We're STARTING a NEW Project! 'The "Entertainer's" Remodel' - Ep. 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Hey Gang! You know what time it is! We're very excited to begin this project. We feel this is a super common remodel people plan to do and we can't wait to show how we tackle all of the different obstacles involved! If you have any questions or comment drop em in the comments below and we'll try to get to em! And if you watch until the end there's something we want to share with you. Thanks for watching and we'll see ya in the next one!
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Perkins brought me here! Great content. Thanks guys.
Still cant believe that perfectly good cook top an oven went straight to the dump
Stud Pack is now my favorite remodel show! Congrats...
Much appreciated Norman 👍💪
As a retired handyman I can attest to how much fun these projects are. Nothing better than doing something you love and getting paid for it !!!! I'm excited to watch this reno with the pack.
We have a box fan running out of an open window almost year round, except when we replace the fan with a window A/C. We don't have a furnace and heat the entire downstairs level with space heaters in the winter. So a little bit of air flow is nice to have.
We used some leftover blue insulation sheets from our project years ago of covering cinder block basement walls as the sturdy frame for it, and attached 3 layers of 20" furnace filters to it. Duck tape is your best friend for this.
It allows the air to vent out, yet traps anything floating through the air like cat fur & dust. And as a bonus, the 3 layer thick furnace filters provides privacy from anyone looking into that room who might be outside next door.
A dear 80 year old friend taught us this trick for anyone with pets. If you don't have some sort of ventilation system in your house, any fur & dust would just settle everywhere and you'd constantly be needing to clean & dust your house, but this setup allows airflow and filters the air that would've otherwise been trapped in your house.
That pink insulation mark on the window looks exactly like the ring we get on our fan/furnace filters design.
Great work as always however I agree with one of the other comments...the faux beams really date this space. Try and convince the customer if this!! And as a 35 year seasoned contractor I would love to hear about pricing on these projects as I’m sure many subscribers would as well. Keep up the excellence guys!!
Thx Carlos 👍
I'm absolutely addicted to your video's! I love doing handywork with my own old man, i can't believe you guys make a living working together! That's just too awesome!
Thanks Casper!
@@StudPack You Guys are Trades Rock Stars.
Functioning appliances should be left out in the sidewalk with a sign that says "it works, it's free"
That oven/cooktop would easily sell for $200, definitely cringed when it went in the dumpster.
Habitat for Humanity could repurpose them as well. They will even take cabinets, never understood removing cabs with a sledgehammer.
I get frustrated when good stuff gets torn out and trashed.. even cabinets from the kitchen. Someone would be thrilled to have that stuff
@@kristineolver3268 that was my thoughts as well when i saw all this stuff chucked for no good reason!
I bet it’s against HOA rules. But yeah usually you can call some place and they’ll take it, even broken ones.
Love that Paul and Jordan always make NASA-level usage of the lasers. Nice!
Wow guys, wow. Massive project. Looking forward to another great series. That jump down from the attic was cute.
Oh crud...Looks like you guys had to deal with the remodelers fun attic material. Blown in insulation - what a joy! You have my sympathy for that part of the job!
Great stuff! I was planning on vacuuming out all the insulation on my kitchen remodel, didn’t even cross my mind to just throw it over the other rooms in my house. Saves me some money on rental equipment and hopefully electric bills!
Glad I could help!
You can tape a furnace filter to the back of the box fan (i.e. 20x20) to filter any dust or particles. Not as good as a hepa, but a significantly cheaper alternative
You guys are the cleanest and neatest contractor ever seen. Taking pride in your work and worksite. That is work ethic.
Contractor here too -- I like your channel. As you were walking through...people have no clue you have already put 50-60 hrs into the job before you get the keys ! The ongoing admin --- you not swinging the hammer on site can be 40 hrs a month. All this the customer doesn't see...or care...
Great video. During demo I prefer using a 3 lb hand sledge hammer, shorter swing and easier to manage indoors. When removing walls I cut the rock in between bays with a sawzall using a snipped off blade around 1-3/4". Quick, clean and easy to stack up and haul away. There are dozens of ways, just as many tricks- it's whatever is convenient. I'm working on a ranch remodel in NJ right now, and I'm definitely going to follow you along the way.
That was a big jump Paul, love the fun you add to the videos, keeps it entertaining. Can’t wait to see where this goes!
Wife has requested a new kitchen this summer.. pumped to watch you go through this! Squeeze in as many tips and tricks as you can fit in your videos!
Will do Lefty!
Or hire them!!!
I am excited to see what 2 me can do on remodeling. Your not afraid to tackle anything.
You 2 have become old friends during the past 2 months.....Big job ahead, I will be working right along side of you from the comfort of my recliner....
Love the way you guys stay neat and tidy! Doesn’t take any longer and makes for a better work environment! 👍👍👍
that is a MASSIVE project for just 2 guys! you obviously know what youre doing, but im still gonna say "GOOD LUCK"! I will be doing similar stuff to my house one day, so hopefully i can learn some things. great channel. you guys know how to explain and have fun! im a subscriber!
Dudes!!! When I saw that you had a new project it made my day! You guys are helping learn to do my first flip!
Definitely my favorite channel on TH-cam!
Me: I can't believe my kids would rather watch other kids playing with toys on TH-cam.
Also Me: *Freaking excited there's a new Studpack video* (even though I'm a general contractor myself) 😂
thanks guys! super excited for you both and the growth of your channel
That positive energy y'all have is great fun to watch. As a fella who enjoys the demo phase on a job, the clean approach you take pushes all the right buttons.
Luxury vinyl throughout for the flooring you can't go wrong
Huge job! Can't wait to see it evolve.
Best videos doing the same type of work i love cant wait for my new job i always like watching learning something new or even refreshing my memory fkn love it
13:26 I strap merv 8 filters to my box fans with bungees to create a “diy filter” for some areas, lol.
Works though👍🏻
Only videos i give a thumbs up before even watching.Always Great Content!!
Hey watching from Laurel, Maryland ..... enjoy the videos , you guys are pretty entertaining to watch lol Keep up the good work!!
Hi paul and Jordan these videos are brilliant I love the way you clean as you go.there are a few different things you do that are different from us in the uk power outlets you use 110v we us 240v and most of your tools are 110v it is a hard job trying to get these tools without having to buy a transformer all the leads to go with it,but love the videos keep it coming well done boys you keep me up for hours watching them good luck for future renovations
Great visual with that fiberglass donut on the screen.
Maaan! Another enjoyable video. Very informative. When I get my home, I'll have detailed instruction to follow from you guys. Ready to get me hands dirty.
Fantastic father and son duo. Your videos are great and I"m enjoy them all.
You guys are awesome. I can't wait for this remodel. Do you have any videos on how you quote jobs like this?
Wow, huge project for two guys! 🔨🔨
Been binge watching your videos since I found you a few days ago and gotta say Love the professionalism and the Father / Son team. As a DIY'er I love the tips and the attention to detail. We sure could use you guys around here 👍. Great content 👍👍
Awesome! Thank you Richard !!
Better than Cable TV🍻👍
Just started watching you guys. Love the vids and the workmanship. This is going to be a great build.
Been binging your videos. The content and skill is amazing, but the most incredible part is your ability to communicate what you’re thinking and doing in a clear and concise manner. You guys are doing a great job at this TH-cam thing.
Great video and job ! Kinda miss those days of doing kitchen remodeling ! You guys sure know how to keep the job site clean and organized 😉
Looking forward to another awesome project
I love the videography and editing. Well done.
Excited about this new project guys .. keep up the good work 👍
Great project. I’m excited to watch the progress. Thank you and keep up the good work
I've been in the trades for years, and honestly I've never thought to move insulation in an attic. God that was so simple, but ingenious.
well I don't need TLC or Discovery channel anymore, Stud Pack is fun and very informative channel. Keep up the Good Job, you guys are Amazing.
Awesome video and project Studpack! So excited to see a new video when the come. That's some serious special effects work at 9:56 is quite a jump.
hi a huge fan from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 living in Maryland I like your quality works awesome 👏 👌👏
Oh boy. I can't wait for this series! How's it feel know that 2 guys, and a GoPro demolishes everything on HGTV?
Congrats gang!!! Stoked for your new site and project.
Great job as usual! You do great work on your projects AND your videos.
What a pleasant surprise this morning!
Good job guys, that is a huge project. Be safe and keep up the good work.
You've made it look so easy, here in the UK most houses are made of brick and there's no way you could do that without substantial metal RSJ's everywhere
Looking forward to the next one 👍
What a great story, father and son killing it on TH-cam! You'll be surpassing 100K shortly. I don't think people realize how much time post takes getting the videos ready for upload.
Killer music, Jordan!
Just realized I’ve been watching your playlists and forget it’s different episodes had to go back and like all the videos-
Keep it up guys ..!! I love watching your videos !!💪
Super project...too bad you couldn't donate those appliances. Good to get that attic done before spring!
The cooktop was toast. The oven is still in the dumpster. I'll fish it out and put it by the road. Good call, someone needs it 👍
Can’t wait to see this series play out. Ready for the next episode already! Keep up the great work and videos. You guys do a great job.
Interesting to see how y'all r going to tackle this one
been awhile since i was excited for a channel to upload. You guys are great and make a good team.
That's awesome to hear Tyler thanks man!
More power to you guys - I love your channel! I wish you guys are in California so I could get in line to hire you for a remodel.
Another great video. Can’t wait to follow this one!
You guys are awesome. Great show.
“Not much is happening to the kitchen or the appliances”
>Throws them all away
Excited to see how this project goes tho! Cheers
Exciting project. Looking forward to all the videos
Great job guys keep up the good work!
pink donut is crazy!!!!
Looking forward to the next video! Well done guys!
I have popcorn ceilings in my house as well but I've always heard there's a chance that there could be asbestos in them. Was that something you guys were concerned about during demolition? Great video!
Love the video. Looks like the house is in lake at white oak subdivision. If I had a remodel needing to be done I would call you.
Close 👍 Shenandoah
Thx Kin 💪
Excited to see how this comes out that’s going to be a huge entertainment area wow
Awesome job as usual guys. Jordan, you are really getting professional with your videos, the gimbal and lap mic really works well. What was the beginning music as it sounded a bit like ACDC... 'For those About To Construct.... We Salute You'. Good Job!
Even though I've seen bits and pieces of this remodele I finally found episode 1!!! Now I'm going through to see the whole thing beginning to end. Is it weird I'm excited?? Lol
Not weird at all! We’re excited you get to see the whole process, Thanks for watching Kimberly 👊🏼
You guys are awesome and I love watching your videos. It would be great if you guys did a step by step teaching methods on how to take on projects like these for the diy people.
Pumped for this new project! Also pumped how your channel is blowing up, very well deserved guys! Keep up the great work and content.
...and shirt ordered!
Thanks for the support a32 we really appreciate it!
Your way of removing drywall is perfect. Awesome! Very little debris. The home improvement TV shows method of bashing it with a sledge hammer is colossal crap.
Eager to see this project progress.
good challenging project
Hard to believe you guys don’t have a massive crew in the background off camera. Jordan is getting fancy with the editing. Hope you don’t lose him to Hollywood.
70s in February ... laissez les bon temps rouler!!
Let’s go!!! Get after it....
Your demo-ing is so clean! Wish you were in Arizona or Pennsylvania. When can we see the next chapter of this remodel story? I'm on the edge of my seat!
Our most recent 2 videos are the next 2 chapters Susan! Thanks for watching!
@@StudPack COOL!!! Thank you for letting me know!
Wow what a project! Love the content!
This will be fun to follow!
Great project. Those beams could look more contemporary if they paint them a light color.
Awesome work!
Big job fellas... do yall ever hire additional help for such big projects?
Damn the more I see you guys working the more I want to watch you working
Ive been watching your videos for about a month .. I just now subscribed ... i was waiting to see if yall changed the way yall record .. yall didnt .. i really like that yall dont spend majority of the videos explaining what yall are going to do .. yall got me Sir .. ill be watching from Houston .. Texas that is ..
Thx Francisco!! Headed to the Lone Star state tomorrow 💪👍
Hi, I believe I am in need of replacing an under-engineered 20-foot wooden beam with a lvl. (I have 1 1/4 inch deflection.) I was wondering how much that would cost in some type of range. (I realize cost varies state by state, etc.) I believe the components are: structural engineer, materials & labor install. I am not doing myself but I want to know what to look for AND I find this stuff fascinating. Thanks, Rob
Estos chicos son geniales
You guys always do great work, love your vids thanks
Thanks Scott!
Looking forward to seeing the progress🇦🇺🇦🇺
Awesome