The Final Details Take a Long Time

The small details on renovations, the things you don't see!
Bitmag, drill bit holder piranhatools.c...
MUSIC
First track is by DJ Grumble X Guhbs - Wait for your love / dj-grumble-x-guhbs-wai...
Second track is by Xpanda - Bossa Fresh / bossa-fresh
Last track is by Gurtybeats - Feeling Nice / feelingnice-produced-by
...
I'M ON INSTAGRAM www.instagram....
You can support SBC on Patreon www.patreon.co...
The below are affiliate links. I get a small percentage when you buy using these links. It does not cost you anything extra, but helps supports the channel. Thanks!
My Tools
Tool belt amzn.to/3dXMZnk
Tool belt shoulder straps amzn.to/3AI0VLU
Hammer with wooden handle amzn.to/3jRhQ92
Rubber grip for hammer amzn.to/3jTM7UE
Speed Square amzn.to/3yAaE5f
Makita Circular Saw amzn.to/3qYzaKH
Track Saw amzn.to/3dV9wkF
Awesome ratchet clamp amzn.to/3dSGa6s
Impact driver (main drill) amzn.to/3xDmBat
Other drill for pilot holes amzn.to/3yAYjh4
My Table Saw amzn.to/2UzuOxp
My favourite vacuum (newer version) amzn.to/3yxss0S
Full face mask amzn.to/3hH4Cce
Ear muffs amzn.to/3yNAWBl
Green line laser level amzn.to/3yqYdJ0
The Camera Gear I use
Main Camera amzn.to/3AD2if5
Backup Camera amzn.to/3jTGTbv
Main Lens (main camera) amzn.to/3wp0hzU
Lens for Backup Camera amzn.to/3jWaFfU
Microphone amzn.to/36pNWAA
Tripod amzn.to/3yxSeCb
Headphones amzn.to/3xqm2R4
Drone amzn.to/3xp9OrO
Aeropress (Coffee) amzn.to/3ijpvdQ
Donate here if you would like to help the channel
www.paypal.com...
SEND STUFF TO HERE
PO BOX 3506
Richmond 7050
New Zealand
Disclaimer:
These videos are intended to provide information and inspiration only. If you choose to imitate, duplicate or copy anything you may have observed in these videos, you do so at your own risk. Scott Brown Carpentry Ltd does not take any responsibility for any action taken as a result of the information or advice on this KZbin channel and shall not have any liability in respect of any injury or damage that may result.
To view full disclaimer, click here: www.scottbrown...

[@christineeliseev]

Currently binge watching your videos. I'm originally from the US but now just outside of Greytown, and slowly renovating our old house. I grew up in a family of carpenters and builders, so I have mad appreciation for your focus on quality and detail. Your explanations of how things are done here has been massive helpful to understand what's possible and why. Great work. You and your team are what makes me love this trade.

[@michaeloconnor8631]

Also respect your professionalism. I am Irish and we “ not me but most builders” would say fuck it won't see it from my house and do a quick job. I like to do things the right way even if they take longer and will never be seen. PS. Would love to see a slightly longer video once in a while? I can only imagine how long they take to edit but you can do it Scotty. Goodluck from wexford!

[@JustConkeh]

It's because the majority of builders/tackers in the UK/Ireland are on a price including myself and prices ain't exactly good at the moment so you gotta get thing done quickly otherwise you won't earn money. I'm from the UK and there was a bunch of Irish on my site and my god they was rough as fuck majority of it got pulled but they paid for it before it did and obviously didn't come back.

[@renderwood]

My next contractor will be a one that I follow on KZbin and I see how he operates! This is the future. (Of course there are many old school guys who do good job but I just don't happen to know any of them)

[@dtbndtbn]

I miss those sunny "Auckland" episodes. It was the time I found your channel and just fell in love with it.

[@timbanwell1756]

Every job is like this in my 300 yr old house, everything needs packing, nothing is the same size, height or material. I have one door jam which is made of elm, oak and pitch pine. I love how the bitmag and the holiday featured equally

[@RyanTaylor-pi8gq]

I have a 100 year old victorian in the western US and the framing around the windows, I discovered, was solid walnut.

[@timbanwell1756]

Here in the UK we have a very limited palette of trees, until recently, compared with North America. Walnut is maybe for furniture but more likely for food.

[@jabes2930]

Love the Edmonton Oilers hat! Shout-out from Canada!

[@Bikeeast]

East coast here! Not an oilers fan, but still cool seeing a Canadian team hat half a world away.

[@jabes2930]

Ontario for me (but grew up in NS). Yep, very cool to see it being sported that far away!

[@stuartcraigon2003]

Oooft! Finally made it here! I went on a brownarathon and watched 2 years worth of videos to catch up before I watched this one. I've seen most of the last year of videos but I wanted to go almost back to the beginning.

[@TAH1712]

catch up TV - me to...

[@tnguyen1421]

Respect. Your craftsmanship and professionalism.

[@kazukarukelley]

Wicked awesome bit holder. Definitely will be picking one of those up! NZ is ridiculously beautiful. Hoping to go there one day, even if its raining all day. Cheers to Richard and Paerau for the time-lapse and progress on the project!

[@Adunca37]

Could you post link please tried finding it couldnt

[@kazukarukelley]

@@Adunca37 It should be the first link in the comment section of the video. It's called - Bitmag

[@brianoneill350]

Using the bit holder. Great job. Saves a lot of time

[@HarryLovesRuth]

In the US, I think we are supposed to have blocking between living space/attics to prevent fire spread, too.

[@tanchanna]

Do a video of how you would price up a job like this please. Don't need to give specific figures, just what to think about when pricing up work. Awesome work as always. 👍🏼

[@dreiri]

Kia ora bro, hope you enjoyed the Wairarapa, my home province. Nau mai haere mai !

[@robertwayne3567]

I love that your mates are shooting video for the channel!

[@mikewylie3645]

It's an absolute pleasure watching your videos and such a great bunch of guys working together. I've learnt so much, keep up the good work 😉

[@Etacovda63]

actually surprised to see the sarking left, its the first thing most insurers ask now, 'does you house have intact sarking or scrim'. Also, they put the gib on afterwards, that was a standard way of renovating villas, gib board straight over the wallpaper, scrim and sarking - the bead was just to hide the fact they'd done it as a lot of the time the tops of the skirting is around or slightly less than 10mm.

[@katrinabell7684]

Strange looking motor bikes 😁... another excellent video. Good camera work Rich!😎

[@5iwot5]

Have been binge watching your videos for the past few days. Great content!

[@jont6861]

Hi there, thank you for referring other youtubers that can help us improve and learn. But I went to his channel after watching your video only to realise that there was no more video on his channel. Not sure what happened.

[@livingimprovements4382]

Need to follow his Instagram. It’s an awesome library of tips and tricks.

[@tomdunn3823]

Look in the gib site guide about where you should put glue...

[@HumanBeingOnPlanet]

Great videos Scott! Could you please do a video someday on jobsite lighting? Like the arious types of worklights, uses, advantages, disadvantages, amount of Lumens required, etc. Thanks!

[@davids6075]

Am I the only one that absolutely loves the music he plays in his videos?

[@byunhchulkim2189]

I like Scott's intro. Hope I can understand all the sentences in this video. Because I learn English through this channel.

[@whatchacookin1096]

I liked Richard's intro.

[@jeffchoi]

He's a natural

[@livingimprovements4382]

Ahhh shucks, thanks guys but you should have seen the hours of footage he didnt include. 🤣

[@MeltingFingers]

YES! Another video from Scott!

[@FixerMerlin]

Good to see they have packouts in New Zealand.. I’ve been looking for something like that but holder for a long time..

[@martymc2fly]

Wallpaper over plasterboard to replicate plaster panels. Genius mate, cheers for the tip

[@Teddysaw1988]

definitely a worthy vid mate solid work i always feel like i spend to long on the final weeks of the build but this is a good insight for those who question the hours put in Well done mate Cheers

[@keithronson2624]

Second the respect and admiration for your and indeed the Team's professionalism and dedication. Quality shines through! Amazing!

[@AceWoodCo]

man, such an inspiration! I hope one day I'd be as good of a carpenter as you. Cheers

[@danielgeng2306]

When Scott sees you put the Sheetrock on the wrong side of those ceiling joists he’s gonna flip ! Lol

[@yup3398]

Put the ufb fiber in the linen cupboard with a new power outlet. Great space for hiding it. It's usually central in the building and the extra outlet can charge things out of sight.

[@roydenyoung2390]

My home town!! Greytown Wairarapa!! 💪🏼👌🏼

[@wairarapahandyman]

Welcome to the Wairarapa! I'm easy to lookup if you fancy a brew. Have fun.

[@murraycrichton2001]

The man is still using a folding ruler. I don't think I've seen anyone do that in the UK.

[@Chiefmast3r2033]

What do you use instead?

[@blakeandemma]

I appreciate the Oilers cap :)

[@ravenspore1]

Love your work mate. I'd watch the drone shots over farmland, it's private land so you might need permission to film it. It's a pretty contentious issue in the farming community down here in Otago.

[@fireblaster9961]

Watch out Scott rich is right up for the new camera position

[@hurdy9275]

Great vid scott, glad you enjoy your break away :) I got a bitmag after you commented on my comment from last vid great bit of kit very handy :) hello from uk

[@ethancraven8527]

So excited for this vid

[@loganpirie4387]

Sweet Oilers hat!

[@philhines]

We use the key ring bit holders attached to our belts at our commercial job. As much as I like the idea of the bitmag, I think I would lose my bits while climbing in a ceiling to remove form work etc!

[@TAH1712]

Paint goes on and all this great work and effort is never again seen - unless your house is on a Scott Brown production...then, it's immortalised forever! - HURRAY for KZbin..

[@jamesn7173]

Welcome back Scott!

[@terrytopliss9506]

Pleased to see the video Scott,nice to see you back at it.👍👍

[@tischlermeistertom]

yeah! Been waiting for this :) thanks Scott!

[@adamdrost756]

Neat to see a oilers fan all the way in NZ

[@markedbishop]

Would not expect to see the Oilers hat 👍👍

[@steinarholstad9964]

Is there any spesific reason you put the plasterboard horisontal instead of vertical? Is it because of the lenght of it, or is it what you prefer?

[@johnmudge3148]

I work in the restoration business in the US and we always install our drywall horizontal as that is how it is installed in most of the houses. The main advantage is having fewer seams be shown in the final product.

[@Aladeen279]

Seems like the Bernese Mountain Dogs in New Zealand are looking a tiny bit different from the ones we have here in Europe. 😁 Greetings from Switzerland!

[@sylviabrown9186]

U guys are doing an amazing job. 👏

[@mkfremkglmfekwgnkr1727]

that hinge trick is genius :-)

[@adammacer]

Insulating a wall with a door in it is pretty much a waste of time - so much more sound is transmitted thru the gap under the door than passes thru a boarded wall it means insulating has a negligible effect. Building Regs in the UK don't require it in that situation for that reason... perhaps NZ does.. You did a lovely job of it anyway.. ;o)

[@jgroenveld1268]

Issue is - unlike you lucky folks with central heating in the UK - we would use portable heaters in each room so we would heat a room vs an entire house.

[@adammacer]

@@jgroenveld1268 Not sure what that has to do with sound insulation.. also, to respond to the implicit judgement in your comment, the vast majority of houses in the UK are built of masonry. This has high thermal mass, compared to wood, meaning that it takes a long time to warm up, meaning that you could carry your portable heater from room to room but it wouldn't make much difference until the next morning. I distinctly remember returning home from holidays to a cold house as a kid and it taking a few days to feel cosy in there again - they were particularly thick walls I should add. Insulated timber-framed walls on the other hand, respond quickly to heat input and portable, or zoned, heating makes sense

[@tentonhammer5469]

Rich is brilliant. Love his sense of humour. Great to see him more. 🤘

[@Aidansmallwood]

ahhhh its good to see you boys again

[@chrissymon1001]

Must be hard work being Carpenters, videographers, sound people and editors all in one

[@tynor20]

Are you not allowed to remove the electric wire? It’s really simple stuff. Do you need different licensing?

[@gnolls]

The treated framing lumber you use, is it farmed locally or does New Zealand import any or all of it? If so, do you know where it comes from? The quality looks very high.

[@Daniel-fo2qf]

Its all grown, harvested, sawn and treated in New Zealand. Radiata pine (Pinus radiata, known as Monterey pine in its place of origin, California), makes up nearly 90% of New Zealand’s plantation forest (1.6 million hectares). The pine grows much faster here than its homeland - about 7 times faster than in the US and 20 times faster than in Canada

[@MrKfadrat]

hey man, cool material, maybe it would be awesome to make whole video on soundproofing? i know id be very interested in it, but i bet other would be too!

[@Bulkking]

At 1:21 "I'm mostly a vegetarian. I do enjoy a Paerau"

[@Maghanashi]

Yo mate, could do with answering some comments. All I'm going to say is that it's filmed alright and shit, but without any replies or explanations... what's the point?

[@antonfjolnisson7574]

Great video.. Sometimes I think you just have a lot of cameras on site with the way you footage changes views.. Great filming, great editing and just an overall great video.

[@herrinz89]

What’s your verdict on the little giant step ladders, been thinking of getting some myself and wanted some feedback

[@liamjohnny335]

Buddy running plasterboard to the floor..should maybe leave an inch space off...incase of moisture drawing up the wall?? Just a thought? Love u guys from pommie builder xxx

[@elk-life1868]

5-10mm gap as per the gib installation guide....👍

[@charlierodgers2776]

Hi Scott can I ask you how do you balance between being detail oriented (doing a high standard) and being productive as sometimes I feel as if I can be too obsessed with minor details of my work that my productivity suffers but I also don’t want my work to turn out sloppy any thoughts?

[@borisreid3053]

What us the size of these plaster boards? They seems to be longer than the ones we have (we have 1.25 by 2.5 m and 1.25 by 3 m)

[@BroJared151]

NZ standard is 1.2x2.4, and then you get longer lengths such as 1.2x2.7 or 1.2x3.6 etc

[@borisreid3053]

@@BroJared151 thanks!

[@TYLERCONSTRUCTION]

Professional job 👍

[@SidKneeGeo]

That magnetic drill holder attachment is cool.

[@Aqu4m4n]

Why do you glue the plasterboard and then screw it? I live in germany and I never saw it

[@dag4321]

Great (and exciting) video as always! I have the same dewalt table saw, love it. Curious if you ever rely on the built in fence scale measuring pointer thing to make your cuts vs measuring from the fence to blade manually like you do in the video? I totally trust the pointer on the fence scale and never measure manually anymore. Really enjoy the videos, they are very well made and I’ve learned lots of good tips. All the best.

[@ailmlvr5905]

That wallpaper looks real pretty

[@brentlambert5274]

Apologies for being off topic...do any builders or DIYers notch out a pile for the bearer to sit in when building a deck? Or do most people sit the bearer on top of pile? Thanks heaps!

[@magnussjoberg6537]

i use the bitmag too, awsome . cheers from sweden .

[@connormatthews522]

subtle throwing the offcut up and down for the camera and nearly dropping it hahaha

[@Pistol_Knight]

I watched you for yrs, why do you call it 'Jib' (plasterboard) (Gyproc)? also why do you glue it? If I had been Rich & Paerau I would have just filmed ourselves sitting around eating & drinking, love also that there is enough timber in that building to decimate the Costa Rica rain forest!!!

[@stuiep1991]

It was called Gibraltar Board in New Zealand, which gets shortened to 'Gib'

[@newdutchworkshop7026]

B camera is delivering A roll material here!

[@nickkarra1]

Gaston is the santa claus of tools

[@bartbug1]

Scott who?...waiting for the Rob and Paerau Merch. Let me know when you've dropped him lol!

[@metafive1]

Love the dorky scooters. Also: Why do you call it ‘Jib’?

[@kenk278]

Why do you add adhesive to the jib? Never seen that done before.

[@deanj6969]

Hi Scott, how long did the job take from start to finish?

[@boberson83]

Slightly before first video about it until now I guess 🤔

[@philhines]

Yay dad’s back lol!

[@liamvant]

why'd you glue the plasterboard?

[@johnfitzpatrick2469]

Your back, how was the holiday? "What those" 🏃‍♂️💃🚶‍♂️👯🎉🎊🎲🎰

[@mrpoopypants9586]

Maaaate - you can't give us a clip of that bike and then not do a review!!! Looked very Kiwi! Bring on the bubble, we're due for another trip across the ditch. Love your stuff. Cheers PP

[@BinarySecond]

But how do you fix the final panel in place for the ceiling?

[@meako523198]

I have to ask, what kind of boots are you wearing?

[@dhiaan7229]

The video quality and editing is insane, does Scott do the editing himself?

[@zauggb]

Anyone know what he wraps his hammer handle in? Looking to do the same thing to my stiletto! Thanks

[@livingimprovements4382]

It is from stiletto I’m pretty sure. Look on their website, might be on there.

[@zauggb]

@@livingimprovements4382 cheers bro!

[@ryanwasham9144]

I got a question what kind of boots r the slip on Bc they look comfortable

[@oscarhickey868]

Gri sport really good boots and seem to last as well

[@MrSidhujatt11]

Whats dat pink coating on lumber?

[@gordonclark7632]

I was surprised when you said that the easy bits had been done, I thought to myself, if that underpinning you and the guys did was easy, I would hate to see 'hard'.

[@aminjablaoui1454]

Finally an upgrade

[@default9740]

Good to see Makita sorted that gib gun out!

[@bradfry2259]

Hope you enjoyed the rapa man I'm from Masterton.

[@fergalhopkins1230]

What kinda drone you using Scott and is it hard get used to

[@krancis]

probably has been asked a million times already, but - why glue the plasterboard? arent screws enough?

[@GalawPark]

sure to be sure :)

[@arronjohnson2553]

Class video as always

[@tupadre1407]

Why is your timber pink?

[@gilcarver8852]

scott brown carpentry - franchises😜

[@darknightinlight4201]

I’m from USA and have never seen it.? Why is the wood all pinkv

[@janpina6256]

What boots are those you wear