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Please stop trapping moisture into your basement walls with insulation simply paint and expose your ceiling and enjoy your basement with a dehumidifier over the drain that's all you need

For a moisture barrier, would you recommend a product like DryLok onto the walls first then put up the foam board? I have a storage area that has just the concrete poured walls that is basically all underground. I am thinking of putting up foam board against it to stop the cold air coming in the rest of the basement. I won't finish these walls as it is just a storage area. Thanks

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I Went there a lot of time so I know where evething at

I Went there lot of times

Why not use tapcons to anchor the bottom plates?

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Respect for the drum kit man, rock on 🤘

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I have been insulating 5 shipping containers. One estimate I saw if I used the same adhesive you used, it would cost $500 in adhesive per 20ft shipping container. Instead I for construction adhesive foam. It takes less than 2 $16 cans per shipping container. It is also better at rough surfaces. It starts out 1.5 inches thick, and spreads out depending on how hard you press. I am intentionally sealing the top of the wall cavities while leaving the bottom open. That way any condensation will come out the bottom and not get trapped as a liquid, causing mold issues. I also left a 1/4 inch gap between the sheets that I filed with window and door spray foam so it will flex over time, like an expansion joint, but more insulating than just taping the joints. My panels are 3.5 inches thick.

Horrible video. Too much talking, looks more like a photo shoot to get some bicep flex's in.

Thanks for the detailed explanations !

Brings back memories lol. Great job letting the kids do most of the work and learn from the process.

Something you didnt cover. You weighed your car with the weights separately but then you drilled out material for the weights. Did you end up having to add an additional weight to counter the drilled out material?

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great way to spend time with your kids

Rainbow Road had 2 tiny NOS tanks!!!! Undefeated!

Cool podcast

I built my car with youtube videos, and now I'm going to finish my basement through videos next. Your shirt embodies all I am. I'm just a guy working in IT, I didn't learn any of this or have any mentors but I'll be damned if I can't do it myself because my mentality is not to have to rely on anyone to fix it later. Watching thru your series now and taking notes, finally I found someone with a concrete poured basement because all the other videos I found were for block walls. Thank you for documenting all this because I know it isn't easy making tutorials especially this in depth

Astounding! Merry Christmas

Are you really Matt Damon? Well done video, Scott. Nice property.

Any reason why you didn't install a thermal break floor before the insulation on the wall? Typically I see the flooring first, then insulation, then frame over the floor.

Beautiful! Looks fantastic@

Oh t00tsie! You’re in the Northeast now? That’s dope! Congrats on the channel. Happy to see you still have the Tippie. Great work. -Opie

We gonna talk bout that drum kit? Very nice

There is an alternative method now. Its those solderless heat shrink tubes that all you do is put the two ends in & use either a lighter or heat gun then you have a waterproof connection. Works better if you twist them together. 😊

OK. I am sold. I am subscribing and watching you through your process of finishing your basement.

This is a good video, but I think it could be even better if there was a bit more showing and a bit less telling. That might help you gain more followers

Please consider not smacking as much. Kind of hard to listen to. Started off great. I would say the details are great but it still could be shortened to maybe 20-30 min. Probably help the channel grow. Keep growing....

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I love how we can use all the deck furniture all year long and feel like we have a whole new room for the house!! ❤

Looks great! Way to recapture summertime outdoor space for the winter!

This thing is awesome.

Thanks. Do you have a big ramp to get that blue car up there?

Good idea! Look like you might have had a white Christmas, it was just starting.

Hello, what kind of laser are you using? Thanks

Sick niche group of people, but hell struck a chord perfectly

Great idea and tutorial. Thanks.

What a clever idea!

Yeah, pull a permit. :)

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Which type of screws are you using? They look like drywall screws. I hope not.

i don’t know alot about electricity obviously, does it mater which ends you solder together on the cut side (where both wires are cut)

Thanks for sharing this, I picked up some nuggets as I just started my process this winter on our basement. Going with the rigid foam as well....more $$ but think its worth it in energy / comfort savings as well as time.

Am I correct you don't leave them up all year round? Why not leave them up all year round?

Really good video man fuck everyone telling you you’re talking a lot …. Not everyone is a TH-cam creator influencer that edits 1 millions times…. Most people That are in the trades and work with their hands appreciate the level of detail in an unscripted video like this !