@@ivocont I don't do flooring, so I have no experience doing it. For someone like me who might want to try it, a little slower explanation would help. I'm just someone who watches UA-cam. I think I've got most of it, but there were a few parts that left me with questions. More importantly, I think there would be _a lot_ of people who would be interested in it too and I think it would get a lot of views. Just look at the number of upvotes my comment got in only 7 hours.
I have seen this method explained somewhere before and it's simpler than it looks I'm sure you can find a demonstration on UA-cam. It's less intuitive than it looks and more systematic. I'm sure he's done it so many times it's completely automatic now. I want to try this myself!
I’m an installer and I think he did this really good as for the angle cuts . Whoever taught him did a good job . Herringbone can seem to be very confusing at times if you don’t do it all the time . Good job 👏
@@user-yi8xq4cw3x Aus welchen Dorf bist du den geflogen du Vogel. Kannst du das besser als er im Video ,wenn nein halt die Klappe, gute Arbeit muss respektiert werden
Being a maintenance technician and working with more than 30 different companies and rental properties for over 20 years, I must tip my hat to this outstanding body of work. Great job, Brother! Cheers from Memphis, TN!🍻✌🏽🎸🎶
This herringbone construction method is a total game-changer! The innovative approach not only adds a stunning visual element but also increases the value of the project significantly. It's incredible how a simple technique can make such a big difference. Thanks for sharing this insightful tip-I'll definitely keep it in mind for future projects! 🛠💡👍
He’s not cutting into the already laid down laminate. He’s scoring the laminate, it always breaks along the line he made, its sort of like cutting glass.
@@sonofdavid904 the issue with hardwood is the need for expansion gaps, you can fit it like this as long as the click system or T&G allows it. Just remove and refit skirting boards to cover the gap, and it actually makes fitting easier because you don’t need mm perfect cuts
I’ve been a floor layer for nearly 20 years and I never thought about glueing out using a skate/trolley to sit on instead of on your knees. I will try this ASAP, great fitting and great video 👍
I have been installing flooring for over 21 years. And I can tell you something, you are a master of masters. My respects to you. I have a lot to learn. Thank you, master, for your work. Greetings from New York. United States.🇺🇸
never laid laminate but I've done a lot of brick and tile work. That on the fly cutting was amazing. I love calculating angles and I know a lot of tricks, but you must know them ALL! That was impressive.
He’s great at this! As a business owner who does all the sales, I can tell you that clients will not pay three times more for this though. You’re lucky to get them to pay 50% more for this, if they’re a good client. You just have to charge a high tile price to begin with. People hate to feel singled out
@@recoveringsoul755 he first measures the max length by putting it on the side, then shortest length on the other side of the board by moving it to where it will end up. Then he makes a diagonal cut between max length and min length, which will first perfectly because the wall is straight.
He is really good - didn’t waste any boards, measured so it fits properly. I wonder how long the adhesive sticks for - I at first wondered when he did the whole room , and wasn’t stranded in the room - got to door. I see the most important was where he placed the first board, centred in the room.
@@CaLIcOSoUNdS doubtful. I have an uncle whom also has experience in this field of work. Many years. Had many contracts for multiple housing builds and also hotels. I once 'volunteered' to work with him for the 'experience'. I ended up just watching him work. My uncle is/was fast and efficient. Its hard work. Back hurts kind of business. But, i learned how to pull a rug and lay a new one too. Regardless, not for me. But, this guy makes it look so good and so easy lol
He's using basic forms of geometry to create a cut. there's a reason for his board placement with the board he uses to measure the edge along with the blade placement before he cuts
@@simonso9476 i am not questioning his skills and abilities. Nor am I putting his level of education and experience into question. My comment is actually a compliment. Hope he and the company he is with gets more work and established contracts. I am not about to criticize him. He is a credit to himself. Trade workers are hard workers. Talent is talent no matter the person, people should "me too" this kind of thing as well. And say, "good work" to each other. Also, basic geometry is also the root of architecture. We wouldn't have aesthetically pleasing objects to look at without peoples imagination and proficient builders make an idea into realization. Can i not just admire his work? Lol
Amazing skills brother. I've never laid LVT (this is vinyl.......not laminate, laminate is not this flimsy and malleable), but your skills with vinyl laying is incredible. I love the net-almost-zero waste of your entire project here. Truly majestic looking!!!!
@@peterherrington3300 To me it looked like actual pieces of veneer. Real wood cut into thin slices for gluing onto an uglier flat material. That same style of flooring can also be done with thicker sticks of wood resting on wooden planks that form lines under the ends of all the pieces. Additional support planks are needed at the edges of the room, but the stick length should be 1.41 times the distance between planks or it'll all fall down. Oh, and if he does the edge cuts at all 4 walls, it doesn't matter where he starts as long as he has something to stand on.
@@peterherrington3300 Let me explain vinyl to you, it is exactly vinyl. Vinyl is a combination of stone powder and synthetic resin. Depending on the usage, this ratio may change, for example the type of vinyl used. for medical use in hospitals that you often see, and the type used in the other video is a type of vinyl pellets for civil use, the surface is finished with a variety of patterns to better suit the function, and they are mounted. With a water-based glue, they are applied to the floor surface and wait for the glue to dry before applying the floor. The glue surface is very sticky and the vinyl sheet cannot move. Thank you for listening.
I've been doing this kind of work my entire adult life and after you done enough planking you actually learn to love it and getting in the zone and slamming out an entire room like this guy, even the the herring bone pattern, becomes relaxing work. Plus, you're getting paid. Learn a trade kids!
your claim does not say much. all your adult life could mean 50 years or 1 week. and as it looks, you were stoned and are probably unaware of the exact passage of time.
@@typhoon37351 it’s easy to say after you’ve watched someone else did the job. You would never able to do like that even though you said the trick is 45 degree angle.
When i was a teenager growing up in Korea, I felt America was better at everything. Then I grew up, and learned just how diligent and creative my people really are. I recently went back home to build a large deck. I team up with a local construction company and the guys just blew me away with their precision, intelligence and hard work! I imagine my father’s country America, use to be filled with people like this. People that would dress up even on their days off. I miss my beautiful people more n more as i get older…
His method of precision cutting is so efficient! I'm analyzing everything and its amazing how detailed and intricate it looks, but he makes it look easy.
Excellent craftsmanship and a fascinating showcase of elegantly-applied trigonometry, but I also love how for about 95% of the video we're answering Gondor's call for aid and then after the floor's done we're at a late night show in downtown New York. I love both soundtracks XD
It's pieces of plastic... not hardwood... I've seen guys here in Canada that do it with real hardwood... that's tough.. this is easy if you just take your time.
@@ItZFlipz it took me a min but because the angle is always the same he only needs to mesure the two sides and cut at that angle (except for specific cuts for smaller pieces) so this makes it a lot easier then having to figure out the reverse angle on every piece.
What kind of geometric wizardry is this? 😂 The way he was calculating and measuring the angles was amazing to watch. This was one of the most satisfying videos I've ever watched. I subscribed within the first few minutes of the video. 😂 Good job!! The floor turned out beautiful!
Why on earth would you need a measuring tape? Converting it to a system of measurement is a completely needless step and totally irrelevant. The measurement is literally right in front of your face on the floor. It doesn't need to be converted. That's far less accurate anyway.
I saw this done once with TWO shades of (light and dark) flooring. The result was a mind bending jig-saw staggering 3-D illusion. Looked beyond fantastic. Nice to have square walls to work with and NO TOE-STOP to put back in. He is amazing. Also as mentioned the roller carts for your bum and rolling materials.
@Karl with a K The house I live in now has a similarity installed "hardwood" floor. It didn't even last a year before it started to come up, but I guess that's what you get when you shell out for a "professional job" lmao...
AWESOME! Don't put any furniture in that room. We'll, I'm a dance instructor and that floor is PERFECT to dance upon and teach class. Beautiful craftsmanship! God bless you! Peace and fancy dance moves, Lynne🍃💜🍃
@@worldnews4347 Yes, but are even sure you actually read what he said before typing this? I was also extremely impressed with the CUTTING OF THE TILES TO FIT THE EDGES AND THE PRECISION…
Every time you measure with a tape you introduce error. Direct measurement is best followed by a folding rule. A tape is accurate to 1/16th inch on an interior measurement and it takes TIME. On a square layout you can flip the planks ans cut along the already laid ones
In America house designer will says "geez look at those cheap wooden floor on top of the tiles" i've been in flipping house for more than 10 years and this is a no go for american houses especially 2022. classic house use (real hardwood)but i still dont understand the concept of your video. But good skill you have there man
Come to Texas and look at some of the shittt they throw at you in this economy and DEMAND top dollar. I bought my house 14 years ago, it had a shingle roof. It had 3 layers of shingles on it!!!! The roofer told me, when I had him put a metal roof on. so much for quality. Before that I had another house. some of the floors had 3 layers of flooring on it. So dispense with the "America" bull shit. If you've been flipping houses, you're one of the VERY few honest ones that operate with integrity. Because as a Landlord who bought and sold houses in my life honest contractors and Flippers with integrity are very hard to come by.
This man is class on his own, i never thought i would enjoy watching a man laying tiles on the floor but i just did and to think that im involved in the housing industry
It's geometry, he's using the existing flooring he already laid down to measure the angles and lengths most of the time. He lays down the slats over an earlier joint and cuts in a straight line between two corners. Or he takes the piece of flooring he's about to lay down and marks it on the reverse using his cutter.
There being almost ten minutes of an intense awe inspiring orchestra and then immediately switching to something that sounds like a goofy Mario theme as soon as you put the final piece down is unintentionally hilarious
I work exactly the same, you have to see the pieces of parquet upside down to cut the angle for the wall. You need skill and vision in space to be able to do the job so fast. It is not impossible, it requires attention, patience and pleasure to do such a thing!
It's not wood but some kind of composite (vinyl/plastique/fibre) with a printed faux wood surface pattern and that you can easily cut with a box cutter and lay it down with no additional glue or nails etc. Simple enough once you get the hang of it but it is not T&G (tongue and groove) so water will go through all the joints so do not wash with mop and pail; just use a damp cloth. (Water will penetrate to the undersurface and within time will begin to decay the bonding thus causing lifting of the corners affected.) Also, floor base must be visually level, no highs or lows) and definitely no bumps...nailheads, floorscrews etc. Finish job looks great (herringbone) but does it require to be completely 'rolled' with a heavy weight once it is laid down to assure consistent and thorough contact with the base glue/prep?
I've laid T&G vinyl and the way he would skip a few slats and then come back and wedge one in there with no mallet like it was no big deal blew my mind. Then it occurred to me it wasn't grooved when he was laying the edges. I couldn't imagine trying to lay those tiny pieces. There's a lot more waste with T&G if you're like me and don't know what you're doing or have a mind for it
That’s mind boggleing. I was in that business for years, and I’ve never seen anyone do that without ever picking up a measure ing tape. That’s incredible
impressive! two questions: first, I've seen these kind of floors get gaps between them overtime, how do you prevent that? second, what about the boards near the outdoor opening when it rains, heard water is like poison because wood swells up and rots, how do you prevent that?
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The way he calculates the angle cuts seems so intuitive to him. Would love to see a tutorial where he explains the process.
Same I’ve been doing flooring for 8 years and his angle cut prowess is something I’d like to learn
rlly u need a tutorial? 😹
@@ivocont I don't do flooring, so I have no experience doing it. For someone like me who might want to try it, a little slower explanation would help. I'm just someone who watches UA-cam. I think I've got most of it, but there were a few parts that left me with questions. More importantly, I think there would be _a lot_ of people who would be interested in it too and I think it would get a lot of views. Just look at the number of upvotes my comment got in only 7 hours.
I have seen this method explained somewhere before and it's simpler than it looks I'm sure you can find a demonstration on UA-cam. It's less intuitive than it looks and more systematic. I'm sure he's done it so many times it's completely automatic now. I want to try this myself!
@@richb2752 LOL wtf
I’m an installer and I think he did this really good as for the angle cuts . Whoever taught him did a good job . Herringbone can seem to be very confusing at times if you don’t do it all the time . Good job 👏
He is nicely accurate in his placement. I am trying to figure out if they are tongue and groove or flush fit.
미쳤다…. 예술작품 만드는거 보는거같음…ㄷ ㄷ 존경한다…
진짜 대단하시다
뭔가 어림잡아 대충 자르시는거 같은데도
오차없이
딱딱 맞는거 넘 맘 편하네요…
장인이십니다. 이래서 어디서나 전문가가 필요한거군요. 오랜시간 숙달하셨겠지만..아무리봐도 신기하네요. 저렇게 뚝딱뚝딱모서리처리하는데..
딱들어맞는거보면..대단합니다
@Tom 급식이 일베 억지로 따라하는거 같네.. 그렇게 하는거 아니다 게이야 ㅋㅋㅋ
It's the fact that you're so consistent. You could've cheated on a lot of those corners but you kept the pattern the whole way. Amazing
Потом что корейцы знают только одно дело и делают его по шаблону.Чтобы сделать по другому.надо думать.а думать они не умеют
@@user-yi8xq4cw3x откуда такая ксенофобия
@@user-yi8xq4cw3x Aus welchen Dorf bist du den geflogen du Vogel. Kannst du das besser als er im Video ,wenn nein halt die Klappe, gute Arbeit muss respektiert werden
@@mr_shadowwolf Все в порядке, он и ему подобные в чужих странах нацистов ищут, хотя сами давно уже ими и являются
The mindset of a professional.
와 혼자서.. 한치의 머뭇함도 없는 각도의 신이시네요 ㄷㄷ
Parabéns Pela Criatividade
Banada 2 dolar versene bizde 30tl
@@nehir1992 🤣
Being a maintenance technician and working with more than 30 different companies and rental properties for over 20 years, I must tip my hat to this outstanding body of work. Great job, Brother! Cheers from Memphis, TN!🍻✌🏽🎸🎶
인테리어 이런거 관심도 없지만 딱딱맞게 맞추는 영상에 마음이 편해지네요
처음부터 끝까지 넋놓고 봤어요..!! 모서리 부분이 채워질때 기분이 좋네욤
유투브가 돈주는 시스템이 아니라면 이런거 알 일이 없었을텐데 이런방식 알게된게 좋다기보다 과정이 독특해서 보기좋네요
사장님 퍼즐 맞추기 넘 잘하시네요. 멋지십니다^^👍👍👍
塗るところから、あざやかな手つきですごい。いきなり迷いなく、目印もなく貼り始めたのもすごいし、端をその場で測ってぴったりはめるのもすごい。職人技通り越して、神業だとおもう。
This herringbone construction method is a total game-changer! The innovative approach not only adds a stunning visual element but also increases the value of the project significantly. It's incredible how a simple technique can make such a big difference. Thanks for sharing this insightful tip-I'll definitely keep it in mind for future projects! 🛠💡👍
와... 이 정도면 노하우를 거의 100% 공개했다고 봐도 무방하겠네요. 사장님의 시공력과 짬바와 공유정신이 대단하십니다!
이연복도 모든 레시피 하는법 다 공유했음 이건 알려줘도 거의 아무도 못함 시공업자들도 못함 왜냐 거의 야메임 어디서 타일 1년미만 조금 배워놓고 사업차려 고객들 등처먹고 잠수탐 하자는 당연 필수고
Да я с вами согласен
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한 1년지나면 장판틈이 쫙 벌어지죵
그래서 마루합니다.
@@아생연후살타-s7c кнш да
감탄이 나올정도로 대단하고 멋지십니다
I could handle that middle part pretty easy as long as somebody laid the first 3.
Very impressive how perfect the wall cuts were made every time.
모서리랑 문 아래부분은 맞춰지는거 두세번씩 돌려봐도 신기해요ㅋㅋㅋ
He makes it look as if even I could do it, I know it's nowhere near that easy. Brilliant craftsmanship 👏
its not hard .. its glue .. a knife .. a tape .. and a brain ..
Vinal planks are freaking EZ mode x100
@@NoNo-ce8xb Not interlocking planks though, that's why it's so easy.
i do this for a living its as easy as it looks just repetition the difference is you would take all day to do what i can do in an hour
@@aaronmorgan3406 sad to hear how far interchangeability in your line of business goes
Yeah but it’s vinyl. To say this is great craftsmanship is like saying a McDonald’s sundae is quality ice cream.
Beautiful job! Much respect to all the laborers past, present and future. A demanding job with beautiful results. I enjoyed watching the process.
You make this look easy. I love the fact you don't cut into what you already laid down. But the efficiency speaks for itself.
He’s not cutting into the already laid down laminate. He’s scoring the laminate, it always breaks along the line he made, its sort of like cutting glass.
@@anirudh_sai it's not laminate
This would look amazing with real hardwood. The precision and accuracy of the angle cuts are insane. Kudos to you sir!
Probably would be almost impossible since hardwood usually has to be assembled together and not laid out flat and individually like this..
@@sonofdavid904 the issue with hardwood is the need for expansion gaps, you can fit it like this as long as the click system or T&G allows it.
Just remove and refit skirting boards to cover the gap, and it actually makes fitting easier because you don’t need mm perfect cuts
i think tile or marble floor is where you can be the most creative... and also spend the most money.
끝부분 맞추는거 마술같음
너무 대단!!
I’ve been a floor layer for nearly 20 years and I never thought about glueing out using a skate/trolley to sit on instead of on your knees. I will try this ASAP, great fitting and great video 👍
Your back will hate you for it
@@mrcuboid some people have bad knees and some have bad backs from doing stuff like this
His government probably supplied enough iodine for his central nervous system, muricans got flouride, the opposite
Respect for man with skills 👌!
Make sure to get one to put all the wood on too so you can also move around with it! 👍
見ていて気持ちが良い
素晴らしい技術！
I have been installing flooring for over 21 years. And I can tell you something, you are a master of masters. My respects to you. I have a lot to learn. Thank you, master, for your work. Greetings from New York. United States.🇺🇸
never laid laminate but I've done a lot of brick and tile work. That on the fly cutting was amazing. I love calculating angles and I know a lot of tricks, but you must know them ALL! That was impressive.
هل انتو جاهزون ؟💀
The bruce lee of glue down laminate
Probably any flooring honestly. You know the man's got many skills, probably as proficient as this
He’s great at this! As a business owner who does all the sales, I can tell you that clients will not pay three times more for this though. You’re lucky to get them to pay 50% more for this, if they’re a good client. You just have to charge a high tile price to begin with. People hate to feel singled out
@@charlesg7926 why not?
This fellow is a flooring construction artist…love watching him work those angles! And a beautiful finished product!
The way he uses the lengths to cut the pieces exactly is amazing and I’m going to try it immediately
Wish that part was explained
Geometry
@@recoveringsoul755 he first measures the max length by putting it on the side, then shortest length on the other side of the board by moving it to where it will end up. Then he makes a diagonal cut between max length and min length, which will first perfectly because the wall is straight.
@@Qawa tnx
It's the only way to do it
He is really good - didn’t waste any boards, measured so it fits properly. I wonder how long the adhesive sticks for - I at first wondered when he did the whole room , and wasn’t stranded in the room - got to door.
I see the most important was where he placed the first board, centred in the room.
the edges and corners are a lot easier if you dont deal with tongue and groove and can flip the boards however you want them
You made corners and edging look effortlessly easy. An accurate genius.
Genius? LoL. It’s called a “Ghost Cut”… Any idiot with a Blade can do it.
@@CaLIcOSoUNdS doubtful.
I have an uncle whom also has experience in this field of work. Many years. Had many contracts for multiple housing builds and also hotels. I once 'volunteered' to work with him for the 'experience'. I ended up just watching him work. My uncle is/was fast and efficient. Its hard work. Back hurts kind of business.
But, i learned how to pull a rug and lay a new one too. Regardless, not for me. But, this guy makes it look so good and so easy lol
@@shayjohnson5830 by watching his 'cutting' hand, yes very talented and experienced. Precise. There's strength and skills in those hands.
He's using basic forms of geometry to create a cut. there's a reason for his board placement with the board he uses to measure the edge along with the blade placement before he cuts
@@simonso9476 i am not questioning his skills and abilities. Nor am I putting his level of education and experience into question. My comment is actually a compliment.
Hope he and the company he is with gets more work and established contracts. I am not about to criticize him. He is a credit to himself.
Trade workers are hard workers. Talent is talent no matter the person, people should "me too" this kind of thing as well. And say, "good work" to each other. Also, basic geometry is also the root of architecture. We wouldn't have aesthetically pleasing objects to look at without peoples imagination and proficient builders make an idea into realization.
Can i not just admire his work? Lol
Amazing skills brother. I've never laid LVT (this is vinyl.......not laminate, laminate is not this flimsy and malleable), but your skills with vinyl laying is incredible. I love the net-almost-zero waste of your entire project here. Truly majestic looking!!!!
It's not vinyl , it's one of the posh rubber options , that's why it won't move on tack coat
@@peterherrington3300 To me it looked like actual pieces of veneer. Real wood cut into thin slices for gluing onto an uglier flat material.
That same style of flooring can also be done with thicker sticks of wood resting on wooden planks that form lines under the ends of all the pieces. Additional support planks are needed at the edges of the room, but the stick length should be 1.41 times the distance between planks or it'll all fall down.
Oh, and if he does the edge cuts at all 4 walls, it doesn't matter where he starts as long as he has something to stand on.
@@johndododoe1411 the back is black-it’s not veneer
@@peterherrington3300 Let me explain vinyl to you, it is exactly vinyl. Vinyl is a combination of stone powder and synthetic resin. Depending on the usage, this ratio may change, for example the type of vinyl used. for medical use in hospitals that you often see, and the type used in the other video is a type of vinyl pellets for civil use, the surface is finished with a variety of patterns to better suit the function, and they are mounted. With a water-based glue, they are applied to the floor surface and wait for the glue to dry before applying the floor. The glue surface is very sticky and the vinyl sheet cannot move. Thank you for listening.
I'm a roofer and I used the same way to measure when going into a corner never knew it was used in flooring. Cool video
I don't really understand what I'm looking at. Could you explain the technique?
@@giraffelord94 i think he meant measuring cuts with other pieces of shingles
I suspect one is using the length of the boards already down to indicate where the angle cut is needed. Why not give it a try ?
Roofing and flooring have a lot of similarities
@Josh T Facts.....Simple Math to those paying close attention for Zero Waste....
출근길에 평화를 얻었습니다. 이걸 보고 있으니 옆에 있는 사람이 아무리 팔로 쳐도 화가 나지 않습니다.
The level of small details been taken care of is just sooo professional!
It took me till the end of the video to actually process how he was measuring everything. Amazing work!
Me, too. I was just about to review in slow mode before I got it. Saving for future projects.
Same here. Took me a while to figure!
I still havent figured it out. 😔😔
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@@michaelphillips5206 You and me both.
There's nothing more enjoyable than watching a true artisan who adheres to the math while creating the art.
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@@صدقاتجاريةلأميوأبي 😂
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@@varunmittal2905 You really want 4 mothers-in-law??
@TrollToll an artisan is a skilled craftsmen
What am I watching? No idea
Did I enjoy watching it? Yes, absolutely
I've been doing this kind of work my entire adult life and after you done enough planking you actually learn to love it and getting in the zone and slamming out an entire room like this guy, even the the herring bone pattern, becomes relaxing work. Plus, you're getting paid. Learn a trade kids!
Can you tell me, is there plastic underneath?
your claim does not say much. all your adult life could mean 50 years or 1 week. and as it looks, you were stoned and are probably unaware of the exact passage of time.
How can I learn this work man 👨
@@knotkool1
So judgemental based on 1 picture lol. People like you are the problem 100%. Psychopath
@@knotkool1 Your comment is so childish
Omg why is this so satisfying??? It's amazing how he cuts each angle so perfectly for each piece! 😍
Theyre just 45 degree angle cuts..
@@typhoon37351 it’s easy to say after you’ve watched someone else did the job. You would never able to do like that even though you said the trick is 45 degree angle.
@@typhoon37351 that is why he waste very little and can measure 45’s quite easily.
좋은영상 잘보고 갑니다 건강하시고 행복하세요 감사합니다 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
When i was a teenager growing up in Korea, I felt America was better at everything. Then I grew up, and learned just how diligent and creative my people really are. I recently went back home to build a large deck. I team up with a local construction company and the guys just blew me away with their precision, intelligence and hard work! I imagine my father’s country America, use to be filled with people like this. People that would dress up even on their days off. I miss my beautiful people more n more as i get older…
This looks easy and straight forward. I am certain if I had to do this there would be a lot of head scratching. Well done.
I started 25 years ago and I am still occupied.
Хорошая работа!! Я в восторге. Настоящий мастер.
Есть видео где мастер налепил ламинат лицом в низ и как вопел потом хозяин.
신의손이 따로 없으시네요!!!대박입니다.
어떻게 저걸 하는건지 보고도 믿겨지지가 않네요~저렇게 힘든 작업인줄 알았으니 이제 마루시공 비싸다 하지맙시다 ㅎㅎ
마루시공이 더 힘들어요
한번에 착착 자르고 길이가 맞아떨어지는게 너무 신기하네요 역시 전문가이십니다 ㅋㅋㅋ
I’ve only ever seen my dad cut edges like you. I’ve always been amazed at the accuracy. Beautiful job.
He could’ve gotten sued or something if he didn’t do it neatly lol
Hes your dad? Hmm... >0
@@potcharawongyai11 no?
perfer
His method of precision cutting is so efficient! I'm analyzing everything and its amazing how detailed and intricate it looks, but he makes it look easy.
와 정확한 크기와 각도로 자르고 붙이는거 왜케 퍼즐같고 신비롭냐...
This guy is ridiculously professional. I can't even figure out how he is doing the ends. It's so fast.
I would like to learn from such masters. How clean and efficient his work is.
@Not Me well could be. There is always something to learn irrespective of what age you are in or the age of the person whom you are learning from.
You have to be short and flexible. You cant be tall and stiff.
@@bobwreck3775 boomer
Excellent craftsmanship and a fascinating showcase of elegantly-applied trigonometry, but I also love how for about 95% of the video we're answering Gondor's call for aid and then after the floor's done we're at a late night show in downtown New York. I love both soundtracks XD
This is not trigonometry, he just cut out shapes
The music hardly resembles that of LOTR. This isnt trigonometry.
Uhm, yes but what's the point of any type of glue on a sheet of plastic spread and taped in few places?
@@TermlessHGW It's moisture protection, also called a plastic underlayment
@@jody024 It ain’t rocket sugary either amirite
He's a master at doing this. He makes it look so easy, but it's a lot harder than you think lol.
psst it looks hard as fuck
It's pieces of plastic... not hardwood... I've seen guys here in Canada that do it with real hardwood... that's tough.. this is easy if you just take your time.
@@kevinkarbonik2928 huge BM. Crodie puts in his 10000 hours just to have some headass named Kevin discredit him.
@@kevinkarbonik2928 lmao fuck imbecile Canada.
@@ItZFlipz it took me a min but because the angle is always the same he only needs to mesure the two sides and cut at that angle (except for specific cuts for smaller pieces) so this makes it a lot easier then having to figure out the reverse angle on every piece.
나도모르게 계속 보게되네요..!!
대단한 금손이세여!!
3배 이상 받으시는 이유가 있군요
작업속도 엄청 빠르십니다 ㄷㄷ
대단....
Thanks for teaching us how to do this. your work looks amazing! - 방법을 가르쳐 주셔서 감사합니다. 당신의 작업은 놀랍습니다!
Ok
Very impressive.
Well done!
What kind of geometric wizardry is this? 😂 The way he was calculating and measuring the angles was amazing to watch. This was one of the most satisfying videos I've ever watched. I subscribed within the first few minutes of the video. 😂 Good job!! The floor turned out beautiful!
와 진짜 각도기처럼 딱 맞춰서 커팅하시네요!!
Been laying floor for 4 years and this guy has me taking notes. Master of his craft. No measuring tape needed! Man that's some skill!
Why on earth would you need a measuring tape? Converting it to a system of measurement is a completely needless step and totally irrelevant. The measurement is literally right in front of your face on the floor. It doesn't need to be converted. That's far less accurate anyway.
@@sgeine calm down Christopher Wren.
i've been doing floors non stop since 1978 and this fella is the real deal. he can come work for me anytime lol
@@sgeine the same way why you’re condescending.
@@isaachunt5799 If he's teaching you new techniques, you should be working for him.
Я восхищаюсь вашим мастерством и трудолюбием👏👏👏👏👏
I saw this done once with TWO shades of (light and dark) flooring. The result was a mind bending jig-saw staggering 3-D illusion. Looked beyond fantastic. Nice to have square walls to work with and NO TOE-STOP to put back in. He is amazing. Also as mentioned the roller carts for your bum and rolling materials.
if you google for that kind of flooring does any resemble what you mean? it sounds really nice
@@sharika2006 Not sure if this answers your question, but when you Google "two tone herringbone" there are LOTS of amazing possibilities.
@@GorgonDrageil Thank you for this and im also curious about the 3d effect mentioned above.
@@GorgonDrageil yeah I saw them just wondered what kind of them he meant cause they all look quite different from each other
@Karl with a K The house I live in now has a similarity installed "hardwood" floor. It didn't even last a year before it started to come up, but I guess that's what you get when you shell out for a "professional job" lmao...
Why would you put glue down flooring over a taped down foam pad??? The glue is supposed to be applied to a solid surface
I'm amazed at how every cut was exactly parallel! ✨ Superb craftsmanship ✨
몇번을 봐도 신기하네요. 기술이 정점에 이르니 예술하는 모습을 보는듯 경건해지고 감동스럽기까지 합니다.
@Tom 게이왓노..
いきなり始めたのにそんなにできるなんて…尊敬しました。
これからもがんばってください!
No matter how many times he shows how to cut perfect angles, I still can't get it. Slow instruction demo please🙏
This is just so satisfying, I imagine myself doing the same thing, and I messed up even in my mind. This work is so flawless.
Absolutely stunning work. Have given me an idea for when i redo my living room and hallway. Its always a pleasure to watch a master at work
@Not Me no pal it's not you don't know much about floor
AWESOME! Don't put any furniture in that room. We'll, I'm a dance instructor and that floor is PERFECT to dance upon and teach class. Beautiful craftsmanship!
God bless you!
Peace and fancy dance moves,
Lynne🍃💜🍃
I wish the camera had not stopped I wanted to see the piece you first put down you stopped the camera a few times. Great job
This guy's is awesome, I was extremely impressed with the cutting of the tiles to fit the edges and the precision. I have much respect for him.
Its a vinyl flor, freaking easy to cut with carper knife
@@worldnews4347 Yes, but are even sure you actually read what he said before typing this? I was also extremely impressed with the CUTTING OF THE TILES TO FIT THE EDGES AND THE PRECISION…
@@worldnews4347 He's not impressed with the cutting but the geometry to get such a nice fit!
@@worldnews4347 you don't know anything judging by your comment I mean it's the wrong knife for a start 😂
Holy moly, this guys installation skills are god like! such precision cutting is truly the mark of a master craftsman! outstanding!
My brain still doesn't understand how he was "measuring" the boards to cut them to fit haha I need a broken down tutorial
My brain hurts trying to figure it out.
Thank you! I was going crazy thinking how can I not see it !
Every time you measure with a tape you introduce error. Direct measurement is best followed by a folding rule. A tape is accurate to 1/16th inch on an interior measurement and it takes TIME. On a square layout you can flip the planks ans cut along the already laid ones
Its called working smarter not harder.
It’s because alternate interior angles are congruent. 😬 ( ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ )
Este Senhor é um Génio na sua arte. Fita métrica para quê? Geometria, visão, cálculo e perfeição, estão lá. Muitos parabéns pelo seu trabalho.
🤗🇵🇹
This was so cool 👀 amazing how everything fit perfectly 💚 I wish everyone would put in so much work just for the floor 🥺
Bro that ground is made of paper, a flyer is wider. Chinese quality
Never seen this floor laying process before brilliant 👏 your calculations for the angles you made look so easy ..
How do you not accidentally cut through onto already laid floor when cutting ?
You do all this so effortlessly.
Fascinating.
👍👍
Muscle memory. After you done thousands, ten of thousand cuttings, you eventually knnow just how deep to cut the tiles.
He's just scoring the tile then snapping it
Score and snap and muscle memory. I do this all day!
It also looks like he's putting a tile under it too
He just controlling his hand not to push hard.
In America house designer will says "geez look at those cheap wooden floor on top of the tiles" i've been in flipping house for more than 10 years and this is a no go for american houses especially 2022. classic house use (real hardwood)but i still dont understand the concept of your video. But good skill you have there man
Come to Texas and look at some of the shittt they throw at you in this economy and DEMAND top dollar. I bought my house 14 years ago, it had a shingle roof. It had 3 layers of shingles on it!!!! The roofer told me, when I had him put a metal roof on. so much for quality. Before that I had another house. some of the floors had 3 layers of flooring on it. So dispense with the "America" bull shit. If you've been flipping houses, you're one of the VERY few honest ones that operate with integrity. Because as a Landlord who bought and sold houses in my life honest contractors and Flippers with integrity are very hard to come by.
What are you talking about? You bought used houses. Have them inspected
실력도 좋으시고 정말 꼼꼼하게 잘 해주시네요~ 나중에 인테리어를 하게되면 의뢰드리고싶네요ㅎㅎ
😱need explanation on how in the world you making those cuts!!! Gr8 job!
This man is class on his own, i never thought i would enjoy watching a man laying tiles on the floor but i just did and to think that im involved in the housing industry
This dude’s geometry skills are ridic!!!
Literally no corners left unchecked. This is impressive ✨✨✨✨
Very skilled and no time to waste.
Good job.
Even watching every edge cut, I still can’t figure out how he gets it so perfect every time
That is just what happens when you do something every day for years.
It's geometry, he's using the existing flooring he already laid down to measure the angles and lengths most of the time. He lays down the slats over an earlier joint and cuts in a straight line between two corners. Or he takes the piece of flooring he's about to lay down and marks it on the reverse using his cutter.
Theres something called VIDEO EDITION.
Ficou muito bonito bem feito .o rapaz tem muita experiência fique impressionada com a rapidez
There being almost ten minutes of an intense awe inspiring orchestra and then immediately switching to something that sounds like a goofy Mario theme as soon as you put the final piece down is unintentionally hilarious
集中力を必要とする大変な作業ですね
素晴らしい仕事です
Es fascinante la forma, el método, lo práctico, la precisión y la belleza... Muy espectacular
Hi there, I love your video! And I’m just wondering what is the material of the floor and the name of the floor? Thank you!
Calculating angles is not easy! Amazing work done!
Красивая работа , чётко и быстро 👏👏
마법사 같으세요...
Beauty ❤
@@g8_justin806.
ウィザードのように、、、
아크메이지
위자드리마스터
타일 헤링본으로 1년에 2~3번정도 하는데
장판헤링본보니 마음이 정화되네요.
재단 정말 잘하시네요.
감사합니다 화이팅입니다
I work exactly the same, you have to see the pieces of parquet upside down to cut the angle for the wall. You need skill and vision in space to be able to do the job so fast. It is not impossible, it requires attention, patience and pleasure to do such a thing!
It's not wood but some kind of composite (vinyl/plastique/fibre) with a printed faux wood surface pattern and that you can easily cut with a box cutter and lay it down with no additional glue or nails etc. Simple enough once you get the hang of it but it is not T&G (tongue and groove) so water will go through all the joints so do not wash with mop and pail; just use a damp cloth. (Water will penetrate to the undersurface and within time will begin to decay the bonding thus causing lifting of the corners affected.) Also, floor base must be visually level, no highs or lows) and definitely no bumps...nailheads, floorscrews etc.
Finish job looks great (herringbone) but does it require to be completely 'rolled' with a heavy weight once it is laid down to assure consistent and thorough contact with the base glue/prep?
I've laid T&G vinyl and the way he would skip a few slats and then come back and wedge one in there with no mallet like it was no big deal blew my mind. Then it occurred to me it wasn't grooved when he was laying the edges. I couldn't imagine trying to lay those tiny pieces. There's a lot more waste with T&G if you're like me and don't know what you're doing or have a mind for it
That’s mind boggleing. I was in that business for years, and I’ve never seen anyone do that without ever picking up a measure ing tape. That’s incredible
This is more painstaking but more accurate.
In what country? Must be the usa if you all are this poorly trained.
impressive! two questions: first, I've seen these kind of floors get gaps between them overtime, how do you prevent that? second, what about the boards near the outdoor opening when it rains, heard water is like poison because wood swells up and rots, how do you prevent that?
Que gran trabajo...digno d admirarse!
Yo ya m hubiera equivocado muchas veces en los cortes y tal vez no m hubiera alcanzado el material!!😅