How to Level Timber Weatherboards (Siding)
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One thing that I really like is how you see Scott using the stuff he gets from Gaston really showing how much of it is not just publicity stunt (here the red crayon for marking board). I really hate when creators I watch are showing stuff and then you never see it ever again as if not good or actually useful.
Really eager to see that house being closed.
It is crazy how much this channel affected my Christmas lists this year. Now your showing me even more stuff I want to buy. Good thing I don’t live in NZ.
Ah, story sticks! So old school, so freaking useful.
i didnt know you could get a laser level that conects to a beeper, he was using that green laser to do that?
@@philgilbert5130 hose and water works around both internal and external corners. Doesn't laser only work around one?
I suppose unless you position laser at an external corner then it could work on both.....but you get my drift ;)
The square base that Comes with the Makita routers is actually a base that can tilt you you can do chamfers with a straight bit. I used mine as a fixed base in a router table. Also check out their 195136-9 parallel guide. Its the big brother for the one that Comes with the router.
Today’s episode was exciting
I bought the compact Makita router because you use it. Mine came with the straight guide, batteries and charger. I made other bases for it as well. I love your videos.
Likewise...on all fronts. 😎
When you see a SBC episode lasting longer than 10 mins👌🏻👌🏻
Half hour episodes 🤞🏼
I love those screws we call them trim screws over here in the States
They're pretty handy.
Technical term "has a little windy thing".
Love it💪🏾
How come you have no cavity battens?
Set your stops up first. Then transfer your lines onto the stops for the bottom of the weather boards. Plunk a line between the stops and the bottom of your weather board will be nice and straight.
If you weatherboards vary in width at all they will still be on the same line and straight
Look around at the Makita web site, they should also have an adapter for the router, to allow it to run on a track saw track. I know for my DeWalt one I got the track saw adapter, plunge base, and the edge guide.
Why not screw it at the top of the board where the next board would cover the screw head?
Wondering why you don't need to use battens behind the timber for if water gets behind it?
While you were squatting down talking about painting the old weatherboards, you can see the old boards on the corner of the house have moisture damage from not being painted
"Paerau-angelo." -- love it!
In the UK Toolstation sell the same but in a pencil not a felt tip pen, called a Tracer, they work really well
in america we call those trim screws or headless trim screws
I paint the ends aswell but i also add caulk inside the joint..np1 heavy duty stuff..
We use CRC zinc-it in a spray can to prime our timber WB, Way quicker and easier, Drys in 30secs, no brush to deal with and can to kick over, cost more but once u use it, y4 never go back
And it wont rust!
i managed to get the makita 1/4 inch router/trimmer when it 1st came out and it came with that guide
never really liked it tho
May i ask why are you screwing the weather boards on and not the tops wher tehy can be hidden by the overlap ?
not knocking you down for it just curious, never seen anyone else do that before, it would be such a night mare for the painter to patch all them holes
Hey man I have a question - what country is best for being an actual carpenter (I am an apprentice in the UK and I am effectively a general builder but my main passion and reason I became an apprentice carpenter was to do carpentry and not general building). Thanks so much and I really love your videos, they are great for learning all about carpentry!
They do pretty well here in Australia (assuming they know their shit)
What a good start of the day of watching Scott brown carpentry
Learned about Pica pens from Adam Savage. Now Scott Brown...ya I'll get some 😉😁
Will you be using the screws on weather boards in future or go back to nailing them on ?
Classic example of lots of prep make's for best job top lads
I dont know why, but I feel safe watching your video🤣🤣
How come you don’t use plywood and they house wrap? Because in the USA I need to meet code.
In the US they use plywood on the exterior walls to add "shear strength" to the wall frame, known as shear panel. Often, US framing construction does not use horizontal timber between the studs (what Scott refers to as "nogs"). In New Zealand, we do use horizontal timber and sometimes diagonal metal strapping to "brace" the wall frame and add shear strength. These are just different methods of engineering and construction. From a waterproofing standpoint, it is expected that our building wrap and siding material will be sufficient to prevent water from entering the framing of the house. I'm not too sure if the plywood is used as part of the waterproofing system in the US, maybe someone can enlighten me haha
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So interesting .. I learn so much. You are very thorough SBC.🔨😎
beard is looking smashing my friend. went through a bit of a rough patch over the past couple of months, nothing really interested me, however I stumbled upon your vids, and really enjoy them. I'm beginning to pull my head out of my ass, and I give you guys most of the credit. thanks guys! keep up the great work.
Can anyone explain how the laser was working like what was it being levelled too just bit confused cheers
Take the time on the prep and the rest falls into place 👍👍
Merry Christmas from South Dakota USA!
I find it peculiar that you do not install the trim and corner boards before you install the cladding. Is there an advantage to this technique or is it just a design element?
Courtesy texta sniff at the end😂.
Yo Scotty, 6:21 those torsion screws...I bought some in Oz and they have a T10 torx head, which is too small IMO coz the bits just strip :/
Needs to be a tv series
New laser level
I never heard of Pica products. Thanks to SBC and Gaston, I now use the Pica dry pencil and it is phenomenal.
Am I the only one intrigue by this dust extraction for the Makita router ?
Yes
I think that's a festool dust extractor?
In the UK we tend to start cladding at the bottom then fix the length of clad with paslode nails approximately 20mm from the top of the board at every 400mm stud then when you lay the next clad board in place with a 40mm overlap you don’t see the fixing so no need for filling or seeing fixing points...🤷🏼♂️ great video and good detail to your work I’m just saying how it’s done in the UK as a general rule
Scott, while you are there .... .quote the next door neighbour for new roof sheeting and flashing (around the 12:23 mark)
Good work guys
'allo Scott Brown 'eah, today we're workin' with timba'
Dixon make a similar marker about 10 dollars a piece you can get them on Amazon. The Dixon reach
Thanks Scott, await the next exciting episode. Love your work with the old native timber.
how are you guys liking that 7-1/4 mil chop saw?
Cant even find those screws on the Ecko web site.
Actually screwing the weatherboards with those deck screws like that is great as at a later date you can always locate the screws (magnet), and back them out to replace a board or access behind.
@P J Well interestingly I have several boards on our home that I'm replacing over the break... won't be as much fun with nails through 110yo weatherboards... ;) but like you say... it's not something you do often.
Do you have any tips or tricks for lining up external mitered weatherboards to get them in the right spot and get a straight line up the corner.
The threads of the trim screws close to the head are left handed / reverse threads. Why? Does it pull the board away from the wall?
I guess it may sink the head if it starts backing out 🤷♂️
Hi , can you please do an episode on how to tie/ secure timber on the roof rack plz
Hi Scott, long time watcher first time to comment. How does the makita 40v range compare to the 18v range is it worth changing etc. Great video as always shout out from the UK 🇬🇧
What are you doing about all your other jobs while you’ve been on this and the last reno or are you only taking it reno by reno?
Those Pica deep hole markers are awesome, You should try the Pica pencil as well.
6:17 wee bit of scotish slang there
if you've already marked your lines to ensure new matches existing, why do you use the level?
Hey Scott quick question why do you guys not wrap with osb/ zip plywood for example. before the siding/ cladding.
Temperate weather. Bracing is achieved internally
Won't putting primer on the old boards not capture/contain the moisture already build up inside? Another great video btw!
Keep up the content Scott.
Jolt screws... the same size as a jolt nail, but is about 10 times the price.
Hi Scott, I hope you and your family are well and safe, good work on this job 👍 did you have a nice Christmas 🎄 😀. Keep up the great work and be safe 👍 from the bradford family 👪 in the uk 🇬🇧.. 🇬🇧 😀.
How you find that laser Scott I've a bosch laser on order gll 380 cg I think is model. Would be great you opinion
Hey Scott, are you going to do a Mike Farrington style makpac case fitout over the holidays while you have all this “spare time”?😅
Do you have a video on replacing corner soaker on weatherboard house?
great video---best episode
love the vids mate...so great we got this vid straight after your last one, hopefully we'll get another vid tomorrow. Cheers bro and hope you had a great Christmas and have a happy new year
Thank you from Denmark for another exciting episode. Have you ever had problems with the router bits sliding out when you’re using that makita router? Always happens on mine even though I am using the correct bits. It’s a real pain changing bits, so I can see why you would have more than one router as a professional carpenter
wish i could see how long your subscribed to someone for
How come you guys aren't using cavity battens?
Can you mention info about the bit holder on your makita impact!?
Where would I be without my slatt !
Loving the videos dude 🤙
Pattern marker. Nice work Scott; love the attention to detail!
Does the weather board alone increase the shear resistance of the wall?
I know others have said it, but I just can't get over the lack of sheathing. It looks so weird!
There’s no need for sheathing when building to Australian & NZ standards.
We build according to an engineered brace plan that is set out according to a region’s maximum wind load etc.
A house will have potentially dozens of speed brace, hoop-iron/cross brace and ply brace (what you call sheathing) all around the frame, including internally.
We would only generally ply and entire house if the cladding requires it.
You should do a tour of all your tools that you have
Hands-down, the best choice and use of background music on TH-cam. The music and intro montages make every episode a chill little documentary. I love this channel.
Random question Scott, what's the hat you're wearing and where can I get one in Australia. Cheers
I started using them the first time I saw it in your channel. They are hard to get in spain
I just ordered two of them pens , nice work guys
Hey Scott
Was you fixing through the weather board into the top of the other board behind or just above it?
Another Great episode as per usual 👍🏻👍🏻
You nail just above the board below to allow for expansion and contraction. Inspectors will fail you for nailing through both boards
@@nippuckz that's what I thought, but it looks pretty close to catching the top of the board behind it tho,
Cheers dude 👍🏻
Very nice vid! Aren't you supposed to put vertical battens in between the foil and the weatherboards though? Here in holland its almost a guarantee your weatherboards will rot out completely if there is no ventilationgap in between..
Yes there are usually cavity battens
No sheathing?
Saudações de Belo Horizonte/Brasil. Muito legal acompanhar cada episódio.
Does anyone know the type of the architecture of the villas at 00:12?
As far as I know here they are just known as bay villas. Verandah on one side bay window on the other ( usually the right) hall down the middle. All the components - windows, doors , fret work etc were chosen from a catalogue. Weather boards fairly standard only slight variations depending on the mill. Roofing corrugated iron or occasionally imported slate. The original ' kitset' houses,
Sorry Scott, I'm still an apprentice and my question is why you didn't run a cavity system prior to the weatherboards? Also, is it ok install the windows after cladding?
I would say they didn't add a cavity to match existing cladding. If the whole house was a re clad you would put on a cavity. Like for like in this case
Happy holidays from AE911Truth
Scot how are you storing your drill bits?
Hey mate why dont you make a full episode start to finish? How come you dont have any apprentices
Someone was a good boy this year and got 40V from Santa 🎅... .
The naughty boys got the 10,8v versions.
Do many houses in nz get roof tiled or is it mainly the tin ?
Most older houses were tiles. Majority of new houses get a variety of tin/steel. Architectural houses $ dabble in tiles-tin-butinal
@@spinbubba thanks mate
How do u like the 40v makita drills
G, day Scott from Sydney, Australia.
* Do you scene that Palo is wanting to start his own TH-cam channel?
👷♂️
hopefully your old house is level 😉
Holy Shit its a new video!!!!
Love these episodes, just finish to quick 😢
Just put it on 0.75 x Speed and it last longer
Scott is that Accoya ?