Electrical chases in ICF and a half bath start
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- Cutting wire chases in ICF and getting a start on the top of tower half bath. #castle #icf #icfelectrical #halfbath #bluecollar
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In order for a fan to move air, it has to have access to air. By putting it back against a wall, it is no wonder it isn't moving much air!
Don't confuse Matt.
Using the grinder with stacked blades is genius! Makes a good, snug groove, and you don't have a gazillion styrofoam beads to deal with because the friction/heat melts the foam. Perfect solution. Matt, you have great ideas and solutions. Don't ever think that your idea isn't the best idea just because no one else is doing something the same way you are. You'd be surprised how many people, DIY-ers and professionals, will change the way they do things due to watching your channel.
Lookin' sweet, Matt! Excellent work! On your fan...if you stand it up and bring it away from the wall - or even hang it with a wire at least a foot or two away from that back wall and maybe tilt it down at you - it would move a *LOT* more air! Just my $.02 worth bud!
Your railing is gone on the balcony! Although, the fence that Eric took down is back. 😊
Other terms for that “ Half Bath” could be “Powder Room”, “ Water Closet”, “Convenience Room”.
"Thunder Mug"
Wow, the river looks like glass this morning
Thank you, Ryan, for moving the camera so we can see better. Good job, boys!!!!😊😊
Hey!!!!! , it’s the Mat and Ryan show, what could wrong!!!????😮😊, ah, straight board on an arched ceiling, maybe?? Glad you guys are getting it worked out, this is where patience rules, looking forward to seeing that room finished off. Thanks for the update Mat, you guys are doing great.
Hi Matt & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool &Thanks Matt & Friends Randy
Bob the electrician is this going to be inspected
SUCCESS!! Four months of binge watching and I'm finally caught up! Now I can get back to Captain Kleemans's channel and continue binge watching his channel!
Glad to see the electrical and interior moving along!
looking good.
Think about ventilation fans for the bathroom areas.
That laundry light put on the line side of the gfi (pig tail the power in and out in the box and just feed the GFI recept) and it wont go out with the gfi tripping
I found Lucas's channel and have been following what he is doing at the Castle and posting on his channel
That bathroom is going to be so small you will have to drop your drawls in the room and back in to get seated LOL
I suggest that you try saw blades stacked up for the proper thickness. I'd be willing to bet that you would have no problem with melted plastic in your slot.
Whenever I install a three way or a four way switch, I draw it out. I don't do it frequently and the drawing helps.
Well, the tiny potty room would be a good place for a pocket door! They have made a few advances with pocket doors, to make them easy.
How do you put a 32 inch pocket door in a 11" and a 6" wall space? No room to put the door in the wall.
It's so nice to see the internal fitout taking shape. Keep ploughing ahead. Hope to see it finished in about 3 months time.
Don't try to change you clothes in that Thunder Mug room, there isn't enough space in there to change your mind! :)
For some of those tiny bathrooms....you should look into those toilet tank/sink combo's that I have seen some places...that way the sink runs and helps fill the tank vs being an extra piece you have to have room for. I wonder if that box fan around 14 min is not blowing well as it is sucking air from the corner that is all blocked vs having air it can pull in and blow easier.
Just doing a little of this little of that,and you end up with bunch more to do.good video 👍👍👍😎😎😎carry on.
Morning coffee on ,beauty view, I'm ready! lol! Here we go! Cheers!;-)!!
That's why on new builds I run either 12-3 or 14-3 always have spair wire with a change great video thanks Matt and Ryan and Lukas
However, a common neutral will not work on Arc fault circuits where they are required 😢
You two really work in well with each other bro and sure makes for great viewing. Safe travels. Ken.
Morning Matt and friends
Every wire run is 1 wire less to worry about
Why can't a router be used to recess wire in the icf?😊
Hint use a off cut of OSB to make a template for our outlets
You could buy one of those $40 hand held pruning chain saws to do the chasing out which can be used in the future for its actual use or in other ways Matt
Ryan is a good player
Hi Matt an crew good progress 👍
Keep up the hard work and you'll be greatful
I was expecting styrofoam to be flying everywhere. It melted instead great idea.
Chainsaw it flys like crazy so you were not wrong 😂
You know the make a chainsaw adapter for a 4” angle grinder. They actually work pretty good.
Looking good. It's a shame you coulndn't put the bath door in the other wall, so that it opened into circulation space at the top of the stairs, rather than into the useful space in the room,
I wondered that too ??
You probably have covered this, but I haven't seen it... how do you protect the wire from screws/ nails so on? In stud building you use nail plates. As always looking good.
Great progress Matt, although US electrical install looks really... let's try different... from here in the UK.
Enjoyed the video
you could also use a router to make the grooves
Stair case at 10:22 could the stair your going to remove be made into wardrobe storage and leave the steps as shelves for decorative items like burnt out tools ;-)
Matt you need a window in the toilet so you don’t suffer up their
Nice progress. Thanks for sharing, Matt. I do have a question: is the bedroom in the addition walk-through to the stairs?
Lighting does not have to be GFI protected
you could have made the 1/2 bath ceiling flat and saved all that head scratching ,, just a thought,, too late oh-well carry on....👍👍
What sign will you put on the door for the tiny room, Thunder Box or Boga-billa, never know there may be an Aussie on the loose.
Piddly Squat works.
Hey, this is Bobby the one that picks on skittles all the time with DP we’re gonna be on vacation down there the 11th through the 14th stay at the cabin there in Derby I do construction layout and I have a Leica total station with the AP 20 auto poleand wanted to take it day or a couple hours and goof off with it with you and show you some things if you’re interested I’ll text and tell him to give you my number. Look forward to hearing from you.
MM77 Approved 👍🏼 👍🏼
How are you going to protect the romex running in the grooves from drywall screws or nail penetrations? Code says you need it.
*Cutting ICF groves for your Romex*
Use a dado blade or stack 3 old saw blades on your circular saw ! - - FREE OR $40
is this a throne room for hobbits?
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Good morning
Could you use a small battery operated router to cut grove. Would it buildup on the bit?
Would not a porthole in the right outside wall be nice?
Is building allowed on the opposite side of the road?
No wonder you have back problems if you put your sockets that low !!
Think of others who are of advanced years and put the sockets at least 2ft 6in above the floor.
Matt your videos are becoming to detailed, and you clearly aren't a journeyman in any respect to the trade you are trying to expose, Your vids are so long that show you have no idea what you are talking abort !! I suggest that you revert to the KISS Method for those of us who care !!
Hey, this is Bobby the one that picks on skittles all the time with DP we’re gonna be on vacation down there the 11th through the 14th stay at the cabin there in Derby I do construction layout and I have a Leica total station with the AP 20 auto poleand wanted to take it day or a couple hours and goof off with it with you and show you some things if you’re interested I’ll text and tell him to give you my number. Look forward to hearing from you.