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The people want pancakes. There were no pancakes in this video. Unsat.

What size are your joists !?

Please can you tell me : 1) what size are your joists !? 2x10 or 2x8 ? 2) how low do you allow your “droop” to be at the far end!? 5”, 6”, or 8” ? I’m trying to do mine own and I find that this droop determines how wide the fat end of the bladder will be, Please help - I got Dr. De is doesn’t answer - despite taking his course.

Thank you for this video . Although you could use words like, “ baffles” and “ bladders “ . . . and “return baffles” etc! As opposed to “ he’s cutting one portion of this . . . waterproofing deck,” But on the whole / thank you ! A acceptable effort.

I am going to keep my joists at 12” OC. So the space between them is 10.5 inches. Keeping to required (local township laws) of 0.25” drop per foot- the drop over 15 feet is 3.75 inches. I’ve made a mock-up of this and 3.75 inches is too shallow for my liking - so I’m making that 5 inches, giving 0.33 inches slant per foot - gravity pull on the water will make the flow easier. With this drop at 5 inches from top of the joist, this also gives me a better drop of 3 inches for the “return” bladder from the other side no - I see I can make that a drop of 3.5 inches. The longer bladder is getting a drop of 5 inches over its length - The smaller - coming from the end of the deck, is afforded a drop of 3 inches. A clear gap of two inches between ! Just in case we have a deluge, this two inch gap will be able to manage that deluge. Mathematicians amongst you will be able to work out the Bernoulli rate of flow with a drop of 0.33 inches per foot, and a a width of 10.5 inches and a height of 2 inches! Go for it !!!!

Please Can you add some details about the BAFFLES ? Their size, how far below the top of the Deck Ledger you attach them. How much do you cover the sides ? Do they go into the gutter ?

Why the waterproofing and guttering? Are you trying to keep the below dry when its not usable space? Or you feel like dispersing the water away from under the deck? If so, i wonder, that area as been getting rain long before you added the deck, so unless it was standing water or impacting the house, i am not seeing the water proofing reason. Maybe you can add the root problem you were trying to solve?

Hey! Little late commentimng but how did you waterproof or flash the deck to the house? I didnt see any flashing over the rim joist. Thanks! Kyle

I wondered is there a general formula for cutting up the bladders. One end/ side is narrower than the opposite end /side. 14” at the narrower and 24” at the fifer end ? I am going to say this is for joists that are 12” on center ! Yes !?

You didnt use butyl caulk

What are your thougths on a batman cape with a fan -shaped sheet that handles several rows of joists?

I have been enjoying your videos a lot, but as a roofer among many other trades, I was cringing at the deck being built over those existing shingles 😂 awesome work though man

What type of g tape is compatible with epmd?

H really stole the show in this one lol

So there was no puncture through the water proofing when you screwed rhe deck boards to the joists?

We're the post holes eventually topped off with soil or rock after you poured them to spec?

Why in the world would you waste the extra expense on the waterproofing when you have a complete roofing system over the top of the deck? Deck framing is pt, makes absolutely no sense! Hate to say it but it looks like it was built by a bunch of redneck instead of professionals. I would never put PT post in the ground or embedded in concrete. They need to be set on metal brackets on concrete pillars.

Absolutely no pancakes in this video. Unsat.

Pretty much

I'm getting ready to replace my deck and I'm going to put a slant roof on it and I can't find any information on if I should run my post from the footings all the way up to support the roof or build the deck and then put post on top of the deck and how to secure them correctly

Few sticks of rebar would be smart ,the size of the deck just spend a few dollars more, why bury the wood do it with anchor bolts .

My attached deck project is basically a rectangular 32’ wide x 15’ deep/projection from the ledger. The box’ is treated 2x12’s 12” on center attached to concrete filled sonotubes by U-brackets. Would you recommend a center supporting beam/girder? The deck is open with the exception of a 10’x12’ cedar framed, metal roof canopy which will be reinforced with tailored’ blocking. Thnx for your video and thnx in advance for your take

Nice work, enjoyed watching! 👍👍

This has to be a $45,000 deck

What’s your instagram so I can follow along on instagram?

Great Work !

The ONE thing I can’t unsee is that you didn’t fur out the side beams to 6” to match the posts, prior to trim and ceiling. Those “caps” stick out like a sore thumb.

Love to see such good workmanship. Thanks for sharing this. It's great to see such a high level of craftsmanship that I feel happy for your customer.

its a good thing u got to sit around all day and wait for some ass hat to show up and see if u can fucking dig a fucking hole correctly!! This building inspector BS is nothing but a way to take our money and further tax the home owner!

What does a job like this cost a homeowner?

Can’t wrap my head around the cost of this

well done!

I love this video series. Porch looks great. Did you add any support in the wall below the pockets for the lower roof beams? Or did there happen to be studs there to rest them on?

Fantastic job! You know, if I ever finally do rob that bank like I've been planning to do, the first thing I'll do afterward is buy a Festool orbit sander so I can finally stay indoors while I sand. My poor daughter will probably never get her bookshelf finished until the weather warms up -- yikes!

Did you place the 4 x 4 posts for the porch over footings 4 x 4 or 6 x 6?

How did you attach the 4x4s to the deck?

@4:12. What was that PVC pipe for?

Hey! What lumber sizes did you use ? The posts are 4”x4”???

This is awesome. The drone scenery shots were stunning, and then the tubing and jet-skiing had me grinning and cracking up. Thanks for capturing such a fun weekend and taking the time to put it all together.

What’s the guidance on a fireplace over composite decking and epdm membrane. You’d hate to have that dripping down after having the fireplace on all night.

Did I miss it in here, how do you plan your cut for the membrane to get the right sag? Start at the oc width then add 50% for the end of the trough?

Hi from France

Good job guys

Turn out very beautiful I like some like that in the back of my house

Not bad. I prefer pouring my footings slightly above the soil so my support posts aren't in contact with the ground. It slows the inevitable rot and makes it easier to replace individual posts.

I will try to do something like this, follow your steps

Buen trabajo 👍

That’s a shame about San Bernardino (sp). By the way, people that are saying you just show run down parts of the US must not watch all of your videos. You are very unbiased. The middle class is desolating, and being replaces with poor folks… the dollar isn’t worth as much as it was 15 years ago. It’s like The Great Depression all over again…. with smart phones. America has become China’s largest landfill.

How much does something like this cost

Looks like your waterproofing solution between the joists (in the joist bays) precludes you blocking those joists properly. Won't that lead to joist bending or twisting over time?