I guess it’s a good…thing.. that there’s a freshly renovated bathroom and all y’all can harp on is the toilet paper.. 😂😂 For the record, we’re toilet paper in the front people 👍🏼
Hi guys !, I just recently installed a vanity and sink kit with the drain, well, the instructions say not to use plumbers putty, but to install a neoprene thin gasket that replaced the plumbers putty between the ring on the drain tube and the surface of the sink, tightened everything up and there were no leaks!, great video!!
What a great series, start to finish and long videos with quick upload time between them. Love how you guys not only admit when you make a mistake (as we all do from time to time) but you turn it into a learning moment. It's going to be great to see the new construction continue on the US mainland, but this was one of the best series of home improvement I've seen, two thumbs way up for the whole team, those on camera and those working behind the scenes.
IIRC in video 1 they showed the limited options for drain and supply line placement, and this turned out well for all the right reasons. I'm soooo stealing the idea!
I did this in one of my own shower remodels and it's so worth it. Less issues with water stains and corrosion on the fixture. Plus you can reach in and turn on the water without getting blasted with cold water.
@@Vintagebleu So true. Thankfully we just have a flexi-hose one that you can dismount from the wall which makes it easier to not get cold water on you (bad for me cause my feet will get stupidly cold but thats another story...) Pretty awful design though when they have the shower controls in a place where you're gonna get wet, even hot tap can be cold initially of course!
Having to move the valve/handle to that wall was actually a blessing because it worked so much better that way. It's always nice to be able to turn on the shower and not get wet.
You guys showing all the "screw ups" whether your fault or not are worth more than any video showing perfection the whole way. I always get so discouraged when things don't go just right thinking I screwed up. But when I see that even the pros have bad days, again their own fault or not, it is reassuring that I am as capable as I think I am.
Nice job! I appreciate you showing and explaining how you solve little problems that most other TH-camrs skip over. Things like the light fixture screws that are too long, assembling the drain / trap and using the plumbers putty. Those jobs always end up so frustrating to me because I’ve never seen how someone with skill and experience do it.
What a relief. Job well done Stud Pack. Now we go back to Texas and hopefully, our lumber is waiting at the Stud Pack House driveway, ready for framing to start. Can't wait to start that job.
This mini bathroom remodel series was one of your absolute best! Teamwork, fun, great tips, creative workarounds, quality workmanship, and family. Thank you for your channel. You guys are the best!
This Hawaii interlude was an excellent mid-season workout while you wait to finish (start) work on the Stud Pack house in Texas. I didn't mind the long videos at all -- in fact, I'd love to see longer videos period. Great work guys!!
I have watched thousands of reno videos. You guys are usually the are the most informative, and helpful with practical application, help, and usable tips. Work is clean. Always solid and beautiful. If you ever feel the need for another apprentice let me know. 34, an electrician by trade, can read a tape, make proper cuts, and wanting to learn what you guys know. Keep up the good work. Thanks, and holler if your ever in the mid west :)
Biggest reason I love watching you guys is learning to be creative with things and overcome those little obstacles. I have a bunch of house projects I'm doing before I move out and lease it, one being the Utility room, and dang, it's crazy what random things catch you! You guys handle them with patience and ease and that encourages me to push through and just keep going!
ALL unique hurdles BRILLIANTLY overcome! Aesthetically beautiful! Built right! Space functionality maximized to absolute perfection!!! All without the use of the correct tool availability. You guys made those build as beautiful as our 50th state it resides! Amazing! Love you guys! God bless! Mahalo!!!!
Hey Paul. Doing a loop in a supply line is better than an s curve. Less water restriction and better durability/ less stress on the hose. Unless it's too short to do a loop.
Great demonstration of how skill trumps tool quality every time. We all love high quality tools but you reminded us how important it is to develop the skills of a true craftsman. Beautiful results.
The envelope cut is actually my favorite part. A lot of people don’t understand how hard it is to get those cuts to be clean. Cheap saws, worn blades , all these little things make cut sides look (even if barely) like cut sides. Thought to get clean clean cuts
A recessed medicine cabinet and moving the sink drain up a few inches in the wall were the only things that needed even more planning and more measurements to a very challenging project.
you can tell how genuine rad’s father is right away. goes perfect with paul’s genuineness. what a family you have surrounding you, jordan! great quick project.
I won't work more than 10 miles from the house...you guys took an airplane! That's crazy dedication and the results look fantastic. How you managed that without your tools and suppliers is incredible 💪💪👌👌
I love the fact you guys did this for Rad's dad and it looks awesome. There's something about doing a project for someone that maybe doesn't have the ability or skill set and is family or a friend that makes the end that much sweeter. We could tell his father appreciated this so much & it was great to watch, thank you stud pack for making his day you are all kind hearted. Jordan lucky at the end with that tile where the hole saw skated, close but well done mate.
a hint from one home repair specialist to Stud pack. When you install a new faucet always remove the aerator when testing the water to blow out any manufacturing debris and anything dislodged when installing new angle stops. I know you had a water flow faucet but most are standard, Great videos Stud Pack. MR FIXIT MAN
Great job .....love the way you are so calm when you get these niggleing problems ...I am a English man with a Dutch wife restoreing a Chateau in France ...i have put eleven new showers in here ..there are always bits missing ...so much so i have bought a load of spare bits to pre empt any proplems ..my wife comented that i could not video me working as if all the curse words were " bleeped" there would be no sound track !!!!! keep up the good work looking forward to you commenceing the next stage on the Texas new build !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I would caulk around the entire hole on that vessel sink. It prevents splash water on the vanity from running under the cabinet. I also usually caulk the edge. This sort of depends on the sink, some look better without it
It's really great and cool that you guys will run into really annoying or big problems and you managed to figure them out will limited parts, tools and time. I think that is the true show of ability of a craftsman. Love your guys' work! Also, to really get me to get to work on construction at my house, I watch a Stud Pack video to really get me going. Works every time.
I didn't get to finish my comment anyway, I was watching this one and the wood frame house with the big wooden trusses. I would just like to say I think you're a very professional guy "with" what it takes to do a real show on a network like DIY or something like that you come off looking real good. Anyway, just wanted to throw that at you. Keep up the good work. John...
The best part was the location of the shower valves. Your able to set the water temperature without getting wet. There was lots of obstacles to overcome and it worked out beautifully. Excellent job Stud Pack crew and helpers.
5:19 I think I woulda cut front if countertop for vanity and than used grinder and pads, or hand polishing blocks if no grinder etc to make that top fit before door instead of cutting back, as also left w/ small area for faucet. What I’d do, but not there…..so ya guys did best an awesome for what had and for being there, imo
On some shower mixing valves you can get them with the water turnoffs built in. You take the trim plate off and there’s a screw for the hot and cold line to the valve. Makes flushing and maintenance easier and no need to turn off whole house water.
Wow what a great finish to the bathroom. Love the craftsmanship on the vanity. You are a true professional. Now let's back to the house and get it framed up. Love your channel. Have a safe trip home
Job well done! Really enjoyed this trip to Kauai that you took…I think what I enjoyed most is seeing how you overcame every obstacle that came along! Shows Stud Pack is adaptive!
Ouch - those channel locks on those nice nuts! That hurt just watching when all you need is a 5/8 open end wrench - or like you said, a crescent wrench. I once forgot to check if hot and cold were reversed and I didn't find out until guests used the bathroom. My wife said "leave it", but I just couldn't. I went to swap the hoses and they wouldn't reach! Off to the store to buy longer ones and throw the short ones away because I was done with the house. Ha - I did noticed the toilet payer and forgot to mention it. Good work guys. You are a class act.
That's a dramatic transformation...great work, too. A nice family vacation and an excellent way to keep us entertained while waiting on everything to be ready in TX. Can't wait to see the new garage rising from that beautiful, hard-earned new concrete!
Excellent job with many useful tips that only experience may yield. As for the issue with the "D ring gasket", I thought about trying to using a fast dry gasket maker which, as you've seen, spreads like caulking or "PC 11" marine epoxy, which can dry under water. Being able to think outside the box, is, as you've seen, essential to winning and your team are all winners. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for communication, capacity, in following threw on issues some contractors miss such as use of "redgard", for added protection against water seepage, on that backer board. I think if the client would have wanted it, I'd have redone the door frame to either make it smaller or move it six inches over, if it was possible, without making more work then was needed.
Sink drains come with foam washer which normally sits where you used putty. Think I spotted it below. You can use putty as well to guarantee a complete seal from above so all good in the end
Nice work. I had to do a bathroom where I had to trim the vanity to get around a structural beam on the back; a royal pain but very satisfying to get it done successfully. My only suggestion would have been to install the light fixture over the cabinet pointing down instead of up.
These jobs away from a close vicinity of operations are a pain in the A. I've done a few and after every one of them i said never again but 4 or 5 years go bye and the memories fade and I'd say sure i can help and then say it all over again NEVER AGAIN. Now back the build can't wait paul. glad you left access to that plumbing part
I work in medical equipment repair. We feel your pain as well when you have missing parts. I had to inventory a lot of new defibs and we had missing/non-working parts.
I did this with my bathroom vanity, except I didn't cut the vanity. I cut half of the studs out but left the bottom plate in the wall. Then added wood underneath the vanity to raise the vanity even with the bottom plate. They sell cool looking wood vanity tops that you have to cut holes and size yourself at home depot. Then I just bought a bowl sink and separate long faucet.
Trust me....I know all about a 3 hour job turning into 3 DAYS!!!!! I have stopped doing "small jobs" that should "only take an hour or so"....and now build developments....it is easier to "steel" a missing part from another building until you get the time to get a replacement!
Really a perfect job and I like your videos they are real and simple and from the heart I look forward for your next video and I enjoy them god bless and thanks for the hard work I look at your videos from the Middle East and specially from kuwait
Loved this recent content guys. I was getting kind of worried with all the setbacks on the Texas house project. Happy to get that completion feeling with seeing you guys pull off this bathroom remodel. Perfect timing as I'm about to start mine too.
Great work, as always. Watching this series reminded me of building orphanages in Haiti. You never have all the tools or parts you want, but you have everything you need. Also, ‘ask a comment, drop a question’ ?! I think y’all have been on that island too long. 😂😂
Definitely excited to try my hand at doing my own bathroom when I move. I just hate having to step over the lip of a pre-made shower, or the side of a tub! I love the full, virtually seamless tile in the whole bathroom into the shower. Really enjoyed the Kauai videos, but I'm also excited to see Jordan's garage get started! Just turned 20, learning a lot from you guys, which has already been a huge help because my childhood home is being fixed up to be sold so we can move, and I'm the main drywall person in my house! I've gotten good feedback from someone with professional experience, so I'd say I'm doing a pretty good job for a first timer! Thanks guys 👍
Great job. Been through remodels where you have to adapt so things fit, work and are functional. Somedays I would go to the hardware store 7 or 8 times in one day. Gotta turn that toilet paper roll where it comes off the top. All hotels do that.
I did the same thing (removed the silicon gasket and used plumbers putty) for the two drains I installed in my house, and for the same reason. The silicon gasket leaves a well that is 100% going to get dirty quickly.
great job but I did see an opening on the grout line at the bottom of the shower when first entering the shower under the block windows first tile in and some openings (holes) at the right side of the second tile following on through the left side of the third tile or so it appears. check at 32:03 and pause and look you'll see it
Put a light colored towel or a drop cloth under the working are when mounting light fixtures. If you drop a screw or a nut, it will be easy to find. Awesome job on the entire bathroom and some amazing MacGyver work arounds!
I guess it’s a good…thing.. that there’s a freshly renovated bathroom and all y’all can harp on is the toilet paper.. 😂😂
For the record, we’re toilet paper in the front people 👍🏼
Without kids, in the front is the way to go. Great job guys. When you're a problem solver and refuse to give up, you improvise til it's done.
Definitely In the front.
24:43
"6" is just a little too short, IMO"
- She Said
The real question is....do you wipe front to back or back to front? 🤣
Hi guys !, I just recently installed a vanity and sink kit with the drain, well, the instructions say not to use plumbers putty, but to install a neoprene thin gasket that replaced the plumbers putty between the ring on the drain tube and the surface of the sink, tightened everything up and there were no leaks!, great video!!
So kind of you to do this for Rad's father. Very kind of him to host you guys as well. Hopefully you got to enjoy a little bit of the hawaii climate.
YES! Stud Pack with the frequent uploads. Gotta love it!
Agreed! 🎉
Impressed with the ingenuity with lack of materials and basic tools!
What a great series, start to finish and long videos with quick upload time between them. Love how you guys not only admit when you make a mistake (as we all do from time to time) but you turn it into a learning moment. It's going to be great to see the new construction continue on the US mainland, but this was one of the best series of home improvement I've seen, two thumbs way up for the whole team, those on camera and those working behind the scenes.
Always a good day when Stud Pack uploads. Great to see the finished reno!
I really like how the shower control is off to the side, instead of centered straight back behind the waterfall. Very practical. Nice touch. 🤙
Same! I'm remodeling my bathroom in the next 2 months and will totally copyntheir homework with the valve placement 😂
IIRC in video 1 they showed the limited options for drain and supply line placement, and this turned out well for all the right reasons. I'm soooo stealing the idea!
I did the same when I did my bathroom. Works great.
I did this in one of my own shower remodels and it's so worth it. Less issues with water stains and corrosion on the fixture. Plus you can reach in and turn on the water without getting blasted with cold water.
@@Vintagebleu So true. Thankfully we just have a flexi-hose one that you can dismount from the wall which makes it easier to not get cold water on you (bad for me cause my feet will get stupidly cold but thats another story...)
Pretty awful design though when they have the shower controls in a place where you're gonna get wet, even hot tap can be cold initially of course!
Having to move the valve/handle to that wall was actually a blessing because it worked so much better that way. It's always nice to be able to turn on the shower and not get wet.
You guys showing all the "screw ups" whether your fault or not are worth more than any video showing perfection the whole way. I always get so discouraged when things don't go just right thinking I screwed up. But when I see that even the pros have bad days, again their own fault or not, it is reassuring that I am as capable as I think I am.
35:00 that hug, thats the most hawaii thing. thats gratitude right there.
Those GFCI with built-in night lights are great! Put them in our house as we've been renovating and it's very nice keeping the outlets open.
I took mine out. I keep the door to my attached bath open and it was so bright it was keeping me awake.
Does it go on automatically at night time (dark) or does it always stay on? Can you turn it on/off?
It goes on automatically in the dark. There was no way to disable it.
Nice job! I appreciate you showing and explaining how you solve little problems that most other TH-camrs skip over. Things like the light fixture screws that are too long, assembling the drain / trap and using the plumbers putty. Those jobs always end up so frustrating to me because I’ve never seen how someone with skill and experience do it.
Awesome work! I'm a Kauaiian and just want to say the father and son relationship with your boys is amazing.
What a relief. Job well done Stud Pack. Now we go back to Texas and hopefully, our lumber is waiting at the Stud Pack House driveway, ready for framing to start. Can't wait to start that job.
This mini bathroom remodel series was one of your absolute best! Teamwork, fun, great tips, creative workarounds, quality workmanship, and family. Thank you for your channel. You guys are the best!
And no shoes
Vanity on a table saw. My kind of remodeling. Using what you have. No excuses. Love it
So inspirational. Love that tile job, especially the envelope cuts on the wood-look floor! Gorgeous. Fantastic video as usual, boys!
Beautiful bathroom, beautiful job. Two videos back I didn't think you'd have enough room for your aspirations.
This Hawaii interlude was an excellent mid-season workout while you wait to finish (start) work on the Stud Pack house in Texas. I didn't mind the long videos at all -- in fact, I'd love to see longer videos period. Great work guys!!
I have watched thousands of reno videos. You guys are usually the are the most informative, and helpful with practical application, help, and usable tips. Work is clean. Always solid and beautiful. If you ever feel the need for another apprentice let me know. 34, an electrician by trade, can read a tape, make proper cuts, and wanting to learn what you guys know. Keep up the good work. Thanks, and holler if your ever in the mid west :)
Biggest reason I love watching you guys is learning to be creative with things and overcome those little obstacles. I have a bunch of house projects I'm doing before I move out and lease it, one being the Utility room, and dang, it's crazy what random things catch you! You guys handle them with patience and ease and that encourages me to push through and just keep going!
ALL unique hurdles BRILLIANTLY overcome! Aesthetically beautiful! Built right! Space functionality maximized to absolute perfection!!! All without the use of the correct tool availability. You guys made those build as beautiful as our 50th state it resides! Amazing! Love you guys! God bless! Mahalo!!!!
Hey Paul. Doing a loop in a supply line is better than an s curve. Less water restriction and better durability/ less stress on the hose.
Unless it's too short to do a loop.
Watching again... love the part where Paul had to redo the mounting screw for the light lets me know i am not alone. Thanks Paul for your honesty !
Been there - done that too! 😂😂
Doing quality work with tools your unfamiliar with is testament to your skill level
Great demonstration of how skill trumps tool quality every time. We all love high quality tools but you reminded us how important it is to develop the skills of a true craftsman. Beautiful results.
I was watching an old stud pack video when the notification came up!!! Great timing!
35:25 Always feed those that are working on your home... Always helps....
The envelope cut is actually my favorite part. A lot of people don’t understand how hard it is to get those cuts to be clean. Cheap saws, worn blades , all these little things make cut sides look (even if barely) like cut sides. Thought to get clean clean cuts
5hr 5min jobs, we have all been there. Appreciate the reality of renovations. Great job!
Almost at 500k subs. You guy are my go to watch channel on TH-cam. Yall should post more vids ❤
A recessed medicine cabinet and moving the sink drain up a few inches in the wall were the only things that needed even more planning and more measurements to a very challenging project.
you can tell how genuine rad’s father is right away. goes perfect with paul’s genuineness. what a family you have surrounding you, jordan! great quick project.
I won't work more than 10 miles from the house...you guys took an airplane! That's crazy dedication and the results look fantastic. How you managed that without your tools and suppliers is incredible 💪💪👌👌
I love the fact you guys did this for Rad's dad and it looks awesome. There's something about doing a project for someone that maybe doesn't have the ability or skill set and is family or a friend that makes the end that much sweeter. We could tell his father appreciated this so much & it was great to watch, thank you stud pack for making his day you are all kind hearted. Jordan lucky at the end with that tile where the hole saw skated, close but well done mate.
Just finished flipping my 5th house....I LOVE YOU GUYS !!
I love to watch your videos as soon as they come out
I've seen some crazy things done with a table saw, but cutting a completely finished vanity cabinet is a new one. Great job!!!
a hint from one home repair specialist to Stud pack. When you install a new faucet always remove the aerator when testing the water to blow out any manufacturing debris and anything dislodged when installing new angle stops. I know you had a water flow faucet but most are standard, Great videos Stud Pack. MR FIXIT MAN
I was not so sure about that remodel at first but now its looking sweet.
Great job .....love the way you are so calm when you get these niggleing problems ...I am a English man with a Dutch wife restoreing a Chateau in France ...i have put eleven new showers in here ..there are always bits missing ...so much so i have bought a load of spare bits to pre empt any proplems ..my wife comented that i could not video me working as if all the curse words were " bleeped" there would be no sound track !!!!! keep up the good work looking forward to you commenceing the next stage on the Texas new build !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
that bathroom is BEAUTIFUL guys I loved it💕💕
I would caulk around the entire hole on that vessel sink. It prevents splash water on the vanity from running under the cabinet. I also usually caulk the edge. This sort of depends on the sink, some look better without it
It's really great and cool that you guys will run into really annoying or big problems and you managed to figure them out will limited parts, tools and time. I think that is the true show of ability of a craftsman. Love your guys' work!
Also, to really get me to get to work on construction at my house, I watch a Stud Pack video to really get me going. Works every time.
I didn't get to finish my comment anyway, I was watching this one and the wood frame house with the big wooden trusses.
I would just like to say I think you're a very professional guy "with" what it takes to do a real show on a network like DIY or something like that you come off looking real good. Anyway, just wanted to throw that at you. Keep up the good work.
John...
The best part was the location of the shower valves. Your able to set the water temperature without getting wet. There was lots of obstacles to overcome and it worked out beautifully. Excellent job Stud Pack crew and helpers.
6:21 my first thought was oh look they aquadefensed the whole thing 😅
Literally the only channel i have notifications on for. Love your vids guys. 🤙
5:19 I think I woulda cut front if countertop for vanity and than used grinder and pads, or hand polishing blocks if no grinder etc to make that top fit before door instead of cutting back, as also left w/ small area for faucet.
What I’d do, but not there…..so ya guys did best an awesome for what had and for being there, imo
Love that yall did all that for Rad's dad ❤ he seems like he'd be fun to hang around 😂 wouldnt mind seeing future cameos in videos now and then
Great use of very limited space bath looks spectacular, you made it work and look easy which is the hardest thing to do. Congratulations!!
For such a small space, you guys killed the design and usage of the area. Wow. Well done.
On some shower mixing valves you can get them with the water turnoffs built in. You take the trim plate off and there’s a screw for the hot and cold line to the valve. Makes flushing and maintenance easier and no need to turn off whole house water.
Wow what a great finish to the bathroom. Love the craftsmanship on the vanity. You are a true professional. Now let's back to the house and get it framed up. Love your channel. Have a safe trip home
Job well done! Really enjoyed this trip to Kauai that you took…I think what I enjoyed most is seeing how you overcame every obstacle that came along! Shows Stud Pack is adaptive!
The only thing better than your workman (and woman) ship, is your video presentation. You guys Rock.
Ouch - those channel locks on those nice nuts! That hurt just watching when all you need is a 5/8 open end wrench - or like you said, a crescent wrench. I once forgot to check if hot and cold were reversed and I didn't find out until guests used the bathroom. My wife said "leave it", but I just couldn't. I went to swap the hoses and they wouldn't reach! Off to the store to buy longer ones and throw the short ones away because I was done with the house. Ha - I did noticed the toilet payer and forgot to mention it. Good work guys. You are a class act.
Man beautiful!!!! I pray when I remodel my bathroom it looks this great. Thank you for all the tips/advice
That's a dramatic transformation...great work, too. A nice family vacation and an excellent way to keep us entertained while waiting on everything to be ready in TX. Can't wait to see the new garage rising from that beautiful, hard-earned new concrete!
"Ask a comment, drop a question" Am I doing it right? 😅On a serious note, this it a top shelf quality content. Thank you for your hard work, guys!
What a dramatic before and after. Congrats on finishing another great project.
"Ask a comment, drop a question." Perfect ending to a challenging remodel!
Excellent job with many useful tips that only experience may yield. As for the issue with the "D ring gasket", I thought about trying to using a fast dry gasket maker which, as you've seen, spreads like caulking or "PC 11" marine epoxy, which can dry under water. Being able to think outside the box, is, as you've seen, essential to winning and your team are all winners. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for communication, capacity, in following threw on issues some contractors miss such as use of "redgard", for added protection against water seepage, on that backer board. I think if the client would have wanted it, I'd have redone the door frame to either make it smaller or move it six inches over, if it was possible, without making more work then was needed.
Sink drains come with foam washer which normally sits where you used putty. Think I spotted it below. You can use putty as well to guarantee a complete seal from above so all good in the end
You guys are amazing. The team work is magical, the biulding is solid
Nice work. I had to do a bathroom where I had to trim the vanity to get around a structural beam on the back; a royal pain but very satisfying to get it done successfully.
My only suggestion would have been to install the light fixture over the cabinet pointing down instead of up.
Congrats Guy's on helping ur DAD rebuild his Bathroom. looks great Guy's. outstanding Hawaii bathroom..
This might be my new favorite channel....
Not bad for a bunch of studs packed with knowledge and talent. 😉👍
@23:00 ive also found plumbers putty to seal better than that gasket
These jobs away from a close vicinity of operations are a pain in the A. I've done a few and after every one of them i said never again but 4 or 5 years go bye and the memories fade and I'd say sure i can help and then say it all over again NEVER AGAIN. Now back the build can't wait paul. glad you left access to that plumbing part
I work in medical equipment repair. We feel your pain as well when you have missing parts. I had to inventory a lot of new defibs and we had missing/non-working parts.
I did this with my bathroom vanity, except I didn't cut the vanity. I cut half of the studs out but left the bottom plate in the wall. Then added wood underneath the vanity to raise the vanity even with the bottom plate. They sell cool looking wood vanity tops that you have to cut holes and size yourself at home depot. Then I just bought a bowl sink and separate long faucet.
There isn't a better way to start the day than with a stud pack video!
Trust me....I know all about a 3 hour job turning into 3 DAYS!!!!! I have stopped doing "small jobs" that should "only take an hour or so"....and now build developments....it is easier to "steel" a missing part from another building until you get the time to get a replacement!
Really a perfect job and I like your videos they are real and simple and from the heart I look forward for your next video and I enjoy them god bless and thanks for the hard work I look at your videos from the Middle East and specially from kuwait
Nice work in paradise Studpack.
Now the big work in Texas framing begins.
Love that bathroom! The colors and the tile just look so cool together.
Life changing remodel for him. Amazing.
Miracle workers!! Nice, beautiful details. No stone unturned, as per the norm!!
Loved this recent content guys. I was getting kind of worried with all the setbacks on the Texas house project. Happy to get that completion feeling with seeing you guys pull off this bathroom remodel. Perfect timing as I'm about to start mine too.
I like the teal paint in bathroom. It reminds me of my old 1995 Cutlass Supreme SL 👍
Great work, as always. Watching this series reminded me of building orphanages in Haiti. You never have all the tools or parts you want, but you have everything you need.
Also, ‘ask a comment, drop a question’ ?! I think y’all have been on that island too long. 😂😂
Definitely excited to try my hand at doing my own bathroom when I move. I just hate having to step over the lip of a pre-made shower, or the side of a tub! I love the full, virtually seamless tile in the whole bathroom into the shower. Really enjoyed the Kauai videos, but I'm also excited to see Jordan's garage get started!
Just turned 20, learning a lot from you guys, which has already been a huge help because my childhood home is being fixed up to be sold so we can move, and I'm the main drywall person in my house! I've gotten good feedback from someone with professional experience, so I'd say I'm doing a pretty good job for a first timer! Thanks guys 👍
Great job. Been through remodels where you have to adapt so things fit, work and are functional. Somedays I would go to the hardware store 7 or 8 times in one day. Gotta turn that toilet paper roll where it comes off the top. All hotels do that.
Man, I'm in love with those wood grain tiles!
Loving the old school Stud Pack vibes.
the tip about the cutting the screw... I had no idea!!!
Some how I missed this series of videos, all caught up now and what an absolute transformation, awesome job as always :)
Always important to take care of your family! Well done boys
I did the same thing (removed the silicon gasket and used plumbers putty) for the two drains I installed in my house, and for the same reason. The silicon gasket leaves a well that is 100% going to get dirty quickly.
Awesome job and when he hugged Paul .... Priceless ...Thx so much for taking us along ... Aloha ...
This is seriously some of the best entertainment. The frequent uploads are much appreciated!!!
Right on! Looks great! Well done! Back to the Lone Star State and get back in the saddle with the new build!!
Nice job. Glad to show problems and how to fix them!
great job but I did see an opening on the grout line at the bottom of the shower when first entering the shower under the block windows first tile in and some openings (holes) at the right side of the second tile following on through the left side of the third tile or so it appears. check at 32:03 and pause and look you'll see it
Turned out nice and he really tested your drawer screw stopper with his old man strength. Nicely done.
Excellent work. Think you should've covered the gaps on the sides of the sink, though.
Put a light colored towel or a drop cloth under the working are when mounting light fixtures. If you drop a screw or a nut, it will be easy to find. Awesome job on the entire bathroom and some amazing MacGyver work arounds!
You all are the sweetest. My husband watches for the DIY tips, I watch for the sweet father/son interactions.