This Old House | What’s the Miter with the Corner (S40 E22) | FULL EPISODE

Mark McCullough rebuilds a century old Puddingstone wall. Tom Silva and Kevin O’Connor revisit the 2005 Cambridge modern project. Electrician Heath Eastman installs trimless LED recessed lights. Large tanks are installed under the driveway for rain water runoff.
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Our Mid-Century house mixes stained and painted siding, typical of this style of architecture. Kevin finds Tom using two methods for the corner edge detail. The stone wall on the front of our house was in rough shape and the sewer work took it over the edge. It’s Mark McCullough’s job to put it back together. But first he has to find a source for puddingstone. 13 years ago we tackled our first mid-century modern, a rundown house in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Tom and Kevin go back to the house to compare that project to our Brookline mid-century. Back at the house, rough electric is well underway. Kevin finds our electrician, Heath Eastman, installing modern LED downlights in the kitchen. Our old house handled rain water by sending it to the town sewer. That’s no longer allowed. Jenn and Kevin find Roger’s crew installing two large tanks under the new driveway. They will filter and store the runoff.
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This Old House | What’s the Miter with the Corner (S40 E22) | FULL EPISODE
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[@seanpalmer8472]

That Cambridge house is definitely in my top 5 favorite TOH projects.

[@minnesotavikings7163]

Great to see Roger back, would not be the same without him. God Bless.

[@ryanroberts1104]

Roger isn't "back", this is an old show. He is not a part of the show anymore...apparently digging holes for people is more profitable!

[@electricman5010]

The show was from may 11 ,2019 . Roger issued his health statement in june of 2018 ,stating he intended to limit his appearances on This Old House. Either way,its good to see him !

[@bigroblee]

@@electricman5010 I believe losing his wife if many years contributed to his decision.

[@marty4760]

If god exists Roger wouldnt have his health issues

[@electricman5010]

GREAT to see Roger ! Hope his health continues to improve ! your loved by many Roger !

[@donaldcass9678]

ok

[@I-Teee]

There is no other home show that comes back years later and follows up to see how their houses are holding up. Nice job TOH.

[@JoniAntonio]

Matt Risinger constantly does this...

[@nathandean1687]

actaul matt risenger does that.

[@michaelrdegroat]

There aren't many shows old enough.

[@I-Teee]

Rogers mittens make me smitten. Good to see you, bud.

[@OliverBund]

George Mabury's house is legendary, my all time favorite TOH season. Wish I could still watch old seasons on KZbin like back a few years ago.

[@DanielStaggs]

The sharp contrast between this house and the previous one in the first half of the season is amazing. The amount of talent to go from that to this is crazy.

[@dasaini]

Wow that flashback house is pretty amazing

[@petertomasovszky136]

It is great to see you Rog! Hope to see you on the next one:)

[@MrGeoses]

So nice to see Roger back and the flashback was very sweet that house really held up well

[@robertgeiger2268]

love this remodel

[@michaelrehmancerppws6501]

Glad to see roger is back

[@SLucas-qs6fj]

I remember George! He’s quite a character. His taste is impeccable. Glad to see him and his stunning house again.

[@mendonesiac]

It's really cool seeing how happy the homeowners are decades later.

[@criostasis]

I love Jenn near the end “IM FREEZING!”

[@robertgeiger2268]

I loved this rebuild from day one

[@joev3315]

Great to see Roger again , looking good , hope to see you more often , God bless.

[@lolwutyoutube7561]

Rogah! Hope yah doin well!

[@bennetfox]

I just heard about Roger and oh my gosh I wish him all the best!

[@hassanbazzi3545]

Nice comment you made. May I ask of what is wrong with him. I really like him and the whole crew.

[@justanotherguy8791]

Full episode yay!

[@ilichiregius2884]

I don't get these episodes on my local PBS so I look forward to seeing these videos! Also, It's awesome seeing Roger Cook on the job site.

[@timmc6009]

Those can lights are going to be a nightmare down the road.

[@qnadqs]

There should be a drinking game where you watch an episode of This Old House and drink every time Tom says "caulk"

[@KJEThompson]

1... 2 and 3... 4... and drunk. Tight and watertight could be other Drinking Game contenders.

[@morganwylie6133]

Only done one side of the window 😂🤷‍♂️

[@watchthe1369]

You know you guys have done what Frank Loyd Wright has done in your own way. "The TOS Americana Collection of Historical Landmarks" Absolutely Awesome body of work. You guys have made a legacy along with your owners. The X- Generation melding the best of the boomers legacies.

[@AnthonyBrusca]

Every Single hole in that ZIP sheathing is over-penetrated.

[@inourspace]

I appreciate the puns in these titles. This show can be pretttyy dry at times.

[@Truth_hurts459]

5:04 😂😂 Kevin waves Tommy forward, kinda awkward for a second lol

[@jasonhill2180]

Another great episode to end the week!

[@andrewshutty3345]

Roger, I love that guy and would work for him any day... My prayers are with him..

[@ShakespeareCafe]

Roger is the only smart one wearing wool mittens, nothing keeps you as warm as wool

[@dWhitaker951]

So awesome to see Roger again!

[@BradleyAllenNewman]

Was cool to see Roger show up 😊

[@MH-oc4de]

Note that puddingstone is not formed through 'molten lava'; it is a sedimentary rock, often formed in the submarine environment and river channels, and then transported south by glaciers . Love this show though!

[@verygoodboy2688]

"Wimp" 😂😂

[@StikkySS]

Pretty sure this episode is from early last year. They are on Season 41 already. I don't think Roger is back, this was filmed before he left.

[@MetaView7]

What an amazing project

[@TheMillionsCEO]

I wanna change this old house in Atlanta to a modern look as well

[@lucky1206]

I was surprised to see Roger walk into the frame..i was thinking either this was an older episode or it was made before he retired, for a second there ha ha... nice to see you Roger!!

[@pklemm1]

It probably was made before he retired. It’s summer now in Boston. I live in Boston. This is clearly late fall/winter.

[@oldtwinsna8347]

This aired in May 2019. Based on the scenes, this would've been filmed around Nov 2018.

[@rustyrelicsfarm2406]

That Frank Lloyd Wright house is Stunning.

[@edrcozonoking]

Caleb Grill it’s not a Frank Lloyd Wright house. It is in the style of Frank Lloyd Wright.

[@rustyrelicsfarm2406]

@@edrcozonoking I know. I was half asleep when I typed this.

[@dasaini]

So many requirements that make everything harder (and more expensive) e.g. those recessed lights

[@nathandean1687]

thats cambridge for you. fully stuck up thier own butts.

[@woohunter1]

They are going to have at least $5,000 just in can lights!

[@TheNemosdaddy]

Unbelievable what the city made them do just for storm and sewer. That had to be 50k alone for the cost

[@cbalan777]

It's like that everywhere now. That's why it's cheaper to just keep repairing a home than try to modernize. Unless you're rich I guess.

[@z28pilot91]

as soon as they started digging for pipes this went from affordable to really affordable.

[@williamskrainski8407]

5:45 Do you think Tommy makes Kevin walk around with that playskool tape measure?

[@godbluffvdgg]

Man oh MAN! That job had to be every bit of 300-400 K..I love patching stone work!...I've done some cut through's and tear outs of stone on Churches and some homes have them here too...We have Chestnut Hill stone or Wissahickon Shist..There's MILLIONS of tons of it scattered around philly...:)...You can find it in empty lots...When I do demos I sell it on craigslist! :)

[@michaelrdegroat]

I was surprised to see them hit a hammer with a hammer. @9:06. That's typically a big safety risk.

[@brandonirving5014]

Nice pun guys lmao

[@bannockchief]

Lol, people getting excited about that tongue and groove. What they're using isn't the cheap stuff you'll find at the local box store. No tear out, no knots, uniform thickness. You can't do that install with just any boards.

[@brianfong5711]

We need anti-aging science applied to Roger, I want him healthy enough to do a heel click.

[@fvalencia3494]

As the owner of this house would say "The Vindows" lmao

[@meshulemklein55]

Why do you guys still use these big old fashioned box for the lights, when you can use small, good looking and easy to install pot lights?

[@cc12300]

Richard is heading to the factory where we can see the glaaaaaaaaaas made.

[@paulschreiber]

Seems weird to run 120V to all of those LEDs. Is there an option to run low-voltage DC wire and have a (transformer/driver/something) elsewhere?

[@ryanroberts1104]

I totally can't tell what brand that big yellow chop saw is after they put tape over the logo. Anybody have any idea who made it?!

[@brandonirving5014]

I think it's either porter cable or bosch

[@benkeysor7576]

It's gotta be Chicago...

[@adrianlarson658]

Didn't even notice the tape tbh. It's yellow, so dewalt, you can see the logo face (lots saw dust on it, but you can make it out) when tom adjusts the angle to make the miter cut at 4:00.

[@woohunter1]

Ryan Roberts Rigid from Home Depot

[@therealcellar1969]

Roger!

[@jamesbingham4538]

cost is no problem. like the looks but the $$$$

[@meme7591]

What is that yellow layer on the house? #thisoldhouse

[@woohunter1]

Can’t remember what it’s called, but if any water or condensation gets behind the siding, it gives it a place to dry out and or drain.

[@u.s.paratroops4633]

Where's Norm???

[@javiergomez5854]

Couple of dollars at least.

[@saurabhg4060]

Roger needs new gloves🥱

[@uelrington9270]

Little water fall in front house doesn’t look good , looking dampen every where and turned dirty colour !!!!!

[@dielauwen]

"TOMMY" Caulk only works in a 1/8-1/4 " Gap. Tight fits on outdoors is not the way to go and it certainly does not ensure water tightness. Let the air in .You always want to seal things . Not the right thinking.

[@jonesconrad1]

George Maybury aka Bill Gates

[@criostasis]

I’m hating more and more this preservation society. If I’m spending my money on building a house, who tf are you to tell me how to build it with exception to safety codes? Why I’ll never live in a “historical” area.

[@arjanwesselink3418]

Really don't like american electrical installations. Really primitive compared to European standards.

[@benkeysor7576]

It's nice to see Roger back and he looks much better than he did last time he was on, so he seems to be doing better.