You can also blow in later….because I believe you WILL regret no insulation not just for heating but for the heat from the outside in summer…other than that things look awsome
Hi Nick and Jen. Good to see you today. Good work on the taping and mudding. Apparantly I misunderstood your intended use of the garage space. I thought you were also intending on using is as a shop, with a lift, for project and repair work. If you are intending on using it as a shop in the winter, I hope you don't regret not insulating the walls and garage doors. It will get awfully cold in there and make it difficult to spend any length of time working on projects etc. Just my 2¢ It's always nice to see the kids and Charlie. I hope you are having a good time at the dunes and on your get away. See you on the next one. Larry, Central Valley, Ca.
Great thoughts on working in the bitter cold winter days in an uninsulated garage. I’ve had to do that many times in my life and had wished the garage was insulated.
Many years ago I had a house built and the drywall was done before the furnace was installed. Because it was below 50 you could always see the seams. FYI
i never knew much about drywall & sanding for hours only to have it look like crap after painting until my mother - in law told & showed me the secret of put it on as thin as you can (usually couple layers) but then you only need a wet sponge to level it out. (no sanding neccesary). it made it more fun when sanding & dust weren't involved. luv u kid's.
"your so good at filling holes" (Nick) "No actually you are" Jen!!! LOL I love all the se_ual innuendos between you both ans Jen i think goes by the motto" If you got it flaunt it" And she is very good at it! Nick you are one lucky guy, you both do amazing work together and seem to have lots of fun also!!!!!!!!!Jen is always so beautiful and you both look like you stay in good shape, both energetic and a delite to watch!!
Moved here to Tulsa from the East coast…I hate no insulation in my garage are!!! Super cold in winter and super hot in summer…I really cannot store anything out there!!! Miss my old homes back east where it was always insulated!!
You need to rent some drywall tools....2,4, and 8 inch boxes so it will save you so much time...... a bazooka to apply the mud and tape at the same time....I used to do drywall 40 years ago, so I'm sure the tools they have today are much better and easier to use. Good Luck, hope you neck and back make it thru for you!!!!
Great Job Nick & Jen! Jen, you have invented a new workout routine: you are Karate Kidding your dry wall - let’s see, “Mud on, mud off, mud on, mud off, mud on, mud off!
Dear young man , MUD is what you observe after rain on your soil around , simply water and soil mixed !! What you are applying to plaster board (not ''dry wall'' or ''sheet rock''' ) is a sort of lime mixture paste stay healthy ..
I get it too for cost but if they ever try to run a heater down there even short term, the lack of insulation can cause rapid temperature changes in the back side of the drywall and it can condensate. Once that happens, mold will set in eventually. Ask me how I know…. 🤷♂️ Hopefully they never experience this issue.
@@Shep5847 just park a couple of hot cars in there during the winter and there is the “heater”. Look at their deck build videos. He didn’t flash the ledger board bolted to the house. Looking forward to the rain running down their walls. Moisture from the outside plus condensation means soggy dryway/mold. Can’t fix stupid.
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Hell yeah! Nick, it's coming together nicely 👌
You can also blow in later….because I believe you WILL regret no insulation not just for heating but for the heat from the outside in summer…other than that things look awsome
Hi Nick and Jen. Good to see you today. Good work on the taping and mudding. Apparantly I misunderstood your intended use of the garage space. I thought you were also intending on using is as a shop, with a lift, for project and repair work. If you are intending on using it as a shop in the winter, I hope you don't regret not insulating the walls and garage doors. It will get awfully cold in there and make it difficult to spend any length of time working on projects etc. Just my 2¢ It's always nice to see the kids and Charlie. I hope you are having a good time at the dunes and on your get away. See you on the next one. Larry, Central Valley, Ca.
Great thoughts on working in the bitter cold winter days in an uninsulated garage. I’ve had to do that many times in my life and had wished the garage was insulated.
Great job mudding and taping. Enjoy the fun at the dunes.
Many years ago I had a house built and the drywall was done before the furnace was installed. Because it was below 50 you could always see the seams. FYI
i never knew much about drywall & sanding for hours only to have it look like crap after painting until my mother - in law told & showed me the secret of put it on as thin as you can (usually couple layers) but then you only need a wet sponge to level it out. (no sanding neccesary). it made it more fun when sanding & dust weren't involved. luv u kid's.
"your so good at filling holes" (Nick) "No actually you are" Jen!!! LOL I love all the se_ual innuendos between you both ans Jen i think goes by the motto" If you got it flaunt it" And she is very good at it! Nick you are one lucky guy, you both do amazing work together and seem to have lots of fun also!!!!!!!!!Jen is always so beautiful and you both look like you stay in good shape, both energetic and a delite to watch!!
Moved here to Tulsa from the East coast…I hate no insulation in my garage are!!! Super cold in winter and super hot in summer…I really cannot store anything out there!!! Miss my old homes back east where it was always insulated!!
I enjoy my insulated garage both winter and summer.
You need to rent some drywall tools....2,4, and 8 inch boxes so it will save you so much time...... a bazooka to apply the mud and tape at the same time....I used to do drywall 40 years ago, so I'm sure the tools they have today are much better and easier to use. Good Luck, hope you neck and back make it thru for you!!!!
I think this is the first time I cut your video short
I don't blame y'all, save the money especially when you know that you're already staying warm where it matters 😊
Have fun in the dunes, you're a sweet family and I love your home it's pretty special with a great view! God bless !
Great Job Nick & Jen! Jen, you have invented a new workout routine: you are Karate Kidding your dry wall - let’s see, “Mud on, mud off, mud on, mud off, mud on, mud off!
Good morning look like everything is coming together keep up the good work now you got to finish up the garage and God bless you guys
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing
Enjoy your trip!
Looking good now 😊👍🏼
Great music choice all the way through. Loyal Charlie, always there with his masters. Enjoy youre break Happy times. x x x🤓🤠
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Enjoy yourselves 😊
😊❤️🇨🇦 Have fun, stay safe and healthy..
Hi!! I see your house is up for sale, I don’t think you have mentioned it yet? Good luck
Dear young man , MUD is what you observe after rain on your soil around , simply water and soil mixed !! What you are applying to plaster board (not ''dry wall'' or ''sheet rock''' ) is a sort of lime mixture paste stay healthy ..
But why no insulation 😢
Why corner bead around the doors? No trim?
How far up in the mountains are you all?
Hi,guys. Have fun on your trip❤
Couldn't you rent a bazooka?
Is it freezing in there without insulation lol
Unless you going to heat or cool it Ins will not do much for you to help.
Blow insulation,
Foolish decision for no insulation. You will regret it for sure.
I get it too for cost but if they ever try to run a heater down there even short term, the lack of insulation can cause rapid temperature changes in the back side of the drywall and it can condensate. Once that happens, mold will set in eventually. Ask me how I know…. 🤷♂️ Hopefully they never experience this issue.
@@Shep5847 just park a couple of hot cars in there during the winter and there is the “heater”. Look at their deck build videos. He didn’t flash the ledger board bolted to the house. Looking forward to the rain running down their walls. Moisture from the outside plus condensation means soggy dryway/mold. Can’t fix stupid.
@@user-ei3ml8jo1s come on man grow up. Criticized vs suggesting and wishing bad is crazy. Get a life.
Co not texture.....that will catch a lot of dust😮😮😮
Do not
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