"even carpenters"? Are you calling carpenters stupid? We're one of the most intellectual trades, almost artists! We live in a democracy, so when we see utter incompetence we're allowed to talk about it.
@@ModernOakCarpentry That's all how the Deep State is maquerading the reality for us. We're allowed to criticize USSS, but, when it comes to taxation and spending that money - we have no control over that, because both parties do the same thing.
Use galvanized siding fasteners (similar to roofing nails) vs finish nails and blind nailing works great, that's why it's recommended by the concrete and wood siding manufacturers. Adding visible nails in the field creates more work and additional risk of long-term water damage.
@@kookiethebearisn’t cedar bevel wood siding recommended by the manufacturer to nail in the overlap as opposed to blind nailing with stainless steel ring shanks?
Be careful, roofs with that great of a slop makes it difficult to see what lies on the other side. Oh, yeah, I love the little guy who isn't afraid to get the attention of an angry, power governmental agency.
The 15g brad nails are fine for wood siding. I just did a cedar siding repair job and I had to pull off some of the siding i put on with the same gun he is using and they did not come off easy.
You will find that eventually the nails will not resist seasonal expansion and contraction. In the old days cut nails were used. Galvanized nails will cause the tannins in cedar to stain the siding with streaks. Stainless ring shank nails are the recommended choice.
Hate to tell you this Mr.KnowEverything….but this dude you’re watching is a master carpenter that does extremely high end work so I’m gonna trust what he does more than your comment. Have a good one. Thanks!
My two cents-I've done a ton of siding repairs over the past few years. A metal-cutting blade on a recip saw works great for cutting away remaining nails hidden by the course above (if the siding was nailed right over Tyvek, be careful not to damage it) . Prime the cut ends of the replacement pieces of siding. Use the right nails (ring-shank stainless siding nails).
Lmao i forgot about the whole presidential thing and couldnt quite understand if it was a joke or if it was some weird way to end a video. Love Your work been watching you for years now just got done watching a video of yours on crown that was 10 years ago!..Thank you for all ypur tutorials and content..
Yes beautiful home! The homeowner took me on a tour and it’s one of the finest homes I’ve ever stepped foot in. Top 5 for sure. The siding crew missed a few nails. Nobody knew until the wind blew.
@FinishCarpentryTV Hi Richard, thanks for the reply and confirmation and info. Must be amazing to see (and work on it!) in person - the house looks spectacular in Brent's videos! Thanks for taking time to film the siding repair and share your work as always! Cheers!
We don’t put nails in the exposed portion of siding. The nails are put at the top of each piece of siding and are hidden by the overlap of the row above. But, maybe we don’t know what we are doing.
JT, I would have to agree with you that maybe you all don’t know what you all are doing, because you definitely do not nail at the top of cedar bevel wood siding. There’s very little “meat” to nail in to the top. The manufacturer shows/tells where to nail with great detail, just above the bottom overlap.
And the follow up to the secrete service joke at the end of your presentation ...you got shot in the ear and knelt down holding your ear! Hahaha hope fully it wasnt poetic justice.
Would a 16g nail of the required length be the bare minimum for this job? I realize you said you're using a 15g, but the closet nail size/nailer I have is a 16g. Eventually I plan on getting a 15g just that it isn't in my budget currently. I'm DIY so this isn't for commercial use else I would be an idiot not to have a 15g for many other reasons.
Do you think the even 15 gauge smooth shank finish nail will hold well enough over time? I would think a ring skank coil nail would have been a better choice. It doesn't create a hole either if you set the depth correctly. Loved the SS joke!
I believe 1/12 or less but you can technically do steeper slopes like that as long as you fill out some sort of safety form and take extra precautions. Like harnesses and clamping the base down kind of like they did. Unless you are the owner and doing it yourself then you kind of can do whatever you want.
OMG , I fell off the Bed laughing , hit my head on the night stand on the way down and landed on my back scratcher. Ouch when you did the secret service joke. Love your content Sir!
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"Back in my secret service days" hahahah
And then the next shot is ON the sloped roof! 😆
😆
0:17 damn even carpenters are taking shot at the USSS.
"even carpenters"? Are you calling carpenters stupid? We're one of the most intellectual trades, almost artists! We live in a democracy, so when we see utter incompetence we're allowed to talk about it.
@@weekendwarrior3420too bad we live in a constitutional republic though…
@@ModernOakCarpentry That's all how the Deep State is maquerading the reality for us. We're allowed to criticize USSS, but, when it comes to taxation and spending that money - we have no control over that, because both parties do the same thing.
Damn, he brought up the sloped roof before I even finished typing.
That secret service joke was on point! 😅
Gotta watch out for those sloped roofs..
Can we stick to the topic please
@@alantorchia6674no, we can’t. He added humor into the video. Trump 2024 🇺🇸
@@alantorchia6674 NO.
What happened wasn't funny. But you can still joke around about the sloped roof comments.
@@alantorchia6674womp womp
@@saulgoodman2018 grow up
Loved the Secret service slotted roof reference 😄
Oh man, secret service days, I cannot believe you just said that, awesome. 💪
The Secret Service line was savage! 😂
Classic Richard sense of humor. Love it😂
@@patbird9694 indeed.
I've always appreciated your humor.
SECRET SERVICE DAYS...THAT WAS GOLD DUDE!!
Use galvanized siding fasteners (similar to roofing nails) vs finish nails and blind nailing works great, that's why it's recommended by the concrete and wood siding manufacturers. Adding visible nails in the field creates more work and additional risk of long-term water damage.
Maybe a little less to the weather also. Here on the east coast we use SS nails
@@tomfisher5329 I'm on the SE Coast (GA). 😉
@@kookiethebearisn’t cedar bevel wood siding recommended by the manufacturer to nail in the overlap as opposed to blind nailing with stainless steel ring shanks?
@@terencemerrittcorrect
I was reaching for the comments section and getting ready to type before you said it !!!!!!!😂
Be careful, roofs with that great of a slop makes it difficult to see what lies on the other side. Oh, yeah, I love the little guy who isn't afraid to get the attention of an angry, power governmental agency.
Especially if there’s a lot of slop on the slope. 😂. MAGA
I can’t believe you are using a trim gun to hold siding on. #5 stainless steel 2” ring nails are the one and only choice.
The 15g brad nails are fine for wood siding. I just did a cedar siding repair job and I had to pull off some of the siding i put on with the same gun he is using and they did not come off easy.
You will find that eventually the nails will not resist seasonal expansion and contraction. In the old days cut nails were used. Galvanized nails will cause the tannins in cedar to stain the siding with streaks. Stainless ring shank nails are the recommended choice.
Yes, do it right the second time at least! I was very disappointed in on of my favorite carpenters.
Hate to tell you this Mr.KnowEverything….but this dude you’re watching is a master carpenter that does extremely high end work so I’m gonna trust what he does more than your comment. Have a good one. Thanks!
Loved it. You're a funny guy! The "Back in my Secret Service days" was priceless and the shot at the end.
The ending...🤣
Man I haven’t laughed that hard in a while
You must have a dull life.
Haven’t heard tubafores since Larry Hahn died.
Larry Haun was the goat 🤜🏻🤛🏻
That's the code!
1:32 that wood shingled roof looks super wavy
Excellent video. Hilarious ending!
"Back in my Secret Service days..." ROFLMAO!
@00:20 DEAR GOD... NOT A SLOPED ROOF. Richard, you're putting your life on the line for this video. Is it worth it? 😅. Welcome back. We missed ya.
Man of many talents. When's the comedy tour?
My two cents-I've done a ton of siding repairs over the past few years. A metal-cutting blade on a recip saw works great for cutting away remaining nails hidden by the course above (if the siding was nailed right over Tyvek, be careful not to damage it) . Prime the cut ends of the replacement pieces of siding. Use the right nails (ring-shank stainless siding nails).
damn the right ear at the end , so lucky u survived
Lmao i forgot about the whole presidential thing and couldnt quite understand if it was a joke or if it was some weird way to end a video. Love
Your work been watching you for years now just got done watching a video of yours on crown that was 10 years ago!..Thank you for all ypur tutorials and content..
What a great looking home beautifully detailed
Too funny!! Blessings!!!
I have never laughed so f______ hard at your secret service joke. That was some funny sh__. What a hoot!
Secret service worried about sloped roof.
meanwhile some random carpenters on youtube "hold my beer"
OMG.. I almost spit out my coffee. "Back in my secret service days" 😂
The Secret service jokes are hilarious! It’s crazy seeing such a talented carpenter doing siding repairs… this economy is hitting hard
0:20 Nice touch
Good to see you hamming it up again, Richard! 😅😅
Secret service days haha
My favorite video of yours! 😂 and I’ve been watching you for years now 😂😂
I absolutely loved your video, scary the way you all had to secure your ladders but you gotta love your shat at the USSS. 😆😆😆
Excellent work. Well done.
Out of the gate with a zinger, classic Richard at it again
6:54 please get a ladder stabilizer!
Love your sense of humor humor!
Where you been dude?
Dude… dude.. 😂
You are a good actor 👏 👍
Love the humor!
Isn't this Brent Hull's "Pennsylvania Farmhouse" that he showed in his videos?
Yes beautiful home! The homeowner took me on a tour and it’s one of the finest homes I’ve ever stepped foot in. Top 5 for sure. The siding crew missed a few nails. Nobody knew until the wind blew.
Just googled Brent Hull PA farm house. His website came up. Beautiful details inside the home too.
@@FinishCarpentryTVyou’re in PA? I need some pointers on my DIY finish work, lol.
@@FinishCarpentryTVgreat save Richard. Goes to show no matter the cost of a home, mistakes are still bound to happen. Good work bro 🤜🏻🤛🏻
@FinishCarpentryTV Hi Richard, thanks for the reply and confirmation and info. Must be amazing to see (and work on it!) in person - the house looks spectacular in Brent's videos! Thanks for taking time to film the siding repair and share your work as always! Cheers!
We don’t put nails in the exposed portion of siding. The nails are put at the top of each piece of siding and are hidden by the overlap of the row above. But, maybe we don’t know what we are doing.
On the manufacturer instructions it shows where to nail.
Cedar siding is typically only nailed through the bottom edge of the siding because the top is too thin and breaks more easily than composite sidings
JT, I would have to agree with you that maybe you all don’t know what you all are doing, because you definitely do not nail at the top of cedar bevel wood siding. There’s very little “meat” to nail in to the top. The manufacturer shows/tells where to nail with great detail, just above the bottom overlap.
Richard , that's hilarious , hahahahahahahahahaha .
I’ll expect you to be wearing a square white gauze patch on that right ear in your next video.
Great humor Richard!
I wondered how long it would take for the Secret Service comment. 19 seconds. 😂
When nailing cedar shakes we only on top
He was not repairing shakes.
Brad nails have little holding power in siding and rust in a short time. I would have used siding nails.
Do you have a video on polyurethane molding with corbels
Some shots fired, LOLOLOL
And the follow up to the secrete service joke at the end of your presentation ...you got shot in the ear and knelt down holding your ear! Hahaha hope fully it wasnt poetic justice.
Dan Bongeno would be proud of you😂
That was cold dude.🙄🤣🤣🤣
Would a 16g nail of the required length be the bare minimum for this job? I realize you said you're using a 15g, but the closet nail size/nailer I have is a 16g. Eventually I plan on getting a 15g just that it isn't in my budget currently. I'm DIY so this isn't for commercial use else I would be an idiot not to have a 15g for many other reasons.
16 is fine for something like this
What type of rigorous training did you have to endure, to withstand that roof with a like, 3% slope?
DRY HUMOR 🇺🇸
Took me 5 minutes to get the joke at the end.
Wake up.
Say... I recognize that house. You know who did a fantastic job...but the siding guys missed that area. Unusual.
Yes beautiful home! Yes we all have some oversights from time to time. 😃
I have repaired lots of siding that was blind nailed, it doesn't work even if the manufacturer says it will.
Uh oh, that house looks familiar!
Do you think the even 15 gauge smooth shank finish nail will hold well enough over time? I would think a ring skank coil nail would have been a better choice. It doesn't create a hole either if you set the depth correctly. Loved the SS joke!
Definitely not climbing on that roof
Ha ha ha.....good one!!!🤣🤣🤣
Good thing he turned his head at the last second... 😄
What’s the maximum “safe” slope?
Flat roof.
1/12
I believe 1/12 or less but you can technically do steeper slopes like that as long as you fill out some sort of safety form and take extra precautions. Like harnesses and clamping the base down kind of like they did. Unless you are the owner and doing it yourself then you kind of can do whatever you want.
Ask Mrs. Cheatle, she can fill you in on the safety of slope roofs
No slope
Is that a WALLABA shingle roof???
Trim nails for siding? never seen that before
Oh look who it is. Haven’t seen you for ages. Been on Secret Service recall huh
Outside finish carpentry?
😅
Hanging solid wood siding is Finnish carpentry
@@d0nn13m0n0he’s from Finland 🇫🇮???
What type of siding is that
Did you use stainless steel nails for that?
Haha..
There are guidelines for the proper nail
No, you got shot in the ear. Gotta be careful!
He is back 😅
How far you are from New York?
18 gauge is for small interior pieces.
Roofs get hot! It’s not the slope c’mon Man!
“Hey you’re the sucker” come on man”
@@FinishCarpentryTVwith the KT reference!!! Dang he is deep…
@@remodz6385😂trader Joe that’s what we call this guy”
That house is beautiful
15gage nails is to small for kleding , im working in Norway 🇳🇴 with wood sidings nails 2,8mm is min. And 60mm long
damn that gringo got you in the ear to
Could have used just one ss screw
One screw would hold all those boards? Wow!
00:18. Lol, you went there. Full respect. 😂
OMG , I fell off the Bed laughing , hit my head on the night stand on the way down and landed on my back scratcher. Ouch when you did the secret service joke. Love your content Sir!
Love it
Were the nails you were using galvanized?
😂 No you didn’t say that……
And then the, got em in my sites, whoa man, gonna catch some shot for that. 🤷
truly lol
So, no more videos? 🤔
Sloped roofs and lazy carpenters
The cedar siding wasn’t laped enough
Classic 😂
Hilarious 😂