The Police Paid Us a Visit..

[@BuddyTobyTV]

Hey Jordan, have you thought about setting two lawn chairs infront of the StudPack house for when you do the explanation segments like the last five minutes? I found the discussion a bit awkward just looking at your Dad while you are having a conversation. We want to see both of you guys. It would also be cool because you could see the progress behind you guys as you teach us about some off camera obstacle or something that doesn’t have the “how to”. This is quite the endeavor and inspiring. No worries on the wait. We know you’ll get there and we’ll be here waiting. Maybe a visit from Matt or crossover episodes? That would neato. Keep on truckin!

[@yeeaahBUDDY]

Haha I noticed that too. Dad is just standing there nodding while cameraman is yapping off camera

[@jesswu0213]

@@yeeaahBUDDY dude I had the excatly thoungt with that ..

[@RossReedstrom]

I think this would be great, put the camera on a tripod and do the talk about chatter section. 😅

[@shanejohnson4546]

ya details like this matter. These kind of details will help improve your retention on your videos for sure

[@helmanfrow]

Crossover episodes would be clutch!

[@ADPuckey]

I've been wanting to chime in with this for a long time - Mr. Paul, you've set such a great example of fatherhood for the men of my generation. I'm 26 and I don't know when I'll be starting a family, but when I see your relationship with Jordan I know what kind of father I want to be. Lots of folks have said similar things but I wanted to share my perspective as a young adult. Great stuff as always, looking forward to seeing the rest of the project. Cheers from Atlanta

[@dallasarnold8615]

Hey ADPuckey, I am an old fart also from the Atlanta area , near Sugarloaf Mills Outlet Mall. Best wishes.

[@barry009]

I’m encouraged to hear that you have Matt on speed dial; he explains things so well on his channel. Hopefully you can get everything approved and are able to to start posting videos more frequently. All the best with this build. From Canada 🇨🇦

[@jonr.747]

Hope your boy knows how lucky he is. I know as a father how lucky you are . So nice to spend time together with your father in this way. Wish I could spend quality time with my dad like this.

[@og2007]

You guys remind me , when my father and I work together on projects. I sure miss my DAD. Keep up the great work guys.

[@1stWorldProblemsSolved]

@@og2007 same.

[@catsmeow5566]

I hear you. I used to work on projects with my dad, but he passed suddenly and unexpectedly when he was 61. I really miss him.

[@tywebbgolfenthusiast8950]

Reminds me of a meme I saw recently that made me laugh: “You think you can hurt my feelings? I used to hold the flashlight for my dad!”

[@stuffguy7]

Thank you for always keeping a positive attitude no matter what challenges or inconveniences you are facing. I've enjoyed watching your channel grow and explode in popularity, I hope it continues for a long time.

[@roncrook8656]

Great to see a new video from you guys. After hearing the detail level of the requirements to get the permits, I hope you've already begun the process of ordering some of the bigger specific items that have been detailed such as doors, windows and some of the other stuff that isn't going to be just off the shelf. Supply chain issues are still a big deal, and could set you back on making progress once you get that concrete poured.

[@mikezimmermann89]

GREAT point. Storage might be a problem, but I know I’d rather have that problem than a “Whaddya mean 6 months to get it!” problem.

[@zachcam797]

You guys do great work. I work at my Grandmother’s when I can to help her out and keep her house intact and these videos have helped me with every project I’ve done pretty much. I’ve been doing electrical for several years but even things I didn’t learn in trade school I’ve learned from you guys. Keep it up

[@billrichmond4922]

I'm glad to hear that Matt is helping you guys out, I've always thought he was a stand up guy and you just reinforced that. I'm sure the pace will pick up soon, best of luck.

[@BruceWayne-m6g]

Crazy to see how far this channel has come, since changing the closet flange at your mom’s house! Love to see it guys. I’ve learned a ton from you.

[@bent513]

That was the first video I saw from them! Hooked ever since (and helped me repair my cast iron closet flange).

[@bwklock]

Im looking forward to the “pouring footings” and “framing the garage “ videos. You guys rock

[@thezfunk]

I just did my HVAC last year. I went with the guys who did the actual load calculations. All but one company just eyeballed it. The company that did the proper calculations wanted all the information on my house that you mentioned. I had just done windows and doors and air sealing and that all went into it. By doing the proper calculations with the proper data, I was able to save money by downsizing the system with all my other upgrades. I was nervous about it but they showed me all the math and it made sense. Been in 6-8 months and so far, so good.

[@gordonshute8816]

I am in the process of building my own home right now as well. One thing I have found is that everything costs more than the original estimates, and everything takes longer than you think it will. Great videos! I'm remembering all of the pain you're going through because I went through it myself. It's a HUGE learning curve. I've got mad respect for you guys filming all of this while you are building. It's hard enough building the house without spending all that time planning filming and editing. I tried to video some things, but it is really hard to think about the filming aspect as well as the building aspect. The most I can manage is some pictures at the end of the day. RESPECT! Love your videos. Thanks for sharing all of this with us. I agree with the lawn chair idea.

[@cineaste1969]

So glad you guys are trudging along. I think your loyal followers, like myself, will stick around for the duration. We are learning just like you. It’s exciting to hear about your next trip to Vegas. Halo is a great company I have used their products exclusively because of their high quality. Keep up the good work like always. Love to see you guys get to 500,000! Good luck to you guys.

[@skeezle1337]

Just wanted to say how happy and proud I am for you guys. I've been watching for years. Really happy you decided to make lemonade out of your lemon and stick with it through the challenges. I always look forward to your videos!

[@93golfer]

So excited to see another upload! Safety is a pretty big part of the job site!

[@wjthehomebuilder]

10:35 Never seen that drill bit before! Awesome! Thanks!

[@clintprice2123]

Nice to see a new post and why it’s been going at the current pace. Nothing good is done fast so it’ll get done in the timeframe it’s needs to be.

[@ronrobertson9324]

Without a doubt, one of the best DYI KZbin channels. Father and son team who not only teach us but make it enjoyable, entertaining, and very heart warming. Thank you for all you do!

[@22TheJmans]

Such a great feeling to come home after work and to see a new StudPack video up! Make sure your like button is locked up and serving time guys

[@mattlarson9897]

Not only do you have to spec out everything right away but also make sure you put that stuff on order right away. The last thing you want is to order a window or door and find out that is on back order for months. That would really set you back. We are still waiting on a massive electrical panel for an industrial building, it has been on back order for over a year already!

[@MMKMoore1]

I love watching the two of you work. It reminds me of when I did stuff with my own dad. Every time we finished a step, we'd say "it's almost like we know what we're doing!" I get the same energy from the two of you. RIP, Dad!

[@ronsmith6499]

Hey guys, just drop a little line to tell you it’s fun watching you guys. I hope you’re having a good time working together I am enjoying it. Keep the videos coming. Have fun in Vegas.

[@Wolfburns]

Great to see every update! Glad the city people didn't hassle you too badly lol. Have a blast in Vegas and take time to recharge. Thank you so much for the videos!

[@TerryHernlund]

You guys are killing it. Keep up the good work.

[@Noah-ej4se]

Love the dog @12:14 just chilling and supervising the project.

[@steveloux4709]

Paul, I'm rather impressed Halo asked you to represent them in the show in Vegas! You once mentioned that you took Mike Holt's courses, which tells me you are in an elite class of general contractors in regard to your electrical knowledge and expertise. Stay encouraged - it's a long haul but there are literally tens of thousands here cheering you, Jordan, and Rad on.

[@SarahParalegal]

You guys are so cute. I love this father son team and enjoy watching you help each other.

[@theodoredimas8310]

I love the fact that you two, father and son,are learning together and taking us along, thank you

[@drewpanetti]

Those Milwaukee double ended bits rock, i found that the Irwin double ended bits are almost as durable but they work way better when you run them through a magnetizer. They’re cheaper as well

[@darrylqmiller]

I feel you guys. While not as complex as what you are doing, I applied for a permit for my shop. In the 3 weeks it took the city to come out and approve the location of the shop in relation to my septic system they changed from an old online system they had been using to a new one. I started on the old and had to then reapply on the new system. Then the new system didn't work so they switched back to the old so I had to do that again. In the meantime a tornado hit my area causing lots of damage and everything slowed wayyyyy down as they processed all the permits for the damage repair (which I totally understand.). A 2-3 week time frame turned into 6 weeks. If I had been creating content like you guys I don't know what I would have done. Keep up the great content, we are all pulling for you!

[@nathankauffman6812]

Use a bit magnetizer. They also make some you can leave on the bit. Work amazing.

[@chrisosti]

Another good vid guys! To those viewers that are whining about the Code Enforcement Officers...as a retired County Inspector, I can tell you that this project would have been shut down in any county I ever worked in. No silt fence, no stormwater management features, no site safety protection (which they have now corrected). No sediment controls either. I'm not saying these things to criticize the guys, they're doing a great job...but I would hate to see them having to do unnecessary remediation and repairs, or much worse, face a costly lawsuit down the line.

[@steelsunpi]

Yep. I cringed when I saw them a few vids back draining their pit water into the sewer.

[@degrom542]

The end result is to keep accidents from happening . Construction accidents are usually bad and we all pay for it with rising insurance rates. Where I'm from this build would require an 8' tall plywood fence all the way around the property line .

[@bkxc]

That is too cool about you guys building MORE houses after you finish the first one! Love it! Also, congrats on the relationship with HALO. Huge piece of the puzzle to get some recognition and a partnership that will help you and them.

[@skullsroad3642]

Brian watches stud pack. My KZbin circle is complete.

[@gregsessions5659]

Miss you, Gents. Hope you post again soon!

[@bruceesdale6586]

Enjoy immensely your videos and how you both work well together. Been doing home renos for 40 years but wish I was starting over based on your know-how and doing the job the way it’s supposed to be done.

[@chrislambert4885]

Hey guys congrats on the Halo gig in sin city, that’s totally awesome. Sorry to hear about the challenges thrown in your way by the code requirements, but in true stud pack fashion you guys will over come them and be much better for the experience. There’s a saying by Randy Pausch (The Last Lecture) that I carry around with me … The brick walls are not there to keep us out. The brick walls are there to show how badly we want something.

[@andrewcarr2431]

I share your pain guys, halfway through our new build the area adopted the latest building code (compared to the rest of the Country). It's a process and you have to do it....great to get that permit though. Wish I could join you in Vegas, not been for 2 years due to the world events and a trade show would be a dream. Good luck with all your endeavors and some luck in Vegas.

[@GMDuramax]

You guys are bangin it out. Home building is not for the faint of heart, but you guys are taking it in stride. I’m not a YT’er but was a home builder and now Comercial construction builder. If there’s something you guys need advice or help with, be more than happy to provide that. But you guys are doing great. Code evolution is just the mark of the beast. As building practices improve and products change, evolution speeds up. I agree about a 5 minute sit down segment like others were recommending BTW. Keep it up!

[@unsanctionedchaos2994]

Man, really missing the regular uploads. I hate that y'all are having such a hard time with the foundation. This is my 3rd time watching this video. I'm sure I speak for most of the gang when I say that we're here and patiently waiting. Looking forward to the next video and I'm sure y'all are more anxious than us!

[@stonee1968]

Really enjoying getting to see the whole process. Great to hear the sense of community with the makers on KZbin.

[@evan-edstrom]

The nice thing about having to make all these decisions at permit time, is you don't have to make the decisions later. Also definitely worth checking into lead time on windows, doors, garage doors, trusses, and engineered wood products. I built a house recently and I ordered the window package and trusses before I started framing. There have been some things like that which have crazy lead times post pandemic. My garage doors took 4 months to come in.

[@GlenCannon239]

Must have been a nosey neighbor that turned you in because the cops don't usually show up with the cops to tell you about a construction problem. You are being watched so keep your eyes open for a Karen in the neighborhood.

[@ThaGreatestAlexander]

more likely a viewer

[@creaturecore13]

Probably a neighbor angry with the noise

[@dtktrucker]

Not sure a viewer would know where the site is. They haven’t been specific about location. Unless it’s someone local who recognizes the site… it’s a resident.

[@cwarts5461]

It’s also possible the cop drove by and noticed, whatever the situation, it’s actually a fair request. I absolutely love the respect they handle these situation!!!

[@keithneal3253]

Is this Tomball? Harris County?

[@Mines619]

Would love to learn more about how you chose products for the build. Please include those details in the coming videos. You mentioned a great example with the air conditioners. I’ve heard it’s best to have a properly sized A/C so that it runs continuously and doesn’t just cycle on and off like it would with an oversized unit. Good luck guys. Excited to see this project pick up steam

[@CitEnthusiast]

Higher-end heat pumps use a variable speed pump so it can run almost continuously to maintain the temp better and keep humidity under control better. Expensive initial purchase but they pay off over time. But also hard to get, so plenty of lead time on the order is highly recommended.

[@MrFlightDirector]

Love. It. You guys are crushing it!

[@R-J-K-]

When I was like 10 years old, a development of like two dozen houses were built at the end of my neighborhood. I used to ride my bike over and watch them frame, or roof, or whatever was happening that day. (This is probably why I love watching you guys work, and many other channels and shows too.) I’m remembering this today because one morning, there were no crews around, but there was a great big hole excavated for a septic tank or who knows what. It was all sand and I thought it would be fun to jump in. I was right, it was great! But it was damn near impossible to get out. Literally I was in over my head. I eventually found the best spot to run up the sides, grab a tree root, and escape. So, long story short, I’m glad you got that fence closed in.

[@MrRustyjackson]

Yep, my son did a similar thing back in the day when you could just wander in and out of a job site. He jumped in after the concrete forms were pulled from the basement wall and slit his leg open on a cleat.

[@mwwhited]

Because curious kids would never jump a fence.

[@r6ryderr]

Keep at it boys! You’re killing it!

[@tywebbgolfenthusiast8950]

Been missing my Stud Pack fix! Looking forward to you guys being done with foundation work and getting to framing. Bet you are too.

[@neadomtucker]

Nice work guys don't get discouraged! Stud Packs In that House!!!

[@catsmeow5566]

I'm happy to hear that Matt Risinger is helping you out. Hope you can find more people who are willing to work with you as well. All the red tape and bauerocracy sounds exhausting though. Any ideas on what windows, doors, etc you want? And are you going with a whole house AC or a mini split? Ooh, I can't go to Vegas but I am interested in the Halo products. I saw some for sale online. Looking for something to go in the showers on the ceilings but trying to figure out if there is a type that can have remote switches, be very bright (min 800 lumens but prefer brighter), waterproof (obviously), and can adjust color. I prefer bright white but I think my mother prefers sunlight color. We have staple together ceiling tiles and I think there's some tongue and groove boards above that in the attic. Looking for something low voltage with LED. I suppose one benefit of living out in BFE assbackwards area is that the permit requirements are low. I was told by an inspector that I would not need permits to renovate my house out here in the sticks. I'm outside of city limits so I only have to worry about state and parish rules. Oooh, Stud Pack 2.0 house for the future. That is awesome! I'm looking forward to seeing how this one progresses but understand that it takes time. Hell, my bathroom renovation is taking a lot more time than I expected due to life stuff getting in my way. Trying to do as much as I can by myself but I've got a left arm/shoulder injury that prevents me from reaching up high or lifting heavy things with that arm so I have to have a 2nd pair of hands to help. Anyway, have you thought about what appliances you are going to get for your home? Induction cooktops (maybe even the kind that are hidden under the counter)? Have fun and be safe on your Vegas trip!

[@cha-ka8671]

Good on you for fixing that issue. I know I wouldn't have thought about kids, pets, people roaming into my home project. But, as we all know. Kids especially love to play in dirt.

[@johnstuart3390]

Great work guys. Always good to learn about the obstacles to doing things things diy. Regulations definitely have a dark side but necessary for the overall good. Thanks for sharing.

[@steveschnaar5870]

It's fun to see you doing a task to lower standard of perfection. People I work with always tell me I'm more detail-oriented and perfectionist, but then there are times when that all doesn't matter and it's fun to just throw things together quickly.

[@CitEnthusiast]

Agree! But they should put a wheel on the end of the long gate to make it that much easier to open.

[@David34981]

@@CitEnthusiast It's already easy to open or close, and the soil is not going to be or remain level as there is still ground work going on.

[@msnowman]

Love Matt's channel. Glad to hear he is helping you out

[@ryangrissom3532]

Gotta love when they keep changing things to make it harder and harder for someone to build their own house. What does it matter what windows you choose as long as there is a window for emergencies

[@REXOB9]

At least they didn't issue a Stop Work order! Thanks for the video.

[@steelsunpi]

Yeah. If they were actually in the City of Houston, there would be a big pink/orange sticker on their door that can only be removed by code enforcement.

[@davidhawkins4109]

One thing to check out is prepping for termites. Find out about pre treating the area of the foundation & slab for termites! You will be glad you did!!!!

[@451allensmith]

@Tᴇxᴛ ᴍᴇ ᴏɴ Tᴇʟᴇɢʀᴀᴍ 👉OfficialStudPack Check out this scammer that stole the real Stud Pack's logo!

[@dankelley9361]

Great job & info as always. Agree with a previous comment about a noisy neighbor, never fails! Good luck in Vegas & your Halo lighting demo. Seems like your great YT channel has led to some nice perks for you guys as you certainly deserve it!

[@georgegoulborn4162]

Kodo's to you guys for updating us. sound like a lot of leg work that need to be done behind seens. hopefully soon everything works out and you can start things as normal!

[@chrisallen2129]

You guys have a great website, you should add a blog section so when you don’t have video content to upload you can give us Studpack fans some 2x4’s to chew on while you put together your video content

[@Arc-]

Thanks for the updates, enjoying the depth y'all are getting in to and making it entertaining to watch. Great to hear a shout out to Matt Risinger's team with the @buildshow whom I also follow closely. Very cool that they would take the time to knowledge share with other builders. Would be great to see him stop by at some point during the build for a collaboration. Keep up the good work gentlemen!

[@andrewcarr2431]

I understand the idea (been there myself) however in many cases the little rickey picket fence that are on many properties would not stop anyone climbing over and potentially falling down the hole. That being said, at this point they are trespassing as it is clear the site is "secured" therefore the law is more on the Studpack side. Good use of the existing fence for temporary gates. I would add a jockey wheel/caster to make it easier to move.

[@seanomight5401]

It has been a bit of a drag not seeing more progress being made. But I completely understand there's a lot in what goes into what you're doing, just from paying attention to what you've mentioned. So I understand. I can't wait tell yall start getting the place up, and get past the ground work. I do still think you should put that good grass all in you yard for sure. It will def raise the value compared to the other houses for sure I assume.

[@matthewbauer89]

The four you listed are the four I watch all the time. Thanks for everything y’all do

[@tasobouzinelos8027]

I’m happy they didn’t shut you down like the other project. If there is a will, there is a way

[@milliewilson9614]

I'm still in awe on all the stuff you have to have and do before you can even start the build. Wow!!!! Keep up the good videos. Learning a ton and very entertained. 😅

[@DrewMtl]

You guys are becoming so professional in your delivery and info it's amazing.

[@imlon2]

I was the sub contractor on my house back in 2017-18. Never did anything like that, but it took me over a year to get everything laid out, and that changed as we went as well on design. My father and I also did 100% of the electric and all the finishing work after the drywall was finished. I still look back 5 years later and I'm still amazed how well everything turned out.. once we started we finished everything is 6 months which is the norm in this area. Which was tough to do while also working full time and only being able to work on the house on the evenings and weekends.

[@joshuakemp1439]

I worked for a company where my job was to deal with city and permits and after few months i walked away. Some of it is ridiculous and no one wants to help you. As soon as you think you get the hang it changes. Good luck and awsome work. Keep up the great work

[@outoftheboxmedic1608]

I absolutely love this channel and I can’t wait for your posts. A lot of us are learning with you, so keep sharing. Keep up the awesome content! Honestly, this is probably the best stuff I watch on KZbin!!!

[@lufia1624]

I'm so glad that when i build a place from scratch it's gonna be super rural 😅 Best of luck to you guys; you're handling it all really well.

[@alopardo]

Keep kicking ass guys. It's all progress.

[@bryan.anderson]

I am just wrapping up permits on a house I've been doing for 4 years now. I'm a computer systems engineer and spent three years planning and designing this house. I wanted to get designs for HVAC before starting and it was hard enough just to find a contractor to do new installs. They all wanted to just do replacement. I planned carefully though. A contractor I used to use kept telling me I'd have all kinds of revisions and wouldn't get me prices tell I had permits. I finally submitted and got 5 things I had to change. One I was told by HVAC I didn't need. One that wasn't code required but only added $80 to my cost so I left it alone. The other three were already called out. We just added another call out and circled them. It's way different then a remodel and you're gonna learn allot. Good luck and have fun.

[@slypig24]

An enforcement letter would of been enough. Also a good idea to lock your site, once you get expensive material delived and left on site.

[@TheducksOrg]

land of the free - send cops around for a first discussion on local building code

[@sunshine3914]

A letter may not have arrived in time to avoid a situation. Twenty- something years ago our city failed to secure a construction site properly, & an senior neighbor fell in & wasn’t discovered for over 4 hours. He was deceased.

[@ejcsds]

Need to know if they are actually in the City of Houston or incorporated Harris county only? Houston PD does not have the man power to go out with code enforcement officers, unless there is an issue. My guess is IF this is in Houston city limits, the officer just happened to be there in his beat. County does not have the manpower also so not sure who the "police" were. They are new to this area. Houston has many LEO agencies with jurisdictional powers in the county.

[@steelsunpi]

​@@ejcsds can't be in the city of Houston itself. They talk about getting in front of city council for permissions and plan review, city council in Houston does not do that.

[@LeverPhile]

I'd rather have the conversation in person and informally, than receiving an official enforcement letter. An official letter is way more adversarial than a civil conversation.

[@appl314]

Could you show the process for the permits/approves? Questions, decisions that had to be made, maybe a spreadsheet? Or point us in a good direction? Thank you for the videos. They are wonderful ! And I admire your commitment and work ethic!! I am learning a lot.

[@saltycreole2673]

They didn't need a cop for that. Talk about overkill. Next they'll be inspecting your choice of coffee. They probably have an ordinance for that too! And as far as KZbin "experts", they mostly have a yack full of advice, a handful of gimme, and a mouth full of much obliged. Good luck guys.

[@jsross33]

Now that's funny. Especially given the video The Quartering just dropped.

[@philipmagill]

good ol merica

[@Mboy245]

Seriously. Talk about an extreme reaction. Was the code enforcement officer expecting them to fist fight him?

[@saltycreole2673]

​@@Mboy245 I know huh?

[@Janzer_]

Texas isn't all people think it's cracked up to be. People expect you do your thing and people will leave you alone, but the reality is if you have a Karen around you'll get Code up your A55 for everything you do.

[@sventharfatman]

Good on Matt Risinger for answering everything when I'm sure he's busy as heck.

[@cosmicbrambleclawv2]

"Sometimes I can trust my eyes and some I can't" The human eye is actually surprisingly accurate a lot of the time in terms of things like your hinge plumbness and telling if something is straight or curved 😄

[@davidrobertson606]

Based on the present situation hope your budget is OK. I used to manage construction projects. When the estimate was completed we added 10% for contingency and added 5% for extra labor and permits. Hope all goes well. With open excavations on your site make sure your liability insurance is good.

[@connecticutaggie]

One think to consider about A/C in Houston is if you are going to want to have groups over during the summer. The heat load for an individual is pretty high and summer time, a properly sized A/C is going to be at its max. That means that your are not aren't going to be able to have more than about 6 people over during the day in the summer. I am just saying this if you are thinking of having meetups at the house in the summer. If you are considering that, you should consider having another unit that you can bring online when you have guests.

[@karenmitchell6814]

So cool that Halo invited you to their booth in LV. Congratulations Stud Pack!

[@tonydgo24]

You guys are doing a great job, keep it up!

[@krsl8062]

im hunting for that bit tomorrow

[@SuperBitbucket]

I built a new house on a vacant lot in Los Angeles county four years ago. I definitely feel your pain about all the paperwork and requirements to get permits. I think we spent more time in the permit and approval process than the actual build phase 🤣 It was like a scavenger hunt going through pages of forms, tracking down all of the different agencies to get sign offs and approvals, each wanting their own reams of documentation and plans.

[@451allensmith]

Check out this scammer that stole the real Stud Pack's logo!

[@kjecu94]

Thank you for entertaining and teaching at the same time.

[@HOGSBREATH1978]

Klein makes a magnetizer MAG2 you can run those tips through.

[@JFirn86Q]

It would be nice if you have time to make videos about this process you are going through, even the details. Such as sharing how you got through the manual J looking at your plan/paperwork, or other things like that. Keep up the good work!

[@daniellefelts2445]

Love watching you Stud Pack! Have a great time in Vegas. 🎉❤Born and raised there. Good luck on the rest of the project. Look forward to seeing the next one!

[@MudHere1]

Can't wait for more frequent uploads though. Always enjoy the content.

[@noneyabidness6655]

Run the bit through a magnitizer . Won't be quite as strong a field , but will hold most screws .

[@user990077]

10:31 I have one of those blue plastic square things that has one hole to magnetize a bit or screw driver and one hole to demagnetize a bit or screw driver. Handy little gizmo.

[@buixote]

Removable picket fences are the way to go... much easier to clean/paint them when the time comes... you can also get easier access for landscaping (weeding, raking leaves, new planting, pruning, etc.). Not such a big deal with your lawn there, but if you've got something fancier...

[@mattwilliamson1714]

Another great video... was wondering when they'd hit you with securing the jobsite; glad they were so nice about it. The dog next door makes me laugh 12:11 (and just a glimpse at 18:05). Love how he's just watching the world go by... totally disinterested in the Stud Pack project next door. 😂🤣🤣

[@AA-sq1xz]

code enforcement doesn't drive around looking for stuff to complain about. They only answer complaints. Someone is already calling the city on you at this new property. They also lied when they made the complaint, they probably said you were violent, etc. Reason code enforcement had a cop with them.

[@CristobalSanPedro]

Correct.

[@JourneyBeyondSelf]

There is actually code requirement on what they requested.

[@Janzer_]

@@JourneyBeyondSelf Doesn't matter, what AA said is true, I work with PD and CE all the time, and they do not bother people with small things like a gate open. This was a Karen request made, and probably a viewer being a POS given how his neighbors seem to be cool.

[@mreinecker]

Wtf? Why would anyone do that

[@dtoad48]

It was more likely a church goer that didn't like the construction.

[@astikennel]

I'm really glad you got a video up we all missed you it's too bad that it had to deal with the popo. 😅

[@DaniilStanisevschi]

Yes, stud pack video = day made!

[@kylejones1346]

Hope all is well in the stud pack nation...looking forward to new projects.

[@JohnTurner313]

+1 for "always go Torx!" Absolutely. 👍

[@Pembroke.]

Two pages of paper work, that rough, but you will get through it don't worry. Enjoy Las Vegas and stay safe.

[@avdpost]

I still love my Canadian Robertson bits the most, the square design means you don't need magnets at all.

[@avdpost]

@suspicionofdeceit8402 fair point! i just find robertson still avoids cam outs much earlier than Philips hands down.

[@brockwagner939]

Lol if you think square drive sucks you should use Phillips, or straight, like we used to use before the vast improvement that square drive was

[@TracyBetts12]

Love your videos! I'm so excited to watch this whole process! I have learned a lot from all of your videos and have been able to handle a couple home repairs! 😁