn't mix the letters up, the gap stayed consistent. M boards were a fraction wider than the L boards. That could have been your headache too! You guys are awesome! Look forward to the next video every week!

[@bigvegass]

The poly station is such a great idea. The whole explanation from Hi-may is even better. The small stacking racks. Well earned knowledge you guys are willing to give to others. Thank you

[@jamespppyacek342]

Thank goodness for Perkins Brothers. With all the cr*p going on in the world, not to mention the state of my shop, and my finances, it's great to have a place to hang out, for even a little, while where I don't have to think about life's challenges.

[@jamespppyacek342]

Plus... I am SO SICK of all my cords and hoses. Today I had to haul my pancake compressor out into the backyard, drag the cord and the hoses out there, so I could spend all of two minutes on a simple job tacking the lattice to the top of the fence. 10X the time prepping than it took to do it! I'm older, I'm not buying a buttload of new tools at this stage of the game. But when I need a new one, cordless all the freaking way!

[@adamhorton9416]

As a painter you should be using spackle and a spackle knife, then sand the entire wall with pole sanders, then vac the walls, rattle can primer the bare spots, spray the finish paint with a fine finish tip is the way to paint shiplap.

[@b52bruno84]

I look everyday for a new Perkins Builder Brothers video, these videos make my day, I work in a corporate environment and man, is this just SO much better. Now, when these guys are freezing outside, its nice to be at a desk, but being able to see the gratification of completing a task each day and physically SEEING the result, might almost be worth it.

[@ericl6460]

A full bathroom just for your office? Fancy

[@luciflash]

You can also buy a machine to paint/stain the wood (it does all sides in one go). Similar to the sanding one, but cheaper. KZbin channel Lignum owns an old one.

[@rhondakennedy819]

My guys! Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all

[@JoeClaxton]

I think my wife will like that concrete tool😂😂😂😂

[@davegordon6943]

It's a little small but it'll do haha. Needs a suction cup on the back so you can stick it to the fridge.

[@ishamehta789]

Just seeing y’all makes my day 😊 Thanks for building for us😂

[@micklagler8084]

Just drill a couple of holes in the blinker lense covers and the Flo-rida salt water will drain right out...simples 🤣

[@LittleCabin]

I've seen it, too, Jason!

[@robertgeiger2268]

That's how painters do it Erik.

[@javan947]

This might be hard to believe for Eric lol but listening to Jamie is my favorite part most of the time. I'm in sales at a building supply company and learn a lot from him

[@jeremyhansen714]

Go get yourself a Ekasand square sander with a fine sanding sponge. This will save you TONS of time on sanding finish.

[@jamespppyacek342]

My Tundra is 23 years old. 305,000 miles. New timing belt every 100k, struts now and then, little details here and there and it's a winner! Drives like it's on rails on the freeway; takes the dirt roads like a champ. Love my Tundra!

[@keithparady2594]

The DAP stuff is wicked good stuff to

[@Bef090]

All of your videos are great, but I'm really loving this home office series and the amount of goofing around included.

[@n8-cre8s95]

Jason is right about the wheels. You can see them spin backwards just with your eyes

[@TBMeatCanoe]

The padded walls comment really got me

[@markdalton55]

I think you have to get Jaimie a Timesaver. Large belt sander with even pressure plates. 18” wide. That’ll get your sanding done between coats. By the time he’s done fantasizing about his technique, y’all would be done. ❤😂👏🏻👏🏻

[@Redbeerd70]

You bet your ass we’re ready 😆 Pit vipers scream we’re ready 😆 Yeah drill some holes in them signals cause that water will shoot them bulbs. I had a 2000 GMC done the same thing.

[@matthotchkiss1837]

I would suggest putting at least two coats of varnish on before you start to sand. That way you aren’t taking off what you have just put on 👍

[@justinrichards1660]

As someone that did plumbing for a majority of their trades career I can say that they make smaller nail plates that could have been used there.. I know it would have been something that could have been changed out but as someone that understands the time crunch I can see why you didn’t opt for that route.. For something such as a 3/4” line there really was no need for something that could be used for an 1-1/4” pipe in that situation.. Just my .02 on that. Absolutely love the videos and I have really learned a lot from you guys and I am glad your channel popped up when I was doing a renovation on my house like a year and a half ago.. Keep up the good work! I always enjoy seeing notifications that you’ve uploaded a video and most always immediately open it up to watch.

[@raphv158]

Jay is right at a specific speed on vehicles the rims do look like they are moving backwards...

[@pamelahousley7543]

Y’all are too funny - love following y’all, makes me smile each time.

[@natej6671]

19:35 I'm with Jay on this one .... I see things spin backwards all the time.

[@troyqueen9503]

The wife’s head.😂😂

[@scottm3130]

I am still driving my 2000 Chevy Silverado i bought brand new when I became a journeyman sheet metal worker. It has 178,000 miles and still has the original engine and transmission with no work done on either. Can’t go wrong with a Chevy truck.😊😊

[@jessehensley1812]

I agree 💯!!! Stay away from Ford

[@creylacoste4981]

FORD

[@jessehensley1812]

@@creylacoste4981 ford sucks and im speaking from experience

[@anthonyromano2793]

​@@jessehensley1812 Knock on wood, my 2011 Ford Explorer XLT I brought brand new has 217k miles. Everything is original.. Most of the time, what matters is how a person takes care of it.

[@jessehensley1812]

@@anthonyromano2793 i agree with that 💯!!! But im speaking from experience with 2 f150s and they have just been bad trucks , especially the 2008 crew cab i had that was the 5.7l in it!! Terrible truck!!! Started blowing through plugs after 91,000 miles and stuff just didn't stop!! The 2014 i had for whatever reason always smelt like coolant and could never find a leak but brakes were bad, the exhaust manifold started leaking after 4 years , seemed like the doors don't shut on fords also but again i agree but i take care of my trucks cause i use them for work , but i have had great trucks in my chevys/gmc trucks and ive had trouble don't get me wrong but ive owed a total of 7 and the fords just both seemed to suck compered to them

[@tracymankey9314]

Amazing crew

[@Bonkswell]

I love Jamie’s new truck! Great find. Congrats

[@rahdaswami2452]

Hey guys, on the next job you say your going to rent forms and pour concrete walls. Being a retired Union Carpenter who dis mainly concrete forming and working with concrete, be sure to not take lightly how much skill is involved in vibrating forms correctly. Know the slump, and aggregate size, and depending on how tall your walls are, know how long to leave the stinger in mud. I've formed many 30ft high walls up to 3 ft thick on commercial jobs and the vibrators are rum by Union Laborers who do nothing but vibrate concrete walls, and they still have bad days where they leave pockets. Those are mainly around big conduit sleeves, and block outs. Anyway, just reed up on how to do a good vibration based on the science of your concrete with retarder and additives, etc, and the size of your aggregate.

[@albertorozco5981]

Even without all those expensive tools you guys still get the job done and quality to boot.

[@braydonfisher9273]

Looks like jamie got some free blinker fluid

[@parkewellman8364]

I have also seen a low rider in Houston Texas on the freeway the was obviously moving forward and the rims were spinning backwards. That is why they are called spinners? I don’t know but I saw it with everyone else in our car. It’s a real thing.