STUDPACK PODCAST #1

Hey Gang! We're excited to bring you our first podcast! This show is all about helping YOU. There are tons of projects out there that haven't been finished and we're here as a resource. Not only do we want to offer our assistance, but we want the Pack to come together and share what they know! Get down in the comments (respectfully of course) and let us know what you think or if you've ever encountered something you hear! Your comment will get upvoted and you could really help someone out! Thanks for watching gang and we have BIG plans for this podcast. Episode 1 is live, thanks for the support, we really appreciate it!
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[@watlinsd]

I love the post game press conference backdrop!

[@ryantowers5380]

More !! Your opening statement was correct. There's only so much we can find from searches

[@thomasrgleesonsr5058]

Hey Father and son. You realize no doubt that your teaming up has an additional benefit... That is, you are showing the viewers and the public, there is a great place for father and son example for some who don't have that experience. Aside from your vast knowledge Paul and your work ethics, you may very well teach a DIYer, or even a trades person, the relationship is mutually honoring and respectful and worthwhile in today's world. I just wanted to share that. I watch you KZbin posts and now I'll bewaiting for the next podcasts. Keeping it real doing it right. A big thanks

[@shannonvaughan4385]

About the building inspectors - I live in a suburb of Fort Worth. I pulled permits for a full remodel with an addition. My subs pulled permits for plumbing and electrical. It was a big ordeal with many, many calls to the city concerning what was normal and customary or required by code. When I was finally ready for my rough inspection I didn’t sleep well the night before and when I did, I had terrible dreams that they were gonna come through with a giant code book, levels and tape measures and really scrutinize everything. The inspector walked in and said “ I thought this was just an addition” I told him no, that I had permits for the remodel as well. He said “ Ok” wandered through for about 10 minutes then signed off on everything. He made one comment about plumbing (which he wasn’t even inspecting) but didn’t red tag it. When the plumbing inspector showed up, he didn’t even crawl under the house to inspect anything and was about as thorough as the first guy. I wish they had been a bit more critical or thorough but it’s all about the Benjamins.

[@joshuasutton2163]

I’ve actually rebuilt a porch roof that had a roof similar to the one around the 40 minute mark. That thing was a mess, it had something like a 30 degree hip rafter that was split off to another one in the middle, all the rafters were sisters with about 6 inches in the middle and were braced on a ceiling that had just about rotted out. I learned a lot on that project, it was my first renovation. For example, I installed my beam for the rafters level, but the ledger on the house wasn’t level, the beams themselves weren’t square because the porch wasn’t square, I replicated the angle of the original hip rather which turned out to be a huge pain (my first hip roof too).... I could go on all day. It stressed me out to no end at the time but I learned a ton and wouldn’t trade that experience for anything. The biggest lesson from it was to take it one step at a time, only try to envision the whole project as much as you need to, and problem solving skills are a must in remodeling.

[@adriancarey7848]

These guys are really pilling on subscribers. Well done.

[@milesharlan1]

Live Podcast!!! The first one!! Yippie!! Keep up the good work!!

[@StudPack]

You legend Miles thank you!

[@carolmartell9051]

In your podcast you mentioned about Menards. Mernards was started in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. The guy that started it. He passed away a few years ago. He made the Forbes list and magazine cover. I remember when I was young he was still selling a lot of his lumber and things off the highway near Eau Claire. You probably would be surprised at the atmosphere of the Menards store. The people there are all very friendly. They never claim to know it all. But they are always willing to help you find what you need. What you said about buying from a small company is great. We have several places here in the Green Bay area that we like to shop also.

[@8dodger7]

God bless U.S.A and Stupack 2! Keep up the good work fellas

[@michaelwilliams5673]

Floor and decor has a room visualizer on their website. Great first pod cast. Congrats 👏👏👏

[@nickdigiuseppe7643]

Thanks really enjoying the videos and advice. Paul you are a natural in front of the camera. You are well spoken and a good Teacher. It shows that you know what to do, and your not afraid to say when you don't or there maybe a better way. Thanks for showing all the in between steps on a job, not something that you see a lot out here. Keep them coming!

[@StudPack]

Welcome to the first StudPack Podcast Gang! We appreciate you checking it out. We started this Podcast to be a resource people can use to gain some insight and confidence on their own projects. If you guys have any solutions or comments of course you gotta drop em down below! Be sure to send in your questions and problems to [e-mail]

[@therealdojj]

but you've also dropped this at the same time as project farm so that's going to hit your initial numbers next time start 30 minutes later gang to make the most of the times thanks

[@StudPack]

@@therealdojj Does Project Farm drop videos at the same time on Sundays?

[@therealdojj]

@@StudPack sorry for the late reply yes mate, normally between 5:30 and 6pm UK time It's just gone 9pm now and in a couple of weeks, daylight saving kicks in so the clocks go back an hour in the UK, not sure what happens over on your side of the world though They are normally 15 minutes or so It's really hard to split loyalties though, Todd has 2m+ subscriptions and it's unfortunate that it's dropped in the middle of yours

[@jerrywalker7489]

Jerry from Fresno. I’ve seen every episode and just finished first podcast. Continuing to keep me wanting more. 👍🏻

[@hansangb]

Wonderful idea. Can't get enough of Stud Pack videos. One suggestion is to isolate the microphone from the table. Every time you guys move your arms, it picks up the noise. For example, using "Rode VideoMic NTG Camera-mount Shotgun Microphone " with a mic arm would completely remove the noise. The mic comes with a great shock mount. And bonus since it can be used with you camera to record in the field. I'm happy to contribute it, it's the least I could do. I just need to know how to send it, or you can add it to your public wishlist on AMZN.

[@hectorrosado8268]

Hey Stud Pack so happy to see your first Podcast. Thanks for all the videos and all the information you guys give us.

[@tomjeffries58]

You guys are great and I see the sub #'s are going up fast!!! Love you guys, God bless you.

[@daxmas625]

You two rock! Keep up the hard work.

[@TheKrisKing]

Great podcast, guys! Can’t wait for the next one. Watching here in Tacoma, WA

[@leagravelion]

Congratulations on your first podcast. It was great. It want be long before people will fly to their DIY stores in their cars to buy stuff. People will still be watching all your videos on how to get things done.

[@Aepek]

Really enjoyed, as able to just chill out doing work while listening to you guys. APPRECIATE You doing this! And definitely enjoyed it. Can’t wait for the next one along w/ your vids (also like that your podcast is video, which is cool) Keep it up 👍🏻

[@rrh220]

Loved the podcast! Every time I go in my disorganized garage here in the suburbs of Kansas City I think about your garage storage video. I'll send you before and after pics if my husband ever has a free weekend to help me put them up!

[@b.powell3480]

Hi guys ! Great video ! For the house built in '61, the flexible metal jacket was grounded, but it sometimes wasn't grounded properly, I ran into this situation decades ago, I did a continuity test from the metal boxes to panel, which, in my case was grounded very well, so I was able to replace the old outlets with 3 prong outlets, and had no problems ! That might be some help for that viewer !

[@dwoodog]

Very entertaining. Love it when you get side tracked and go in to a story. I'm learning as I go here in British Columbia Canada

[@danielosko6366]

GREAT first Podcast! Congrats and THANK YOU!

[@keithwebb658]

In the uk the ground wire inside the cable isn't insulated but when the outer sheath is stripped back for connections a green /yellow sleeve has to cover the exposed ground wire. We don't have paper on the ground either 😁. Keep up the good work guys.

[@shannonvaughan4385]

Paul “ It’s not gonna fit.” Next question. LOL!

[@jetlimaximize]

Im a bit late listening to this. This was an awesome podcast. Thanks for the info on getting back to me wit the shower reno. Looking forward to the next podcast. 👌

[@joephillips6634]

I watched one of your videos a while back where you were showing a cool idea of using big nails on saw horses to paint them. I stole your idea except I did it slightly differently. I had some metal L brackets laying around (each leg was like 6 inches long) and I was able to put 3 screws into the door using those. Then the bracket sat on the saw horse. It was very sturdy and the square shape of the L bracket also allowed me to sit the door in several positions very easily. It worked great. I highly suggest you try it sometime for a heavy door instead of using a single nail or screw

[@kimberlywatson8931]

I love Jordan's recap of your answers 😆 And also your icey water is making me thirsty to listen to! Love the podcast format great job y'all.

[@Nicetrybrobro]

Congrats guys! Keep it up!!

[@geissler35]

Straight to the point, I like it!

[@pianomanpj]

Absolutely loved this! The only thing I would ask is when you show an image on screen you use a mouse cursor to point to what you're talking about. Keep up the great work, fellas! Looking forward to more videos!

[@boricua-tv]

Keep the coming! Awesome podcast 👍👍💯💯👊

[@Cesium67]

Good job on the podcast! Great idea.

[@natusfreedom472]

Great ideal , every job or situation is different and unique

[@Jyttrz]

Lol, Jordan a bird city... Probably, and it's called Feather flatts!! 😎🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@fishsandwich610]

love your channel. Thanks guys!

[@CapArchy]

Loved this, would love to see another

[@luis00903]

Great first run!! I enjoyed the whole thing...

[@Sniper_Land]

Mapei products are definitely where it’s at. And I prefer aqua defense over redgaurd as well

[@therealdojj]

i've been waiting... lets go

[@franciscovega7325]

I hate long videos, y'all's video was the exeption. Regional language is very true. Especially in California or its probably cause im from Texas. Great video Gents. Also the orange store i go to here in Houston is terrible at customer service. I've literally helped customers find materials. The sad thing is I've applied and they wont hire me.

[@adriankoch964]

Congratz to the first #Studcast!

[@emubilly999]

Watched you doing trials in D1. Congrats on the channel success!

[@joshuasutton2163]

Thanks for answering my question guys, I really appreciate it. Just started into a garage renovation so hopefully I can start using some of your advice. Have a good week.

[@StudPack]

Thx. You too Josh 💪👊

[@michaelsa892]

The house with the split rafters I bet it has a newer roof and they probably caused the split when they stacked all the shingles up on the roof.

[@jerryfinzi3235]

On the 10 to 12" toilet problem.... They can use a 2" offset flange. They will have to did out the current flange a bit, but this can go them the extra two inches they need.

[@joedurkin8953]

Thanks for the podcast. I'm from southern California and remodeling our forever home. I'll be asking questions in the future.

[@Nicetrybrobro]

Commie-fornia

[@davidv.4715]

Studpack! David @ the church. Thanks for answering my question. I have a few answers for you. 1. That open hole is the fresh air intake for the fireplace. 2. A/C surprisingly runs only about $220 in the summer. We face north so that helps. FL has cheap electricity as well 3. I live on the baptistery side. 4. Yes we have two beautiful stained glass windows. Keep up the good work! Love the channel.

[@StudPack]

Thx David 👊 Is that a ridge vent? Let us know how it goes 💪

[@davidv.4715]

@@StudPack yes that is a ridge vent. Very weird and unnecessary. It doesn’t actually vent as far as I can tell. Thanks again!!

[@scottstoker8613]

Hello from the UK, I enjoy watching you 2 work together, best of luck with the podcast.

[@StudPack]

Thx Scott 👊

[@shannonvaughan4385]

For the fella asking about Sourcing materials - I find that you really have to get to know the people at your local big box. Some know what they are talking about and are interested in helping while some are just grunt labor and will send you to the garden center to pick up roofing materials. Also, the big box stores don’t generally carry anything that would be considered “specialty”. Something that I find aggravating is when there is a common item that they have never heard of. The orange guys recently ( in my area anyway) carrying a small line of keg products. But it wasn’t too long ago that I asked for a pocket hole jig ( from the guy working the tool coral) and he looked at me like I had 3 heads. As for the big supply houses. You are dead on, if you don’t know what you are talking about, don’t pretend you do. I always start the conversation with, “I’m not a Professional, can you help me?” But even in these places you may have to hang back before you approach the counter and see who seems to know what they are talking about and who is just filling orders. I recently went to a supply house for a concentric vent for a tankless water heater. They didn’t have what I needed, showed them a pic and gave the part number. They couldn’t find what I needed so they tried to sell me something that I knew would not work and acted like I was crazy.

[@ambilaevus7607]

I have blower in insulation. It makes electrical modifications or troubleshooting many times harder. Also bathroom fan has been broken for years because I can't find an electrictrician willing to deal with the fluff. Also it likes to absorb moisture so there's a little mold in the corners even though I have fans running up there. Someday I'm going up there with shop vac to get those corners more ventilated.

[@derrickyoung7449]

Awesome job 👏

[@lufia1624]

These are gonna be fun during your break.

[@velsteel]

Great first podcast guys!

[@rparker4843]

good work guys

[@briankowald6465]

Hi Studpack. I enjoy your videos and have watched almost all of them. I'm surprised you guys don't have more subscribers. Great first podcast. Like the format. Where is the best place to pose questions for future podcasts? Here? I'm in South Carolina near the southern coast, so I can identify with your weather in Baton Rouge. I would love to see a video about working with steel studs. I have never used them - either for new or for filling in like you suggested in this podcast. Suggestion: It would be nice if you could cut to video of you pointing out things on the images. Just an idea. Even if you put the pictures on a TV behind you and pointed with a laser pointer. Going into a new store, reminds me of a story. I once worked with a guy who did HVAC on the side. I had to go to HVAC stores and ask for parts. Luckily, they were nice and helped me out. When I build my deck, I went to a lumberyard for the framing. It was about the same price and I could drive my trailer right up to the pile in the yard and pick out good boards. 1961 house electrical: I concur - replace the panel and start redoing it if its your forever home. The church - best thing would be to remove the steeple. Cement vs Hardiboard - I like Hardiboard on the floor. It raises the floor less. Tiling - I just bought a house and the tile didn't quite reach the wall so they calked it! Yes, on the floor. Yuck. They should have just grouted it at least. I like your suggestion of using extra tiles if you need to so that you don't have slivers at the walls. The outlets - could use an extension, or coil trick, or buy some spacers for that purpose. But what I usually do is tile around the box tight enough so that the wings of outlet rests against the tile, while being careful that the screw still goes into the box. insulation - an advantage to rolled in insulation is that you don't have to worry about clogging your soffit vents. About moving a toilet and sawing concreate - loved the title of that video Flooring - Do you have a tutorial on using self leveling compound? Why cant you staple through self leveling compound? i once saw a tip of using roofing shingles to level flooring. What about that? I had a guy install some 3/4 prefinshed oak and he would not level them, he just stapled it down over the warps. I wish I could have levelled the floor somehow first.

[@Ukjon72]

Enjoyed the content guys, I agree that you need to move the Mike off the table or isolate it with some rubber as everytime you touched the table you heard the feedback. Enjoyed the show and look forward to more!

[@rugguy9838]

Great advice guys 👍🏻

[@MsDaddyrabbit1]

Excellent

[@jameshill9726]

I’ve used washers to build out box.

[@hazardi9214]

i hope you guys make another episode. its very interesting :D

[@deirdrefitzgerald7577]

Such a fan. You guys are the best. ❤️

[@StudPack]

Thx Deirdre 👍

[@mannys9130]

Woohoo! 🥳🥳🥳 I was present for the groundbreaking event of the StudPack Podcast! Great 1st episode! I'd suggest that the gentleman looking to upgrade his home from 2 prong to 3 prong grounded receptacles either do a LOT more learning about mains power in the home or hire an electrician to do the work. Someone who doesn't know how to determine if the metal box is grounded and tied in at the panel doesn't have the knowledge to safely and properly conduct this work. No offense at all to the individual, but mains will start fires and kill you within the blink of an eye. It's not safe. It's possible to DIY the job, but you'll need to be able to define "branch circuit," describe how a GFCI determines a shock is occuring, describe why grounds and neutrals are connected at the panel and why that's ok/safe, describe why receptacles today are polarized, describe what the difference is between wiring receptacles in series vs in parallel and why each one is good or bad, describe how a circuit breaker works, describe why the US is actually a 240 volt 2 phase residential system instead of 120 volt like everyone thinks, describe why 240v is better for high draw appliances, etc. If you can answer all of those questions without hesitation, you can probably handle a 2 to 3 prong grounded system conversion properly and safely without risking the loss of everything you own, everything your neighbors own, and even the lives of your family and pets.

[@StudPack]

Cool thx Manny👊 Couple items: Receptacles in series or parallel... do you mean feed through vs pigtails or something else? To me the US is 240V split phase. Utility transformers split one phase into 2 120V legs 180 degrees out of phase. To me split phase is way different than 2 phase. I think some old farms used to supplied with true two phase back in the day 🤔

[@rogerheraghty5670]

Good job!

[@oregoncritter]

Great video guys, can’t wait to ask some questions of my own. Love that father and son get to work together. Just wondering if you knew the video and sound were slightly out of sync.

[@thewoodpost]

Oh my gosh miss John's live view I will be there next time love you guys

[@iwillburn]

Great First Podcast Episode! Have you had any other ones? Thanks for the content and great work.

[@brianyeaney48]

Hello from Girard,Pennsylvania

[@joephillips6634]

One inspector I had said he couldn't go into the attic unless it was "accessible" (meaning, not requiring a ladder or having to open a door or something). So he didn't crawl into it but he did peek in after I told him he would look if he wanted to get paid

[@y00h0011]

Now that's a Knock Out podcast.

[@T.E.P.]

Nemero Uno! Glad to be here ... what's the name of the channel again ... probably should brand your background like teenage pimples. Love it guys!

[@dannyburriss383]

Hello from Maryland

[@hiltibosch5332]

Densshield and laticrete hydro barrier with 6” fabric for all junctures and seams

[@StudPack]

There are so many options now 👊

[@Aepek]

4:94 a few tips for ppl, if live in hot areas; for example: I live in FL. Company policy is that if temp is over 100°F outside and don’t have a conditioned attic, won’t be able to do anything in the attic area b/c of the heat. Each company is different, so I’d ask t(em that, b/c sometimes if they do go up there; you’ll get hit w/ an extra fee, and no one likes being surprised(most will tell you this when scheduling as well, and if your job is time sensitive; be aware of this as well. This also goes for HVAC too).

[@StudPack]

Awesome thx 👊

[@jeremytruncer3876]

Only comment I have on the Podcast it self is try to move the Mic off the table, so that as you talk and move your hands and arms you aren't hitting the table making bumping noise all the time. Love the podcast, will be sending in a question soon!

[@catcat4378]

If you ever want to come to Newport Oregon, let me know. We desperately need responsible, highly qualified, contractors and construction folks!

[@AlAmantea]

Great podcast, guys! The holes in the steeple/chimney could have been for sound to escape. Remember that most churches have electronic bells now with speakers. If those speakers were in the steeple (traditional placement) there had to be a way for the sound to escape, hence the holes... Notoco is the best electrical supply house in the area! and yeah, not his job to tell anyone what to use... too much liability for them to do that!

[@StudPack]

Thx Al 👊. We still want to stop by your shop. Send me another text 👍

[@AlAmantea]

@@StudPack I'll text you tomorrow!

[@edwardbickford4666]

Curious? 1st love the channel, you both seem like naturals in front of the camera. How much have you learned since starting the channel? It’s obvious you do your research.

[@gizmo9006]

are those holes in steple for vents being an old morgue? for exhaust burning bodies

[@michaelturner5361]

I have just moved in to a house that have lamanate it was built in 88 the floors pop and crackle in warm temps and is quiet when cold how do i fix this..?

[@TheKrisKing]

I looked up a toe kick saw because I had never heard of one, looks like Harbor Freight carries them for $75, might be an option for him

[@StudPack]

Yep about the same as rental price iirc 👍

[@VokeyDawg1]

Need more stud pack logos.

[@panayiotiskoutoulas1753]

Hey guys congratz on your new podcast! Was wondering are you guys on instagram ?

[@StudPack]

No we’re not on IG

[@jumperstartful]

When will you get more hats in?

[@carolmartell9051]

I try to watch your channel every day, because it's full of helpful ways to improve a persons home. I loved your podcast. I watch you from my television. I guess I could use my computer then I could get involved with the podcast. I would like to change out my shower door. My home here was built 20 years ago. I've made a lot of changes, going with the times. So now I need a new shower door in updated version I've spoke to people at a glass place here. They sell shower doors there. But the cost to replace it by them would be roughly $1,200. The shower is a 4 ft fiberglass. Very standard in the building trades here. I know they drilled holes in the fiberglass to install it, when it was new. So do you think it is possible to DIY this or just pay the $1,200.

[@StudPack]

Thx Carol 👍. You should be able to find a replacement door very easily at a home center given the standard size of that shower.

[@natusfreedom472]

What are the best ways to find , good contractors .

[@evan-edstrom]

16:43 I strongly disagree with the idea that waterproofing over cement board is optional. Cement board is porous and will wick water through to the framing over time. I think redguard, kerdi, or something similar should be standard. Love the podcast!

[@StudPack]

I agree. Many many people tile right over cement board with no waterproofing behind it or over it. That’s one reason we see so many failures these days IMO 👊

[@baerfas]

Will you guys be putting your podcast onto the podcast apps like Spotify? By the way, just to let you know, your video and audio aren't totally synced.

[@000Mach]

A stand for the mic to get it off the table

[@tylerperrotto6120]

Your videos are always amazing and fun to watch, especially this one. One piece of construction criticism, however. As a headphone user, I can hear everything. The microphone picked up a loud thud every time you guys touched the table, so maybe you can find a way to adjust the microphone or not attach it to the table whatsoever.

[@StudPack]

This mic sucks and we need to get a better one. A proper podcast set is in the plans but not the budget right now!

[@CheeseRat316]

@@StudPack That Yeti(?) is probably decent and common enough for the time being, and you can probably find a relatively inexpensive boom arm with a shock mount suspend it in to deaden most of that bonk. You'll end up using the boom in whatever setup you end building, even if you upgrade to an XLR mic in a similar shape.

[@Themalvar56]

Is this in or will be n Apple Podcast

[@psychotogen1]

@14:04 HAHAHAHA

[@Flickem69]

Helooo!!!!!!!

[@singhA1968]

its real life Anker

[@ThunderDivine]

uh missed it live...

[@StudPack]

We don’t do it live! It’s pre-recorded and released here on KZbin. You didn’t miss anything 💪🏼

[@ThunderDivine]

@@StudPack ah okay lol thanks, Ill watch it tonight. - Did u get new caps on stock now?

[@jayboone964]

Pretty good for your first live stream podcast. Jordan my suggestions are too give your answers a time limit before you move on to the next question that way you can answer more questions. My second suggestion is to get rid of the aaaa's and ummm's. My third suggestion is to go over the questions the night before read them multiple times so you can repeat them in fewer words. My last suggestion is to not use words like suck or any aggressive word this is a family-friendly channel I'm assuming. You said suck I seen the look on your dad's face and he wasn't too pleased. So believe me I know it's a work in progress this is your first video looking forward to the next.

[@ianrobinson476]

Ahh man i have to disagree. It's funny how opinions can vary. Part of my favorite things about stud pack is the banter and seeing them think it out. There are plenty of youtubers out there that seem too corporate and unrelatable, that's where this father son duo stand out. As far as the aggressive words, i noticed Paul's face as well. I thought it was fun but to each their own. No matter what i am sure you and I will continue watching future podcasts.

[@cklinejr]

Who made you god of everything? It's the Stud Pack channel not the jay boone channel.

[@jimholloway1785]

Do you have anymore Podcasts?

[@dannyburriss383]

Do you deal with basement flooding and if so how?

[@StudPack]

No basements in southern Louisiana Danny. They’d be full of ground water all the time 🌊🌊🌊

[@mannys9130]

Probably seal the walls, grade the floor towards a float controlled sump pump in a pit that's 3-4 feet deep, and make sure to maintain the pump constantly so it always works correctly.

[@shannonvaughan4385]

Ok, love the pod cast. Just a couple of observations - as uncomfortable as it may be I think you should look into the camera when you are talking to or answering a question. Your words are talking to the caller but your eyes are looking at each other. I mentioned below that y’all need a way to write on the screen. Maybe a touch screen or something. Maybe a couple of tablets or desk top touchscreen monitors in front of you. I think that would help when explaining something. Also, I think when you have something to explain - like the metal stud trick that you were talking about - that you have a prepared drawing to cut to so we can see what you are talking about better. Hey, not complaining, just observations and suggestions. I know this is maiden voyage. Y’all will get it sailing smooth in no time. Thanks a bunch guys. I have a ton of questions so be in the look out for my email.

[@doctornamelisted4280]

Nothing to say really. Just wanted to get on here for the first one

[@marcleblanc7021]

Absolutely enjoyed the podcast like the other videos. Only thing is Jordan allow your father to speak without cutting him off. Because he has so much wisdom and experience to share. , it got so frustrating hearing you do that. Other then that yall did a amazing job!! Congratulations guys!!