How To Get Tidy Scribers and other Finishing Tips
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Scott hands down has one of the best editing styles up there with Casey Neistat in his prime
Casey neistat is a douche and does not deserve to be compared to Scott
@@trevorm7013 and Neistat looks like a wax sculpture that melted in the sun.
Only thing is Scott produces something of worth!
Timber ''wall truss braces'' are cheap $$, and can easy be installed into old homes by DIY.
This is the best channel on youtube currently. Nothing can change my mind on that.
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The level of commitment from Scotts side is something. Very helpful for people that recently join carpentry. I appreciate the time he puts towards this project.
Thanks for your effort !
Essential Craftsman is right up my list as well!
Agreed. What’s not to like. He is a great human. Been a fan for years. 👍
I mean... Can one be addicted to Scott Brown Carpentry?
Yes. Obviously, yes.
True story
Same bro
Oh yes
Same.
Absolutely
you should sell all those scriber cut offs as Scott Brown door wedges, new Merch, free door wedge with each t-shirt haha
I'll have a cutoff from the bathroom transition. Beautiful job, done in kauri.
The way the ramp slid into the doorway was so satisfying! Great fit!
There's always something calming and satisfying watching your videos. As an amateur DIY'er there's usually only confusion, swearing and eventually tears. Love your work gents!
Scott! I been watching your videos since under 50ksubs, and just want to say thank you for inspiring me to become a builder. Took the leap after 2 years of contemplating and been building for 4 months now and love every bit of it
That is awesome! You out of New Zealand too?
@@rsahadi1975 yup out of auckland new zealand my man
@@cameronluangrath I'm out of Texas. I like carpentry as a hobby and just happened across this channel. Been enjoying to see the differences on how things are built there compared to US and learning a little about New Zealand. Best wished to you with your carpentry career.
@@tetedur377 Oh, man! It can be a dangerous trade for sure.
It’s so refreshing to see the care and skill that goes into these projects......a true master of his craft
In the last 2 weeks i went through 280 exciting episodes and i don´t know what to do now without my daily dose of humble and professional craftsmanship =)
I really like your content, your dedication to your work and your friendly and humble way arround other people.
Everybody in the world knows the landscape of New Zealand from the Lord Of The Rings, but this view of the normal life, the kindness of ordinary people and strangers on the streets and the calm and civil behavior during Covid-Times makes your Island at least as attractive and beautiful for outsiders, as the LOTR-Movies did.
NZ has a good reputation here and your videos confirm and contribute to this reputation.
I am looking forward for all the videos to come, even if we build our houses in Germany from stone and a lot of the construction is different. There is always somthing new to learn.
Thanks a lot and keep going.
You might want to try adding 2 little drill holes in the bow ties to help allow glue squeeze out, so the tie can seat down well. Thanks for the videos! Loved how you did the scribers.
And nice cameo appearance from the lovely Jess as well
Love your work my dude
Yep I go to work as a builder and come home to watch construction videos on TH-cam, Scott’s vids are my favorite.
That scriber board fit like a glove over the weatherboards, beautiful work mate. Cheers from Aus!!!!
Nice to see you work in t-shirt, shorts and sun hats when it was -27C this morning
The Scribe with the weatherboard and the slope you made for the bathroom. Spot on mate really sharp work 👍🏻
Scott, you guys are really one of the VERY few bright spots in the last 12 months of Covid for me here in the States! THANK YOU!!!
Watching your videos cures my sunday hangovers. Keep up the work!
Mate, you are punching well above your weight with Jess 😎
I need to find a Carpenter as good as you in the UK to work on my home. Incredibly talented👏🏼
good luck. Try and find a kiwi builder should be plenty there
What a lad, I saw someone mention a comment a couple of vidz back requesting a scriber tutorial as they were new to the building seen and behold a tutorial :) Nice one!
Alright that J-cut going from petting the dog to the japanese saw the threshold ramp was awesome. I see you.
(J-cut meaning audio from the second shot coming in early...ahead of the visual cut, just for those wondering).
Scott Brown you Sir are a gentleman and a scholar. Good day to you.
So I watched the scriber part at 0.5 speed (slower) had me in tears. Sounded like u were so wasted. Love it was another VERY exciting episode. I have watched all your videos and I’m up to date just like to go back and watch ur tips again. He may drive a Bentley but can he… haha love it
I note you shop at Bunnings. I first had a look at the Bunnings video on weatherboard repairs. It falls well short on quality unfortunately.
However your video has quality so thanks. It's well timed for me regards scribbers cos I'm recladding with Hermpac cedar weatherboards.
Plugs were used in the original build. Scribers will be so much easier.
I'm a DIY guy & lived in this house for 17 years. I'm still finding where quality could have been better.
Thanks for your videos. It's great to be able to refer to TH-cam videos made by a local
11:24 is the sounds of NZ summer. Been away from home for 2 years now. Supposed to come back but can’t because of covid + job in UK. Miss home so much
The cicadas have been 2 months late here in Wellington. Maybe it signifies a laaaaate summer. Hope so.
Me too mate. Always home in akld in Feb and March..Not this year. Stuck in Covidcanada for a winter. Scott Brown vids keeping me sane.
Me too, i've been away for 17 years. Trying to bring my family home this year, but finding a room in MIQ is ridiculous.
That ramp you fashioned - is so beautiful! Well done bro!!
Damn this episode gave me a great flashback; about a year ago in the UK, our local homebase turned into a bunnings. It turned from a pathetic fake ikea furniture and cheap kitchen warehouse into a beautiful proper DIY megastore with just about anything you could ever need. Then just a few months later bunnings folded in the UK and it went back into being a crappy homebase :'( RIP bunnings UK.
That's so sad! Bunnings in Australia is my absolute favourite place to spend a happy hour ☺
Yeah, would have loved to have seen Bunnings take off in the UK :( So handy here in Australia.
Yeah, so Bunnings UK made a big mistake trying to re-brand Homebase and generally not understanding the market in the UK all that well. My local Homebase had plenty more stock after the takeover, but now it's closed as a result of whatever problems the Bunnings management faced. Damn shame.
I'm back in NZ now and Bunnings is pretty much my go-to hardware store, followed by Mitre 10.
Always watch these during my lunch time, love the helpful tips for a young carpenter like myself. “Just getting tied in, just getting good, getting right” I live by this and it never failed my yet!
love how you both come across as so calm and confident, then you see the craftsmanship and you're like ahhhh thats why.....epic level
High end sponsorship, well done Scott. You deserve the recognition.
That ramp was absolutely beautiful
It really adds depth to the vids when others make an appearance, especially when they seem comfortable on camera. Great work by P & J in this one.
Peiro (not sure how to spell that) is a man of my heart. Need a hat, go to store, see a hat, buy that hat.
Hope you weren't affected by the earthquakes Scott, best wishes
Amen!
For sure!
Yes my friend, i realy hope your ok! What would we do without you vids and tricks 😀👍
That native timber has the look of western red cedar up here in the states.Which is amazing to work with, the smell of it is intoxicating. Great “carpenter ring” on the ramp. Exactly what I would have done. I love that part of finish carpentry, coming up with a solution that is highly visible as it is durable. Great channel, thanks for all the effort you put into your production.
Great work Scott & Co.! You could never get the average folks around here to pay for that level of craftsmanship. Well done.. love the scribers!
Ya all okay after the earth quake? Just checking. Grew up in Alaska. We had one or more every day. Good to see the lovely Jess.
Excellent episode .. hello from Melbourne Austraylia❗😁
Always good 2 see the partner visiting the job site❓❗🤣🤣🤣
How can a video about carpentry make me feel so happy? Props to Scott for creating such amazing episodes
Floor looks awesome 👌👌👌🏴
Your spoiling us Scott,you two are a class act. Great video as usual.👍👍👍
Thank you for saying bye to Eric at the end of the day. You are a good guy.
Beautiful scribers! thats what i call a 10 pointer finishing ! Big up from an Swedish electrician!
Excellent! Loving the new 'fade cut'! Plus the job. Not least the flooring. Glenn & Eric..what a partnership. A superb renovation. The property is looking stunning. Stay Safe. Covid and Earthquakes! Thank you.
Perfect! I like the look of the scriber!
Scott Brown, you are a legend. In Australia, we've only got exposure to Scott Cam, but this channel is freaking amazing and I've learnt so much as a DIY'er!
Cheers 🙂
lol Scott Cam. Mikayla Cash’s mate. He doesn’t hold a candle to Scott Brown.
right there at the end of the video, im thinking please don't stop, im enjoying this too much!!!
Upside down jigsaw trick?! MIND BLOWN - thank you Scott for the revelation. Also keep up the great work this was one of your best videos yet. The subtitles during the noise was epic.
I love the way these guys work together! Did anyone get a look those ramps though!! BEAUTIFUL! Not to mention the scribers! At this point it’s just showing off!!!
Totally read it as "How To Get Tidy Subscribers and Other Fishing Tips"
Haha😂
Me too, had to do double take🤣
That is a great example of quality craftsmanship.
6:59 looks mint!
Fine carpentry here!
This channel is just a little gem.
You’ve got your scriber method down to a tee. Just as satisfying to watch. I saw you doing them on the last Reno and was impressed then. Big shout out to Pardeu too for his bow tie work. Great job guys. That floor is looking sweet too. 3 degrees here in the UK. Could do with some of your heat. 😎👍🏻
Great work on the little details that complete the job.
249k subs, getting closer to big milestone. Less than 100k when I started watching!
So jealous of you and the P man sat in an actual cafe, still on lockdown here in the uk, cannot wait to be out and about again when things start to ease. Loving your work as always Scott.
These videos are popping up on me feed now and loving them! Good little crew. proper builder. Wish we had some haha!
Those Hikoki fixers just make life so easy. I’m an apprentice and got about 4 days of use before I was robbed and lost my tools. I don’t need skillshare as long as you continue uploading!
Hi Scott, really enjoy the quality and craftsmanship you show in your videos, but I have another reason I enjoy watching you so much, it’s my 2 kids live in New Zealand, one in Gulf Harbour, one out towards Warkworth, as you drive to jobs I recognize some of the places.
Love the Teal Colors
Great timing! The return of Smoko Time, and my Smoko T-shirt showing up in the post box! Well done
True craftsmanship!
Just when I thought i couldn’t like this channel anymore, this episode has a dog in it 😍😍
And his partner so that was kinda cool!
This feels so relaxing to watch it’s almost like a kids show
I have the same hat. Wife told me I looked like the kid with the Unruly Tourists they threw out of NZ last year.
4:36 w/o a plunge base or jig👏🏼👏🏼 Great Job!
6:58 Great to see had made little finishing touches like this. Some, just wouldn’t spend the time. I like it.
Great job guys, great job✌🏻
6:36 reminds me of a type of scene they would have used in "Flight of the Concords" lol
My god, you're right. Good spotting!
Spot on
Paerau is definitely my soulmate - I also shop in 10secs. No messing around, just walk in, get what you're after and get out
Same for me. Supermarkets especially. But must admit a browse down the tools aisle at Bunnings is tempting.
Scott, you are truly the Top of the Top of the Carpenters! Great!
Love your guys’ channel Scott! Learning and relaxing at the same time
I love Pareau's shopping style.
Bowtie doesn't prevent separation if wood isn't dry enough in first place. I have good example on my kitchen table made of 2 wide planks and bowties between them, guy who made that table top said it was dry enough but it still dried a little bit more and now there is 8 mm cap.
You guys are real craftsmen !
I'll be honest...your content is the best I can find on YT. Every. Single. Episode.
Good content Scott! Cheers to your barber for that tight fade!
Now there’s a man who loves his scribers....
Another top video Scott. 👍🏼
Nice 1 min sponsor at the intro, first time I’ve seen you do that 😂👍👍 keep going hundy
Those scribes must help keep the weather out and add a touch of class.
12:12 Gotta add, that here in States, don’t see a lot of house with vinyl siding or lap siding that has scribers on them, least I don’t see a lot of them. They do look good, very good.
I love these videos.
I'm always happy to see new exciting episode :)
Hi Scott. I really enjoy your videos. I've learned quite a lot from you. I'm not sure if you can get Wedi Fundo Ligno Subfloor Recess Installation Kits there, but I retrofitted a 1/2 bath into a zero clearence shower, for an elderly couple. I needed to lower the subfloor, without shaving off the joist. This allowed the Wedi shower pan to go in, then the tile. Ultimately it was flush with the floor in the hallway. Therefore no need for a ramp.
Anyone else use a jolt head nail to mark the bottom edge of the scribber? The 3mm offset makes the scribber fit so snug. Mint trick.
Nice idea on the bathroom ledge! Enjoyable episode as usual
What a way to finish off the week with another SBC video!!!
Lovely work and lovely filming and edit.
Incredible scribing! You're so skilled with that table saw.
You are an artist. I wish I could find a builder half as good
Something romantic about using old stanley tools. Even the beyond repair ones, well as much as you can.
Mate, the exposure on your closing sunset shot was sweet as!! Great framing, great colours, well done bro, cheers from Aus. You're both true craftsman, those scribers and bow tie's, really nice work guys!
Scribers....Excellent
Best channel on youtube and best episode yet. Nice.
G,day Scott Brown Carpentry from Sydney Australia.
* the step up into the bathroom(tiles) is significant.
Not a step, but a threshold.
* nice joinery, block plane, epoxy resin.
💯🤪
I love it when it fits just right .. great job !!
so good. i am planning a renovation in october and learnt so much from your channel. well done buddy, keep up the good work...
Brilliant SBC!😎well done.
oh my dude
great job on the site built threshold transition timber
you've inspired me to never again shop for one at the store - from now on, site-built to suit exact measurement for this pilgrim
158.6 thumbs up Scott Brown
also your mate made quick work of those bowtie dutchman patches
great ep
Great job Scott
Hey Scott, when you're doing the Scribers, if you put a 3mm packer on the marking blocks top then draw the line for the bottom of the weather board you'll not get the gap at the top, you can also do this by cutting the wrong side of the line with a 3mm blade. 🤔 Then you'll not be short at the top. You can use more than 3mm it's just if you've got the ability to overhang the bottom it helps, but if it's tight between two sections if you do a test block at the top over one board notch it in like you normally do then put it up you'll have the excact gap from the top required to offset.