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EASY... Installing Box Beams
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2020
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I’m the guy that flagged you down! I started my own company in April because I was inspired by you. September 23rd was my 25th birthday. I recently got engaged and am also building a new house. The 100 mile drive to prosper from Granbury was so worth it all week long because I got to have that interaction with you on my birthday. And I’ll tell you what I don’t think I have ever been so productive in one day. It was awesome. God bless. Keep up the great work. Most of my residential customers ask me if I do trim and always tell them to call DFW crown molding and about your channel. Cheers bud thanks for putting me in the video.
hey man that was awesome that you got to meet him by sheer chance in traffic.
I think I am your first subscriber Mr Thwaites
Hey thanks for saying hi! When you first flagged me down I thought something was wrong with my WindsorOne boards that I had strapped in the bed of the truck. So when I rolled down the window and you were saying that you watch the videos it was a relief. Haha! Good luck with your business and happy birthday!
@@FinishCarpentryTV nothing could ever be wrong with the stuff you have in the back of your truck rich. like you said, no one ever had problems tailing you.
Thomas, congratulations on starting your new company. Happy belated Birthday! I like watching videos of my fellow Texans at work.
Truly enjoying watching a struggling comedian and pro-finish carpentry. Both in the same video is priceless! Please keep it up, I learn something new in each video.
Literally replacing my current box beams with new ones this week! Perfect timing thanks!
I started a coffered ceiling project a few weeks ago, and wished you had made a video like this with all your back cut and scribing tips before I started. Those tips would've saved me a whole lot of time and effort. I could've made tighter seams. I'll use these tips for my next project. Thank you!!!
I love your work, and I have learned so from you. Thank you for showing us some pretty cool tricks that you have learned so far in your journey
You and John are the Penn and Teller of trim carpentry.
Great tip to keep the board off the ceiling.
Man you really go into some great detail that helps DIYers like me take out projects to another level. Your insights are much appreciated. Thanx to you and your crew!
Beautiful work! 👍
Awesome videos. I appreciate the subtle, but important tips that make for a smoother install. I would never have thought of them.
For those of us who don't Instagram, we'd like to see at least a short follow up video on the end result.
Love the work. The idea behind the scribe cut and the 3/4 offset is exactly what I needed for a project I now have to redo. Oh well, lessons learned. The jokes were hilarious. I loved the closing part the check clearing. Thanks for the ideas on the use of primed finger-joint pine. I have been bouncing back and forth between that and PVC for different DIY projects around the house. You can teach an old dog a new trick. Thanks
Equally as good in carpentry or stand up comedy. Your dry delivery is priceless.
I think your work and knowledge is totally amazing so thank you for sharing all that you do!
Great stuff. "After the check clears..."
Love the humor!
Amazing work Richard. You are true professional and a great teacher.
Thanks for the tips and tricks. I can't wait to see the finished product and your joke at the end was hilarious 🤣
Awesome video, so helpful and easy to follow your clear instructions, Well Done, and Thank you so much for showing us all. I appreciate your time and skill.
I learn something new on every video. Great hints!
Once again, you amazing ability to do such precise work is inspirational. Thanks for sharing doing such great videos.
You make it look easy. Thanks for the great content.
I look forward to your videos! I’m glad I wasn’t in public cause one of the comments you made early in the video, I busted out laughing out loud! 😂😂... You have a great sense of humor and helps the work day go by good!! Keep up the good work!!!
I truly enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work!
Awesome video, would love to see a were it all started / history of trim sort of thing. Might even help you. I'm in the UK and after watching most of your videos on the past year I'm looking at what my builder did and starting to question if carpentry was his main skill. Lol
I think you should invest in a 2nd nail gun. You already have enough batteries and it would cut your installation time almost in half when you have a helper like that. I think it would be a great investment. Also lets you have a backup if anything happens to the other one.
🤣🤣 he has got more than 1 gun but maybe the other gun isn’t the right gauge for that job.... I’m sure he set his mate up with a truck and tools ......good point though 🤣
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In true DeWaukee fashion, I carry two Milwaukee 15 degree nail guns, I use the DeWalt interior / exterior nails, for better corrosion resistance.
Im pretty sure he's just using one gun because you have to work from one side to make sure it's fit tight
You are the Master of Measuring. I think a rolling scaffold would save you lots of up and down ladders.
So DOPE Richard!! What a statement piece!! Can't wait to see it finished on da Gram!! Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!!
I'm happy that you are Happy!!!! As always, great!!!
Dare I say another Great installation plus visually pleasing oh the guitar sole was wonderful I've heard it before could you share information ...many Txs ...
Nice job on these box beams. Thanks for the lesson. See you in the New Year, all the best from Canada 🇨🇦
Dude....I sort of feel like an apprentice learning little tricks of the trade. Pretty stoked I found this vid.
I think the angles you’re getting on the drywall side is from the taping mud. It will be built out some from the thickness of the walls. So I’m sure it’s the mud creating the angles.
True if it was level 5 there should be zero angles
@@hi-ye4rz That's optimistic.
It’s definitely from mud built up in the corners
That the angles exist is the only relevant information. Dealing with what is.
@@hi-ye4rz Level 5 isnt a true flat finish, it's only meant to be visually flat.
You are awesome! I'm so glad I found your youtube channel. I was trying to find ideas to dress up our plain brick ranch.I told my husband that if I'm reincarnated. I want come back as a finish carpenter. Thank you so much for your videos. Moldings are becoming very popular again because traditional design is on the upswing. I looked on instagram to find the finished picture of the beams, but I did not find it.
Walked through a freshly built house the other day right after the crown molding was installed.... could have stopped a semi with the amount of caulking they were going to use for the gaps... nice work!
Your videos are fire homie very well detailed and easy to understand
Educational. Humorous. Great Videos as always.
I learned a lot. Thanks, and Merry Christmas
Yes, Please post the end result. Much Respect and Admiration.
I absolutely love watching your videos, they are very informative. I would love to hear more about the business side of things or if you know any books you could recommend that would be great too. Again thanks for producing quality content
Thank you. I recommend Gary Katz books, anything from Insider Carpentry here on UA-cam and also CarpenterOne3 if you use Instagram.
@@FinishCarpentryTV Thanks for the advice. I have only been in business for myself for just over a year and i am always trying to learn as much as possible to be a better contractor.
The design of this is gorgeous. We have an open concept like this and the 40’ span of textured drywall is boring AF. Going to attempt this at some point. Didn’t expect you to use a butt joint for the longer lengths...was thinking a 45 for a scarf like I’m used to doing on baseboards, but with using pocket holes, I get it now. Always learning when I watch your videos. Thanks for the content.
I am 62 years old finish carpentry is in my blood you should be prod of your work you need a show on tv good luck
Thanks so much . Very informative. Just what I needed
Love your work learning a lot you are really talented thanks
Do you mind posted the after picture with the whole project done. I wanna do this in our living room
Great work! I’m learning so much from you. Keep it up thank you.
Nice to see John finally getting his happy ass back to work. 🤣😎👍
Thank you for the new tips!
Don't forget to show a pic of the finished job w/ crown! BTW, if the ceiling is not always level all the way across, then how do you get the crown to fit right against it along its entire length? Especially if you use pine which is not as compliant as MDF?
Haha love the two jokes at the end. Another interesting video.
This is when we talk about great finishing 👍👏
@9:45 The drywall taping floats down and there’s a little heavier in the corners. Probably that’s why you’re getting that gap on all walls
Wow ,you are the best man ,you make it look so easy.
Great video and love the Humor.
You should do a video of how you go about filling nails on this project and what you use
I would relocate and work for/with you for free! I’ve learned so much from following your channel! Keep it up, man !!!
Your amazing bro damn sick wood work!! 🔨🪚🤙🏽
I always used to use a carpenters pencil to scribe it but I find that I can be a lot more accurate when it’s like a 1/4” away that way I can make a cut close to the line and see if parallel. Then if not I know to adjust it again. That’s a plus in that pencil jig you have. Just a personal preference probably
Excellent video. Thanks for posting.
Man you need to come to AZ and work on both my houses! I have followed you for two years plus and do amazing work.
I want to do my small kitchen with three beams. Thank you for your tips.
Thank you my new favorite channel
I’ll be interested in seeing how you handle the crown over the fireplace tile, assuming you are putting crown at that end,
Love the humor.keep it up.
really enjoy watching you, I've been a carpenter for 35 years now and know most of what you show, but even I have learned from you. i wish i lived in your state i think it would be alot of fun working with you. the Tee Shirts you are wearing in this vidio did you have them made???
The check clearing is the most important part. Lol.
Me encatas :) Gracias por tus videos. Eres muy bueno en lo que haces!
John.... The man of no words lol 😂
You have been such an inspiration! I am going to have my retirement home built in PA, and I’m going to do most of the finish work myself (I’ll have the time, as I’ll be retired) and you have given me so many great ideas! Thank you for these videos!!!
@ 1:54 "Pssh...pssh" LOL! Ed Bassmaster would be so proud!
Big fan of your work ethic..
Ceiling corners and wall corners will alway taper due to mud covering the tapes and corner beads.
I usually use 8-10” blade to cover tapes and beads.
I’m very impressed with your work and attention to detail. Do you have a video on making posts and beams for a “Cape Cod” style home?
Thanks in advance.
Are you going to show the finished result? I'm super curious to see the turn out. Looks amazing even with the beams as they are!
Your quality and attention to detail is immaculate. I'm confident you can take on any job from home renovations to hotels. BUT, 50 pull ups? Pssshh!!!!
Lookin good my friend, looking good👍🏻👍🏻
This vid. Helped with uneven walls and ceilings.
I love watching your videos
What I do is remove the drywall & insulation. I move the joists to make box beams screwing a 2x6 between 2 joists to for the beam.. 1/8" ply on top. It's a more rustic look which I like. Looks great and the attic ends up flat so insulation isn't broken up by joists so better R value. Also makes the ceiling appear higher.
👍👍 22 minutes of awesomeness thanks
Thanks!
When doing a box beam like this, what determines whether you piece it together like in video versus building it on the ground as one unit and installing it as one piece?
That is an inspiration for me. Thanks
Wow great work here.
That wind up whirling sound the Demail Brad Nailer
Great video! I was just wondering if you have seen the Armor tools brand of pocket hole jig? I was very impressed! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AND ALL THE DETAIL THANKS.
When you have to scribe against drywall, do you always measure the same way - from the top to top or bottom to bottom of the board? With two people involved I'm sure I would end up with gaps - although they would be nice and even!
Another great video. FYI tape and mudding seams and corners are a reason why things aren’t flat. Q. Do you nail through the side trim boards into the bottom trim board or just into the 2 by?
Love ya bro,great channel.
Great work...greetings from Chicago.
Caulking and putty are our buddies!
Cool Ed bassmaster pshh, pshh. You crack me up brother!!
Looks great.
Great tips once again! Just curious why there is no gaps for expansion? Thank you bro!
At 19-20 seconds in.... That's how those shoe prints got there! And I was thinking a ninja broke in. Haha!😀😇😎
Thank you !
Two questions, How tall was that ceiling? and why the 15ga nails versus the 18ga nails on the trim pieces?
Where the tile meets the drywall over the fireplace, is that flush or is that an offset? If it is/was an offset for the tile, how would you go about the trim? would you backcut for the tile?
Would a extendable plank help when you are doing these beams. Also would rabbit on the bottom piece and a groove on the side piece be better to help with alignment or biscuits. Stay safe and keep up the great work.
How do you break down pricing on stuff like this? Great content by the way love watching your work
From what point did you measure for your vertical pieces, with the offset needed for the drywall? Also did you give those boards the 15 angle cut?
On the beam facing the kitchen side do you go to the ceiling or are you adding crown in the kitchen also ?
Yeah, I don't have instagram neither. Wonder what it came out like? I'm sure it was great but I'd still would have liked to see it. Good work👌👍
Great content as always! smooth and pains free install as well thx for all the info! btw if anyone know the outro music with the guitar please post the link or name of if you can thanks again!