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The circle pan it goes on your power trowel to do the first pass on the concrete so when its to wet you don't sink and it will help your concrete stay flat. Many people don't use it. Just go with the blades when the concrete is ready. Like your videos. From Wyoming.
Interesting to know. So Jaime was acturally right about it. That man is incredibly smart
I read the entire Ryan’s ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans and was able to make a shed plan. Using Ryan’s Shed Plans alone, the shed itself is great. Where I wish I knew more is with respect to ground preparation and foundations. Maybe that's beyond the scope of Ryan’s Shed Plans.
the fact that this even has any engagement is wild.
I remember when I first started following PBB when they'll get like 100 likes the first hour and now it's like 1000% growth. I am so proud of how the PBB community has blown up and with "spin-offs" (I mean that in the best way) like Jay's. Congratulations PBB community! Stay awesome!
We need an Arlo spin off where he just does step by step instructions on something. Dude is a legend
@@MustardMade # j and arlo start the own company j transitions to a women in there spin off call it THATS ONE WAY TO DO IT BOYS
The circle is a float pan that goes over the blades. You can also use float blades which just go over the blades for the first pass, or use combo blades that float at lower angles and finish at higher angles. The float pan or float blades will extend the life of the finishing blades on the machine by a large margin.
Hi, It seems that you have a great experience.
I am a student eager to learn about construction work, I'm actively seeking someone in this field who can share their expertise with my student team. Really need insights from you, feel free to hit me up!
Sounds to me like your dad was frugal and lived within his means. Regardless, I’m happy for your success and the new tools you’ve been fortunate to receive. Looking forward to seeing the new project!
Having the Meat Hammer texture on a Hammer is a great way to fuck up the material finish youre nailing in. even your sawhorse looked like it went trough the grinder after thoose test nails
Hey, just a thought. But my Dad built a table on wheels that was the same height as his truck bed. That way, he just rolled it up to the truck and drug it onto his truck. Didn't have to wait for someone to lift it up. He did this for the trowling machine and the tamper. Yes Jamie is right about the tray. It is for when concrete is wet but you still need to get on it. Just really need to keep it clean and unblemished. Really great stuff today guys. 😊
Congrats on all the new tools.
Now I feel cheap for those tiny little 100 dollar gift cards to Cardinal Coffee for all you. Now I'm gonna get 40,000$ gift cards to Cardinal Coffee. Super glad to see all the support for the channel over the years. Hope your week has the perfect weather y'all love.
The large round steel plate is used in the Netherlands to finish cement screed floors, in other words a replacement for manually sanding a cement screed
The disc is known as a pan for the power trowel it’s used on the concrete for the first pass and lays the aggregate down giving you a layer to trowel and finish.
Hi, It seems that you have a great experience.
I am a student eager to learn about construction work, I'm actively seeking someone in this field who can share their expertise with my student team. Really need insights from you, feel free to hit me up!
Eric and Jamie, I’d like to suggest something we all know is important: please hire a couple 18-year-olds to get them into the building trades, and maybe hire a couple high school kids to help in the summer. Just a Mike Rowe type of thought.
Do you employ said people?
Their videos inspire thousands of young men and women to think about the trades
Easier said then done. Hard to find kids with grit and a will to learn and to stay busy
@@reagomyeggo and to find 1 that will stay off their phone!
@H2s destruição do ensinamento de uma geração para outra.
Good on you! You guys are awesome. And shout out to Erik for all the editing. It's a LONG time consuming job!
Awesome tools for an awesome bunch of guys. The delight in your eyes was clear for all to see. Great post, thanks.
That pan goes with the power trowel. You use it on the first run on the cement helps bring up the cream and smooth it out.
Great, following from Mexico!! Learning things from you guy’s!!
Excited to see the new series! I keep rewatching each of the series,living vicariously through you, and it’s interesting to see how materials have advanced, along with your tools.
The tools are nice you guys are awesome can’t wait to see your next build❤
Love your videos! Helped me understand woodworking way better! I've been more of a welder mostly. Jamie has shown great steel & wood ideas. Steel is less costly than wood these days.
Guy's I'm so happy for you! Nice tools and equipment well deserved brothers! Awesome of Tomahawk-power for sending it to you💯👍
Thats so great. All those tools are going to make your lives and jobs alot easier. Great video guys
Doing all the work you have with limited tools makes you appreciate the new power tools
Great new tools - you guys deserve them!
When Jaime put his prosthetic hand on the handle of the power trowel, I couldn't help but imagine him modifying that thing into a rad sort of Mad Max style chopper. 😂
Improving new tools to rise quality!! Like a builder’s!!
Congratulations to your 600th UA-cam video! Thanks for sharing all those great insights!
Be nice to your dad, he was frugal not cheap😊
it's nice to see you got the new mics, it sounds great!😄
The infrared camera is great for troubleshooting all kinds of things, especially electronics. Just look the the thing hotter than the other things like it.
You'll love the IR cam.
That saucer looking thing is your protective cover to save the blades from damage after use
Can't wait to watch this tonight. You guys just made my day, with all the #**# going on in SA this will bring some chilling time. Thank you guys.
My favorite tools y’all got were both tomahawks and the hardwood floor nailer. The joist hanger tool is a joke for amateurs I’d say 😂 Looking forward to seeing the tomahawks put to work and the hardwood nailer. Great video guys! Keep ‘em coming!
Hi, It seems that you have a great experience.
I am a student eager to learn about construction work, I'm actively seeking someone in this field who can share their expertise with my student team. Really need insights from you, feel free to hit me up!
Just sat down and the new tools look great. It will make all your lives easier. Awesome guys. Can't wait for 23/03/23 for the first episode of the new project.
Ps. Has Arlo gotten a new phone?
Hey thanks… arlo still has the same old phone :-) he’s one of the few guys that still just leaves it in his truck all day.
@@PerkinsBuilderBrothers hehehe my dad has the same aged phone. If i could take my phone and just through it in the truck for the day i would. But as a business owner you always have somebody looking for you. Take care guys. Can't wait for the next one. Until then will finish the retreat for the third time.
keep it up guys im from the phillipines im 61 years old you have given me when im young
keep it up guys
The pan is for taking the trout on an of trucks so you don’t damage the blades I also think you can use it for finishing ask the concrete with the hauses
Have you guys ever done a video of how the boys came to work for you, or how long they have. I would love to know. Love the videos.
I just wanna thank you for making these videos. You’re helping me learn construction something I really want to get into and I think it is important to know how to do all this.
That big plate is for storage and transporting the trowel. I've rented my share of them myself, but bought two at a big construction company auction.the smaller one was a 3ft model and the bigger one was 4ft model. And as for a vibrating screed board we built our own. All that stuff is just rusting away in the barns and sheds. When I had to quit working because of a very horrible construction accident that has left me basically bedfast.
dear guys, go ahead! congratulation for the new tools, i can’t wait for the new episodes.
Hello... the iron circle is for the concrete leveling machine and is used when the concrete is softer, then when the consistency is better, only the blades are used at low speed
In regards to the first question, oil in a new engine. I worked at a business that sold and serviced power equipment growing up. While many pieces of equipment we received were homeowners wanting us to service and store said equipment over winter which we offered. They had a contract with the local Lowes to repair the customer returns for power equipment that "broke or didn't work". Everything you can imagine.... mowers, tillers, anything with an engine. Lowes would tag the items with the reason for return and why the customer returned them. Many items had either no oil or bad gasoline (water). Some were fine and we always said they were bought for a one off job and returned for likely full refund after the job was completed cause they wanted to complete their project and then get their money back using the "broke or does not work line" when returning to the big box store....
All I got this week in the mail was bills! Congrats on all the nice new tools! I had to quit wearing my new Perkins/Truework shirt out in public because all the women keep bothering me and asking for my phone number.
I watched someone use this to do a concrete house - the first episodes showed its usage poring and leveling floors - it appeared that he managed to combine the use with a laser to keep the level but you could also use a line or mark at the edge.. Jesse Muller in New York state.
New tools - Yay! Thanks for sharing.
Congrats on the new toys!
I like the simple feature at 15:11 where it says "Off" at the battery so you can see that the nailer is disabled when needed and why the nailer doesn't work when you just inserted the battery.
Your dad never did strike me as a full time construction guy, so when I heard that he was a river guide, it made a lot of sense. Been on many a trip down the Nantahala, Hiwassee, Ocoee, and Chatooga.
Guys in Australia we call it the pizza pan. But yeah it's for concrete. It flattens the slab if the initial pour is rough. But also just good to flatten the hell out of a concrete slab. We don't use it very often but always good to have
Hi, It seems that you have a great experience.
I am a student eager to learn about construction work, I'm actively seeking someone in this field who can share their expertise with my student team. Really need insights from you, feel free to hit me up!
Hanger tool I would toss it , I use a 2x4 and you know i'm right lol . Lumber is never spot on dimensionally anyway . Also anything your dad left you is priceless even if it's worn out or busted.
Stilletto hammers rock ! I've swung a 14oz. Wood handle ,for 20yrs+. ! It saved my right arm from surgery.. used a Vaughn Rocket 20oz til my arm nearly fell apart.. after therapy and a little research :
BAM! FOUNTIT' !
the last hammer I'll ever use.. !
I’ve tried many hammers over the years unfortunately wood is still my go to fav. I’m attached to 16oz wood stiletto the connecting point to hammer head is much thicker than the 14oz haven’t snapped it yet!!
I agree wood lighter and sucks up the vibration.
Always fun to try new toys that are free.
Really like the tool review. I am not experienced at joist hanger installation so I built my own jig similar to that thing while I am building my house. Worked well, should have patented it 😂
Jamie hit the nail on the head
I've never seen anyone start an engine with no oil but a friend of mine assembled a brand new 80 gallon compressor and didn't realize the crankcase didn't come pre filled. It didn't last long 😬
2:38 @Perkins Builder Brothers
Ok, you guys got some nice fun toys this time, and used all except the concrete fan, what I call it😌
But dang, nice haul this time!
✌🏻
The circle pan is called a float pan, takes down high spots and brings slurry to the top, it’s basically a big mag float
Some fun tools.
When I got my first job out of highschool I was supposed to get a trailer sized generator running that had been sitting. First time I started it, the water I filled the oil system with came spraying from every hole imaginable.
Boys many’s people I see in America use the pan for the first hit on the concrete in Australia we generally use them to finish large area’s like industrial car parks etc
They tend to finish much like a stipple but on a larger scale I guess
Reading instructions really is important boys😮!
Jamie, that timber Tomahawk box will make a awesome toolbox for anyone who wants it. Just about every boat builder has at least one of them with custom built internals for the task/tools needed. You can use epoxy and some glass fiber to strengthen the insides and make it waterproof, carpet the outsides to make it non scratch on surfaces, a strip of piano hinge and a latch to keep sticky fingers out, just about any idea you could think of.
I was thinking all your concrete tools mounted on slides to the side walls and if it has enough head room a drop in tray for small parts. But I have seen guys use them for everything from PPE boxes to first aid kits and personal lockers. I am looking forward to seeing what you come up with. And if you want more ask your local boat shop for old bow or stern thruster boxes.
Hi, It seems that you have a great experience.
I am a student eager to learn about construction work, I'm actively seeking someone in this field who can share their expertise with my student team. Really need insights from you, feel free to hit me up!
WOW! Nice!
You Guys deserve it!!!
2:38 @Perkins Builder Brothers
Those joist hangers come in handy and I like using them. Not everyone does on the team work on; but I sure do especially b/c I’m a bit faster at setting hangers b/c of this when we setting hanger before the joists which we do on certain projects. Now do I (we) need to use this for setting hangers, nope; but does make setting lots hangers effortless as don’t need to think about anything, lol. Some are not though, so everyone has there method and groove😁
The bars for your new concrete machine are looking like the CW Pro Bars which Pete Loncarevich(Pistol Pete) used back in 1983 on his CW Phase 1.
Great job guy's. You do great work and videos .
My mom had a saying that holds true..." The only difference between men and boys are the price and size of their toys". Enjoy using them in the future.
Hey Guys, one thing you might want to use that joist hanger tool for is setting your jack trusses onto the girder truss. I like to lay them out on the ground and then just drop I. The jacks when I’m up in the air. But it’s light and small, sometimes you just throw it in the job box because…
Hi, It seems that you have a great experience.
I am a student eager to learn about construction work, I'm actively seeking someone in this field who can share their expertise with my student team. Really need insights from you, feel free to hit me up!
The thermal cam is great for finding electrical hot spots and can see water in places where it shouldnt be
Time to work on a 3D printer sponsorship for Jamie. I’ve made countless jigs and parts on mine, from trim spacers to centering jigs for deck rails (I never want to measure anything if I don’t have to).
I bought a 100' Gorilla air hose for $35 and I love it.
Love your work 👍
Great stuff it’s awesome Too see you guys being rewarded for all your efforts and sharing of useful building information
Toughbuilt actually has a hammer sleeve and many more belt attachments
sound is on another level!
Oil? Yep, my brother did years ago, swapped out a new engine on his Ford F100. Fired it up and left it in idle to bed it in. Went up to the house for a coffee. We were sitting on the verandah when he suddenly shot bolt upright and yelled "oh bother, I forgot to put oil in it" or words to that effect. Probably ran for about eight minutes by the time he shut it off. It was a tad warm.
Nice collection of tools, there's some decent stuff there, enough to give me jealousy twinges.
Best tool to have is a beer bong. Always comes in handy
What ever happened to the kitchen reno you all were doing for your friend? I can’t find anymore videos about it. Love your content.
The saucer might come in handy for sloping drains.
Joists are usually never the same width. Usually off by a few 16's. That tool is neat but I want the tops flush. Had to plane down the joist. PITA.
NICE FREE TOOLS!!! Even the shipping box was cool.
I think its really cool you guys have a lathe and milling machine along with all your other tools. Is there a machinist in the family?
Thermal imaging camera. Also abbreviated TIC. We use them for house fires to detect hotspots.
Cleetus Mc Farland has started his big block without oil. Hell yeah brother
Oops… that hurts
Mystery round plate looks like it for vibrating sonotubes.
WAIT!! 😱Who the heck is Nick??
Hi guys, spark from Scotland here, I love watching your videos… awesome guys! forgive me for saying this but in my opinion the metal hand is badass! Keep up the creativeness p.s. been watching for months now felt I had to comment now 😂
Looks to be like that round steel for the power trowel may be a skid plate for transport to not damage the blades
Looking at the welds on that disc, it appears to be just for packaging. see @18:49
I think it might be good to keep that saucer on there for storage and transport.
That Paslode Nailer was beafy and beastly lookin. Killer video Gents 🤘🏽
Hey Guys, I have seen Odell Concrete (he has a channel) use a 12 foot power screed. It is something to behold. Another carpentry channel, can't remember the name, use a saucer under their circler machine. The gentleman on the channel says he smooths gauage floors much sooner than with other methods. I think he makes three passes on 1 hour intervals. His floors look like glass.
Nice hammer!!
River guy meaning like transient? I lived out my car before and had hella basic tools old wrench and hammer only but still do work! 💪
mixed gas won't hurt a 4 stroke engine if you only burn a little, in fact on 1st start it mat be better.
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the joist hanger tool seems ideal for the weekend warrior building their own deck on their own house. ymmv.
I bet Jaime talked about that safety switch for 10 more minutes and Eric cut it out 😢😂
I don't believe newer equipment will even start without oil. 👍🇺🇸🙂