Trimming out the last of the windows

I do some of the last Hardi trim on the pole barn house in anticipation for completing the siding.
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[@GodBlessedAmerica]

Do what you gotta do brother. We’ll be here. 🇺🇸✊🏼

[@hrlee2381]

Looking great. The window frames look wonderful. Great job Andrew. We will be here waiting patiently for your next video. Thanks for sharing yore home build.

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@gregorythomas333]

Dude...never sweat getting new content out...we know you have a life outside of KZbin :)

[@gcampbell83]

I am so proud to see you using your breathing protection for every cut! Good on you Brother. You are moving right along on the build. You will be extremely happy you filled the gap in between the front windows. Years from now when you stand in front of those windows on a cool crisp morning looking out at the new dawn, standing there in your underwear and fuzzy slippers drinking a cup of hot coffee, watching the deer and the turkey run around the field, you will not feel any cool spots coming at you. Oh man. What have I done? I now I have to get that image out of my head. Thanks.

[@TKCL]

Lol 🤣🤣🤣

[@teveler]

As always Mr. Andrew, well done. I admire your skill. God Bless and I hope things continue to work for you.

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching, God bless!

[@CrystalParanormally]

Glad you filled the gaps in the bars between the windows. Wasn't thinking of cold air as much as the bees, wasps and other assorted nasty little critters!

[@TKCL]

Very good point!

[@GodBlessedAmerica]

Take a look at the LP SmartSide 38 Series Cedar Texture Soffit Engineered Treated Wood Siding. It’s a composite material plywood. Great for humid weather. I built our barn with it. Good stuff.

[@stevecart6913]

Hey brother. You take the time you need for your family. Remember family first. We will be waiting here for your next video. We love you guys. You make it we will watch it. 😀 Fan for life. God bless you both

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching, God bless!

[@pampilgrim2274]

Hi, Andrew! No apologies necessary! You do so well getting content out for us. I will always be right here waiting for you. Remember! Family first !

[@ridinout6308]

Jackets and bennies in the morning, T-shirt and shorts mid day..gotta love Florida lol. Something IMO that looks good, especially if you're looking for an outdoorsy kinda look is metal roofing on the ceiling part of the porch. I've even seen folks use it inside the house. Anything from new shiny stuff to old rustic looking tin.

[@TKCL]

I like the metal, I have not been able to sell Tiffany on it.

[@ridinout6308]

@@TKCL yeeea our better halves can be hard to persuade sometimes lol. I'm sure whatever you guys decide will look amazing.

[@davidburkhart9184]

Looks good Andrew, I did not know that it ever got cold enough to wear a Bennie in Florida lol

[@TKCL]

We've already had 5 or 6 heavy frosts. Been quite cold here.

[@smakarl0]

Uneven / wavy roof trim the easy way: Tack up your trim with equal gap (if one) on both ends. Then use a "shop drawing compass with pencil" to trace the roof to the trim. The result will be a wavy line on the trim mirroring the roof. Take down the trim & cut it with your gig saw. You should have a perfect fit. Good luck.

[@TKCL]

It's the blocking sticking down and not being even with the purlins. This would cause bumps or bulges in the 4x8 sheets of material.

[@rogerwolfert6414]

Nice job. It's looking good

[@ryanzynda5114]

The wndows are looking awesome

[@TKCL]

Thank you

[@barbaraharrold5361]

Every little step equals a big step:) it’s looking really good:) tfs stay safe:)

[@gaylewatkins4685]

Hello Andrew 😊 you have been working nonstop on the farm for a while now. I think a break will be good for you right now. Post a video or a #short when you can. Take care and enjoy the holidays.

[@workingmanrondoyle3287]

Great content my brother from another mother 👍 a cheat trick I've done in the past for doing spray foam insulation. Cut you a piece of 12/2 Romex wire and pull the wires out use the jacket for flexible tube, it works great.

[@TKCL]

Great tip!

[@ActionJackson2360]

You could remove the brick mold from the doors so you can make them match the windows. I know brick mold is used alot where brick is not used, but sometimes I think those jobs would look better with a different trim.

[@mackjenkins7721]

Hello Andrew how you doing man. Those windows are looking nice man. They make the house look very very nice. You doing such a beautiful job on your house man for doing it by yourself besides the contractors that you need there. I know between the holidays videos going to be a little tough. Spend your time with friends and family. You made enough videos to skip a day or two. Keep up the good work Buddy. Hope you and Tiffany are having a good weekend.

[@TKCL]

Thank you Mack! We are doing well, hope you are too!

[@mackjenkins7721]

@@TKCL yes I'm going okay so for. My job is letting me work 2 days a week at the warehouse until I get this cast off my knee & the rest of the time I'm spending it with my family taking my medicine that puts me to sleep to stay off my knee & the cut on my foot is healing well. Thank you and you take it easy buddy.

[@joebufford2972]

don't let paralysis by analysis get to you, we can overthink so much. just figure out what you may need to even out your porch ceilings to make them look good you'll be fine👍🔨

[@TKCL]

I'm guilty of that!

[@edbodell6912]

Good evening Andrew, you really made me laugh when you made a mess filling up the bar between your windows[ your words]. Wasn't a mess, just how things go when trying to improvise on doing something sometimes. My suggestion ( might be a little expensive) on the ceiling on your patio would to do the same thing that you are planning on doing on the inside. Where it looks like it goes from the inside to the outside is a very clean and rich look. Seen that done in so expensive cabins in Colorado. If you are able to do that I know that you would really like and be impressed [ and everyone else] by the look of it. Still enjoying the content keep it up!

[@TKCL]

That would look awesome, but way too expensive for us.

[@edbodell6912]

I totally get it,

[@bigwavefla161]

Maybe some rough cut cypress or cedar for the outside porch, 1x6 would probably hide the bowing of the roof at less expense. Looks awesome so far.

[@TKCL]

Lumber like that is still really expensive and hard to find. I looked at some.

[@ShaneZettelmier]

For the ceiling on the outside when you were talking about the uneven boards and having to put furring strips and all that. Screw all that just put some cheap plywood up there and hit it with a camo pattern and nobody will ever see it. 😂

[@TKCL]

Lol yeah ummm my wife will see that!

[@rsmobley4685]

So weird to see you have frost in north Florida. We haven't had any in central Florida. The house is really coming along.

[@TKCL]

We've already had 5 or 6 frosts, the most I can remember in November in a long time.

[@MJMCHRONICLES]

Windows look good

[@TKCL]

Thank you

[@aoutdoors1414]

True floridian moment when we start wearing a benie cap we are cold to us anyway, but as always great video and great job sir.

[@TKCL]

And then sweating by the afternoon.

[@aoutdoors1414]

@@TKCL yep good old Florida.

[@nxtlego]

Over here in Michigan we get a frost just about every day :/

[@whodunit6941]

Looking great! Take a look at a dripless caulking gun, makes a huge difference & is much easier on the hand. Dripless Inc. ETS2000 Ergo Composite Caulk Gun

[@TKCL]

Just bought one a few weeks ago

[@mike93lx]

Instead of buying 1x4, maybe grab cheap 3/4 sheathing and rip it down to strips? You can get 25-30 pieces, depending on what width you do, from a sheet of $37 23/32 sheathing

[@TKCL]

Very good point! Thanks

[@robertsimmons1264]

That's what I've done a few times. Saves a lot of $$

[@paulajones9956]

Everything you do is progress, starting to take shape

[@grumpymorris6351]

I used T1 11 on the inside of my treehouse and it came out fantastic. In your case those panels will be heavy to put up and you will have to get creative on the end joints. Sit out by the fire pit get a cold beverage and give it a good think over. I am confident that you will come up with the right solution.

[@TKCL]

The end joints is really bugging me. I could router those edges, but it's a lot of work.

[@JimmyHensley36]

I seen the mud crew lol .. I think t111 would look awesome up there . Depending on what you want to do with the post on the porch , not sure I would paint the t111 . I put it around our bar in the kitchen , stained it and the wife loves it .When I did the bar (9 months or so ago ) I think we paid $24-25 a sheet for it . 5/16 maybe . That roofing tin would look great up there but it’s expensive and would put off heat . Great job on the trim as always .. Thanks for all the time and effort it takes to put these videos out for us . 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@TKCL]

T111 here is $36 a sheet, but also half inch thick. I'm kicking around a few ideas.

[@JimmyHensley36]

@@TKCL it would look good but hanging 1/2 inch over your head might be a little tough . Even with that lift . ..

[@TKCL]

I agree

[@JimmyHensley36]

www.lowes.com/pd/Plytanium-T1-11-Natural-Rough-Sawn-Syp-Plywood-Panel-Siding-Common-0-594-in-x-48-in-x-96-in-Actual-0-563-in-x-47-875-in-x-95-875-in/3010839

[@JimmyHensley36]

Looks lik $38 a sheet here .

[@Loubur52]

Looking good 👍

[@TKCL]

Thank you

[@RebekahTOUCHEDBYYARN]

Thanks for the video

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@jeremiahs45]

Do what you got to do. We are happy with whenever you put a video out. What about doing metal for the underside porch roofs?

[@TKCL]

I've been discussing that, but Tiffany isn't a fan of the metal.

[@jeremiahs45]

@@TKCL what about leaving it all open and painting it all black like the trusses like at some sports bars you see?

[@TKCL]

I'm not a fan of seeing the wiring or the light boxes. But that would be quick.

[@diggerdog9096]

Maybe price ripping 2x4 , 2x6 ,2x8 . Rough cut is also a good idea .

[@TKCL]

Been kicking that around

[@DevaultFamilyLiving]

All that dust from the saw is making me sneeze. LOL.

[@TKCL]

Me too!

[@shanepadgettii9784]

Just paint under the porches and let it ride. No need for panels, and if you decide later to panel it then do it!

[@TKCL]

Trying to talk my wife into that! 🙄

[@pesthunteroutdoors]

Can we get an update on the ice maker with the ambient temperatures of the cold weather

[@TKCL]

Been working on that, keep getting distracted by the house build. Surprisingly the colder temperature is not increasing ice production like I thought it would.

[@pesthunteroutdoors]

@@TKCL wow that is surprising

[@mib20000]

I will trade weather with you any day. Winter up here In Syracuse NY is 6 months out of the year. we average 140" of snow. I would move to Florida or texas if I was rich. At the same time I don't want 100 degree summers either .

[@TKCL]

Yep there's that, I'll trade you 100 degrees and 100 percent humidity. It's disgusting when it's like that.

[@digitaldan8223]

Re: The blocking not even with the purlins and causing bumps or bulges... Would a DeWalt Planer take enough material off the blocking to make it flush? I have friend in in Michigan that used galvanized steel roofing material on the ceiling and top half of the walls inside their pole barn. When I saw the stack of it before installation, I kept my thoughts to myself, lol. A year later when I was back up visiting again, installation was complete and it really looks great. Just a thought.

[@TKCL]

I went to Lowe's two days ago and eyeballed the planer. It doesn't take much material off at all. Has me a little concerned.

[@janicegranier2281]

Your home is going to be beautiful! You should have the worlds lowest electric bill! When it's all said and done, how many tubes of caulk do you think you will have used? 🇺🇸

[@TKCL]

Lol can't even begin to guess how many tubes. Just bought another 25 or so.

[@janicegranier2281]

@@TKCL 😀

[@katieallen3927]

Getting so close to completing the exterior.

[@TKCL]

Still a ways to go, but knocking it out.

[@gayleposey714]

Buy 2x4s and strip down to 1x4s!

[@paulcochran1721]

Looking good! Could you use an electric planer to thin out the blocking and avoid using furring strips? Just wondering. Keep up the good work!

[@TKCL]

I looked at one today, they don't cut deep at all.

[@TKCL]

I looked at one today, they don't cut deep at all.

[@roberthermsen724]

I know you are not there yet, but two part question on the pine board you are going to use on your ceiling. Are you going to put plywood up first or nail right to the rafters? Question two what nail gun are you using and nails. I’m getting ready to start a project using pine board siding. Thanks

[@TKCL]

I'll be furring the ceiling out with 1x4s to make it nice and level. I'll put those every 2ft and then nail my pine boards to that. I'm not sure on nails yet, I'll assume it will be thicker Brad nails in the tounge and groove portion. I need to research that.

[@ecuadordave8076]

Curious. was there a weight load issue with the sheeting on the top and the added under??? My builder is saying that would be to much for the purlins....Sorry I dont know the exact numbers on my material....

[@TKCL]

@ecuadordave8076 no because we engineered all that from the beginning. Thicker metal trusses and tighter spacing between trusses.

[@ecuadordave8076]

@TKCL I will go back and look....I am married to a hyper 1000%Hollander. I feel we pulled the trigger on the structure just a tad early....but. like you I like a challenge and will make it work... Mine will be no where near your project. Iam a bit over halfway now but will watch the entire thing...some on fast forward...but I listen to your words of wisdom always...

[@bigfish222]

Looking good but I have to ask why you do the trim before the siding??? Is that common back there? In CA trim is always put on top of the siding to seal it better.

[@TKCL]

If put on top that would leave very large gaps and require a lot of caulk that will eventually crack. I've always installed the trim first. It's also specifically sized to allow the lap siding to come out flush with it.

[@johndamato1370]

Leave it as it is under the roof. Looks ok the way it is. Maybe just stain it.

[@TKCL]

I don't want to see the wiring and boxes, would like for it to look finished.

[@ShaneZettelmier]

Dude you’re looking so TRIM! Lol. It looks great. Don’t worry about putting Contana out. It’ll screw up your algorithm and get you less views but to get around that just put out a little three minute video blog saying I’m going toBob’s wedding and then dinner at my aunts house and a video will be here later this week. Your viewers are fine with it and they don’t even need the video, I just say do the video to keep your KZbin algorithms going because this is sort of your job now. 😂😂 but you don’t have to do a big orchestrated video you can just grab your phone and do a quick blog and paying the phone around and say here’s this here’s that video should be coming out later this week I’ll be busy whatever blah blah blah and enough people will watch it keep your videos in their newsfeed and I don’t think any of your viewers are really gonna care. That’s life and you need to live it and you don’t need to be on video all the time but you can pump those out in a few minutes and you don’t have to edit and I don’t think anybody will really care. Lol. You make awesome videos but not every video Hass to be that quality or that much work. People aren’t gonna disappear because you do a quick three minute log video, they’ll be fine. Lol

[@TKCL]

Thank you for the ideas! I have a couple of short videos planned.

[@ShaneZettelmier]

@@TKCL As long as you’re not singing or doing something really annoying. 😂😂

[@TKCL]

I was going to be shaking it like the tik tok girls. Those short videos get millions of views 😳

[@ShaneZettelmier]

@@TKCL maybe one like that would be funny but I wouldn’t make it a regular practice, that might put people off a little bit. 😂😂 I don’t know, you might bring in a more progressive crowd and expand the channel. Don’t listen to me, that may be just the ticket. 😂

[@TKCL]

🤣

[@mikemiller5139]

Just leave the under roof alone. Looks good with open bays. I wouldn't spend the money on it.

[@butchwhitley7786]

Not sure if you are going to use wire shelving? If mdf 1x12 1x16 and 1x4 for cleats start Early looking for product. Shortage of all mdf products.

[@TKCL]

Wonderful! 😔

[@aliasfred]

Bead Board.

[@TKCL]

Been looking into it

[@OldCritters]

👍💞

[@5150cash]

I know how to paint wax on wax off wax on wax off LoL 😆 oh wait it's up down up down ahahaha

[@TKCL]

Haven't seen that movie since I was a kid.

[@5150cash]

@@TKCL come on Andrew son lol

[@michaelrusso339]

What about tounge and grove board

[@TKCL]

Quite expensive

[@leokelly359]

or you could just finish the house and do nothing to the underneath until lumber comes down. Might just be me but I really don't see anything wrong with it. but what do I know I spell my last name right lmao

[@TKCL]

Lol

[@DC4LIFE1995]

my guess of December 18th was a bit ambitious to have all moved in…. Guess I’m out

[@TKCL]

Lol I'm not that quick! 😁

[@dancharron7098]

Don't you have that mider saw? Seems it be easyer to use for your cuts. And a table saw for cutting you trim might be better and safer. As somehow you make that saw look heavy bud. And you did not put the straps for the drywall humm. Ok also no drywall on the celing? Again odd. Fire restrictions normally require for 15 minute flame retarding? Up to you bud. But I am telling you that you should add drywall for fire code.... the space over your heat sources might also benefit from it. Not about scarring you. But here in Canada fire codes say 2 layers of drywall will give you extra 30 minutes to get outside.... it can save your life bud.... might be diffrent codes for you but if it can save yourself why not?

[@TKCL]

Still using the same cement blade I've had for 12 years, it won't die. No point in buying a bigger blade for the miter saw. I had my sheet rock inspection and we talked about my ceiling. Was not told I had to rock it.

[@dancharron7098]

@@TKCL well up to you but look at the fire rating of your foam insulation...

[@ralphkanagy4602]

You're doing a good job on your house I said hello whenever you did they livestream but you didn't answer me back text me back

[@TKCL]

Sorry, hard to see all the comments. Take care

[@慧明郑]

Hello, how can I connect with you? I want to make camera video,

[@TKCL]

[e-mail]

[@慧明郑]

@@TKCL Hello, I sent you e-mail, But I got no reply.

[@TKCL]

I just seen it. I'll respond when I have time for another review, thank you for reaching out.

[@慧明郑]

@@TKCL Hi, when will you have time to make me a video?