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💛 Jamie : The Most Integrity 💙 Eric : The Most Educational 💚 Jay: The most honest 💜 Ray: The Sweet smart one ❤️Arlo : The Wisdom Specialist 🧡 Johno: The Dirtiest mind
Every group of friends has an Eric, Jamie, Arlo, Jason, Ray, and Jono, which makes that group really fun to hang out with. You guys are great. Be safe and enjoy the weekend.
My Sundays, in the UK, are complete, with you guys on Perkins Builder Brothers and Jay's Way, I get all the building fun n facts I need to set me up for the week, thank you all. I'll be copy and paste this over on Jayvs channel, it's Sunday! I'm being lazy! LOL
Well, how good was that? ✔️ Really enjoyed seeing the 8" x 8" posts being installed. Couldn't agree. More about removing corners on post timbers to cut down on splinters. My Bosch electric planer, which is 28 years old, still works as great as it did new. I've added new blades about 6 times. An accident years ago left nerves being crushed and severed on my left side. After fixing some 4" x 4" posts, I walked inside where my wife said "Doesn't that hurt" pointing to my left hand. There was a huge splinter sticking out between my nail and finger on the forefinger, I couldn't feel a thing. Great to see the deck taking shape. You guys take care 🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨
I dont even know why i like these videos so much i have never built and probably will never build anything more than a table but its fun watching you guys do it 😊
I would be very interested to hear what Tim pointed out as "differences". I am very impressed with your quality of work and not being negative about having the HO around... AND working around less than optimal plans that are changing. I love your content. Thank you.
@@timothydillon6421 And those deck beams being 'laminated' mounted to those 8x8 posts not being staggered in their laminated form are a 'dominoes' weak link.
Jamie using the string on the batter board is the same technique the Roman’s used to build roads in straight lines thousands of years ago that are still in use.
Just a curious question; How come you guys dont stagger a layer in your beam assemblies so it becomes one solid mass without continuous butt joints through it?
There's a lot of room under the deck you could have a lower deck underneath like a hideaway spot with a swing chair or hammock for reading or just hanging out.
Nice seeming Tim from awesome framers on the jobsite. I know geographically it is practically impossible but I would love to see a collaboration build using Perkins Bros, RR Buildings, Awesome Framers, Scott Wadsworth from Essential Craftsmen and Stud Pack. And bring in Richard from Finish carpentry TV to help with the trim work and that would be the holy grail of TH-cam construction videos.
Love your videos. I bought one of the Vevor rebar cutters after seeing it on your video. I finish all the rebar in footers of my cabin build in one day because it.
it's such a pleasure watching you guys figure out the best ways of meeting the plan. i'm learning all kinds of things about home building and carpentry. thank you ~
I ❤ how the team can improvise to make a tough situation manageable. It can't be easy working on a slope while carrying beefy wood, but you guys are doing it. 💪 You always find a compromise in any dilemma.😊 Well done!
You could have cantilevered some beams to handle the deck so no expensive, tall posts and labor to install them would have been needed. OR you could have attached some engineered metal angle support brackets to support the deck.
🤣🤣🤣 I can honestly say the crew is exactly the same in real life as they are on TH-cam. Great bunch of guys. I'm still writing up the corrections though 🙂
I know soon as I seen Tim I was thinking as a fellow PNW Framer, he’s thinking 2x4 exteriors with No shear blocks, posts bases bellow grade, triple girders, framing interior rake walls the absolute slowest way, Not necessarily wrong but much different then the west coast seismic zones
Kelly here again, hello to everyone. Jamie, I also saw a video by a Jananese clinitian on " the sixth finger". Very intetesting, I don't know how it may apply to you, but it is very imformative. Seeming not for use in a "power" application but most certainly in an "Dexterity" application. Anywho just thought I would pass that on. Kelly
Protip; use a laser instead of a plumbob to get markings down to footings etc, its faster.. usually i use a hilt pm combi (cross line+dot up down) It needs to have a base so you can se the bottom dot👍
They already mentioned it in a few videos that they’re not working on Fridays. That is also why on Jay’s channel he’s often doing his project on Fridays (and the weekend ofc).
@@OgillaI must have missed it before! (I often have this on in the background while working so sometimes miss a little bit here and there) Still, super awesome.
You guys are in my top five channels, and likely top two to be honest. Sampson Boat Company is tops, but Eric is working VERY VERY HARD getting two videos out each week!! Sampson Boat Co. is an every-other Saturday channel with the occasional episode on the off-Saturday. Jamie, I hope you realize how hard the big bro is working, and I hope his productions are creating strong demand for PBB Inc. I’d have you build for me if you were in Colorado! Maybe I can talk my wife into moving out to Bryson City…. Hmmmmm
I found it easier to frame the deck first temp it up about a 1/4" high and just plumb it down and put he posts in after. Saves lotta figuring and messing around
G,day Perkins Brothers and others from Sydney Australia. The Vevor concrete saw is an amazing price and just perfect for light residential construction. Concrete saws start about $1000.00 (new) in Australia. Moreover I am a convert to the GRK construction screws (their not bad.. just the screw gun makes a lot of noise) one thing: pilot holes near ends. 🌏🇭🇲
Watching you try to use the hammer function on your hammer drill to drive those concrete anchors made me wonder, why don't you get an air hammer? I'm pretty sure Vevor carries one.
The scale of this deck (not to mention the construction quality, of course) is pretty amazing. Have you considered adding a lower level to it? Maybe something like a screened-in sleeping porch. Just something to think about. Always looking forward to your next video.
they had one video where they mentioned that it would be "easier" (and more expensive) if there was a lower deck. It didn't make sense- the homeowner would not have used it. I guess when it's done we will see why. I'm still not exactly sure how this will look in the end.
Yeah, I get that it would be pretty expensive to do, just "on spec." (if the client doesn't want it). I just hate to see all of that space go to waste. @@debby8428
I really enjoy watching you all. Love the tips and the banter between you all. I have noticed that you mostly always bury the bottom of the posts on your deck builds. I know it's ground contact wood but wouldn't it be better to keep the post out of the ground.
Hello everyone, Kelly here. Really enjoy everything about the channel, both the skill and camaraderie. This inquiry is for Jamie, however. Hi Jamie, I lost my ring and middle finger, badly injured/disfigured my thumb and cut through the other two remaining fingers. This was a workplace incident in a millwork with the Colossus of Band Saws. My question is refering to your prosthetic. I would like some information on the aquisition of that aid. Having said that I could probably source out your email to continue further with this topic. What a magnificent piece of kit. If your willing to be helpful with any information, I would pursue availability of such a product. I know what such an injury is like, and I am very happy that you adapted prosperously. Thanks Kelly
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Win Tools From VEVOR! - Yard Cleanup and Food Prep.
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• Take photos or videos of your beautiful yard or kitchen. Show off your preparation for fall.
• Share your photos or videos on social media platforms.
• Use the hashtag #VEVORDIYProject and tag @VEVOR in your posts.
Jono has been coming up with some killer lines lately!
💛 Jamie : The Most Integrity
💙 Eric : The Most Educational
💚 Jay: The most honest
💜 Ray: The Sweet smart one
❤️Arlo : The Wisdom Specialist
🧡 Johno: The Dirtiest mind
Every group of friends has an Eric, Jamie, Arlo, Jason, Ray, and Jono, which makes that group really fun to hang out with. You guys are great. Be safe and enjoy the weekend.
i wish i had a friend group like that
These guys are so fun to watch.and the work they do is great. I love it.
My Sundays, in the UK, are complete, with you guys on Perkins Builder Brothers and Jay's Way, I get all the building fun n facts I need to set me up for the week, thank you all. I'll be copy and paste this over on Jayvs channel, it's Sunday! I'm being lazy! LOL
I completely agree!
So are mine in Italy!
Perfect timing. Posted it right when I’m almost done on the toilet. Now I’m going to be sitting here for another 26 mins😊
Enjoy!
Always nice to see the Larry Haun make an appearance ❤
You guys are killing it! Cool to see a cameo from Awesome Framers
Seeing Tim in one of your videos was like seeing a Marvel character in Star Wars. That was a weird experience 😂👍
You seen one house build you seen them all. But you all make watching these fun. I can imagine what it is like to work with you all.
At 24:10, Jamie starts sounding like he's about to break into song like a musical.
I think Jamie was thinking "it's long, strong, and it's down to get the friction on." Sir Mix-a-lot was wise beyond his years.
Well, how good was that? ✔️ Really enjoyed seeing the 8" x 8" posts being installed. Couldn't agree. More about removing corners on post timbers to cut down on splinters. My Bosch electric planer, which is 28 years old, still works as great as it did new. I've added new blades about 6 times. An accident years ago left nerves being crushed and severed on my left side. After fixing some 4" x 4" posts, I walked inside where my wife said "Doesn't that hurt" pointing to my left hand. There was a huge splinter sticking out between my nail and finger on the forefinger, I couldn't feel a thing. Great to see the deck taking shape. You guys take care 🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨
I dont even know why i like these videos so much i have never built and probably will never build anything more than a table but its fun watching you guys do it 😊
The music with the voice on 20:20 is on a whole another level! I love it!
I would be very interested to hear what Tim pointed out as "differences".
I am very impressed with your quality of work and not being negative about having the HO around... AND working around less than optimal plans that are changing.
I love your content. Thank you.
Lots of differences between NC and Washington. Most of that is driven by our seismic zone and energy code.
@@AwesomeFramersI was thinking you would say never 19.2 ever for anything
@@timothydillon6421 And those deck beams being 'laminated' mounted to those 8x8 posts not being staggered in their laminated form are a 'dominoes' weak link.
@@FirstLastOne could be. Remember when every floor joist had an X brace in the middle to keep them from tipping like dominoes
Jamie using the string on the batter board is the same technique the Roman’s used to build roads in straight lines thousands of years ago that are still in use.
I love awesome framers 👍
My worlds collided Awesome framers and Perkins Builders in one video. That's amazing
I always get a smile & laugh. Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all
I totally get the love for good screws, they go in like butter.
Try using metric for those post measurements. 935mm + 2750mm is so much easier than 93 3/8 + 27 1/4.
Hey PBB. Love your work 👍
Everytime I see some „math“ like that, I am glad that I didn’t have to use imperial. Metric is so easy to use in comparison.
Just a curious question; How come you guys dont stagger a layer in your beam assemblies so it becomes one solid mass without continuous butt joints through it?
Best tagline for a company EVER “your screws just gave me a woody” -JONO aka ‘wow guy’
The stars align with Awesome Framers and the Perkins crew!!!
Your vids deliver ...skill , cameraderie , and present progress with generous tips and demystify much....THANX..
There's a lot of room under the deck you could have a lower deck underneath like a hideaway spot with a swing chair or hammock for reading or just hanging out.
The whole basement area is just a total waste of space :(
Nice seeming Tim from awesome framers on the jobsite. I know geographically it is practically impossible but I would love to see a collaboration build using Perkins Bros, RR Buildings, Awesome Framers, Scott Wadsworth from Essential Craftsmen and Stud Pack. And bring in Richard from Finish carpentry TV to help with the trim work and that would be the holy grail of TH-cam construction videos.
All excellent channels, there's one from the UK that's worth checking out..A&E Construction, superb builders
then have the BUILD SHOW walk around... I have never seen him actually work...
Finally have a real framer on the show! 😂 just kidding…. I do love Tim & his content.
Love your videos. I bought one of the Vevor rebar cutters after seeing it on your video. I finish all the rebar in footers of my cabin build in one day because it.
Why not stagger the joints in the 3 piece 2x12 beam?
I’ll always be on team #LetJaimeTalk!
I don’t know a lot about tools but that price seems incredible for the saw and all the accessories. Always love your videos 😊
Awesome Framers ❤
Love their channel and their humor.. yall should frame together one day.
it's such a pleasure watching you guys figure out the best ways of meeting the plan. i'm learning all kinds of things about home building and carpentry. thank you ~
Use damp proof course under the bass plate on the walls to stop rising damp coming up through the structure and potential rotting the timber frame
It's PBB o'clock! Time for some personal R&R.
Awesome job getting those posts lined up and installed!
When Tim came on camera my girlfriend said hey its the dude who sings and dances while he frames 😂 .. she's a fan of both your channels ☺
love the look of that Vevor saw.....
I ❤ how the team can improvise to make a tough situation manageable. It can't be easy working on a slope while carrying beefy wood, but you guys are doing it. 💪 You always find a compromise in any dilemma.😊 Well done!
Sometimes things get spooky to watch especially high in the air. So glad that y'all make a good team. Great work! and thanks.
Thank God I get two of these a week, heading over to Jays Way now! 😂❤
Omg I love you guys so much. You’re hilarious. Nice job, as always 👌
I'd highly recommend using the Simpson HD concrete anchors (5/8") for the post bases
I love the look on the front of that new Ford pickup. It's kinda 1980s Ford Retro looking.
Sometimes I skip the adds... I like the way you guys show it. Thank you. Great channel.
Awesome. Happy Sunday guys. That’s a great saw! ❤❤
Nice Video guys 👍 i love watching you build. 😎
Nice to see tim Thérè.Awesome Farmer tim and awesome Perkins brothers in thé same vidéo,cant get much better ThanThat. Thanks guys.
Y'all should make merch from stuff y'all say. Like Jono said " screw gave me a woody" but have it be a screw and a piece of wood.
We recently installed 4 20’ 8x8s for a deck we are finishing up. Those things kicked out butts so bad!
They are no joke
Wow the brothers of Awesome Framers with the brothers building nice combination... Blessings builderr I love the 2 channels!!!
Jamis should be in Hollywood!
3:20 Oh Captain, My Captain! ❤
You could have cantilevered some beams to handle the deck so no expensive, tall posts and labor to install them would have been needed. OR you could have attached some engineered metal angle support brackets to support the deck.
Great job on laying out those posts. Pro's only.
Having Awesome Framers come and critique your framing is almost as scarry as having the legendary Larry Haun show up.
🤣🤣🤣 I can honestly say the crew is exactly the same in real life as they are on TH-cam. Great bunch of guys. I'm still writing up the corrections though 🙂
I know soon as I seen Tim I was thinking as a fellow PNW Framer, he’s thinking
2x4 exteriors with No shear blocks, posts bases bellow grade, triple girders, framing interior rake walls the absolute slowest way,
Not necessarily wrong but much different then the west coast seismic zones
Larry did show up one of the earlier videos. Everyone was just shocked and secondly they didn’t appreciate his saw skills.
@@thomastimothy777 Hmm, I missed that one. I'd like to see that. Gotta a link?
@@thomastimothy777 what
the decks are going to look nice
Kelly here again, hello to everyone. Jamie, I also saw a video by a Jananese clinitian on " the sixth finger". Very intetesting, I don't know how it may apply to you, but it is very imformative. Seeming not for use in a "power" application but most certainly in an "Dexterity" application. Anywho just thought I would pass that on. Kelly
Great work guys, love your style!
Protip; use a laser instead of a plumbob to get markings down to footings etc, its faster.. usually i use a hilt pm combi (cross line+dot up down) It needs to have a base so you can se the bottom dot👍
The only 2 building channels I subscribe to and watch every video is yours and Awesome Framers.
Did Jamie just casually drop that they do the 4 day working week? Nice.
They already mentioned it in a few videos that they’re not working on Fridays. That is also why on Jay’s channel he’s often doing his project on Fridays (and the weekend ofc).
@@OgillaI must have missed it before! (I often have this on in the background while working so sometimes miss a little bit here and there)
Still, super awesome.
Awesome Framers wow love you guys
Watching you guys work and having fun while you're at it never gets old!
Y'all are amazing - Teamwork makes the Dreamwork!
Love watching you guys. Your expertise is awesome, throw in the quirkiness of personalities, makes for great viewing. Thanks!
Just cracked open a can of anchovies on some greens for lunch. Perfect timing.
I think Jamie was hitting the BONG! 🤣🤔🤔
great way to end your Sunday. great video as always
Timmy @AwesomeFramers ! What a nice surprise to see you on PBB! Love both your channels
17:30 is the best part of the whole video
I just love watching the team work. It’s so great to see. Cheers!
Love it when Jaime gets poetic! Long Strong Schl***!😂
You guys are in my top five channels, and likely top two to be honest. Sampson Boat Company is tops, but Eric is working VERY VERY HARD getting two videos out each week!! Sampson Boat Co. is an every-other Saturday channel with the occasional episode on the off-Saturday. Jamie, I hope you realize how hard the big bro is working, and I hope his productions are creating strong demand for PBB Inc. I’d have you build for me if you were in Colorado! Maybe I can talk my wife into moving out to Bryson City…. Hmmmmm
Great Teamwork again 👍👍🥳🥳Coming on nicely ❤️❤️
You guys make me feel like I want to build another house.
I found it easier to frame the deck first temp it up about a 1/4" high and just plumb it down and put he posts in after. Saves lotta figuring and messing around
I see Ray was run out of town on a rail! 😁
G,day Perkins Brothers and others from Sydney Australia. The Vevor concrete saw is an amazing price and just perfect for light residential construction. Concrete saws start about $1000.00 (new) in Australia. Moreover I am a convert to the GRK construction screws (their not bad.. just the screw gun makes a lot of noise) one thing: pilot holes near ends.
🌏🇭🇲
Ok, so if the deck is that long ..why would you not overlap and alternate the seams of the three boards to stiffen and have a straight run??
I would be curious to see how that Vevor saw holds up over time.
On those 3 ply beams, I would have thought you would stagger the plys.
That place is looking amazing.
You guys are so much fun please don't change 😂
Awesome guest
Watching you try to use the hammer function on your hammer drill to drive those concrete anchors made me wonder, why don't you get an air hammer? I'm pretty sure Vevor carries one.
Have you tried epoxy anchors instead of expansion style? You could even use SS or galvanized threaded rod.
The scale of this deck (not to mention the construction quality, of course) is pretty amazing. Have you considered adding a lower level to it? Maybe something like a screened-in sleeping porch. Just something to think about. Always looking forward to your next video.
they had one video where they mentioned that it would be "easier" (and more expensive) if there was a lower deck. It didn't make sense- the homeowner would not have used it. I guess when it's done we will see why. I'm still not exactly sure how this will look in the end.
Yeah, I get that it would be pretty expensive to do, just "on spec." (if the client doesn't want it). I just hate to see all of that space go to waste. @@debby8428
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 yal having to much fun pretty cool that how it should be !!
I really enjoy watching you all. Love the tips and the banter between you all. I have noticed that you mostly always bury the bottom of the posts on your deck builds. I know it's ground contact wood but wouldn't it be better to keep the post out of the ground.
“Bolt the crap out of it”, been a perfectly good technical term for many years 😅
i was so happy to see him in your channel
Hello everyone, Kelly here. Really enjoy everything about the channel, both the skill and camaraderie. This inquiry is for Jamie, however. Hi Jamie, I lost my ring and middle finger, badly injured/disfigured my thumb and cut through the other two remaining fingers. This was a workplace incident in a millwork with the Colossus of Band Saws. My question is refering to your prosthetic. I would like some information on the aquisition of that aid. Having said that I could probably source out your email to continue further with this topic. What a magnificent piece of kit. If your willing to be helpful with any information, I would pursue availability of such a product. I know what such an injury is like, and I am very happy that you adapted prosperously. Thanks Kelly
For the uneven ground a tripod ladder would be good help
Keep up the great work and videos!
That price on the Vevor is really nice!!
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