Renovating A 100-Year-Old House | Episode 7
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Join Jaime, Brett, and the Perkins Crew and follow along as they finish renovating a 100-year-old house on Main Street in Bryson City North Carolina... 120 Main Street.
We are picking up in the middle of this project, with the commercial storefront portion already finished over the last year.
On this episode, Jaime and the Guys form and pour the back patio and start the siding by installing a band board with a drip cap around rim board of the floor system. Then, after getting rained out, the crew shifts gears to some inside work... shimming and shaving all of the old inside studs so that they actually plane out to make nice walls in the finish. They even try some of the old techniques for this process, which include using a hatchet. The plumbing also starts to go in on this episode!
This is a very interesting structure, with 140-year-old house that has a brick storefront that was built off of the front to the sidewalk on Main Street. Brett and Jaime decided to keep both portions of the building and make it a multi purpose property, even though it is very interesting looking.
The back part of the property will be turned into a short term rental and will be remodeled using local and re-purposed materials! Jaime and Brett have some cool tricks to make this property look awesome for a very small budget.
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educational, interesting AND fun!! really fine job fellas!!
Ray hitting his head at 1:00 🤣 Smoothly plays it off 👌
Hey guys one way I fix bowd studs like those ones you're shimming is simply slap a new straight stud next to them! Saves labour time and personally I find it gives a better finish on the plaster wall.
Hey, great work !
I’ve been remodeling my mother in laws 100 year old kitchen and had to shim the walls and ceiling the same way. Also noticed the hatchet marks as well! Very cool!
I missed the words: That is one way of doing it. :)
That’s not how they say it
The level returns!
This channel is growing extremely fast!!!
And for good reason 👍, they should have millions
When I set a tub I bed it into a bag of premix cement or premix mortar. This prevent tub bottom flex that can promote flexing and possible bottom failure. I also put 1/4" strapping on the studs. This facilitates a nice wall board matchup with the tub.
Man, that axe was basically a rough adze, which is probably what the old timers used. Got a couple in the garage, used to use them for shaping logs for repairing old cattlemen's huts. Really enjoy your channel, greetings from Australia. Cheers PP
Love the hatchet job improv! Might pick up an old school drawknife in case you have to do it again. Probably give more control than the hatchet.
This project has been fun to rewatch .... HELLO from Tuesday March 15, 2022. 406k subs now and this vid has 70,700 views. 70,000 are from me.
Also, awesome crew you guys got. They all seem like smart and educated boys
Love this channel, it feels a bit like American Chopper, but they build your moms house
C'mon Jason, with that hatchet..."that's one way to do it!"
Missed opportunity!
The porch post detail is a good idea with the slab set proud of the post
Glad to see you up and at'em!
Yes most framers used rigging axes. It’s a hammer with an axe on the end of it. Theee nail driving machine.
Almost at 200k guys well done
You guys are awesome!
Nice.!. Job...👍👍
6 min in no mention of how the just layed concrete is doing in the rain. Never fails lol
Lol
I was also waiting to find out
Helped that it was under the overhang.
the back to back tubs made me lol
Plainer is my favorite of all tools. It's the electrical equivalent to caulk and paint.
Planer
@@robertbeirne9813 damnit Jim! I'm a construction worker not a spelling champ. Haha
Dave Gordon 👍
Está quedando hermoso!
When it comes to plumbing home projects its always happens I have to repair something before getting to what I was trying to repair in the 1st place.
Wanted to change a toilet flush valve, nope shutoff is old and doesnt shutoff the water so I had to go by a shutoff and new line and install before.. At least 90% of my valves are new now, whenever I am changing a sink or anything else I just buy new shutoffs and replace my old ones even of theyre working.
I'm so glad I found Perkins Builder Brothers! Thanks for all the videos!!
Erik has your float... LOL.
Awesome video man
Great vid!!! Love PBB's!!!
How's that Americast holding up for ya? I had one crack lengthwise while standing in it in bare feet doing the tile work. A.S. replaced it with no questions asked, but what a PITA getting it out and back in... and having to destroy a bunch of tile in the process. And yes, the bottom of the tub WAS bedded into mortar, which I didn't see being done here...
Good ole shimming and shaving. You will love to hate it!!!
How do you keep your boots clean from concrete? Had me laughing from the beginning. Be kind to one another. Stay safe. Love to all
Speed square landing on concrete.
9:12 - That’s one way to do it!
When is Jason getting his channel with all the behind the scenes voice over commentary?
Worst noise is house wrap flapping in the wind
I like hearing the impact drills, but oscillators and Roto zips do bother the poop out of me
I LOVE YALL ‼️ I know Yall are destined to put TY INTO RETIREMENT‼️
Lock & Key~~~That’s the way I was brought up‼️
Looks like a fire Axe 🪓⁉️
ALL YALL ARE CELEBRITIES ‼️ I need autographs‼️
Try a drywall screw gun next time you have to screw off a deck much faster and works great plus all screws will be set perfect
A chore to do a chore. Tale as old as time
@13:27 - a regular Cialis commercial
Who needs a ladder when you got a trigger stick.
Put a patent on it fast!!!
I like this channel
Im surprised you guys paint trim and siding as much as you do. Cost? Or just like it more?
9:17 SKILLS
Where is the bonus footage from the other house ?
A rock breaker on the end of an excavator running 8/9 hours on site drives me crazy
Saw cut
Is your 2x10 nailer on the first tub that went in a treated piece of lumber?
Is that nail gun technique OSHA approved? 😂😂
Yes, but standing on a bucket isn’t.
I always feel like these guys are midgets, and at 6’7” (with my boots on) I feel jealous of their ability to fit in spaces, which I struggle to do so (like I’m not gonna fit in a 60”x30” tub).
Don’t need waterproof membrane to the bathtub?
What is the brank of cap that Jay wears
"Original Hand-Hewn Woodwork"
that intro got me shook
First from the Bahamas
🍻🍻👍
My favorite builders no lol we are in a pinch just hacked away
now you just need a pass through so they can hold hands while they take a bath
Am I the only one that looked up a rotozip cutting an electrical box?
Hey
👍👍👍👍👷♂️
What about an oscillating multi tool. That is one annoying construction sound. Especially if you hit metal.
No welded wire mesh?
instead of a hatchet I probably would of used a skiffing knife.
Hit the "Like" soon as I heard the "rotozip around the electrical box" comment. Like drilling your teeth out. ICK.
14 comments 1hr in and half are thirsty girls lol
Over worked multi-tool.... that's the sound I can live without
Why couldn't ya'll just run a circular saw along the side of the stud instead of using a hatchet?
Nate Joseph the hatchet is probably quicker
“That’s one way of doing it”. Actually Jamie mention there were a lot of old nails in them.
@@robertbeirne9813 makes sense
No rebar for that slab?
Mark Brown Yeah you might be right
And no inspection. I'm in NC also and they want an inspection before pouring. Just saying
in the upper midwest we don't let the new pour stick to the foundation
The saddest looking tub ever installed. Well, second saddest next to mine, which is somehow thinner. Good lord. Why install tiny tubs?