This Old House | Time for Trim (S39 E10) | FULL EPISODE

[@waynewelshans1172]

Just about pooped my pants when he ran his fingers across the table saw blade with like 1/16th of material over it

[@waynewelshans1172]

@@Kevin-mp5of just as long as he didn't pak his cah in da yahd

[@djbloodshot]

Me too noticed that right away danger bay

[@Curt-0001]

yeah I just commented about it asking. Glad to see I'm not the only one

[@sdaniels7114]

How or why did that get past editing? 20 years of Norm 'taking a moment...' almost undone in 2 seconds.

[@jensalan]

12:43 He has way too much faith in that sliver of wood between his hand and that blade.... 😳

[@peehandshihtzu]

@@brianglade848 I hahve ah Kaboter andha it wouhood fihit alla ta lobstahas in it's buckhet. :)

[@peehandshihtzu]

@@brianglade848 lobstahas is better dan crawfisg. :)

[@trentondohse1851]

My thoughts exactly. There's other way he could handle that on the saw.

[@CoasterCrazyy]

Kevin stop telling me that they are on a tight budget and they are saving money on stuff like keeping the plaster or helping with labor. Lets not forget they got custom hand rails, tiles, molding run on the outside of their house, heated garage floor, all the prep for the wood burning stove and a second floor suite over the garage. In comparison, new drywall would be dirt cheap

[@lsl43deo]

Love seeing a son interested in learning his father’s trade.

[@danimkn579]

It's rare now

[@olafbigandglad]

I'm glad I don't have to sand those drywall patches.

[@johnpratt1661]

I used to do sheetrock for a living years ago. You don't always need strapping behind a patch, you can do what is called a hot patch by peeling the gypsum from the back of the patch to form a border of just paper and use sheetrock mud to secure the patch to the wall, and then finish as usual.

[@AdamS-lh2ug]

Midwest boy here, it’s called a California patch around these parts.

[@spencervaughn3946]

“Here’s a $200K HVAC system..... also our home owners are on a tight budget and want to use the original plaster.....”

[@kellymhanson]

Yeah, clearly their budget is not tight but keeping the plaster could be preference.

[@seanmayo206]

But of course. Up north they wealthy . The wealth used to be down here but the union stole like they steal everything else

[@jimplummer4879]

Noticed that myself.

[@timhoekenschnieder9109]

Thanks for all the years of great videos and instruction.

[@ignignokt-6050]

Brian Glade Ok dude we get it.

[@toddjasper1]

12:45 he’s very lucky there wasn’t any kick back

[@CharSRT]

That lack of care using the table saw.........my god

[@obviouslyblack]

My stomach ached watching that.

[@toddh281]

Yup would never put hand over wood i dont care how much...all types of push sticks out there

[@jons7054]

Looks like dewalt table saw. His finger looked to be 1/8th inch away from the blade on the other side of that thin strip of wood. Amazed he has all his fingers.

[@zee116]

Well he still has 10 fingers... but yeah that was scary.

[@Stangil1]

The guys a moron. No wonder they have problems gettign appretices with guys like that as examples.

[@joedasilva38]

12:43 BIG SAFETY HAZARD!!!

[@markfrentz2975]

"Time for Trim". Best title ever.

[@devkiwboy]

Proud to see New Zealand pine on TOH!

[@props-model-shop]

Some of the best carpenters only have Three Fingers

[@gameilebrown6136]

Love this old 🏠 and you tube

[@joeholmberg250]

Why does it look like Kevin is finger blasting that tree trunk in the opening scenes?

[@scottwolverine3062]

running your fingers with the wood when its that close to the blade! not safe! come on dad!

[@scottwolverine3062]

@@brianglade848 english dude!

[@TheEarthCreature]

@@brianglade848 That's how you talk if you're an idiot. I'm right from the heart of central Massachusetts and the only people who talk like that POSSIBLY are trash that live in south Boston. Get a grip and stop annoying everyone.

[@OprichnikStyle]

@@TheEarthCreature wow slow down boomerino

[@altamiradorable]

Tight on the budget !! Yeah right !!

[@Mrcaffinebean]

So tight the homeowner is pitching in to save money lol

[@kollosus_NA]

Better to run a heat exchanger over a mixing valve for the cool air zones of heating, other than that a decent mech system

[@demagab]

Installs heated floor for the cars, doesn't have enough money for some new drywall

[@demagab]

@@brianglade848 Da lobstah you can enjoy, da drywahl you can't

[@ErikBoles]

While using drywall and tape to patch is trickier to do, it’s a better idea. Paper tape is 0.0085” thick while these self-adhering mesh panels are 0.017” thick. Unless you drift your mud out quite a ways you will see a noticeable bump in your wall.

[@howtodoitdude1662]

A blow patch is easier, faster and less noticeable. I’m surprised they never show that option.

[@johnmccloskey8761]

Tight budget? This has to be at least 850K. But cheep for TOH. Not like the original series when TOH actual had a limited budget.

[@pavelow235]

Pretty sure the first or second season was a levittown rambler which was like a two bedroom on a slab foundation.

[@mrpiccolo23]

Season 9 - 1987 Santa Barbara Bungalow Project Bob Vila holds a clip board at the end of Episode 26 after talking to our best bud Norm. (Numbers in parenthesis are the costs adjusted for today's dollar using bls.gov ) Design Fees $12,500. Masonry $1,900. Lumber & Materials $18,000. Plumbing & Heating $17,500. Windows & Doors $3,000. Waste Disposal $1,700. Tile & Labour $8,500. Paint Supplies $3,200. Shower, Etc. $700. Dishwasher $450. Carpet $3,500. Plants & Landscaping $9,000. Misc. $300. -------------------------------- Total Material Donation $80,550.00 ($188,539.15) Homeowner Paid $57,500.00 ($134,587.23) Total Project Cost $138,050.00 ($323,126.38)

[@mrpiccolo23]

@@pavelow235 Season 3, Woburn House is my guess. www.thisoldhouse.com/woburn-house/21017388/the-woburn-house

[@pavelow235]

@@mrpiccolo23 Keep up the good research, comment readers like me appreciate it, thumbs up to you.

[@Gitarzan66]

Its ALWAYS time for trim!

[@treborvii]

I'm curious, when installing the beadboard on the porch ceiling, why are they working from the outside in by nailing the ends and then in the middle and not work from one end to the other? Aren't they running the risk of causing a "bubble" by trapping bend, warp, or other imperfections in the boards?

[@darylg.4270]

How come you didn't use any type of insulation?? I Imagine that being a cold area. Am I wrong?? thanks

[@tmsaskg]

Okay, this young carpenter dude talks quite right for tv, acts and works right in tv, and already member of the Silva Brothers Co., - so we can already state he's Good ol' Tommy's new substitute or rather role-heir. Sad to see the base members disappear (Tom and Roger). But seems it's time to pass the staff.

[@martymcfly5842]

12:44 yeah, that's a no no

[@godbluffvdgg]

You should always be proud of the outside trim piece...If it's low; it becomes a dirt catcher. As well, when you slide a heavy piece out, it will catch on the lip...tsk tsk tsk...

[@GeeTheBuilder]

When they were gluing on those end mitres I couldn’t believe they did it free hand holding it up in the air. First, do it on a bench or other flat worktop. Second, use a carpenter’s square on the OUTSIDE to ensure you have it all square as you glue it. Remove the square after 10s I’ve done this thousands of times. The above works. 👍

[@GeeTheBuilder]

Are these indirect hot water tanks new to you guys in the USA ????

[@GeeTheBuilder]

@@brianglade848 Brian, I think you’re having a stroke, mate. Call 911 👍

[@Joseph1NJ]

"Cut the straps?" Won't they break down and cause the slab to tilt?

[@Joseph1NJ]

@@Kevin-mp5of Yes really!

[@mrpiccolo23]

Nylon doesn't really break down, does it?

[@nukelaloosh4795]

i love trim

[@spoony8232]

12:45 *eyes go super wide*

[@TheEarthCreature]

@@brianglade848 Wow you're annoying.

[@TheEarthCreature]

@@brianglade848 You like all your own posts and you think that there's no way for other people to know the difference, and you call me a bonehead... and what ever else it is you said there because no one really knows.

[@ShakespeareCafe]

Drywall/plaster guy should have used hot mud that dries in 10 minutes...now he's got to flare that compound out to hide the mesh tape. It's unnecessary to use the tape in my opinion. When they skim coat drywall compound for a Level 5 you're using another layer of compound and that layer doesn't crack so why waste your time using 4 slices of thick tape? The hot mud will dry hard as plaster as it's calcium sulfate, the same chemical composition as plaster, basically...Those dinky repair patches aren't going to crack even if the house is hit by an earthquake

[@tylercarlson9941]

What was there budget for this update ?

[@miguelcorrujedo2859]

Lol, right! Every episode they say "tight budget" I'll show them a tight budget.

[@keegan854]

Somewhere between 700 billion and a trillion 300 million billion dollars

[@TheAavelar007]

why you guys didn't glue (pl) the tongue and groove

[@Curt-0001]

@8:18, wasn't that an extremely dangerous way to hold that lumber while cutting?

[@Curt-0001]

and 12:45. Jeeeessus

[@Kingdomslayer-iv2eh]

This reminds me of my house

[@johnsee7269]

Another HVAC that'll require an engineer and labor guy to fix sometime in the future. Geesh... A high degree of complexity. They've got the stove for winter and great windows for summer; problem solved with the addition of a whole house fan in the attic.

[@SureShotImages]

This is a pretty standard, fairly simple HVAC system that most techs should be able to work with. Nothing too complex here.

[@Nill757]

These wall patch vids would be closer to reality if they showed where most of time goes - sanding and clean up from sanding. Try putting that jingle music against that. That two minutes of applying compound across one foot is misleading for the diy guy. Sanding can be avoiding by tapering the compound far wider, but theyre not doing that here.

[@chet174able]

Put more than one nail per strapping there's room

[@TheMrSidekick]

SHOW US MORE FOOD VIDEOS

[@jopo6388]

And nobody’s concerned about the chemicals involved really?

[@heathdetweilerRealtor]

I may have left that porch ceiling open myself.

[@eldenhopkins6853]

Hello I would love for your guys help in my house

[@markhall3323]

That apprentice Nathan is too pushy I don’t trust him

[@danielgonzalezramos4933]

12:45 WTF!!!

[@howtodoitdude1662]

Click bait! I thought the video was about trim.

[@howtodoitdude1662]

@@Kevin-mp5of I musta missed dat part!

[@mr.wizeguy8995]

3:03 "Great job guys" Look on that lady face...

[@slmed87]

Title was misleading

[@zee116]

interesting to watch that no one wears gloves

[@georgesobon3977]

Only in the winter when outside and below 25 f.

[@xlostmanx5693]

My last name is Silva

[@seanmayo206]

Your running parallel not perpendicular

[@HsingSun]

Since those woods are injected by chemical and all other stuffs, why did you call those woods are nature?

[@angryboss1199]

I think I was the first view lol

[@sergeyevfam3286]

Second;)