Listening to Jaime is like watching a Tarantino movie. Dude is fountaining with meaningful information as if he has a couple of speechwriters. Love it. More Jaime!
Drove through Byson city and got a look at Hazel's place! Looks like the spiral staircase is done! Jaime was filming inside and can't wait for that video. Great art next door.
Been following numbers on you guys as far as uploads and the frequency of views and you boys are killing it, that’s what happens when you DO THINGS RIGHT. Great role models, quality work, I’m sure there are quarrels on the site and tempers flare but y’all are a great crew and highlight the point of having fun while still being productive. My son found you guys because he wanted to know what I did at my job which we own Aspen Construction and Remodeling in Stillwater, Oklahoma and he is the one that got me hooked on you guys. I’ve always told him you never no everything and I can say I learn something from you guys every video. Thanks boy, cheers.
My wife and I stopped at Silva one day and they were doing a free blugrass concert downtown at the park. It was super nice to see all the kids playing and hear some good music
I just found your channel! Well I guess your channel found my feed recommendations! And I clicked 👍🏼a couple days ago, and glad to say I could watch and listen to you and your crews banter all day everyday! But maybe it's the 35+ years of custom home builder experience Being remembered, with everything you are doing! Luckily for me I still have all ten fingers, keep up the awesome work! And stay safe! Your Team Work ethics's is a blessing to the future home owners! Be Blessed always from Utah!
Perkins Brothers, Love your videos. You get a lot of work done ,and have fun doing it. Reminds me of my own company building and remodeling and crew was made up of people not related but we all worked together and had fun as we worked. Keep your videos coming. This old retired builder still wishes he was still doing it. John in Missouri Valley, Iowa
I love how you guys work and explain things. I also am a carpenter and you guys make my job sites boring compared to the views you guys have! Good luck love to see this build come together
@@PerkinsBuilderBrothers I found it interesting they didn't give him an "index finger" and am curious why (if he's willing to discuss it). Noticed the carbon fiber material. Pretty cool technology!
I would like to hear more about Jamie’s prosthetic fingers, I also lost three fingers three weeks ago and it’s a struggle but thank God it’s healing fast
Jaime is pretty impressive with his knowledge of flashing and all things construction. No slam on Eric, who has many impressive skills but just different in many ways. Great team bothers.
I purchased some wall jacks (about $320 for a pair) a few years ago and they are one of the best investments I made. 24ft sheathed walls from the floor to upright by myself with no issues. Get some.
For some time I was watching The Crazy Framer from up north in Canada. great content, but I haven't seen a vid from the young lad for months, and I needed some building vids to enjoy and learn from. Liked this one muchly so I are subscribed.
Need to go to town and get My BCO Hat , Go great mid August camping in Maine with my Beeccaaa !!..Shirt... Bionic fingers lookk Great..As does The Hazel House..Jamie needs a secret open house tour !!! :)
I really don't get why people dislike if u don't like it don't watch it its not hard, keep up the amazing work I aways can't wait to see your notification
As always, another great video chock full of useful information and humor. Thanks for the hard work guys (both in construction and post production [minus the foot monster post])! :)
Watching these videos have gotten me to think of a lot of different building projects. I can do none of them at present (and probably not future) but that has never stopped me from thinking before. For instance, many ecology enthusiasts advance the idea of using old tires and old bottles to build a house, citing that it requires up to 30% less new materials. Would you ever consider building a house out of old tires and glass or plastic bottles? If someone asked you to do it, I mean? Alternately, would you ever consider attempting to build a house exactly the way houses were built 150 years ago? That is, using raw tongue-in-groove timbers, plaster over horse-hair walls, etc. Of course, electricity and plumbing would still have to be included, but only the very first functional ones, from, say, the late 19th century. Would you be willing to do that? Just to see what it was like? The historian in me would love it. BTW, speaking of historical builds, did you know there is a project that has been going on in France in which a team of historians are building a castle exactly the way it would have been built in the 12th or 13th century? They are in the 21st or 22nd year of what is expected to be a 25 year project. It's called Guedelon Castle (BTW, Guedelon is pronounced, funnily enough, "git-along"). If you look it up on TH-cam, there's even a series that follows it for one year. I think that was filmed during the 15th or 16th year of the project. It's really fascinating. I also follow them on Facebook, facebook.com/Guedelon Anyway, it's great to see Jaime back and to see the initial unveiling of his hand (I'm also following the current build; I watch these because I think they all have original points of interest), as well as just watching as you tackle another home.
If you ever build a DelTEC, that tool for drawing the plates together will come in handy. I was wishing I had one as I assembled my house in South Dakota
@@PerkinsBuilderBrothers I'd never done one and it really wasn't that tricky. they give you an assembly manual. If you follow it, things come together. the sub floor is precut. Once you have your floor joists sitting loosely on the mud sills, you put the first course of sheathing on loosely with a screw in the outer corners. It will line everything up.
Many different designs for each type of project are also included. For example, there are hundreds of designs th-cam.com/users/postUgkxb2mhCug-GkCWrq69Ce2I0nM0D4QpxAqu for outdoor buildings, from small sheds all the way up to a complete stable. Choose whatever type of shed or storage house is right for you. Pick from fancy ones or more utilitarian designs.
Being a retired union carpenter, I've rotohammered enough anchor bolts for this lifetime and the next, and the reason why the rotohammer you have is making so much noise is that somewhere around the 90's the engineers figured out that the impact forces needed to be multiplied way up to help concrete be drilled easier. Remember the old drills you could almost count the times the hammer was hitting. Now it's got to be 20 times more.
G'day fullas. Nice to see Jaime's hand! I'm curious about something. You're using a ledger band on this one. This looks like somewhere you'd normally use joist hangers. Any particular reason for the change on this one?
Love all Perkins builder videos, thank you and please keep em rollin in! I had the same question as Scott and Ontario. Any insight y’all want to share?
@@milesharlan1 I didn't smoke anything, but I DID cook a 2.5lbs tomahawk steak over some lump charcoal. Tasty tasty! I'll be doing burgers, brats, hotdogs, and ribs next weekend 😋
Sounds good..I am doing burgers & dogs next weekend along with home made ice cream but you are kicking it up a few knotches with ribs & brauts. Have a good weekend & I will be looking for your next " I am here "!!
You have a good team of lads working for you.. that actually seem to enjoy what yous do.. im in Ireland and its a nightmare to get good lads to work .. i don't see many young people coming into the trades.. we will have a shortage of workers to do the jobs especially the harder trades..
Good to see Jamie and his rambling talk which all makes perfect since
Hopefully we hear more about Jamie’s bionic fingers!! Looks good boys
It’ll be a long story, I’m sure !!
What happened?
Listening to Jaime is like watching a Tarantino movie. Dude is fountaining with meaningful information as if he has a couple of speechwriters. Love it.
More Jaime!
Exposition dumps. The universal sign of bad film making.
Drove through Byson city and got a look at Hazel's place! Looks like the spiral staircase is done! Jaime was filming inside and can't wait for that video. Great art next door.
Thanks Mark! Jaime is so glad to be done with that thing and it turned out amazing
Jamie's long winded talks are what this job has been missing!
Oh, I wouldn't call them long-winded. I think of them as detailed lectures.
Been following numbers on you guys as far as uploads and the frequency of views and you boys are killing it, that’s what happens when you DO THINGS RIGHT. Great role models, quality work, I’m sure there are quarrels on the site and tempers flare but y’all are a great crew and highlight the point of having fun while still being productive. My son found you guys because he wanted to know what I did at my job which we own Aspen Construction and Remodeling in Stillwater, Oklahoma and he is the one that got me hooked on you guys. I’ve always told him you never no everything and I can say I learn something from you guys every video. Thanks boy, cheers.
My wife and I stopped at Silva one day and they were doing a free blugrass concert downtown at the park. It was super nice to see all the kids playing and hear some good music
I used to do sound for a lot of those events in Sylva. Nice little town. I go to church in Sylva too!
7:40 Say hello to my little friend - Jamienator. Nice to see him reloaded and happy wih a lot of work to do
It’s been 20+ years since I’ve been to NOC, but still has a fond place in my heart. This looks like it will be a great addition.
Thats totally awesome for Jamie! Every time I use my jointer, I think of his accident. His story and recovery is inspiring! Rock on Jamie!
Thanks Randall! Really appreciate it
My father inlaw lost fingers the same way when he was high school. Glad technology is advancing to help get injured folks back to some normalcy.
How did he lose his fingers?
@@brownpotatoe3624 Had an accident while using a jointer.
Aaaaaaahhhhhhhh I love that yall follow awesomeframers!
I just found your channel! Well I guess your channel found my feed recommendations! And I clicked 👍🏼a couple days ago, and glad to say I could watch and listen to you and your crews banter all day everyday! But maybe it's the 35+ years of custom home builder experience Being remembered, with everything you are doing!
Luckily for me I still have all ten fingers, keep up the awesome work! And stay safe! Your Team Work ethics's is a blessing to the future home owners! Be Blessed always from Utah!
I love Jamie's talks! They are really interesting since I'm not a builder and love watching videos like this.
Thank you! I have a lot to say. Usually…
@@jaimeperkins9606 well keep on saying away. I wish the talks weren't cut off most of the time 😉
Love me some Jaime
I love you too!
Yes Jaime is the man
Perkins Brothers, Love your videos. You get a lot of work done ,and have fun doing it. Reminds me of my own company building and remodeling and crew was made up of people not related but we all worked together and had fun as we worked. Keep your videos coming. This old retired builder still wishes he was still doing it. John in Missouri Valley, Iowa
Jeez that view looks incredible.
Another Great video 👍
"Irreducible complexity", love it Jamie! Dude is way smart!
Glad to see Jamie again it the videos.
Spectacular view. 👍
Beautiful! I'm already jealous of the views the owners of that home will have.
Great job, everyone!🙂
Looks sick boys… true craftsmanship
Great to see Jamie back on the episode. And cool that he has that new prosthetic. Thanks for building for us!
I love how you guys work and explain things. I also am a carpenter and you guys make my job sites boring compared to the views you guys have! Good luck love to see this build come together
Good to see you🇺🇸🇺🇸
🇿🇦🇿🇦Thank you guys your videos make my day
What an amazing view that house is going to have. Can’t wait to see the finished product. Thanks for letting us build with you today!
Loving Jamie's prosthetics. They're cool...and splinter proof too!
Thanks Andrew… Technology wins again!
That prosthetic hand is awesome. Jaime is the bionic builder now.
There’s gonna be a lot of dad jokes too I’m sure
@@PerkinsBuilderBrothers I found it interesting they didn't give him an "index finger" and am curious why (if he's willing to discuss it). Noticed the carbon fiber material. Pretty cool technology!
The hand is amazing
You can't do flashing without a flashing lecture from Jamie. Good to see him again.
Another nice build fellas
Good to have Jamie back for a bit, love those long winded explanations as I tend to have a similar approach. 😁 1 million subs. 🚀
I would like to hear more about Jamie’s prosthetic fingers, I also lost three fingers three weeks ago and it’s a struggle but thank God it’s healing fast
Jaime is pretty impressive with his knowledge of flashing and all things construction. No slam on Eric, who has many impressive skills but just different in many ways. Great team bothers.
I love Goodr sun glasses
JAIME!!!!! Boy did I miss you!!!!
YOOO JAMIE GOT A HAND THAT THING IS BAD ASS
This location is amazing pretty sure you should install some overhead blocking for deck hammocks
Great to hear Jamie’s full story! Keep up the great work to all of you!
1 word to this episode: WOW! it looks great!
more jaime lessons haha, so full of knowledge. You guys are wonderful and all so talented.
Glad to see Jamie back and doing well!
Dam boys!! Great job on that gable end!!!!😱😱😱🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
What a stunning view will have that porch.Thank you for sharing guys!
Can hardly wait to see the decks! Awesome work awesome view!
Irreducible complexity! Love it.
You guys are really making Art!
Very cool. Also that prosthetic is awesome how do you like it?
Gorgeous views
Coming together nice. I can't wait to see the next video.
Good to see Jamie! He did say material though.
Perkins Brothers, Andrew Camerata, and Essential Craftsman all in one weekend 💪🏻
BIG week!
You have good taste my friend. Three great channels!
You have to do a video on that hand! So sick. Jamie’s basically a Jedi master now.
Wow love those safety flip flops! 😂👍
Interesting as always.
I like the log roller for pulling boards tight
Jamie should have his own show 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Really liking good already
Should have made an announcement about coming to Seattle! Plenty of people would taken you out for a beer or boat ride. Cool hand! Please do a demo!!
I purchased some wall jacks (about $320 for a pair) a few years ago and they are one of the best investments I made. 24ft sheathed walls from the floor to upright by myself with no issues.
Get some.
This video has me psyched for summer, can't wait to build a few decks at work this year
For some time I was watching The Crazy Framer from up north in Canada. great content, but I haven't seen a vid from the young lad for months, and I needed some building vids to enjoy and learn from. Liked this one muchly so I are subscribed.
I like your Video and like how you help other as well thank you for all you do and be safe and keep making them and god bless
Boom another great day
Love your attention to detail. Wish we had builders like Perkins Brothers in South Florida.
That really IS an awesome view!
enjoy watching y'all work boys good job
Need to go to town and get My BCO Hat , Go great mid August camping in Maine with my Beeccaaa !!..Shirt...
Bionic fingers lookk Great..As does The Hazel House..Jamie needs a secret open house tour !!! :)
We will try to get some footage put up soon. Thanks
I really don't get why people dislike if u don't like it don't watch it its not hard, keep up the amazing work I aways can't wait to see your notification
Congrats ya’ll 300k subs
That is going to be a sweet deck!
Great video as per usual!
Thanks Nathan! Trying to get better always :-)
As always, another great video chock full of useful information and humor. Thanks for the hard work guys (both in construction and post production [minus the foot monster post])! :)
I remember Norm Abram using that same plate puller tool on a new yankee workshop episode. Those are sweet
Sweet claws
@ray, thanks for supporting the orange legion! Unfortunately we lost today.
Watching these videos have gotten me to think of a lot of different building projects. I can do none of them at present (and probably not future) but that has never stopped me from thinking before.
For instance, many ecology enthusiasts advance the idea of using old tires and old bottles to build a house, citing that it requires up to 30% less new materials. Would you ever consider building a house out of old tires and glass or plastic bottles? If someone asked you to do it, I mean? Alternately, would you ever consider attempting to build a house exactly the way houses were built 150 years ago? That is, using raw tongue-in-groove timbers, plaster over horse-hair walls, etc. Of course, electricity and plumbing would still have to be included, but only the very first functional ones, from, say, the late 19th century. Would you be willing to do that? Just to see what it was like? The historian in me would love it.
BTW, speaking of historical builds, did you know there is a project that has been going on in France in which a team of historians are building a castle exactly the way it would have been built in the 12th or 13th century? They are in the 21st or 22nd year of what is expected to be a 25 year project. It's called Guedelon Castle (BTW, Guedelon is pronounced, funnily enough, "git-along"). If you look it up on TH-cam, there's even a series that follows it for one year. I think that was filmed during the 15th or 16th year of the project. It's really fascinating. I also follow them on Facebook, facebook.com/Guedelon
Anyway, it's great to see Jaime back and to see the initial unveiling of his hand (I'm also following the current build; I watch these because I think they all have original points of interest), as well as just watching as you tackle another home.
If you ever build a DelTEC, that tool for drawing the plates together will come in handy. I was wishing I had one as I assembled my house in South Dakota
I’ve heard those Dell tech homes can be tricky to frame if you’ve never done one!
@@PerkinsBuilderBrothers I'd never done one and it really wasn't that tricky. they give you an assembly manual. If you follow it, things come together. the sub floor is precut. Once you have your floor joists sitting loosely on the mud sills, you put the first course of sheathing on loosely with a screw in the outer corners. It will line everything up.
Where can I find a puller like that!
What a fantastic build!
Thank you sir!!
Many different designs for each type of project are also included. For example, there are hundreds of designs th-cam.com/users/postUgkxb2mhCug-GkCWrq69Ce2I0nM0D4QpxAqu for outdoor buildings, from small sheds all the way up to a complete stable. Choose whatever type of shed or storage house is right for you. Pick from fancy ones or more utilitarian designs.
Arlo is a national treasure
ray, you are a rock star with all those tattoos. :0)
That was an awesome wall build. 👏 Also, loved the sneak peak at Jaime's hand prosthesis.
You guys have it made
Spent a few days in Bryson City back in April. It's a quaint little town. Like it.
That was an impressive lift of the end wall!
Alucinante la construccion mas el equipo es de 10
great job
You made a great process
I've missed you Jamie
Being a retired union carpenter, I've rotohammered enough anchor bolts for this lifetime and the next, and the reason why the rotohammer you have is making so much noise is that somewhere around the 90's the engineers figured out that the impact forces needed to be multiplied way up to help concrete be drilled easier. Remember the old drills you could almost count the times the hammer was hitting. Now it's got to be 20 times more.
Woo
We got one of those pullers they work sweet for top plates we call it the wappalah
G'day fullas. Nice to see Jaime's hand! I'm curious about something. You're using a ledger band on this one. This looks like somewhere you'd normally use joist hangers. Any particular reason for the change on this one?
I was curious too. I've never seen that done on newer construction, only old stuff I'm taking apart
Love all Perkins builder videos, thank you and please keep em rollin in! I had the same question as Scott and Ontario. Any insight y’all want to share?
Congrats on hitting 300k subs!
Was waiting for this
I'm here!
Austin..Did you do any smoking of meat this weekend or are you saving it for next weekend??
@@milesharlan1 I didn't smoke anything, but I DID cook a 2.5lbs tomahawk steak over some lump charcoal. Tasty tasty!
I'll be doing burgers, brats, hotdogs, and ribs next weekend 😋
Sounds good..I am doing burgers & dogs next weekend along with home made ice cream but you are kicking it up a few knotches with ribs & brauts. Have a good weekend & I will be looking for your next " I am here "!!
@@milesharlan1 mmmm, homemade ice cream sounds great. Happy 4th of July!
Git’er done. Nice
You have a good team of lads working for you.. that actually seem to enjoy what yous do.. im in Ireland and its a nightmare to get good lads to work .. i don't see many young people coming into the trades.. we will have a shortage of workers to do the jobs especially the harder trades..