Rough in wrap up part #2! Plus window and propane updates.

[@hrlee2381]

Your attention to detail is awesome. You must be getting excited about the progress.

[@TKCL]

Very excited!

[@5150cash]

You hope he finds something because that means he was doing his job for looking for things. 🤞🏽

[@TKCL]

Very true

[@5150cash]

@@TKCL yep. Your rain and cold 🥶 weather is here. Rain all week

[@TKCL]

48 here right now, that's a heck of a change for us.

[@5150cash]

@@TKCL 41 this morning with a high of 60....... Good thing yesterday morning I split up a lot of firewood

[@bobgray617]

Here's.... another great episode of TKCL. Liking the progress. Probably some high stress about now. Just watch your health... stress is a killer!

[@TKCL]

Yes sir, my mind is racing! Thank you for watching and your generosity!

[@k4x4map46]

good stuff! and thanks for numbering your episodes making it soo easy to catchup!

[@dougdavis4439]

Getting her done looks like Andrew. Quick tip from a old trim guy, if you didn't already know, try wetting your finger when spreading caulk. Makes a clean seam and less mess on your fingers. I use a wet paper towel and dab my fingers on it. The comercial window install would be nice! I'm sure it's sturdier than residential with weather and wind pressure resistance. Anyway, it's all coming together. Been very cool watching it all come together!

[@TKCL]

Yes sir, I've done the wet finger trick myself. I need to get back to making that a habit.

[@dougdavis4439]

@@TKCL I knew it! Lol. Your well versed my friend!

[@ryanzynda5114]

Great update video on the house. 🤠

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@jason27swg]

I think the first night yall get in the house yall should fry some chitterlings that way you can test out the vent and see just how air tight the house really is!

[@TKCL]

Oh lord 🤦

[@teveler]

The "Here's Johnny" cracked me up. It caught me off guard....

[@TKCL]

Lol 😁

[@bobbycresap4440]

Ok you got me with the "Here's Johnny" bit. Keep up the good work my friend, still loving the house and ice videos. I might be down in the redneck Riviera in a couple of days, hopefully I can bring the good weather we're having in Atlanta down your way.

[@TrustingJesus67]

Wow getting it done quickly. I believe in prayer and sent up a prayer for your windows to be the same or cheaper....God Bless

[@TKCL]

Thank you very much, God bless

[@Max-cd7xd]

The +s you get are good cooking smells coming out from it.

[@thtadthtshldntbe]

The hood vent also sucks all the steam that boiling anything produces. With a hood vent that will also settle on your walls and overtime add stew/soup/whatever smell and coloration to your kitchen. My current landlord is a corporation. They inspect once a year. When their inspector asked why was there a discoloration on the kitchen ceiling, I turned the hood vent on and said, "why did whatever morons your company paid to build this kitchen not vent the hood to the outside and instead it points right there?"

[@rongray4847]

Hi Andrew another good video, Thank you!! See you and Tiffany tonight. Take care. 🇨🇦

[@TKCL]

See you then!

[@williamcantalamessa5231]

Hello from Siesta Key Florida Living in Florida most are cooking is done outside till winter hits then we move cooking to the inside lol

[@TKCL]

Oh no, winter is our favorite time of year to be outside. We will cook outside year around. Thanks for watching

[@gavin2170]

I’ve done some fixed windows by using exterior door casing on all four sides. Get your glass company to make the glass unit and you use adhesive caulk to seal it in and then use wood trim on the inside to hold the glass securely

[@TKCL]

Being in a hurricane zone I desire something more stout. That was the original option I was considering.

[@gavin2170]

Done properly it’s as strong as the door to your house

[@martyreiber8945]

Andrew that's a good idea for your whole house generator I have one and it's the best thing I ever did for myself been many of days with no power no heat or A/C It's crazy that it takes that long for your windows Good Luck until next video

[@jeraldboyd8166]

Check to make sure the propane company can use galvanized pipe, many local codes don't allow this.

[@TKCL]

I'll have the inspector walk it down with me when we pressure test. This is a very large company that serves Florida and Georgia, I would hope they know the codes. But you never know.

[@mikemiller5139]

Paint the tank the same as the house and if will be almost invisible.

[@chuckbtw3728]

Burry the tank and paint the top green.

[@madampolo]

I'm looking forward to all of the final inspections before spray foaming the insulation. The house is really coming along. I'm so glad you are going with the Hardy Board siding. Our house was built in 1992, and the builder used regular siding. Now, after 30 years, it has rotted completely. We just had it all removed and new Hardy Board siding installed. It was very expensive.

[@TKCL]

I love Hardi!

[@pampilgrim2274]

Hi, Andrew! You are building a sturdy, secure, and convenient home. I will see you, Tiffany, and Bullet later today.

[@TKCL]

See you soon

[@gaylewatkins4685]

Hi Andrew, you have alot of things coming together at once. I can't say enough good things about your job as your own Contractor. Scheduling companies to come out, getting estimates and making good decisions on companies providing what you and Tiffany want. Love your channel. Oh, the Here's Johnny...🤣😂. Looking forward to the Live Stream tonight. God Bless.

[@TKCL]

See you soon!

[@godlydevil1]

LOL, loved "The Shining" reference.

[@TKCL]

😬

[@paulajones9956]

Everything looks okay to me, but I do understand your concerns, take a deep breath and smile, and take a break kiddo you'll be fine

[@drunkmickeymouse]

They also have under ground tanks for propane then you will not see it we have on in ca do to fire it keeps it safe the only difference is a special sleeve they put on top so they can fill it up hope this helps

[@TKCL]

The company offered that, but also informed me they are seeing premature tank failures buried here.

[@dancharron7098]

LoL Here's Johnny!!! Thanks for the laughs.

[@TKCL]

😁

[@brendacurci9445]

Build it a little house

[@radmilamiljanic5977]

I pray that you get a decent quote for those windows! Things are speeding up:))) p.s. hope they never count number of nails and power outlets as a base for tax, you would be broke:)))

[@TKCL]

Lol yes I would be!

[@earlcavenaugh6459]

Great Andrew!

[@ShaneZettelmier]

We had the same kind of vent on our hood, there’s also a filter on it but nothing ever dripped from it on the outside at all.

[@TKCL]

I'll keep the grease filter installed under the microwave.

[@ShaneZettelmier]

@@TKCL you’re lucky it’s under the roof on that porch. Every time raindrops would hit it you could hear it inside. 😂😂

[@TKCL]

Good point, that's a big drawback to metal pipe over cheaper flex vent.

[@hfuqua1]

Laughed way too loud in my office at "Where's Johnny"

[@TKCL]

😁

[@katieallen3927]

When I built my house it was constant compromise between what I wanted, what I could afford, and what was available.

[@TKCL]

We are dealing with a lot of that ourselves.

[@GaHullbillyRanch]

Great video.every little detail is worth filming/mentioning to us who love watching the build. What size propane tanks?

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching! I had a 120 gallon installed.

[@jeremiahs45]

I think you did good locating the LP tank and the range vent. You mentioned tempered glass. Are you doing a low-e glass to?

[@TKCL]

Yes we are, to match the other windows.

[@barryfigel9957]

I would like to know how many people said who's Johnny

[@DizTraveler]

LMAO!!! "Here's.....Johnny!" Question: what if you had plexi glass put up in those areas for temp purposes? We had that done on our extension build, it was cheaper to have that tacked in, then waiting "half a year" -- yes it might not be as pretty, but, if your trying to save dollars...might look into that route...and when the new glass arrives, then all you gotta do is swap out the plexiglass...just a thought...good work so far....

[@TKCL]

I'll just toss some plywood or osb up there is if have to, it's cheaper and I already have it.

[@mikebarber1]

If you're planning on having a vented soffit the microwave vent location probably won't pass inspection.

[@TKCL]

Non vented due to spray foam roof.

[@godlydevil1]

Is there some code against putting a small wall around the LP tank to hide/disguise it?

[@TKCL]

Not at all, very common thing to do. You must leave access for the propane delivery driver.

[@hnorgard2002]

Just curious, what will you be doing for bugs outside when cooking? Do you think the fan going will keep most mosquitoes 🦟 at bay?

[@TKCL]

Fans, thermacells, torches, electric fly swatters and prayer 😳

[@uncleralifsworkshop4331]

what model bostich do you have and/or what parts did you by to make the conversion to metal plate adapter?

[@TKCL]

It's the f33pt if I remember correctly and it comes with everything for the conversion. If you look in the video description you will see our Amazon store, I have it listed in there.

[@thtadthtshldntbe]

Can you bury the tank?

[@TKCL]

Yes, but with all our rain and acidic soil, I've been told they fail early here.

[@thtadthtshldntbe]

@@TKCL dang. That little tidbit is going in my Florida notes.

[@CircleCitySlicker]

REDRUM

[@jp34604]

. Hi, Re the gas, is there such a thing as an in line tap where one can use a portable tank in a pinch? Like a bypass valve from the big tank to a small one, that way if you run out then obviously you will have a backup. Otherwise the alternative is to always pay for partial fills assuming there is a separate fee for delivery before calculating the amount of gas purchased? just a thought. Or can a second fill value be installed directly on the big tank where one could add gas from a portable tank? I guess this would hinge on whether or not you own the tank did you buy it or lease it how does it work? Or as an alternative maybe you can somehow justify them installing it near the water heater since you do in fact own that, assuming it would feed the entire system and not just the heater. No Doubt they will initially give you a knee-jerk reply of hell no you can't do that we won't support that that doesn't meet code but the reality is you own the house and the supply lines, but unless they can point to something specific in the UPC or their contract preventing it then it is your business and not theirs. Otherwise it would be like the power company saying you are not allowed to install solar I would just not want to be enslaved by them or at their Mercy to supply the house you own on the land you own I guess it is the libertarian in me. Good luck 👍

[@TKCL]

No high pressure tank (portable) to low pressure house that I am aware of. I've never once in my life ran out. You get on a 60 or 120 delivery route and they top your tank off for just the price of the gas. I also have a will call in the contract and I can get guaranteed delivery in 48 hours or less. The tank also has a pressure gauge I can watch.

[@jp34604]

@@TKCL . Well that just means the delivery cost is included in the per pound price, so then the gas should be less expensive on the 120 day cycle versus the 60 day cycle, if not then I suggest you request they come every 60 days , even if you don't need it until they offer you something in return. Btw don't forget a leak detection alarm ... "Propane vapors are heavier than air. propane will accumulate in low-lying areas such as basement, crawl spaces and ditches" B07ZXMF5TH B07FSVCSSL Cheers 🍻

[@TKCL]

Yep we have that alarm in our camper, I'm considering one for the house as well.

[@jp34604]

Ok on a roll here, noticed you did not dig a ditch between the house and the shop or barn for any network connectivity. So in lieu of that a pair of... B081VRFK62 maybe in order but in order to implement them, and This is the point, you will need another cat6 run to that corner of the house for it, (and another for a camera) while it is still SO easy, and while you're at it the other corner facing the driveway for a camera and an access point, a couple of runs in each outside corner is so cheap and easy now ... last chance, you'll be sorry!!! 😀😃😄🤣🤣🤣

[@TKCL]

Naaa I don't need all that. I installed a cell booster in the shop and have unlimited Hotspot on my phone. All I'll ever do out there is stream music.

[@jp34604]

@@TKCL . But you said the cell amplifier only works in the shop? Are you planning to put a 2nd one in the house? If so ... Band 13 (700MHz): this is the backbone of the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network. So this device is ideal for you... Product Specifications: - Operation Frequency: Band 13 - Frequency: 700 MHz - Max. Gain: 65dB - AGC LEVEL:Uplink:-45.00 - Downlink:-56.00 - Impedance: 50 ohm - Operating voltage: AC100 ~ 240V, DC12V/2A - Port of Booster: N-female - Indoor: Omni Panel Antenna - Outdoor: Directional Yagi Antenna - Note: The distance between the indoor and outdoor antennas should be a Minimum of 22ft for maximum performance, the more the better. - Mount the indoor Antenna in you living room high up on the porch wall facing the TV as it radiates mostly in a 180° wide cone forward pattern place the amp above your kitchen and mount the external antenna on the roof ridge end above the attic for best results , it May even reach the storm shelter? B09D7CF3BW Good luck 👍

[@jp34604]

You'll need an outlet for it in the attic space above the kitchen... run it up the wall from the kitchen sink backslash.. easy peassy. Now!

[@andrewdarbyshire9108]

Get a bigger tank and bury it in the ground. That’s still legal this day and age.

[@TKCL]

It is...... But wet soil, a lot of rain and acidic soil causes issues here. The propane company offered in the ground or above. But they did mention a lot of failures with buried tanks here.

[@andrewdarbyshire9108]

Epoxy coated tanks maybe? Idk I’m not much further north than you in south ga and we must have very different soil type here

[@TKCL]

It's OK, I don't mind it where it's at. It's not noticeable by anyone other than me when I'm working at the shop.