A BIG Hole in the Kitchen Floor
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- Follow Systematic Homes on Instagram. Kameron's helped me with the channel quite a bit over the last few months! He let me borrow a bunch of his tools such as the festool drop saw and Carvex. Cheers for being a good dude!
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A link to 360 laser he gave me
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For me, the ideas in ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxAfqpMLyFn37qcqUl0FAzqkkycQeXqrhP Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.
Wow first mention of Kameron.
I saw you in that ugly turquoise van the other day. Said to myself "Scott brown there"
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Uggz as the van aye
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Ahh my Scott Brown carpentry fix 👍🏻👍🏻
Very cool having something named after you👍😎I liked the laser light.
Thanks for the Paerau subtitles. It’s tough to understand what he is saying from over here in the Woodlands, TX. 😁
Good too see you back!
always good to see a new video in my notifications
Happy holidays. Back at home and keep on watching your series. Cool dude (Frank), that I've been following on Instagram for a while now. I've also been thinking of getting one of those Toyota vans with the double sliding doors, bro
I like the new chairs segment!
LMAO Paeru's laugh at 9:29 after hearing "Scott Brown Plate"
That’s a very nice hammer Paeru has there😀
Super cool brother 💯💯👊🏽, the newest plate is already so much better then the one I sent you so let me get it tuned up and I’ll send you the newest one and you can give that one to paerau 😎👊🏽
Nice plates. I'm making an Instant account to follow you!
This is cool as man - witnessing something that is actually cool and real go viral from the ground up! Frank when you're selling 1000 SBE's a week by the end of the year everyone will assume you named it after yourself and they'll be calling you Scott 😎 And when they find this YT channel they'll be like dude - you say deck funny.😆
Thanks brother 👊🏽
Literally made me laugh out loud Rob
Looking forward to making the Carpenterone3 router plate episode bro! 👍😎
Stopping to appreciate the edit at 1:52
This popped up September 2021. What a different world where sloppy timber delivery would not turn around in an hour! Have to go to yard, select from little that's available, if nothing usable, job delayed or, sometimes, client happy to redesign to work with what you can get
There he is good to see your viddies boyo
Tell us more about your video filming and editing 🎯💯
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i have never seen flooring installed right on top of floor joist like that before, well at least here in Canada. Even houses from the late 1800s that i have worked on weren't like that.
Loved the cute little track for your track saw
Very cool videos scott. Do you want to film a video about paerau his car
Awesome content you provide bro, as a DIY padawan learning heaps from the Jedi masters of building ...chur
Cheers 🍻
Scott they don’t use substrate on floors before they install finish product in New Zealand
Pado with the old lady phone case!!
Were you having a slash at the end of the vid, sounded like it.
13man that be lovely. -37 um I think -47 with the wind here today.
He talking celsius mate and I think you are talking fahrenheit. Its 117 fahrenheit here in some parts of Australia today.
@@sydneyshinshi celcius man. Norther canada is bloody cold.
Wow, how do you work in that ?
@@ScottBrownCarpentry layers. Lotsa warm up breaks. Can kinda see what it's like if you watch the crazy framer.
@@hillbert0861 Struth that is bloody cold. I don't think I could function at all below 0. I suppose you get used to it.
Good t shirt: " pardoe's getting a pie"
4:38 Cant be the only one screaming “get that bloody cord away from the blade”
bro you should try live streaming all your days on twitch
Scott, I just purchased a 1966 tri-level home, my top-level living room and master are super loud and I feel there is a huge area with bounce in the bedroom. I have two questions, should I double up my subfloor or shoud I relace is with T&G 1/2 to help with noise? And do you suggest I hire a contractor to look at the bounce on the floor?
You think the "electrified foil flooring" could be use as a home security measure? I recall an old Nintendo 64 game where it worked great! Cheers section is the best! To bad I'm in the US. I'd totally move all that concrete rubble for you.
How do you keep your hair so slick? :D
How long would a job like this take?
What did you think about that airbow framer? Used one they're too bulky I reckon
They balance the weight of it well, shoots nails really good. It's wether or not you want to carry a ompressor though...my first impressions anyway, hope to get more time with it
I've had one of those wellness bowl packets in the fridge for a week but I've been living on KFC lol.
what ear protection do you use?
Ahh the cut off end of the Makita track! 4:16
is this the MDF studded house ?
Chef pie dough... 🥧
Hi Scott, where you opened the floor, was that the 'one' bearer running parallel to the flooring with joists somehow cut into it. It seemed too straight to be blocking between the joists. It almost looked like the bearer/joist connection was a 'halved' joint (half cut out of the bottom of the joists & half cut out of the top of the bearer). If so, it's no wonder there was so much spring in the floor. I'm curious to get a better look at that connection.
As for the aluminium foil insulation, our politicians a bit over a decade ago had a big push on ceiling insulation with partial government funding. A lot of rouge companies sprung up promoting foil based ceiling insulation and unfortunately a few people got electrocuted. Stay save bro, rom across the ditch, Jim
Ive never seen finished floors over joists like that here in the US without a subfloor, pretty interesting though. Greetings from Boston
Also in NZ we don't install sheathing on our homes, just framing then cladding, which i personally think is ridiculous.
Yea ive seen that as well on one of scotts vids, seems strange but thats the way of the world
I found a body under the floor once. Beat that
scoot are you the one doing your own food/bring lunchbox while the other dude always eat out?
How much do you get paid for being a carpenter
They always fucking come at lunch time .
I think is funny how they just use the people’s microwave 😂😂
I mean do you not heat up lunch if you brought it ?
Are there is any reason why you guys don't do the kitchens?
Thanks for another good mood episode.
yea, why no kitchens? who does kitchens in NZ?
@@patdmulroy99 kitchen guys.
Yeah, there are guys who install kitchens full time. Sometimes they are former builders, sometimes cabinet makers. On this job the owner has a close relative who does it for a living
Ok cool I appreciate the answer. I’m interested in this for comparison sake. I am a General Contractor in Boston, MA, USA, primarily a home remodeler although I also use the term builder or carpenter. A Builder typically refers to a contractor doing new construction.
Speaking from my experience, I have a JR carpenter and a laborer with me and together we do all of the framing and into the finish with kitchens always being part of that. Since I am there from start to finish on a project and running all of the subs it makes sense to be involved at all points.
Larger contractors will have individual frame subs and finish subs who will typically do the kitchens as well. Some cabinet suppliers have their own installers, but they are usually subs anyhow.
I’m interested in the terminology and job site hierarchy over in NZ as it seems to be pretty different from ours. Thanks and love the videos!
I wonder what number subscriber I was
Placies fix the mix up quick... especially if they know it's the dude with the UA-cam channel
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700 more for 30k!!!! Oh boi
Can’t find carpenter 13 buddy could u help please buddie
Carpenterone3 , I added a link in the description 👍
Hey would u get an Apprentices to work with u
Maybe in the future if we get busy enough. Not for now though 🙂
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Just out of interest I’m a carpenter from the UK, was just wondering why you don’t fit kitchens in New Zealand? Cause as a chippy in the UK we doing everything from framing, finish carpentry and kitchens
(Not a chippy but I'm in nz) so we have a lot of finishing trades and some people do both bits it's at the discretion of the builder ....
When I worked in the UK we never built our own kitchens? Not once.
Do you do steel reinforcing and foundations/excavations etc? Its pretty hard/dumb to try to do everything, a professional kitchen cabinet maker will be better. They do it all day every day.
Some builders become kitchen installers but a lot of time it is done by guys who trained to be cabinet makers. The guys who install kitchens here do it day after day, so they get the job done far quicker than we would
haha loved the cheers section!
Scott, it would be pretty fun to see you record a video through a POV/head cam go pro!
Have you noticed how Paeru does all the heavy stuff.
Only joking Scott, I know you got guns.
I see you guys really dont take safety that seriously in regards to footwear, ear protection, check, eye protection is optional sumtimes, but wears the steal cap boots boys , as tradesmen yous should know better...