REPAIRING A GABLE VENT so FUTURE TRADESMEN HAVE EZ ACCESS!

[@andrewlisenby9693]

You're a good dude, man. I would trust you to work for me any day! Jordan is seeing firsthand how to treat people, especially those who are elderly and infirm. May God bless you and your family.

[@StudPack]

Much appreciated Andrew 👊

[@Titantitan001]

I hope someday to find a helper like Jordan! Lol. My partner is turning 60 this year so I only got another 5-8 years with him. Though he says he wants to work till he’s 75 lol. Love that guy. But soon I’ll be taking over the reigns and I’ll have to find a helper.

[@codybersicc7939]

*Dude the top framing of that doghouse framing was so weak whats up with that?!*

[@cineaste1969]

You helping your friend during an emergency just shows us how committed you are to your friends and clients. Big thumbs up to you guys. And patiently waiting for you guys to reach 200,00! 👍🏼

[@codybersicc7939]

*Dude the top framing of that doghouse framing was so weak whats up with that?!*

[@iamamish]

It's been very satisfying to watch your YT chops continue to improve. The narration, the edits - it's all coming together. Nice job guys.

[@StudPack]

Much appreciated 👊

[@xamarinmaster1403]

Man! what a difference in production quality. I started watching all Stud Pack videos from the beginning and Dad seemed like he didn't want to do it at all. His voice volume was low and sounded tired. Now, Dad seems very excited and confident! And the video quality with those extremely entertaining music montages with awesome edits are incredible. The energy level achieved during the montages are very high and I can't get enough.

[@StudPack]

Thanks Xamarin! This is something we try to improve on in every video

[@MetlDOME]

The most upbeat, positive and productive videos I think I’ve ever seen! You guys make an awesome team! Thanks for sharing!

[@StudPack]

Super appreciate that 👍👊

[@KK-td2nd]

You folks are the best. The safety and quality you provide your customers are top notch. One suggestion for safety you may want to consider to purchase a Klein 5104 canvas bucket with load rating of 100 lbs instead of a plastic bucket when raising tools and/or materials overhead. Back in the day we used plastic buckets but a couple of incidents occurred when the plastic bucket split and one time the wire handle failed resulting in near miss of someone getting hurt. We went to this canvas bucket and didn't have any incidents. The bucket would probably last you a lifetime. Again, great job guys!!

[@gavinnewscum]

You are a true craftsman who pays attention to the fine details. Too many guys rush work ignoring details and earn the title of crapsmen

[@nosetothegrindstone]

“It’s like closing the book on a chapter” - Jordan, 2021 😂🤣 Another great video guys, as always!!

[@jeisonsanchez4842]

My son does that all the time when he opens the book and reaches chapter one. 😺

[@apt7777]

Perfect quote from someone with a new 7-2 off forearm tattoo.

[@S0larisPrime]

One of the fun extra parts of these videos is how, along with watching how the contracting work is done, we get to be a part of the filmmaking, too! Simple but effective camera tricks really liven up the experience.

[@57z]

Seeing how your editing has improved makes me glad to know this channel is destined for many more subs (Ive been subbed since around 15k). I work with my dad part time in remodeling rentals we own. Whats additionally awesome is most of your footage is shot on iPhone. I work for Apple retail and use some of your videos showing customers the power of iPhone cameras and how one can get some rad angles/perspectives and shots. Your recent electrical videos are THE best I've found on KZbin showing up close the wiring on outlet boxes. Keep it up! Fist bump from California. and I smashed that like button!

[@Nicetrybrobro]

It looks like nothing even happened! Amazing. The workmanship is freaking awesome

[@jmaxim80]

Sounds like you did a real nice thing for that old man you guys should be very proud of yourselves.

[@StudPack]

Thx mad max 👍👊💪

[@jessicahites871]

So awesome of you guys to think ahead for the next people!! Just goes to show your respect and thoughtfulness for the next guy💖

[@rogermathews3035]

What an awesome idea, great job gang. I'm a carpenter/remodeler and I always seem to learn something new from you guys, thank you.

[@StudPack]

Cool thx Roger 👊

[@gianniutube]

I just want to say thank you for all your work, professional advice, and entertainment. I have been doing remodeling work for several years but still learn a ton from watching you work. Btw, I'm redoing a kitchen and went with Quavana for the cabinets based on your recommendation. I'm very happy with them, so thank you again!

[@StudPack]

That’s awesome thx Gianni 👍👊

[@timothypirnat3754]

Paul, I'm a retired physician who specialized in worker injury and rehabilitation, not a contractor. You may know that construction injury is second most common only to farming. Please comment on safety harnesses when working at heights and especially when unprotected as in dismantling scaffold. Please show how to rig and anchor safety ropes for working on roofs and at heights. Many may look to your professional guidance in this matter. I have been binge watching your precision construction content and subscribed today. You are so blessed to have your sons with you. You are teaching them to be good fathers and good people in general by your example. I hope your Christmas is filled with family, good food, and the reason for the season!

[@StudPack]

Thx Timothy really appreciate that 👍👊. Much respect for physicians and advice noted 💪

[@N0body247]

So the taco guy used to build scaffolding... wow.. i bet he dropped way more knowledge than the cost of those tacos, I love when guys that used to do other jobs give out experience because they arent using it anymore. That job looked tough. Glad to see another job accomplished. You guys rock.

[@threelevers3689]

Jordan, Thanks for showing that cantilevered bridge setup. The first time your dad crawled out and it wasn't extending into the attic, my heart skipped a beat. I was confident you had a solution. I thought it was just a cleat on the siding, but thanks for showing your ingenious setup.

[@mrcryptozoic817]

You guys are also admirable for another reason besides workmanship...giving consideration to the next guy who will be working on the home! If you worked on mine, I'd want a 3x5 placard with your brand on it.

[@barryomahony4983]

"structural screws" Yea, I've been using a bunch of GRK screws on my current project. A little bit spendy, but they're great. Easy to drive with their torx head, don't jar things like a nail gun can do, easy to remove, and Code-recognized the same as nails.

[@ghostryder1829]

Oh i remember the ol scaffolding tear downs. Worked for a contractor that we would do 30 story scaffolding. Would take a month to setup and tear down just to do a week job. I dont miss those days.

[@toonkrijthe7565]

I really like the father/son interactions. You are a strong team. My boys and I are about the same age as you but they choose different professions. Although the youngest likes to perform DIY projects (I have an old house with lots of work to do :P ).

[@patalexander3702]

Enjoyed watching you build and repair; with much safety! Like using old lumber and make repairs, good as new! Will be building a small gable angle vent soon. Your video will help me do a much better job. Thanks.😊

[@tonystrollo193]

Great video Paul and Jordan, Thank you for being extra kind and caring to the elderly. That bathroom disaster was an emergency, that turned out great. And back at the attic closing, well that turned out perfect, that is a closed chapter. Paul you do really good work, and it's really inspiring to see you are a man of many talents. I really enjoy watching your videos. I was starting to wonder, where was the followup video to finish closing the attic, I kept checking all your videos everyday. God Bless

[@StudPack]

Much appreciated Tony 👊

[@mertarif1039]

Every time I see you guys upload I instantly get happy😂👍💚

[@StudPack]

We’re happy too 😀👊

[@marcosmota1094]

I love you guys' work, awesome editing skills, and genuine humor. But please lease don't use generic carabiners, but rated ones specifically meant for siding. Also, do like arborists and don't smash the lawn! Dad/son teamwork is great to see!

[@benjaminreinhardt259]

Well done. I like the future removal built in. Just a little thinking makes the next guy's job easier. As far as throwing things in the lawn from heights, try to 'send it' nose up. When the nose hits the lawn, it gouges it pretty good. If you can angle the item to land ass first, it won't tear the lawn up as bad.

[@av8ionUSMC]

10:47 thanks, that had crossed my mind and I was curious! Grateful you two stayed safe throughout the up and down climbs. Another great vid!

[@viennagamer1683]

That hammer throw at 11:54 was absolutely superb! great videos! Greetings from Austria:)

[@williammorris3303]

Smart using the old paint line, I would t have had the paint line because I like to scrape ,sand , and paint to protect things

[@l.rod2827]

Great work, you guys rock. as always your attention to detail is amazing. scaffolding work is a bear... but so necessary when working at heights. Stay safe.

[@PJBonoVox]

Yeah I was just thinking at the end that it looks like a real pain to tear that thing down with just two of them. Great work as always though!

[@y00h0011]

Good call on the gable, guys. And it didn't hit the customer for any more material costs. I'm not sure if anybody has ever questioned why Titebond is your go-to glue, but, I do know why. And it's simply that Titebond is better than Liquid Nail.. period! I do know that you use that instant adhesive on smaller and indoor mends/joints, but, the Titebond seemed more practical for that broken board. Live and learn! Great job guys.

[@StudPack]

Thx Brian 👍👊

[@jefff6167]

I really enjoy your content. It’s an informative and entertaining escape from the madness that is all around us. Paul is a natural on camera. Justin, treasure everyday with your Dad one day he’ll go to his reward and all you’ll have will be your memories.

[@newbutt]

It's refreshing to see a couple of guys that take pride in the work they do. I enjoy your videos & the background guitar work ain't too shabby either.

[@jcking6785]

You two are an amazing team. I am constantly impressed with your thoughtfulness, skills and ingenuity. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: I sure wish you lived somewhere close to me ‘cause I’d hire you in an instant! I can see why you want to do the camera work, Jordan. You excel at that as well.

[@commandoconstruction2720]

Great vid. Nicely filmed and edited! I love building easily removable parts, hoping that I’m the “next guy”, but def making it easier for whoever gets the next job. Magnets, or spring-clips on a piece of baseboard come in handy. Sometimes you have to stuff a refrigerator in there, then add the baseboard after.

[@ivavossi]

You guys rock and work your butts off. Good job STUDS!

[@johnhamilton9229]

New to your channel. I like the explanations and then the fact you follow the plan with a positive attitude. Time to watch all of your other videos. 👍

[@timj1196]

I love jobs like this and the channel. MERRY Christmas 🎄⛄.

[@logandoyle1476]

I built scaffolds for 10 years and I would highly suggest roping down material with a slip knot and half hitch. If something hits the bottom of that pin and knocks it out while the carabiner is looped through it, it could be game over for someone below or serious property damage.

[@edgonzalez186]

Love the vibes StudPack videos transmit.

[@johng1077]

Paul and Jordan just wanted to give you two some positive feedback on your videos, I have been a short time subscriber about 2 weeks and wow what an improved I watched a few of your older videos and have to give Jordan his props for directing you in really casting your voice to the camera, it makes the world of difference watching plus the enthusiasm comes out. Also, watching you two is definitely one of the major draws with your great back and forth compliments and positive enforcement of the job you are doing. I know this can't be all the time but hey this is all we see. I happen to really think about your camera issue, it might be time to get Jordan's younger brother on that camera so you both can go at it full steam. Either way the video content is exceptional for a Father and Son team. Can't help but feel the bond and compassion you both exude on video. Great job you both keep it up!!!

[@StudPack]

We love reading these types of comment John. Thanks so much for taking the time to type this and we keep ya'lls support near to our hearts. Thanks for subscribing and the best of Stud Pack is yet to come!

[@nnamrehck]

I learn so much watching your videos!

[@rmoby]

Thanks for the brothers update

[@Wofski]

You guys are awesome! Glad I found this channel!!! Great work man!!!

[@treeguyable]

Flip down gable ends would be so easy to make as the house is being built, but that would make too much sense. Great job.

[@donreinholz8121]

Nice job on taking down the scaffolding.

[@usmc6153]

I was just waiting and waiting for the rotten floor joist rebuild. It’s a shame it will not happen.

[@MoneyManHolmes]

Sad that they chose to tear down the whole house, but it was their decision to make. I was looking forward to the repairs as well.

[@jinglestheelf6908]

Elf reporting for duty!

[@StudPack]

Let’s goooo elf !👊

[@ronrichmond4694]

Yes , love your work ethics and job ethics! Wish you were close enough for me to hire you ! 👍👍👍

[@StudPack]

Thx Ron 👍👊🇺🇸

[@kevinblenkhorn5375]

you needed to make a quick clapboard jig...when My dad and I redid my cottage he whipped them up quick and it saved us tons of hrs and measuring time....they were so slick.

[@usmdude1983]

Now I know how I can fix my odd sized gable vent, to match the siding around it!!!! What a neat idea, glad to see you guys made it removable. Oddly enough this is exactly why I lost my gable vent. The A/C guys before, who changed my unit tore it all out and hauled it away. I got home from work and had to figure out how to put something back up, they had bought and tried several metal vents, none matched the swaybacked roof line. I lost a closet downstairs but, I don't have to worry about that A/C unit in the attic anymore, but I think I will make my patch job removable just like you guys did. Awesome IDEA! I have been living with a plywood patch with slits cut into it,.

[@StudPack]

Perfect 👊 so glad we could help 👍💪

[@smith-mundtnews1406]

I love y’all’s content! Excellent.

[@StudPack]

Thank you! 👍

[@clutch5sp989]

I'm dealing with a house with rotted floor. The old lady who owned prior had the clothes dryer vent exhausting into the crawl space. HUGE setback during our renovation, but that all over now and finishing up 5-years later.

[@digi3218]

Awesome throw with the hammer 👍

[@MadebyAAA]

Holy crap that hammer throw! Sick skillz!

[@StudPack]

Learned that from my Thor audition 🔨😂👊

[@scottnewman4550]

3:59 when measuring to the short end of an angle cut, instead of eyeballing where the tape falls, line the short end of the miter up with the end of your chop saw fence, and hook your tape to the edge of the fence and drag it down the material. More accurate then just eyeballing.

[@StudPack]

Great tip Scott 👊👍

[@mypalvega]

Crazy guys. Love it!!!!

[@leo33125]

great team, beautiful to see

[@GS-wx5pr]

Stud Pack RULES!

[@gillham6]

You guys are so inspirational to me. I love the detail and quality of your work. Ps when’s the next podcast?

[@tanstaafl5695]

Love your videos. Angus Young helping set the background does not hurt, either :)

[@markarita3]

11:55 Quite the hammer throw there Paulie!

[@StudPack]

Just call me Thor 😂💪👊

[@mm2pitsnipe72]

New Sub !!! As an old boiler-maker I am still learning home repair stuff. You guys keep up the good work.

[@ellisyork1817]

Have a merry Christmas.

[@drunkinone5969]

I been binge watching this channel. Keep up the great work and be careful. 😉

[@kayBTR]

Thank you so much for keeping the music from blasting out, it’s a bear to keep turning volume down when you add the music and then back up when ya’ll talk. Great work!

[@johngrossbohlin7582]

I’d seen attics vented that way at Colonial Williamsburg, VA… As I recall the siding was bent so that the ends were in the same plane at the ends as the rest of the siding. A viable alternative for venting for sure.

[@jjjacer]

man seeing you disassemble that scaffolding from the top gave me vertigo, i could never do that.

[@john.french]

Awesome HUGE project well done. Loved the taqueria video piece!

[@HisboiLRoi]

Nice hammer toss!

[@skip4scrap]

You two are awesome

[@FiveGunsWest]

Super smart. Happy holidays ya'll.

[@StudPack]

Thx much appreciated 👊🎄

[@travisk5589]

20 year's from now that writing will be covered with a quarter inch of dust.

[@geerie13]

Thanks for the videos, I'm learning so much from you guys. Keep up the good work 😃

[@StudPack]

Will do thx 👍👊

[@michaelmiller1109]

I haven't met Ramone, but huge shout out!

[@bannockchief]

Looks solid guys.

[@AlAmantea]

Great job as always, my friends! Looks like the scaffolding tips from Ramone really paid off!

[@StudPack]

Sure did. A very cool dude 👊

[@TheKrisKing]

The shadow clip was next level. Great video, Studs!

[@johntamulonis4626]

Great work!

[@milesharlan1]

Good Morning Studpack it is Thursday & it will be a good day now that you have a new video!! Thank You..keep up the good work..

[@StudPack]

That’s awesome thx Miles 👊💪

[@robertwalter2841]

Camera work and editing is as good as problem solving and carpentry. Great!

[@TheSleepyCraftsman]

Good Morning!

[@StudPack]

GM 👊👍

[@Eugene_Connor]

Would it have worked for you to layout a big plywood rectangle grid on the grass and tossed scaffolding pieces down onto it, rather than lower them one by one? Seems like that would've saved time. Thanks for the educational and entertaining videos. Content and editing is on point!

[@jimmylee8655]

You seem like good people.

[@MsDaddyrabbit1]

Excellent

[@ChrisSmith-fp1gg]

Yall are freakin awesome, definitely one of my favorite channels on KZbin

[@artursmihelsons415]

Another one excellent video showing great job done! 👍 Love final idea, making that part removable for future.. Who knows, maybe, after 20 years home owner may ask Stud Pack to organize air conditioning unit replacement again.. 😂

[@mreinecker]

Super excited to have another video thanks guys

[@justgivemethetruth]

Always interesting videos. Wish you would have proven your idea of the removable attic vent, that would have been cool.

[@jaredstrehlein5605]

Nice Work.

[@johnnybussart4721]

Loved the bucket shot!!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@yjohn5290]

Awesome channel....👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@therealdojj]

was worth the wait to watch gang plus you gave us an update of the house from all that time back that i was asking about in another video if you don't get to post before christmas, hope everyones gangs have a good one 👍

[@StudPack]

Thx bud 👊

[@vlchipmeador1559]

Enjoyed your video.

[@theloneviking9145]

I’m watching your video now about six minutes in, I don’t know if anybody’s mentioned this but you should print out a QR code that points to the web address for this video and attach it to your note on the wood. That way the person could just point his phone camera (probably in the future it’ll be implanted in his eyeball) and be automatically linked to this video.

[@matthewcanavan8275]

Scaffolding is so scary to work on and disassemble

[@kayBTR]

Surely wish we could have seen that shower pan put in. I love seeing those thousand pounds of mortar ya’ll have to tear out, those never leaked.

[@ChainringTours]

You should put a laminated card up there that has a tiny url and QR code that links to this video on the inside of that wall :)

[@StudPack]

Awesome idea!! 👊👍

[@rupe53]

Leave a record... no wait a tape... no wait a CD... no wait a URL .... no wait... what will they be using in 20 - 30 years? Draw a diagram and laminate it.... the old fashion way that everyone can figure out!

[@LinauLee]

So much fun! Love your videos. hUgz, Lee