TRUSS PROBLEMS on the MEGA Modern Home with the Perkins Builder Brothers!

[@some0ne8]

This has got to be THE most documented truss install ever. I've seen the same truss get installed three times, yet here I am still watching!

[@StudPack]

😂😂😂

[@Gunter_Custom]

Yep 😂😂

[@zTribalstylerz]

same!

[@htownblue11]

Paul is a Better Bob Villa version 3.0 for modern builders and diy’ers. And he makes ya feel like you’re learning from your own pops who’s nice and funny and doesn’t yell at me for holding the flashlight wrong. 😂😂😂. STUD PACK fan since the early early days!

[@rigobertoespinoza1685]

My dad is old school. He yelled at me growing up. Now i yell at him for being an 1/8 off 😂.

[@htownblue11]

@@rigobertoespinoza1685 turnabout is fair play as they say!

[@carsonfiero4209]

I remember being relegated to flashlight duty working on cars with pops

[@TashaOneal-l8h]

​@@rigobertoespinoza1685that's not a mansion

[@Wheel_Horse]

Bob Vila? Seriously? Vila is NOTHING compared to these guys. The only thing Vila is, is a great big EGO.

[@w2ttsy670]

Letting Jamie and Paul both talk and I was worried we wouldn’t even see any building today! So much knowledge between these two and a willingness to share and explain it in an approachable manner. Y’all need to team up an launch a building theory course that can be delivered at a technical school. Future builders would benefit immensely from your content delivery

[@GreggCherry]

This confab between Stud Pack and Perkins Brothers is my KZbin dream come true! Both of my favorite KZbin heroes working together posting awesome content from each other's point of view has been super entertaining to watch, and as always, educational. Whoever came up with this idea deserves a medal. Thank you you Perkins Brothers and Stud Pack for making this work!

[@Tomten0]

This is such a great collab, love both channels

[@Janzer_]

so many builders in texas do not follow code it's incredible. the foundation alone they don't even bother with trying to do right around here. it's crazy how many bad builds have happened over time. meanwhile my house built in the 1923 is still solid without issues. i feel bad for newer home owners that get scammed.

[@jeanstanford6584]

Brilliant collaboration. What's the chances that both crews are so like minded with the same work ethic and attention to detail. I love watching both channels and look forward to every episode. Best regards from the U. K. SOUTH WALES.

[@nickb.237]

Never realized just how much this home is truly on a mountain. Damn that thing is way up there! That aerial view in the intro was awesome

[@spaceisawesome84]

Love how you let Jamie talk, also fun to see him get called out on something for a change. Gives Jay a break :). I'm new to your channel and have been enjoying your take on building.

[@shibby4389]

I'm a long time fan and a long time builder. Watching Jamie and Paul bantering brought a huge smile to my face. The chemistry is insane! (I also prefer a corded tool and compressed air) Hawt damn I hope Arlo shows up for this!

[@strifer43]

I always love rad cam , he’s either on top of something realllllly high , swinging from a place , or balancing on something , mans got talent from working on the theme park shows oh and his surfing 🏄‍♂️.

[@carlmccoy662]

If it wasn't for Rad, they wouldn't get anything done

[@DrMJJr]

AND he’s smoking hot!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@deborahsimmons2414]

I love I get to watch this twice!!!! Best collaboration ever!

[@TheFhpapa]

I loce seeing collabs like these, but I have to say, I didnt realize I was this invested with the Studpack housebuild, cause all I keep thinking about is that I cant wait for them get back to Texas and continue the studpack house 😂 great content though!

[@PeatedSander]

Maybe it’s just me but you all were flying and meshing so well in your first collab video, but this one seems like you’re all trying to stay in a good mood. That’s what project setbacks are all about, and grinding that concrete sucks. Way to stay in the game and keep your heads up.

[@StudPack]

Gotta show the good with the not so good. Sometimes you hit snags.

[@trevorgreene5059]

What is really awesome about Stud Pack and Perkins Brothers are the camaraderie between the two group. Joking all the time while keeping the humor clean and spitting out knowledge that are digestible.

[@DetailCarPro]

2 of my favorite 3 builders (Matt Risinger being other) Great Collab. Question for Stud pack, did you guys pick up any tips/tricks that will help you in the upcoming house build. Awesome to see the team work together so well!! Watching the 2 perspectives on filming was great 2. Great Job guys!!!

[@regahj]

I loved seeing the Stud Pack point of view on the move the ladder this way then back after seeing the alternate point of view on the Perkin's channel yesterday.

[@michaelc.3812]

Paul and Jaime working together: classic! Two guys who have VERY specific opinions on how to do most anything and not typically flexible as to the options. Well done to both of yous.

[@catsmeow5566]

I like learning more about trusses. So, AG1 is green tea with other stuff mixed in. My brother would probably love it. Was that one of the kids in the background playing with the door next to the potted plant? LOL. Jamie's prosthetic fingers remind me of something out of Star Wars. Looks cool! I like his explanation of how to deal with bowed studs. I actually didn't know that info before. I'll be using that info when we build my friend's shed. I love how the dude was hammering to try to get that header board in and Jaimie just stomped on it. LOL. Twerkin brothers. It still amazes me how you can now use drones to film stuff and have it be such good quality. Rad talking with the camera in his mouth was funny. A portable electric planer like that is cool. I am considering getting one.

[@janettedarlington4152]

The Jamie Paul bromance is beautiful

[@DrMJJr]

It’s fucking magical TBH 🔥🔥🔥

[@janettedarlington4152]

@@DrMJJr I would watch a 4 hour Jamie Paul video. Like I would be so amazing.

[@milesharlan1]

Loving Studpack on the PBB build!! Two great Chanels have fun & building together!! KUTGW

[@chriskelvin248]

The techniques you mention of making straight framing with not-always-straight lumber was something we had to deal with even in the 80’s. Studs, rafters, joists, don’t forget deck boards (pre Trex era). Fast-growth lumber is just more gnarly than old-growth lumber. Yet where there is a will, there’s a trick to make it work!

[@mauij777]

While you guys are with Jamie, make sure to get lots of video of him talking and explaining stuff. We enjoy hearing what he has to say.

[@OTLMIKE]

Two of my all time favorite KZbin channels. Thanks as always for the great videos!

[@fredstutske3129]

I'm loving these framing/truss videos! Good break from the Dream House project! Thanks, Paul, Jordan and Rad!

[@williamlokar7747]

I don't always use air, but when I do, I like it compressed .

[@skip4scrap]

Love the Stud Pack Crew... Paul being Paul.... Jordan I'm sure swinging the camera. BUT RAD... Bad Ass... OMG you Rock dude

[@MatthewPierce9]

These colabs are amazing. Thanks so much for doing them.

[@YLTsun]

I see the subs grow accelerated with these collaborations. Feeling proud of you guys!

[@rauldumea3591]

Came from Perkins, watched the whole Garage series in a few nights, love it, can’t wait for the next video.

[@someyoungguy6990]

A set of fresh eyes can sometimes be the biggest asset on a job, goes hand in hand with good skills and the correct attitude.

[@kevinmurphy5506]

Stud pack is what this old house used to be, but is up to date

[@stephengirtz]

Most definitely the best collaboration!

[@SeeonX]

I LOVE the Perkin brothers. I actually found them a year before I found the Stud pack a few years ago. Happy to see you both do a cross over!

[@Janzer_]

looks beautiful from the up high drone shots!

[@John_Locke_108]

Man, I'm really gonna miss this collaboration. But I'm glad I found a new channel to watch and I can't wait to go down the rabbit hole and watch your previous builds.

[@dumy187]

Just pry between the wall and truss a little and it'll drop in there. The wall is nice and soft (flexible) at that distance from the corner. The iron workers carry a tool called a "sleever bar" for stuff like that.

[@jamesmchugo9422]

One of the best episodes ever. 👍 Looking forward to seeing the Brothers at the Stud Pack House.

[@hansangb]

@23:30 When Paul and Jamie became BFF besties. 😅

[@GraingerProductions]

So good. Thanks so much for making these videos. Thanks so much for letting Jaime talk. Awesome stuff. Definitely hope the Perkins boys return the favor in Texas.

[@timothypirnat3754]

Awesome! My two favorite builders.

[@dburch2338]

Love the collaboration

[@MSeroga]

Paul and Jamie is a special connection... It's like a lost uncle and his nephew reconnecting after decades of being apart, only to realize they had a very similar look on life!

[@MostBasedKing]

Damn this Jamie Paul collab is some of the best so far

[@Geppetto04]

Great aerial shots Jordan…

[@dennisoestermann1880]

As a Scandinavian im wondering about all the moistiure trapped in the wood, while you are building sometimes. What do you do about it? Here in Denmark, we usually dont use wood for the walls and floors, but concrete, blocks and brick. And when we can seal the house, with windows, doors and roof, then we put in a heating cannon and dehumidifier for a couple of days, to remove moistiure and help cure concrete ect. We typically only use wood for the roof, to support the tiles :P

[@Sunny_Chronicles]

You guys work great together.

[@TooLazyToFail]

Man, that is work that is both incredibly demanding and incredibly skilled work.

[@Zzort]

liked without seeing in the first second. i click so fast on studpack vids - already know i am gonna love it XD. here we go :)

[@leemo417]

Wow. What a collaboration.

[@UnlikelyToRemember]

Building in the middle of the woods ... I'd be using metal studs. Plus they're always straight!

[@joanschwartz798]

AWESOME EPISODE, GUYS!!!!! LOVED IT!!!!!!

[@jaysonkoelzer4779]

To the Stud crew just found your channel through the Perkins. Nice work and knowledge I will be watching your channel too. Thanks

[@Eddy_HVAC]

Paul teaching Jaime some things i loved the videos now they need to come down and work on the garagemahal

[@cm.5023]

Between the dream garage and this house, they make Florida home builders look like amateurs. All those little details, like planing down the high spot and notching the 2x4 would not get done here.

[@Wolfburns]

That first truss was really a pain! Very awesome to see how it all worked out though. Can't wait to see how it all ends up next video!

[@masalachaimasta]

2 of my favorite people, great episode 👏.

[@Natedoc808]

Love the planer getting used to flush up the plates. I got a cordless dewalt and find myself using it even more because of the ease.

[@AaronHope_Sow]

Yall always have the best music in the edits!!!

[@rowanmeads8598]

Funny part about your intro is I have built houses without proper foundations. Not that you guys are wrong about order of operations, I just wanted to nitpick:). Love both your channels.

[@DaVilla1126]

Been waiting for this... Let's gooooo

[@dapapadon1829]

Nice to see the 2 crews working together so well.

[@user-roadwander]

Walking on trusses above uncapped rebar made we wince.

[@mariodegrazia7497]

Really enjoying this

[@Obieden1]

@1:00 the order of operations is also used in computer programming, I never even knew it was also used in construction

[@1packatak]

Medicine too. We have set ways to do so many things from stitching a wound to major surgery.

[@Obieden1]

@@1packatak that’s cool

[@froter1]

I'm glad y'all hooked up with the Perkins Boys! I've been watching both of your KZbin uploads for quite a while , y'all are the best of the builders 👍💯♥️

[@susanwestbrook1356]

I'm glad to know someone else knows the verb "schooch". I through it was just my family.

[@Thesheriff1776]

Love the CO-lab!

[@TDeanG]

love the videos!! question? was the difficulty getting the trusses in due to humidity expansion of the lumber, or was it from deviation of the concrete surface? thanks

[@doctornamelisted4280]

Looks like a fun bunch of dudes to work with

[@donwilliams3626]

Paul is a skilled tradesman. Why he's so good I believe he can almost paint with a Saw-Z-All!

[@Joseph-ny5rr]

He lets Jamie talk! New sub for sure.

[@tii2015]

LOVE IT!

[@claysmith5894]

1:36 spot on, this doesn't get talked about enough

[@TheStevedie]

I fight this battle every day....people just don't get it.

[@crazysax9]

That closing song slaps!

[@cosmicbrambleclawv2]

I didn't even realize you guys were in NC 😂 you're so close! Shame that there isn't a meet and greet!

[@harryl7946]

11:08 OMG! 😂😂. “Twerking Builder Brothers for nothin’ “ 😂😂😂. I caught that 😅

[@procorecontracting-xg3wt]

Love seeing you guys collab 👊💪

[@christopherwedemeyer2993]

Sawzall is my favorite tool. To quote Detective Alonzo: " I'm surgical with the mutha.... "

[@Pete-nl8ok]

Nice team work!

[@JeremySpidle]

The one and only honest construction channel out there calling a Spade a Spade : that's not a house!

[@vlaf9]

Man I love framing. What a chance you guys got to be part of this project

[@mwood411]

Paul, once again I am in awe.

[@samtx5518]

Love the outro music!

[@rkalle66]

Tight trusses between concrete walls. From an engineering perspective: Remove the end triangles on the trusses. It holds nothing other than dry wall boards. And for this you may add blocking later on.

[@briankowald6465]

Not allowed to change the trusses in any way, without getting factory permission right?

[@rkalle66]

@@briankowald6465 That's the issue. But the engineer may have the power to change. It's then: time to call the engineer versus doing it the hard way.

[@randydeboer2023]

Rad sounds like the adults in Charlie Brown.😂

[@clarencefoster7689]

Nice to see guys that care and not one of the guys that would say nobody will that

[@alteragnostik]

Guys, we finally found a channel that lets Jamie talk! 🥳

[@jennywuornos5809]

Paul is going to save humanity ❤ love the colab guys!!

[@timmannchicken]

Just curious, that is a really big cut back into the hillside? Are retaining walls not required? I am not doubting the quality of the construction, but the location of the foundation embedded in to the hillside, plus water, plus gravity seems like a recipe for future problems. (I have not been following the build, so i will go back and watch the beginning).

[@remodz6385]

Yes it’s been approved by the engineer obviously, you can get a building permit without soil tests, elevation and grading inspection and set backs. This all gets approved before any concrete is poured

[@PaulMorgan1]

The wall was engineered for purpose and they put a pretty substantial French drain at the base

[@AngelaRawks]

The guy who owns that land and is contracting PBB to build the house owns an excavating company apparently. The property is set up for building and extremely well compacted. They may have said they had the soil compression tested but I can't remember exactly.

[@TheSaw410]

Absolute quality

[@mr.c3928]

Thanks Paul!

[@mikegonzales1564]

When are you going to show the Garage ? Very interested in seeing it complete..

[@brianhopkins5251]

wooo, stud pack video and perkins bro's

[@XENONEOMORPH1979]

strange that you wont use bricks or the natural stone of the area for a good solid wall , cement walls is not bad but i find it not a long time product to use . In the uk it lasts for about 30 years as the rain eventually crumbles the cement , we have a motorway here and it is always being repaired.

[@devinm9245]

apples and bowling balls for the cement, stone requires a masonry guy so that adds to the project both time and cost, bricks are ugly as sin change my mind

[@XENONEOMORPH1979]

@@devinm9245 so is cement ,it has no beauty and cheap material.

[@AngelaRawks]

The Coleseum is still standing 2k years later and was made of concrete. Bricks would be using a similar mortar material like cement as well.

[@TheKingPurser]

Great work

[@charlesdbruce]

I love the esprit de corps... 👍

[@ArthurSouhrada]

Paul your the best 👍

[@teddasher8539]

You might have been better off getting the truss manufacturer to provide an engineered field repair to move the end vertical inwards. For a top bearing truss, it's really not carrying any load. Also, where are your 2x6 strongbacks?

[@BWIL2515]

It's one of those days appreciate ya

[@rico1319]

This has been a blast watching 👍👍👍😎🇨🇱🇺🇸