Jacobean refers to a period in British history in the early 17th century. It usually refers to a very dark oak stain. I've followed you ever since I caught one vlog and became hooked. I watched right back from the beginning. Keep up the good work.
Hi Martin and Julie! I wanted to let you know about a couple tools that would make the drywall experience easier for you, when you go and work on the main part of the house. 1) "Blind - Mark XT," is a tool to use instead of the lipstick method. 2) "Q bit" is a tool you put on your oscillating tool and it cuts all four sides of the drywall at once for outlets. These tools were shown on another You Tube channel. The apartment looks so great! 😃 Have a great rest of your weekend!
The term Jacobean is derived from the Latin name for James, which is Jacobus and indicates the reign of James the sixth of Scotland who was also James the first of England. The pronunciation is Jacko-be-an.
That's so awesome y'all are so close to moving in! Julie, I know you are so stoked to be living in a finished house for the first time in a long time. Now you get to decorate and y'all have a nice comfortable place to retreat to at the end of your day. Yay!
Julie, in response to your comments about "Jacobean" (as in the stain for the countertops), the Jacobean era was a period in English and Scottish history between 1603 and 1625, when James VI of Scotland (also known as James 1st in England). It was characterised by distinctive styles of Jacobean architecture and furniture (much of which used dark woods or stains), literature, visual and decorative arts,
Julie, 'Jacobean' was the British era of King James from 1603 to 1625. Jacobus is Latin for James. The period was renowned for stately homes with wood panelling that matured to a deep colour - hence your Jacobean stain.
You guys are simply awesome. Very hardy congratulations on nearly finishing the above-the-garage apt. You all are so handy and do things with such kindness and high spirits. Thank you for the content!!
With your knife, scribe a line about 1/4" inside the casing width to keep from tear the paper beyond the casing. Use a small Sureform Hand Plane to plane off the drywall to the depth/width you need. Your new tool is a T-bevel
You all have done such an awesome job. It's really inspiring to see a family that works together, worships together and thrives together like you all do. Thank you so much for allowing us to follow your journey.
Been a while but glad to see you back, loved the dog seeing the reflection, then looking inside to see where the dog was. sure got a lot done & looks real good Glad to see the Snow is gone!! Thanks from the UK, x x
I love the look on tucks face when drilling out the holes on the desktops he did not look impressed at all it was so cute. Keep up the great work it is looking awesome.
Ummm Mrs. Johnson is being really sassy today LOLOL So cute. Wow love the desks and the window trims for sure. Super FINE!!! God's blessings to you ALL and GREAT JOB!!!
I really love the wood accents through out the apartment, you guys did a really nice job! Can’t wait to see the finished product! The kitchen is gonna be beautiful! Love the floating Desks, what a perfect spot for them ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼’s to all the Johnson’s
Hi, first time viewer, The Walkers sent me. Love the tip for the door jamb. You two have a super working relationship. Fun to watch. I will be back. All the best to you. : )
Looking so good. What a process of grit and long hours of work to get to the point of moving in. Can't wait to see you start on the inside of your house, soon.
just a hint for installing the casing on the doors with the drywall being proud (sticking out) from the jamb: you can use a hammer and just hit the drywall to smash it which will break up the gypsum and make it so the trim can be installed. the smashed part can be hidden under the casing just like you did in this video with the part you cut with the knife. You could also use a utility knife to cut the drywall at an angle for a safer and easier job. Love watching the channel and the progress! Homestead Goals for me and my family! God Bless you all.
Your spray foam above the door will reduce drafts which in turn will enable you to seal off rooms better for temperature modulation, smell and odor modulation, etc...
Jacobean was an era in England during King James. Jacobean is similar to other styles like Victorian, Italianate, Georgian, Empire and so on. The color is from that design aesthetic. I have used Jacobean from Minwax. It is a beautiful dark brown, rich color, while still providing a high level of contrast considering it is a darker stain. The doors are beautiful!
Door trim and baseboards turned out awesome!! Love the desk setup, I'm sure Seth will put it to great use editing your videos. How awesome are things falling into place! Love ya'll ❤️
Jacobean is history of characteristic relating to james 1st of england or relating to the period of his rule 1603-25 or relating to the style of furniture currant at this time characterised by the use of dark brown carved oak furniture 😊 apartment is looking really great
After I get out of the navy and finish college, my plan is to buy land and build my own house in Idaho. You guys have taught me so much! Hopefully my build will look as good as yours. 😅
Sure. Come to N Idaho so you can live with cougars and bears , coyotes and an occasional wolf, and long, cold ,snowy winters. Last summer we had weeks of over 100 degrees. Smoke from forest fires. People that protest the covid shut downs, don't wear masks. Want to live off the land away from people instead of live in civilized planned communities. That's just so you know what you're getting into.
@@robertdouglas8895 We get snow and it gets cold in Indiana but nothing compared to what they get, and they seem to be fine with it. I don't like 100 degree days but doesn't last long in Indiana same for snow we get snow but then will be gone within a few weeks not months and months of inches of snow. The best place I ever lived weather wise was the Bay Area in San Francisco, just lived the weather there.
Put a small pressure regulator on the end of the hose. So you don’t need to walk all the way back to the compressor. FYI thanks again for your posting.
Jacobean is a period of English history when King James l was on the throne and the furniture that was popular at the time was carved dark oak, hence Jacobean stain is a very dark brown.
Oh yes Jack o bean, used it many times, staining many different projects. Little dark but looks great little polyurethane afterwards will definitely make it pop
Hi, that Jacobean Julie asked about was from a period in English time when England and Scotland were fighting over the monarchy. Jacobean colour is from the wooden furniture of that period where it was all stained a dark colour. Marty I use a surform which is like a very course rasp to plane the excess plasterboard (sheet rock) away.
My oldest brad nailer is from Harbor freight. It came with a full set of seals and an extra driver. It's over 25 years old and still running the original seals and driver. Keep it lubed.
Martin, you need to cheat from top to bottom bring the top out and the bottom in, on the door, meaning split the difference top to bottom. I hope this can help, have to do that also in old houses
Jacobean by Minwax Minwax Jacobean is a rich, dark brown color. It's similar to Dark Walnut, but a bit darker and the golden grain hues are more subtle and bit more light brown toned. Jacobean is a beautiful, rustic color that reminds of cabin colors!
The Jacobean Era was the period in English and Scottish history that coincides with the reign of James VI of Scotland who also inherited the crown of England in 1603 as James I.
Looking great Johnsons! So happy you are so close to moving into it.🎉 How are the kids doing? Haven't seen them for a while❤ Lol you are to funny! My yorkie loves my mirror, she barks at it thinking its another doggie lol. Enjoyed the video. See you again take care! 👋❤🇺🇸🕊🙏
Hi from Saskatchewan Canada. I've enjoyed watching your progress on building your home and apartment. It's looking great! I was corrected many years ago on how to pronounce Jacobean. I think that was your word on the stain. I believe that it sounds like Ja co be an. And then say it all quickly. Now you can throw that "high falutin" word around in as many conversations as possible 😆 Keep up the awesome work. Blessings. 🙏
The really important lesson you learned is - Don't sneeze on new paint. LOL. Anyway - Those doors look awesome. And you are using your kitchen knife on that - EGADS!
Can’t believe what the two of you have accomplished by yourselves, even though the kids have helped. The apartment is turning out so Beautiful! Julie and Marty, you are the cutest homesteading couple on U Tube. So glad God has blessed you both with good health. But, please remember to take time together to do some fun things too. Life is good. Much ❤️
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Jacobean refers to a period in British history in the early 17th century. It usually refers to a very dark oak stain.
I've followed you ever since I caught one vlog and became hooked. I watched right back from the beginning.
Keep up the good work.
Loved question ..."what's a Jaco bean" great explanation Jon
Hi Martin and Julie! I wanted to let you know about a couple tools that would make the drywall experience easier for you, when you go and work on the main part of the house. 1) "Blind - Mark XT," is a tool to use instead of the lipstick method. 2) "Q bit" is a tool you put on your oscillating tool and it cuts all four sides of the drywall at once for outlets. These tools were shown on another You Tube channel. The apartment looks so great! 😃 Have a great rest of your weekend!
The term Jacobean is derived from the Latin name for James, which is Jacobus and indicates the reign of James the sixth of Scotland who was also James the first of England. The pronunciation is Jacko-be-an.
I related it to the coffee roast, Expresso, Americano, Braziliano, and Jackobean...lol Have a great weekend
Jac-ko-be-an
What Stephen said, also relates to Jacobite which is a supporter of King James and his descendants.
That's so awesome y'all are so close to moving in! Julie, I know you are so stoked to be living in a finished house for the first time in a long time. Now you get to decorate and y'all have a nice comfortable place to retreat to at the end of your day. Yay!
Thanks Paulla! I am excited!
@@juliejohnson9531 - I know you are!
Been with you all along. Can’t forget the tents used as living quarters.
They was an experience! Thanks for joining in with us!
Great job family, we have been following you for a long, long, long time!!!... From Patagonia, Chubut, Argentina. Greetings and keep smiling always!!!
Julie, in response to your comments about "Jacobean" (as in the stain for the countertops), the Jacobean era was a period in English and Scottish history between 1603 and 1625, when James VI of Scotland (also known as James 1st in England). It was characterised by distinctive styles of Jacobean architecture and furniture (much of which used dark woods or stains), literature, visual and decorative arts,
To add to Tony’s excellent explanation the word ‘Jacobean’ is usually pronounced ‘Jack O Bean’.
Wowzer! I thought it would never get finished... you're almost there! Very impressed!
Halo Ibu, terima kash byk utk semua vidio....Ibu beserta Bapak,slalu menciptakan yg terbaik utk semua org.... Agar kami bs belajar....
God bless your family.
It's amazing what finish carpentry does to a space. Amazing job you guys!!!! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Julie, 'Jacobean' was the British era of King James from 1603 to 1625. Jacobus is Latin for James. The period was renowned for stately homes with wood panelling that matured to a deep colour - hence your Jacobean stain.
I love the room! I think trim on the wall around the desktop would finish it off perfectly.
You guys are simply awesome. Very hardy congratulations on nearly finishing the above-the-garage apt. You all are so handy and do things with such kindness and high spirits. Thank you for the content!!
With your knife, scribe a line about 1/4" inside the casing width to keep from tear the paper beyond the casing. Use a small Sureform Hand Plane to plane off the drywall to the depth/width you need.
Your new tool is a T-bevel
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Awesome! Thanks for the hugs!!!
You all have done such an awesome job. It's really inspiring to see a family that works together, worships together and thrives together like you all do. Thank you so much for allowing us to follow your journey.
Thanks for coming along!
The small return on the window sills is the " piece de resistance"
Been a while but glad to see you back, loved the dog seeing the reflection, then looking inside to see where the dog was. sure got a lot done & looks real good Glad to see the Snow is gone!! Thanks from the UK, x x
Wow!! I Love everything you did this week!! Blessings to you and your Beautiful Family!! 😊⚘💕
Quite enjoyed watching those window sills and desk tops fit to perfection
I love the look on tucks face when drilling out the holes on the desktops he did not look impressed at all it was so cute. Keep up the great work it is looking awesome.
Great going Johnsons. You are on the wrapping up stage for the apartment. Lovely 👍
Ummm Mrs. Johnson is being really sassy today LOLOL So cute. Wow love the desks and the window trims for sure. Super FINE!!! God's blessings to you ALL and GREAT JOB!!!
😂 thank you!
I really love the wood accents through out the apartment, you guys did a really nice job! Can’t wait to see the finished product! The kitchen is gonna be beautiful! Love the floating Desks, what a perfect spot for them ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼’s to all the Johnson’s
Missed you last week
Hi, first time viewer, The Walkers sent me. Love the tip for the door jamb. You two have a super working relationship. Fun to watch. I will be back. All the best to you. : )
Tux is adorable
You all are so sweet and special to watch ❤️👍❤️
Thank you. I really appreciate you saying so.
The house looks amazing, I've been watching your continuous build, I am talking in your tips. Thank you for sharing your build 👍🙂
So awesome! Thanks for commenting.
Looking so good. What a process of grit and long hours of work to get to the point of moving in. Can't wait to see you start on the inside of your house, soon.
Thanks! Me too!!!
just a hint for installing the casing on the doors with the drywall being proud (sticking out) from the jamb: you can use a hammer and just hit the drywall to smash it which will break up the gypsum and make it so the trim can be installed. the smashed part can be hidden under the casing just like you did in this video with the part you cut with the knife. You could also use a utility knife to cut the drywall at an angle for a safer and easier job. Love watching the channel and the progress! Homestead Goals for me and my family! God Bless you all.
The stain color is beautiful! Wow guys, you’re almost ready to move in! Congratulations! AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARTY!!! 🎉🎈🎊
Thanks guys!
Your spray foam above the door will reduce drafts which in turn will enable you to seal off rooms better for temperature modulation, smell and odor modulation, etc...
Those doors and the stain are beautiful!!
Jacobean was an era in England during King James. Jacobean is similar to other styles like Victorian, Italianate, Georgian, Empire and so on. The color is from that design aesthetic. I have used Jacobean from Minwax. It is a beautiful dark brown, rich color, while still providing a high level of contrast considering it is a darker stain. The doors are beautiful!
WOW the new add-on is looking Pro-Grade! You guys are killing it! Great Video! 😁
Door trim and baseboards turned out awesome!! Love the desk setup, I'm sure Seth will put it to great use editing your videos. How awesome are things falling into place! Love ya'll ❤️
Jacobean is history of characteristic relating to james 1st of england or relating to the period of his rule 1603-25 or relating to the style of furniture currant at this time characterised by the use of dark brown carved oak furniture 😊 apartment is looking really great
After I get out of the navy and finish college, my plan is to buy land and build my own house in Idaho. You guys have taught me so much! Hopefully my build will look as good as yours. 😅
Sure. Come to N Idaho so you can live with cougars and bears , coyotes and an occasional wolf, and long, cold ,snowy winters. Last summer we had weeks of over 100 degrees. Smoke from forest fires. People that protest the covid shut downs, don't wear masks. Want to live off the land away from people instead of live in civilized planned communities. That's just so you know what you're getting into.
@@robertdouglas8895 Lol I've lived in Idaho my whole life. Trust me I'll be fine
@@katia8136 If you still like the insanity here, you'll fit right in.
@@robertdouglas8895 If you dont like it that much then why are you still there? Just move. No one's keeping you there.
@@robertdouglas8895 We get snow and it gets cold in Indiana but nothing compared to what they get, and they seem to be fine with it. I don't like 100 degree days but doesn't last long in Indiana same for snow we get snow but then will be gone within a few weeks not months and months of inches of snow. The best place I ever lived weather wise was the Bay Area in San Francisco, just lived the weather there.
Put a small pressure regulator on the end of the hose. So you don’t need to walk all the way back to the compressor. FYI thanks again for your posting.
I love my harbor freight nailer/stapler. You are doing a great job working on your house.
It must be wonderful to see the fit and finish work come together.
Your home is beautiful.
You did a great job.
Jacobean is a period of English history when King James l was on the throne and the furniture that was popular at the time was carved dark oak, hence Jacobean stain is a very dark brown.
I love that Boston Terrier
Sure is looking good. I like the closet shelving.
Nice big mirrors are always welcome!!
Doing great job. Videos are also great. You both need to take a vacation and get recharged because you both deserve it.
I love the colour of your doors. You have done an awesome job.
I think the floors and trim look great.. I like the natural wood look myself
Oh yes Jack o bean, used it many times, staining many different projects. Little dark but looks great little polyurethane afterwards will definitely make it pop
Poof! A magical Seth has appeared! Anyone else notice Marty's upper body strength gains since the first video? Nice work ya'll!
Seth is pretty magical!!!
Beautiful! Progress, begets progress… home stretch!
Hi, that Jacobean Julie asked about was from a period in English time when England and Scotland were fighting over the monarchy. Jacobean colour is from the wooden furniture of that period where it was all stained a dark colour.
Marty I use a surform which is like a very course rasp to plane the excess plasterboard (sheet rock) away.
"We haven't cut into it yet." Does that mean you're planning one? Love the build. God Bless
My oldest brad nailer is from Harbor freight. It came with a full set of seals and an extra driver. It's over 25 years old and still running the original seals and driver. Keep it lubed.
You all are doing an amazing job. It is looking so beautiful.
The place is looking so nice and almost done.
I always enjoy watching you guys on my Saturday mornings! It's looking amazing. So fun to see the progress.
Great job ..mirror is dog tested and loved. Boston are so smart
Exciting stuff over at the Johnson house!! Congrats guys
Your place is looking amazing.
Martin, you need to cheat from top to bottom bring the top out and the bottom in, on the door, meaning split the difference top to bottom. I hope this can help, have to do that also in old houses
Jacobean by Minwax Minwax Jacobean is a rich, dark brown color. It's similar to Dark Walnut, but a bit darker and the golden grain hues are more subtle and bit more light brown toned. Jacobean is a beautiful, rustic color that reminds of cabin colors!
Good choice for the closet organizer. We went with that style in our poolhouse.
Doors are beautiful.
Love the doors too! I’m a knot girl too!
In Michigan the lower edge of inside window is called a stool. Most states have their own unique name, shelf is good 😊
Really looks great guys.... very good
The Jacobean Era was the period in English and Scottish history that coincides with the reign of James VI of Scotland who also inherited the crown of England in 1603 as James I.
Love that door it's beautiful
Me too!!!
You guys are so much fun to watch! 😊💕🙏🏻
Looking sharp!
So close, congratulations, it's turning out beautifully. Greetings from Santa Fe, Argentina.
It looks amazing guys, love the finished trim colors, I agree with Jules, the new lights look great, love the closet organizer
Looking great Johnsons! So happy you are so close to moving into it.🎉 How are the kids doing? Haven't seen them for a while❤
Lol you are to funny! My yorkie loves my mirror, she barks at it thinking its another doggie lol. Enjoyed the video. See you again take care! 👋❤🇺🇸🕊🙏
Place is looking great
I have seen door jams that separate in the middle so you can adjust them to the thickness of the opening.
Looks great. Love the way you guys don't sweat it and make things work..Been follow since you moved there and lived in the tents...
Wow! Thank you!
The doors look great!
I love your works .💖💖❤❤👍👍😊😊
When closing a paint can put a piece of handy rap over the opening then tap the lip on this will help you seal the can save the paint
Good idea! Thanks!
Looking fantastic ! You could use the off cut from the desk top for a kitchen cutting board . Love the apartment !
Great Job Family!
Sneaky angle is called the tool for your window sills.
Hi from Saskatchewan Canada. I've enjoyed watching your progress on building your home and apartment. It's looking great! I was corrected many years ago on how to pronounce Jacobean. I think that was your word on the stain. I believe that it sounds like Ja co be an. And then say it all quickly. Now you can throw that "high falutin" word around in as many conversations as possible 😆 Keep up the awesome work. Blessings. 🙏
The really important lesson you learned is - Don't sneeze on new paint. LOL. Anyway - Those doors look awesome. And you are using your kitchen knife on that - EGADS!
😂 sorry!
So much fun tagging along with you guy's today. Love the stain colors you used great job.
❤🤗👍
Thank you for coming along with us!
Love your videos and your courage to take on such an endeavor. Keep up the humor and the videos.
😊thanks!
Great job guys. The apartment is looking fantastic! I want to live there!! 😀❤️
How satisfying to be finishing up and you did all the work yourself!!
Looking great! Missed you guys last week. Hope all is well.
Thank you.
Can’t believe what the two of you have accomplished by yourselves, even though the kids have helped. The apartment is turning out so Beautiful! Julie and Marty, you are the cutest homesteading couple on U Tube. So glad God has blessed you both with good health. But, please remember to take time together to do some fun things too. Life is good. Much ❤️
very well done both of you
Place is looking great cannot wait until you move in and start on house
The doors looks AWSOM 🙂
Wooow beautiful job guys welldone
Great video guys! Lots of progress.
Esta quedando de maravilla. Por fin se termina algo bien acabado 👍👏👏👏