Modern Home Build | 28 | deck ledger flashings, exterior window trims & corners
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Petition for Erik to hire an editor to edit all of their videos so the channel can upload once a day, so erik doesn’t have to edit the videos. Anyone else?
It has to be him, otherwise the videos won't be the same.
They used to do it 3-4 times a week
Consider this my signature on said petition!!
Hire some help Eric ,how does Jay say ?get your wallet out dude....
I agree hire an editor it would be awesome to see eric and Jamie work together more
I like how you made your corner joints directly at eye level. No one will ever see that.
Ramelle, you are awesome! It put a smile on my face seeing you walk up with the coffee, not only is that sort of thing so very much appreciated on a cold day, it just goes to show what a wonderful person you are. I'm not a builder but I am a service contractor who works outside and I love when my customers offer up fresh hot coffee on a bitter cold day. The guys are lucky to have you around!
Thanks for the compliment @someOne8. However I am just the fetcher/ derivery - as Jaime would say- person. I have to give credit was credit is due as some gift certificates were purchased at Cardinal Coffee by UA-cam subscribers. Perkins Builder Bros and crew really appreciate the CC gifts. These Guys are doing such an awesome job on my house that I feel compelled to treat them well by fetching that coffee or making them homemade goodies! They deserve the best.
The best customers always offer you something to drink and it goes a long way towards keeping a great attitude when you're working for them!
I feel like many builders would not take the attention to detail that you guys are, well done.
I so appreciate the attention to detail that Perkins Builder Brothers and crew do exhibit. My home is so much more beautiful and well built because they really do take care at every level! They are the A Team ~
Man it would’ve been awesome to see Kyle make a cameo appearance to trim the metal siding, he’s the metal siding legend.
I always look through the comments so I don't repeat someone else's comment but I agree @rrbuilders should come for a day!
Really thought he was gonna walk up
Kyle has his own shop to work on currently
@@Bjthyssen I know, I watch every episode
When you are siding using LP, you should look into LP manufactured corners and trim made diamond kite.They come in 16 foot lenghts and includes nail fin.
I've been watching this channel for a couple of months now, and I just want to say how much I enjoy watching how well your team works together! Keep up the good work!
Tip for not having to pull the remaining material off by hand when notching for window flanges is to put two blades in the table saw at the same time. Or a dado blade
This Perkins crew is perfect. From admitting a mistake (heater), to laughing about mistakes (cutting trim boards for corrugated metal area), to just being so polite to each other while also being able to have so much fun. Your workplace is one for every company to model.
I LOVE YOU GUYS !!!!!!
Erik, off topic but only 96.000 more subscribers to go to reach 1 Million!!!!!!!!!!!! You and Jamie are killing it, looking forward to you hitting the mark in 2024. Thanks for all you do. Jeff. P.S. ski season opened weekend of the 18th here in northern Vermont (Stowe)
Y’all’s attention to detail is awesome.
Corner trim joint is at eye level. How about scarfing it? You know, a downward 45 angle on the top piece; bottom one 45's up into it. MUCH harder to detect. Surprised Jamie didn't nix that one.
Nice Video Lads I see you put lots of heart into your work,,the house is surprising me it should be quiet an eye catcher when finished ,,you all stay safe no falling down on the job hey cheers 🙏❤️😀👍🦘🇦🇺🇺🇸🍀
Get Kyle on for a colab. He's the metal siding to window J channel guru!! Red snips green snips 😂😂🏴
Your attention to detail on these builds is awesome. If I ever build a house I know who I’m calling.
That was a great cut @16:49 👏🏻 And speaking of sealant, I never try to pronounce an "L" so hard as when I ask the Home Depot guys where I can find me some "caulk".
Need more than one video a week fellas!
For window trim I use deck screws with the reverse thread at the head.This allows you to burry the screw and then back out to level out trim.No more back cutting your trim.Been doing this for a few years and it works great
Grooving out the bottom of the corner board detail is clutch. My first home, those things just stuck out like no one’s business at the bottom, drove me up the wall. Looks so much cleaner with just a small amount of work.
I’m relatively new to the channel (6-8 months or so) and I really enjoy it. You should do a viewer day and invite a viewer or two out to come work with the crew!
IDK Erick. I see trouble with a random viewer ‘helping’ on a job site. 😮
But you do you brah.
Good tip on the oscillating blades, now have a use for that old hand saw blade vise.
Getting a house dried in is SOOO satisfying! Will be nice to be working inside where that heater will actually heat the whole house up and you don't have to work in freezing weather anymore.
I love your videos and learn a lot from them. I just wanted to throw this piece of information on the inline circular saw. It's an inline because the motor and the blade are in line with each other. This is made possible with the introduction of brushless motors into power tools because the motors can be much thinner front to back as opposed to an old can shape or can. If you look at one of your other circular saws that big chunk that sticks out to one side or the other is the motor and that makes it hard to see the blade from a particular side of the saw blade right blade left being the result. Your new inline saw allows you to see the blade from either making it a great saw for multiple users righties and lefties.
Been watching since the beginning, it's hard to believe a crew can get along so well and do a better than good enough job too. I appreciate watching the detail in getting things to fit right, not every contractor does. I spent a few years in my 20's building commercial projects. Now retired 11 years from aircraft maintenance and computer IT work, I'll be 70 in a month and spend my days in the garage full of tools building what ever comes to mind. Toys for the grand kids, toys for my self, furniture new or repairing. Have helped on several home remodel projects. Have learned a lot of tricks from you show. Keep it up.
You all are so focusing on detail and customizing solutions to as you go problems. Are all builders that way or is your crew uniquely above the rest in quality? Asking for a friend! 😝😝😝
Bosch makes a hardwood multi tool blade that looks just like the one Jamie had, and they are the dope. No modding necesarry.
Need a second table saw set at the shallower depth. One pass shallow then the second saw at the correct depth seems quicker than whatever you guys were doing to break the flap off
Great video my wife and I love Key West!!! Stephanie really hooked you up👍. I lived in South Florida for 30 years loved the weather, Now in Tennessee 😳
I used a device called Band it for my tennis elbow with ibuprofen and stretching. Not a doctor but 40 years as a mechanic in a chemical plant
I absolutely love how you guys consider every small detail. Looking great. ❤
Been watching for a few months and due to that I will be using Zip products on my 30-year-old addition rebuild.
I saw a video of a house full of vinyl windows melted and bowed from one of those burners 😂 they do get hottttt
@ 4:50 . Jon-O with that Nail Gun/Hammer . Hell Yeah .
If you aren't familiar with it, check out Tru Exterior products. Their window trim comes pre-rabbeted to fit flush over nailing flanges. The material cuts like wood and is moisture, rot and insect resistant. AAC Building Materials in Asheville, NC, carries it. Nice flashing detail on the deck!
So you have cut notches at the end of each deck joist to fit and insert end of flashing there @ 11:46 , very good trick! now water has very nice path to reach endgrain of each joist and stay there . Deck structure will rot waaay too faster. Well done! Totally defeats purpose of flashing , lol
How is it that I’ve watched 500 Perkins BB videos and I’m still learning new things. Sharpening oscillating tool blades, forming siding…this channel is gold.
I just ordered myself your tool belt!!! I couldn't resist the deal right now! I am super excited and can't wait to get it! Love you guys!!!❤️
Cut the Flange off and Screw them from the Sides and Plug the Holes with Plastic Plugs the Window Manufacturer will provide!
Quaker Windows from Missouri!
hello guys....I was looking forward to seeing the next episode. I'm learning a lot like you, although here in Brazil we build houses in a different way, but whenever I can I put into action the learning you convey in the videos. Big hug from São Paulo - Brazil.
You guys know a builder who does a ton of metal clad walls that require water tight window/door trim. Get with Kyle at R&R Buildings!
Run a Dado set swap out when you are looking to do the window cut outs instead of taking time to peel back the boards by hand.
Jaime - Arm Aid. Best elbow treatment you'll ever get. Climbers use them all the time now for elbow tendonitis. & a hot water bottle at night. Magic. Good luck with it, anyway. Cheers from Oz. PP
Why not put the corner siding trim’s joint 10” from the ground instead of near eye level? That butt joint seam won’t ever look right and the lower the better.
Damn, that 21 minutes went by quick... The Perkins Crew Rocks, chur for the flashing reel Ears.
Jamie, good luck with the tennis elbow. I've had it since May and have done physical therapy, shots and were a brace. Nothing seems to help. If you just injured it I'd suggest letting it heal for awhile unless it's not going to go away.
Ok guys this means a lot to me and I hope that you will say that what we see in video is your day to day with your guys! I love the way that you guys have fun on the job and that you care about the guys that work with you! I have been watching you guys for awhile now and it is great! My family was just like you are Dad taught us how to do the job we worked together for many years but we didn't have the fun that you guys do ! I love watching you and look forward to updates when they come in! All of my family is gone now as my last brother passed away about 2 months ago. Your videos make me think about my dad and my brothers! My name is Eddy and I will watch you as long as I can! Thank you and please stay the way that you are!!!!
I'm just going to start sending all of my old oscillating blades to Jaime.
He would love that
There are two different apartments that have been built in my area and seems as though they went up overnight. I bet they don't have the quality of workmanship that y'all do in them. I know in the place I live doesn't. I have a lot of respect for what y'all do. Thanks!!!
I just discovered your videos and I absolutely love them!! Love ya'lls sense
of humor, attention to detail, quality of work and instructions to your audience. I feel I can confidently build my small projects better than ever. Thanks! ❤
You guys are awesome and I enjoy watching all your videos. I've learned so much on framing from watching your videos, hopefully one day you guys will invite fans to build with you!.. A pro tip on Hardy siding; if you put a ziplock tie on your nail gun and cut it to your desired nail height, all your nails will always be the right height.
Would be awesome to get Kyle from R&R to come show yall how to do metal.
I'm happy they are off the roof & going inside soon. It's been down to low 40 in TX, so I know it's cold there. Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all
5:46 Caulk seminars are a serious thing ya'll, they don't caulk around at those seminars but you do learn how to properly caulk things up.
Azek has a rabbited pvc board for windows and doors. No one near me could get them when I wanted them so had to get regular and run them through the saw… but nice to know that some companies are trying to find solutions.
For your rabbets, if you know they are all going to get the same rabbet, you can make the height cut first on all your boards. Put a saw blade on the table and lower your blade to the height of the second blade on the table, adjust your fence back, and cut all of your boards to free the waste. You have to be certain about the number of boards you need because adjusting the height and the blade over and over will lead to errors. Might save your finger tips and some time.
There's a company that makes an attachment that goes on a drill to sharpen the oscillator blades. It would be much more efficient than using a grinder.
Here's a tip from an ex Infantry guy. If you wear panty hose, it keeps you warmer than you'd think it would . Yes they make thermal underwear but it can get bulky and it weighs you down. I'm told it keeps the leaches off too, but I think that's a myth/wishful thinking. But it does help you stay warm w/o the bulk.
Do what now?
Yeah but they're actually real men💪
@@deshaunjackson8188real men don't care what others think.
@@deshaunjackson8188 Because Infantrymen are not? It is in the name.
@@danglin69 Thing about being down range is that weight is everything. You have to hump it all day, all night. So there's a saying we use. Pack light, freeze at night. It's better to freeze your ass off since your downtime is pretty short. And it's not worth carrying the extra bulk. I remember a buddy of mine had a pretty high speed burner. Everyone that walked by asked "Hey, how heavy is that?" Not how much, not where'd you buy it but "let me hold it to see how heavy it is"
I like those Geko Gauges. I replaced my house siding using LP Smartside and those by myself. I am starting a new house build now and like the tip from awesome framers. They use them more for support and not for spacing. They then use a story pole and chalk line first. Looks to go much faster. That is something I noticed using them for spacing I was always rechecking to make sure they didn't slip and it wastes a lot of time.
Very good tips on those window trim pieces. Thanks.
So we always snap lines on every row. The gecko clamps are just used as an aid in holding the siding until it is fastened which I believe can literally replace a helper. You really only need one clamp as well. One man and one gecko clamp can really get a lot done.
Congratulations to 900k subs! :) cant wait for the one mil! :) i hope there will be atleast a party with the crew! :)
If I had the means, I would love to hire and work with your team building my wife and I a home. Everyone there cares about the job they do thus putting great vibes into the "foundation" of the home ♥
Im a joiner, carpenter and builder in the uk. I got tendinitis in my wrists at 21. 26 now but seems to have faded away only feel it when gripping something very heavy or using a sds drill for a long time. Its more like a short cramping feeling more then pain now. May take you a couple years to get over the aches and pains of it but it does get better 👍🏻
Great video guys ! I say we shoot for a million before January 1st. Who agrees?
Just adding my two cents...your elbow tendonitis or tennis elbow can be taken care of pretty easily by putting rubber bands or expand-your-hand bands by iron mind and opening your fingers up. That pain is from your flexor muscles being stronger than your extensor muscles in your forearm. Strengthen those muscles and the pain will go away.
Jamie bares a remarkable resemblance to Destin of SmarterEveryDay fame. Just an FYI.
Just put two blades on your table saw. Separate the teeth so they’re not right next to each, obviously. I use this trick when I do backing in metal stud framing because the studs are basically a C channel.
In regard to Jamie’s injury.. Put some type of lubricant like coconut oil where the injury is to protect the skin and scrape it with something solid and flat like the back of a knife.. Scrape it until it turns red once or twice a day.. these things take a long time to heal because it’s a low blood flow area, so this practice promotes blood flow and speeds recovery. I cured my tennis elbow in a couple of weeks in this way. Hope that helps. 😉✌🏼
Honest to God! A seminar on CAULK!?! And I flipping missed it! UGH!!!
Hi guys! Long time watcher, first time comment. Being an installer of LP products, you guys should looking into Diamond Kote Siding. Its still LP but Diamond Kote adds nail fins to their trim so there is not need for rabbits or exposed fastner heads. You should check it out! Their outside corners and siding blocks also have nail fins! Super Clean look!
Hello guys! Sorry it's so cold there on the building site. It does tend to get a bit chilly this time of year! I really like that deck ledger flashing and the way it installs. I really works well with the Zip sheathing and tape system. All the best!
By notching the flashing into the wood aren't you encouraging water to run into the end grain of the boards?
Jason is like my 4 year old nephew who tries to get into every photo.
Don't worry Jamie those aches and pains subside as you get older. And thanks to failing eyesight in your golden years you'll think you still look young.
When rabbiting the back out on the table saw, run it through both ways and take a little more than you need both ways because it all gets covered by the siding. I will make marks on the table saw for each rabbit where the fence goes and eyeball the depth for the other. Pro tip.
Great going, but I want to see how the corrugated sheet is going to fit, I am genuinely intrigued. Who replaced Jay's batteries, he is still going strong 😂. I really hope you get inside soon, I've worked on roof trusses in the cold and I had to wear my wife's tights until I got some thermal underwear, that was a blessing. Good post, take care and be safe guy's 🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨
Perkins bros, we do the same treatment with the LP 5/4 trim, but we make two passes; one vertical and one horizontal. Since we use Simpson wafer-head screws to secure the window flange, I rabbet the trim about 3/16”. Great work, guys! ~WilPaul Construction
get one of those upright mouses, Eric
Injections in the elbow, first-hand experience. The first shot is a miracle, the second shot is relief, the third shot does nothing, and the fourth shot really hurts a lot. That is when I got the bone chip that was pressing against my funny-bone nerve and the tendon put somewhere else. Did you recently fall hard on your right elbow?
I actually prefer to overdrive the nails and then comeback and fill them with caulk. They completely disappear and in my opinion it looks cleaner.
7:17 I never felt so relatable by jays reaction lmao
Since the plate on most saws is 1-1/2”, just run the saw plate against the house and it notches the joists perfectly (and quickly) for that flashing
I have only one complaint, these videos are never long enough. I would enjoy film length, 2 hour videos of the guys, better than watching a feature film.
lol, Jay it’s known as creeping old age …. It gets us all
So rather than use the template you made to close the 10" gap you put the seam at shoulder level where any imperfection could be seen? I am guessing you noticed that 2 pieces was 10" to short after you cut one of the full length pieces.
Jamie, look up tennis elbow fix from Athleanx. Fixed mine in now time. (Full time painter)
Your Team are Great 👍🏽
I will Never to be to Afford Any of your Very Find Work to every Details.
I know that Every Thing never Goes as Plan, But You Guys Always Manage to Get the Job Done.
When you run the trim over the tables saw and it leave that thin piece on the trim, I just run along the back with my utility knife and got a nice clean cut and smooth edge on the back rabbit.
17:45 "Will caulk that and paint it". Ugly joint at eye level. Jaime gonna have a stroke when he sees that. Coulda put bottom piece in first and had eyesore joint so far up Bigfoot couldn't see it. Love you guys and thanks for posting!
I don't think I know any carpenter who's been doing it for a while that hasn't had, or still has elbow or shoulder issues, including myself.
It looks like Batman is shadowing Jamie on the wall 7:34
greetings from the netherlands.. wish shipping didnt cost double your products prices..
Real nice!!! Great work guys….. ✨
Welcome back Jamie!!
Another excellent video guys . Thanks
Take two aspirin.....
No rain screen behind the siding......
I still do story marks with the gecko
So crazy! I just had to do metal corrugated siding like this and trim around the window… I had to get the J channel custom made from a metal shop. Nightmare to match colours!