As someone who has spent 40 years in the north west lumber,logging industries in happy to hear someone give true facts on the majority of the western lumber industry. As with any farm you have to give back as much or more than you take
Founded by Bob Davis. We knew Bob for years and had them build custom long leaf pine arched doors for several of my custom home builds around Wimberley, Texas.
Hey Matt. Love the long form content. I may never use Delta Millworks products, but it's great to know more about the company, their products, and some of their processes. I look forward to more long form video content.
I love almost all of your shows but this one is one of my favorites. Over an hour and I never tired and never got bored. In fact, it left me wanting more. About his products, his processes, and just everything. Great, great, video.
This was such an awesome video.. This channel is top of the line man better than any other I’ve watched. I Iove the pride Delta has in their product too that charred wood was bad ass.
Here what I would say is the biggest hang up with using wood for exterior anything at some point you have to refinish it all the time vs composite products same goes for wood windows and doors.
Great presentation! Ignore all the complaining.....this is not Hollywood....would love to have seen his flatline finishing process! Your conversation back and fourth brought out good information on a wide range of options!! All people bitterly unhappy can now start their own show... just jim .
Wood is just higher maintenance, and that's why a lot of people don't want it on an exterior. It can also rot. Wood is a perfectly high quality product if you're willing to deal with the maintenance.
Hey Matt great channel. I was wanting to see if you could maybe later on make a video on recess lighting ultra thin vs retro fit vs cans. Pros and cons maybe. Great video sir
Pros of a "real" can light is that you know that that space will always be open and you can install any kind of LED can trim in the future, the 1/2 inch ultra thin lights which resemble a can, that I install often, may very well be installed partially over one or two ceiling joists or the bottom chords on a truss, because the thickness allows it to fit. This means if you were to want to change something in the future you could run into a nasty surprise, since you would be unable to locate anything but a "pancake' electrical box there, which do not accommodate all fixtures, and are a real hassle no matter what.
@@chriswithrow3107 thank you for your reply bro. Reason I ask this is because I have recess cans all throughout my house and was thinking of removing them to install the ultra thin lights. I like the ultra thin for the fact that they are pretty bright and use very little power. I was just wondering if it was a good idea or bad haha. I guess if push comes to shove if I did install the ultra thin and didn’t like them I can always install the cans again. Thank you for reaching out bro 👍🏽
@@drummerguy676 You can actually buy a brighter LED trim for a real can from Halo, than what is available in any wafer light (inc. Halo) that I've seen, and the efficiency of the two is almost identical, all the technology is the same. They just have the driver in a separate box vs mounted permanently on top of the light. You are fortunate to already have the cans, as long as you like their location.
Good job on the information, Rob. Matt please, please, lay off on the interjections. Esp. given there's multiple takes. We want to hear from both of you, but not at the same time.
@@rty44551 There is certainly some merit to that. Matt has become really good at speaking to his audience, the program is done well. To me, it totally removes me from the show and distracts me when there's an interruption like that. Sometimes we just gotta swallow our tongues, maybe just for a few minutes.
Matt, what color wood stain do you like with matte European white oak floors? Particularly for ceiling beams, fireplace side cabinets, etc. Would love to get your take.
We will be looking for a home in the next year and we love hard wood floors but our problem is we have dogs with tough nails ( we get them done every week or two) one of my dogs thinks he’s a prisoner and chews his nails to sharp points with this said what is the best wood for us to get for flooring?
G, day Delta and The Build show, from Sydney, Australia. * very impressed * stable moisture content * able to supply the quality, quality and on time. (Still unsure about the Three pencil grooves on the flooring): how that reduces cupping or twisting? 🇭🇲🌏
Wow, I’ve been doing my research looking for a wood floor source for a house I’ll be building in TX starting in late 2021. I think I found it. If I can
for protection against water and termites and the benefit of being fire retardant do both sides of the wood have to be burnt? I can not find an answer to that anywhere please help. Thank you!
Why would oak not be suitable for outside? Didn't they used to build giant frigate ships with white oak because it was so good at taking abuse to water?
I really wish the industry would correct the "Shou sugi ban" misnomer. A few people incorrectly translated yaki as "Shou" and now we have an entire industry mixing Chinese and Japanese words to describe a traditional Japanese technique, yakisugi.
What does he mean longleaf pine is extinct? Is he referring to specific cultivar or just old growth... because it most certainly isn't extinct... it is also known as southern yellow pine, which is one of the most dominant woods in the US lumber industry.
Cameraman shooting the front master on the slide, stop moving the fucking camera for the sake of moving the camera. Other than that, the lighting and production value looks excellent.
Agreed, as an electrician, this is lacking for the quality of material they are producing. Big improvements could be made, very straightforward upgrade.
Matt, one of the best shows on TH-cam. This old house has strayed so far from the teaching side. Learning a lot.
Hi
I am so impressed with this guy and his products and his company works.
This New House. Your show is today what This Old House was 20 years ago. Thanks for sharing!
As someone who has spent 40 years in the north west lumber,logging industries in happy to hear someone give true facts on the majority of the western lumber industry. As with any farm you have to give back as much or more than you take
Founded by Bob Davis. We knew Bob for years and had them build custom long leaf pine arched doors for several of my custom home builds around Wimberley, Texas.
Fantastic topic, well done Matt!!
I always learn so much from your channel!
Thank you!
Man, mad respect for the guy in the background who can really hold a note on the bagpipes!
Hey Matt. Love the long form content. I may never use Delta Millworks products, but it's great to know more about the company, their products, and some of their processes. I look forward to more long form video content.
I love almost all of your shows but this one is one of my favorites. Over an hour and I never tired and never got bored. In fact, it left me wanting more. About his products, his processes, and just everything. Great, great, video.
This channel is so underrated.....Thanks for sharing your passion with us Matt.
This was such an awesome video.. This channel is top of the line man better than any other I’ve watched. I Iove the pride Delta has in their product too that charred wood was bad ass.
Fantastic episode, thanks for bringing us to the mill! Top Notch production and information as well.
Watching from New Zealand; cool to know that some of this radiata pine here is ending up as accoya on your side of the world!
NZ is on the ring of fire...Earthquakes.
Thanks for an amazing useful video about an amazing American company!
Tell your cameraman to show what you are talking about. We know who you are, the money is in the details illustrating your content.
Appreciate the feedback. Thanks
Massive factory. Nice to see how things are manufactured and hear about the technology that goes into making it.
Another great show with in-depth coverage of cool products! Seem like a great company too.
I love designing timber structures.
Here what I would say is the biggest hang up with using wood for exterior anything at some point you have to refinish it all the time vs composite products same goes for wood windows and doors.
This was awesome. Delta looks like a great business. Learned a lot watching this video. Well done!
Very impressive !
Good job with the mic setup given the harsh environment. Despite listening on headphones sound is great. My sensitive ears thank you.
WOW!!!
I should be claiming CEU on this video. Great stuff.
Great presentation! Ignore all the complaining.....this is not Hollywood....would love to have seen his flatline finishing process! Your conversation back and fourth brought out good information on a wide range of options!!
All people bitterly unhappy can now start their own show...
just jim
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Thanks Jim!
Interesting, but thr camera never zooms in on the wood, so the viewer can see the different textures and finishes, that they are discussing
Appreciate the feedback
Wood is just higher maintenance, and that's why a lot of people don't want it on an exterior. It can also rot. Wood is a perfectly high quality product if you're willing to deal with the maintenance.
Hey Matt great channel. I was wanting to see if you could maybe later on make a video on recess lighting ultra thin vs retro fit vs cans. Pros and cons maybe. Great video sir
Pros of a "real" can light is that you know that that space will always be open and you can install any kind of LED can trim in the future, the 1/2 inch ultra thin lights which resemble a can, that I install often, may very well be installed partially over one or two ceiling joists or the bottom chords on a truss, because the thickness allows it to fit. This means if you were to want to change something in the future you could run into a nasty surprise, since you would be unable to locate anything but a "pancake' electrical box there, which do not accommodate all fixtures, and are a real hassle no matter what.
@@chriswithrow3107 thank you for your reply bro. Reason I ask this is because I have recess cans all throughout my house and was thinking of removing them to install the ultra thin lights. I like the ultra thin for the fact that they are pretty bright and use very little power. I was just wondering if it was a good idea or bad haha. I guess if push comes to shove if I did install the ultra thin and didn’t like them I can always install the cans again. Thank you for reaching out bro 👍🏽
@@drummerguy676 You can actually buy a brighter LED trim for a real can from Halo, than what is available in any wafer light (inc. Halo) that I've seen, and the efficiency of the two is almost identical, all the technology is the same. They just have the driver in a separate box vs mounted permanently on top of the light. You are fortunate to already have the cans, as long as you like their location.
@29:35 Kebony® exterior siding and decking
Attended a wedding in that building. :) A very cool place and people. .
Matt, as the cost of traditional lumber has gotten so expensive, has engineered lumber become more cost effective?
Good job on the information, Rob. Matt please, please, lay off on the interjections. Esp. given there's multiple takes. We want to hear from both of you, but not at the same time.
Good feedback. Thanks
I believe Matt is helping guide rob with his conversation, rob doesn’t sit all day in front of the camera like Matt does
@@rty44551 There is certainly some merit to that. Matt has become really good at speaking to his audience, the program is done well. To me, it totally removes me from the show and distracts me when there's an interruption like that. Sometimes we just gotta swallow our tongues, maybe just for a few minutes.
Accoya is building a giant new plant in Tennessee.
Great content!
Min12:28 this guy is so gangster!!!
Awesome demo.
Dang I wish this would have came out a month ago! I would have got my flooring from here. Awesome stuff!
I wish I could agree there's no clear cutting and that PNW forests are well-managed, but that's just not the case.
Where can I get that blue and gold Delta Millworks hat?? Great products, great video!
Matt, what color wood stain do you like with matte European white oak floors? Particularly for ceiling beams, fireplace side cabinets, etc.
Would love to get your take.
We will be looking for a home in the next year and we love hard wood floors but our problem is we have dogs with tough nails ( we get them done every week or two) one of my dogs thinks he’s a prisoner and chews his nails to sharp points with this said what is the best wood for us to get for flooring?
Tile that looks like wood.
10:40 that's what she said
Excellent information! Random question but can you provide any information on the table your samples are on in this video? That thing is sweet!
Lol, where I am there are so many termites, the only wood to build with is steel :D
G, day Delta and The Build show, from Sydney, Australia.
* very impressed
* stable moisture content
* able to supply the quality, quality and on time.
(Still unsure about the Three pencil grooves on the flooring): how that reduces cupping or twisting?
🇭🇲🌏
Boys with toys. Strike that. Carpenters with wood! Same thing. I wish I was there.
Wow, I’ve been doing my research looking for a wood floor source for a house I’ll be building in TX starting in late 2021. I think I found it. If I can
That’s really kewool.
@Matt, do you sell the Columbia looking jacket with the “build” logo? I have the same coat but want one that says “build” for many reasons
for protection against water and termites and the benefit of being fire retardant do both sides of the wood have to be burnt? I can not find an answer to that anywhere please help. Thank you!
Yes
@@peterojeda2627 do you have more information on this?
Can you buy Delta stock?
Why would oak not be suitable for outside? Didn't they used to build giant frigate ships with white oak because it was so good at taking abuse to water?
White oak yes, red oak no.
We need better close up of the finishes like the sand blast
The cool-o-meter is pegged.
I really wish the industry would correct the "Shou sugi ban" misnomer. A few people incorrectly translated yaki as "Shou" and now we have an entire industry mixing Chinese and Japanese words to describe a traditional Japanese technique, yakisugi.
Delta Exports to other countries?.
What does he mean longleaf pine is extinct? Is he referring to specific cultivar or just old growth... because it most certainly isn't extinct... it is also known as southern yellow pine, which is one of the most dominant woods in the US lumber industry.
Is steel frame more durable/better to build my home with
Please help!! Thanks
great video but man the camera man must have got antsy at the end because he was all over the place.
Looks like Matt died and went to heaven. So jealous!
Zip
Cameraman shooting the front master on the slide, stop moving the fucking camera for the sake of moving the camera. Other than that, the lighting and production value looks excellent.
I don't suppose that any of these charcoal boards pass California's fire ratings/flame spread testing requirements?
Too many ads...
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Wood is no good
I built with pumicecrete
Rejected brandings from Akoya's trash can
Mummy Boards
Guaranteed Dead Wood
Pickle Pine
Frostbite Pine
I Can't Believe It's Not Free Hydroxyls
Dang that's nuts but oooof the lighting in the shop is awful.
Probably just inability to use the camera gear or poor performing gear. We film in caves and make it look good.
Agreed, as an electrician, this is lacking for the quality of material they are producing. Big improvements could be made, very straightforward upgrade.
How about not wood?
Nice video, but the music is awful.
Electric Circular saws are dangerous...amputations, fingers cut off, yuck.
BUY AN ELECTRIC CAR.
Jesus an hour a bit much. Let’s do a summary.