Time killers...I did cedar perfections, shakes etc for about 6 years in Swarthmore PA. We did Rosettes, diamonds, circles, Ovals etc...Only one of the shinglers did those...He was a super fast hand nailer...He could do one of those in less than 10 minutes, hand cut, unless it was scalloped, then we used the band saw... If you've worked with cedar, you love it... Oh to be so young again...:)
@@Kevin-mp5of bob was a villan but gave the show character always judging methods time and money gave the show a real feel how Reno's are instead of happy deep pocket fairy tale xylophones music in the background nobody likes nice guys
It seems strange using wraps and waterproofing, then puncturing it with nails to me. How long does it last, as a wall structure? What are maintenance requirements like. I'm use to brick walls for houses, lived in 20 or so and I've never lived in wooden house. Only wooden flooring systems and roofing, with lots of 6 by 2 generally out of rough sawn, then in roofing some 6 - 12 inch by 3 or 4 inch beams. On the ones I've worked on, mainly they've had pitch pine floor boards, but some with hardwood floor and others with spruce. There definitely are more stick houses being built here, but they still skin them in a brick facade, rather than wood. They use stand offs to maintain the gap, between outer skin and inner skin but are also penetrations. If it was two brick skins, the wall ties are in mortar at both sides and there is a gap for insulation, so just seems like a much more sensible way to build. (Blocks are also used a lot more now, sometimes just internally, but sometimes, if rendering, then on both).
That diamond pattern adds some outstanding detail that I would have never known possible if it were not for This Old House,thank you Tommy and Kevin.
Slick detail that you don't see very often 🙄 and pretty darn easy to do..
Thanks for making video 😃
Finally a how to from TOH that actually shows how to.
Calm down Beyonce
Simple and practical, great job guys. Very helpful.
Time killers...I did cedar perfections, shakes etc for about 6 years in Swarthmore PA. We did Rosettes, diamonds, circles, Ovals etc...Only one of the shinglers did those...He was a super fast hand nailer...He could do one of those in less than 10 minutes, hand cut, unless it was scalloped, then we used the band saw... If you've worked with cedar, you love it... Oh to be so young again...:)
I sided my first house in cedar. Loved it so much I went out and bought a shingle mill to produce shingles for all places I want to side
Tommy is simply the best.
He's a master. Very few around these days.
Awesome and beautiful!
Tommy always making it look easy.
Extra work for extra impact on the building, very nice!
Is there anything Tommy doesn't know how to do!?? Tommy is the MAN!!
Tommy does it again
Beautiful.
😊I love this guys!👍🏾
Wish I had the money in my budget to do this beautiful project!
Good Job
pro... señores
Can someone explain how they’re securing the straightedge
Nice.
The house of Tom
Go Tommy....
These guys made this show what it is , of course the others guys too.
That looks really nice; but the cloudy sky and the coats give me that wintry, chilly, feel...
Oh wait, maybe I should close the opened window.
З якого матеріалу зроблено сайдинг?
This dude is amazing how the hell does he figure this stuff out
"Subtle"
I want to help save your precious time and tell you that most of the websites in the comments are fake. Only Gamecrook works.
Could you shingle the entire house like that? Would look like scales... paint them red and gold and call your house the Dragon House.
That’s the “G” in Gingerbread
Is there anything Tommy doesn't know?
Kevin meh back Bob back or Steve
@@Kevin-mp5of bob was a villan but gave the show character always judging methods time and money gave the show a real feel how Reno's are instead of happy deep pocket fairy tale xylophones music in the background nobody likes nice guys
Tommy, why dude.
First
Kingiam AsmrYT so?
Shut u mind your business
Why u like ur comments
This multi millionaire house?
It seems strange using wraps and waterproofing, then puncturing it with nails to me. How long does it last, as a wall structure? What are maintenance requirements like.
I'm use to brick walls for houses, lived in 20 or so and I've never lived in wooden house. Only wooden flooring systems and roofing, with lots of 6 by 2 generally out of rough sawn, then in roofing some 6 - 12 inch by 3 or 4 inch beams. On the ones I've worked on, mainly they've had pitch pine floor boards, but some with hardwood floor and others with spruce. There definitely are more stick houses being built here, but they still skin them in a brick facade, rather than wood. They use stand offs to maintain the gap, between outer skin and inner skin but are also penetrations. If it was two brick skins, the wall ties are in mortar at both sides and there is a gap for insulation, so just seems like a much more sensible way to build. (Blocks are also used a lot more now, sometimes just internally, but sometimes, if rendering, then on both).
The music is terrible.