FIXING one of the worst ceilings I have ever seen!
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
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I’ve been a home owner (1 home) … and DIY’er for 46 years (I’m 74). I own a 1200 sq ft bungalow in Westchester an have rebuilt my home over the past 40 years. Now that I’m retired and there’s this thing called digital videos 😉 I now have the time to learn various trades by viewing what interest me (anything to do with construction and home improvement … regardless of the trade). That being said you positively produce the best teaching videos out there. You’re a master teacher! … it’s almost as if I standing right next to you. You’re a truly skilled master teacher … thorough, modest and extremely knowledgeable about your trade. Your videos are absolutely wonderful. If I were a young man, I’d volunteer freely to work along side you … even if it was mixing to compound. I’m absolutely certain, the several dozens of videos I’ve watched of yours are having a beneficial effect on all who have the privilege of viewing them. Best wishes with the rest of your career!
I appreciate hearing such positive comments from you and learning about your experiences. It makes me feel like I'm not doing enough. You've got me feeling motivated and excited to continue pushing my boundaries. I respect you and the time you took out of your day to write this extremely positive and empowering comment. You're the original OG. Thank you!
Thank you so much maestro! It’s an honor as well as heartwarming to receive a reply. If you’re ever in Westchester County, please look me up drop by. I grow tomatoes and veggies every year - from seed, (my other passion) … If it’s mid-Aug through late Sept I’ll share a basket of tomatoes and veggies with you :-). You remind me of a friend I know from Ghana … is that one of the 29 languages under you belt? 😉 Try True People to look me up. Best!
Agree! Awwwwesome teaching!
i just randomly clicked on this video, saw this comment, and thought how cool cause I live in Westchester too!
douglas a G
11:37 "You Can Hit Your Finger If You want Too, It's Up To You But I Don't Recommend It" LOL
That part got me 😂😂
haha I've done it before more than I can count and it hurts more every time.. Definitely don't recommend
LOL!!!🤣🤣🤣
“English is my 20th language” is such a flex lol especially considering he speaks perfect English
what do you do when you have an unleveled ceiling? You calm down. lol. 😂 i like that
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haha I think it's an important and crucial step
@@unicplasterman literally not calming down is how every bad situation turns worse.
Bad job? Car broken down? Wife crazy? Kids assholes?
You make an angry decision it will be the wrong one. Calm down, think it through, and we’ll all make it there.
As someone who is a carpenter, it's nice to see a positive guy who enjoys his craft. I would love to do all the finishing touches to this man's work. Keep doing what you do, you're great at it. Greatness breeds success, I wish you all the best.
What kind of Dewalt laser are you using? Thank you for the video. Good education! Subscribed!
That Dewalt part number is DW088K
You're missing your calling, you should open a school for drywall and finishing ! This way everyone in the trade would have your knowledge and skills ! I was a Union Carpenter for 26 years, You're the best I've ever seen, good luck with your business and continue with these informative videos great work young man .
Thank you very much. I'll continue producing better and clearer videos that completely break down what I know in drywall and you never know maybe one day I'll take on a teaching role
Glad I Found You My Brother
Man you are outstanding keep cranking these video's out and I'll keep learning new and important tips and tricks from you
Awesome 👌
Brilliant. Because your highly skilled you make it look easy. I’ve learned a lot watching you, Thanks.
"English is my 20th language" Bad ass!!!
Been in drywall construction and finishing for 12 plus years nice work my g much love keep it up !
I appreciate you
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I wish the framers woulda just got it right in the first place
It looks like a renovation of an old house. The new timber internal walls are green. The old stuff is rough sawn. Those old fullas were pretty amazing at what they did, if done Reno's where all the stud to plate connections were mortised and tenoned, and nailed with hand cut nails. But 40+ year old timber is gonna move over time, especially when it was probly built with fairly green timber compared to today's standards
Truth
Great informational video bro! One for future reference. 👍🏾👊🏾💯🇯🇲
I am glad thank you
The aligning part was an awesome illustration. Thank you. My uncle taught me to build first and then align with at least 3 bottles of rum. After ingesting, every bottle magically aligning is done. True Story.
hahah sounds like a fun uncle
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Much respect..you got skills..make this kind of work look deceptively easy..a joy to watch, very difficult to do.
you are the man, got charged for 2 plasterers 2 days to do a job you would have nailed in half a day.
love your work
I agree
Очень интересно. Но ничего не понятно
Love your teaching videos, would definitely appreciate a full video of your work going from a to z and have a better insight what your field of work contains and see the workplace transform to paint ready.
that doesn't sound like a bad idea.. maybe one day ill make an A to Z video with all the best tips and tricks
Love it👍
Sensei Plaster thank you!
thank you... you're the best
@@unicplaster dude for real, im about to make my apartment and for my mother and i dont have much money left so im building it on my own, ypur videos are god sent, i cannot explain how much i am grateful! I wish you onpy the best in life for real and much love to you and your family!
your best diy teacher on youtube
I'm Brazilian, I started watching your videos after I did training at knauf here in Brazil and watching your videos helps me learn and grow a lot. Your videos are wonderful
So you screw the sheetrock into the metal bars now? Do the screws pull the bar and sheetrock together enough?
Yes, of course, but you don't just use screws, you also use acrylic glues for a better result.
Yes it actually grips a lot better than timber
Brilliant job didnt know those battens existed, great tip
Thank you very much
You are the man. Love your work and skill.
You are a master teacher
Brilliant video
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Master craftsman. Solid work and instructions. Wished I could knock down my walls and ceiling and work like you. Grats on new sweet baby.
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That was a great video on levelling ceilings.
We call that strapping the ceiling in the US, but we use timber instead of metal. This looks so much easier!
UR MY HEROOO BRO LOVE FROM SAMOA🤙🏾
What type of board is it sheeted with , I have done a hell of a lot of metal ceiling systems but they always came with a perimeter channel. I would think depending on the type of board you would need support between your batons even at 450 centres???
im using a standard 10mm thick knauf board
Can this product be found in the USA? Or something similar thank you
Ok, i like your style. This is the second video of you ima watch. Ill watch it thorough the end. Lets see what time stamp i subscribe....
Good Work It's Easter Than Shimmering It With Wood Shimms
I think so too
Love your work ethic, question tho shouldn't there be perimeter channel first?
You haven't seen anything , I saw a ceiling that bowed so much you couldn't see across the room from a stepladder
Keep the good work going, my brother you are the man
Nah you funny bro …said English my 20th language 😂
I typically just cut 2x4s into wedges cause theres always material on site for it.
Brother love your work! What is that strapping material?!
That’s because you make the floor side flat , timbers are variable in size and you need the floor flat not a ceiling
Your awesome, friend
thank you
okay friend, thanks for the tutorial, nice to meet you from an Indonesian ceiling craftsman
Prop your battens up vertically before putting on your stilts>
you can hit you finger with the hammer if you like but i dont recommend it hahah love this guys learn lots and is funny you gained a sub bro
What country are you doing your work in? It looks similar to our building and layout.
How can I fit 2 pieces of drywall on a stud if the studs are hard to hit with the screws, once the drywall pieces are put together
I wish I had my second language at the same level as yours 20th.
You can hit your finger if you want to, its up to you, I dont recommend it 😂😂😂😂
Absolutely shocking, total tuna melts.
Jokes on you I’m already subscribed
Bloody legend,need more blokes like yourself on site!
Don't shake and smash laser needlesly ! It has pendulum inside !
my buttons? batons..channel..tracks ok boss man...
Brother don't risk it all for us! Wear your mask.
I like you ,raw !
Keep up the good work my
Man !
Bro, love your videos! Keep up the awesome work!
Genius at work.
What an inspiration you are!!! Thank you.
2:25 good tip for apprentices cutting insulation too🧠🤣
What is he calling button? Is there another name for this. Great video please keep them coming. I’m already a subscriber. 👍
Batten
Is he gonna put up dry wall on that ceiling ?
Great teaching, new sub.
Great video you just earned a new sub!
It’s a shame they don’t sell that system in the USA
In America you’d already be a millionaire bro. Skills like you are 1 in 1 million and people in America pay big MONEY for those skills. Meaning you’re your own BOSS!
I have had many drywallers do amazing things for me..but..that's a carpenters f up...this man has skill
Give this guy a medal. He is a Hero.
All the way from South Africa .. You've just gained a new sub .. Keep up the good work , love to watch your videos❤
Nice job, I've never seen that particular product in the US.
so is this bent timber or is the truss sitting high ?
Top quality as always. I've learned a lot from this dude. Also dig the positive attitude, would work on a team anytime
you gotta calm down. xD
he unic where u stay at
Bro, bless you and your new baby. You're amazingly talented and a wonderful human. I wish I could be your brother.
Nice system
Nice.. SUBSCRIBER..#2
It's Australian brand
I did something similar, ran metal studs, cut off one side. Had the other side flush with the ceiling joists. It was a low ceiling so I couldnt lose anymore height than I already was with a big sag in the joists. Best thing would have been to put in new 24’ joists and cut the sag out of the old ones but it was during covid in NY and also.. f that. Late at night I dream of higher ceilings and I also hope I put enough screws in to the side of those 2x4 metal studs so they can hold all that drywall weight. To recap, I took a metal stud that if you are looking at it so it looks like a U, I made it look like a J and screwed the side of the J into the stud, bottom of the J was lazer leveled to lowest part of sagging joists.
What a cool system!! I wish I would have seen this video 1 year ago before I leveled my basement ceiling🤣 I used wood strapping and shims to level mine! This system is a game changer!
I’ve been renovating our 40s house in vic and recognise the ob hardwood framing with borer damage man the dust that comes out of the framing when you do anything with a hammer 😂 love your work.
I’m loving all the tutorials. I’m one in a million girl who loves anything building construction. If nothing else I learned how to use a laser.
Subbed, nicely done
Am also a painterman I really admire your work. I will like to have many experience from you.
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You could've just pulled a couple of those 2×4 braces off of the walls and nailed them to the side of the 2 ceiling joists that were high so that they plained in with the others. You have to take them off anyway so it just makes more sense to use those instead of wasting money on a bunch of new material to get the same results
I’ve been a plasterer for about 20 years used rondo all the time but had a 😮 seeing those clips so cool
Love this dudes videos
The part you gave us example of why isn't recommended using nails and hammer is pretty hilarious, yet understandable. Thanks man!
Well done. As s carpenter in east coast of usa we would use wood battens and shims for this. I like the laser and the metal tabs. Nice work
I enjoyed watching, Thank You !