Ok to be clear , using a straight edge does not make you a beginner...the way this dude is cutting his seams is ridiculous...if it works for him that's great , but this method is nonsense
@@robertbirchfield4939 for a nice seam you want a straight edge on both sides of carpet. This may pass for plush carpet but those crooked lines won’t work with looped carpet
@@carlcardigan6439 , back in the day when carpet was made better, we called it ,, reverse rowing! Following the lines on the backing! You can still do it if its your only option but I've never been in that situation. In this video he is seaming last. It should be the first thing you do. Most plush carpets are straight edged, they sell a 2 4 6ft special straight edge for carpet. I have them all. Berbers, you use a row finder and a top cutter and theres still tricks on how to use them! Southern boys, have some good videos on carpet! Good day.
So I can't tell you missed 2 and some might say 3 steps. You definitely need a board under so you don't burn your padding and also you need a small 16in 2x12 on top of the seam to press the glue into the carpet to make sure no return for repair is needed
Everyone has their own way of perfecting. This technique could be effective. I do believe in using a straight edge. This is straight up Eyeballing. You could run into a lot of trouble using the Eyeballing technique. You have to be absolutely spot on
You’re right Tim Bell This guy is getting by like so many others in the carpet business he doesn’t have a clue. The only thing he did right was cutting the seam from the back it is totally wrong and straight edges are not for beginners it’s a mistake proof tool if you know how to use it correctly.. he does not have the sense to stretch away from seams this joker has more callbacks on wrinkled carpet. And seams coming apart no doubt. Over 30 years experience Speaking here
It appears he stretch the room in before you did the swam interesting very interesting, so how are you going to get a good stretch let me guess you just loose laid it kicked it with a kicker. Give me my money somebody will be back in a year to fix it.
Thank you so much sir for your explanations. I have watched several of these videos and this is the first time someone indicated how long to sit the iron before sliding it forward. Very helpful indeed.
Stop trying to show people the incorrect way to do things. I’ve been in the flooring business all my life and to see the things your showing people is completely wrong
professional installer here!!!! what ever you do "DON NOT FOLLOW THIS INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO THIS IS NOT AT ALL HOW YOU PREP A SEAM" it may work for this certain type of ferzay carpet but not all carpet behaves the same. hire a professional
I have some installers putting my carpet in and I could tell when they walked in it was going to be a mess. Patna hanging down, using box cutters.. They are still working on the seams, I’m gonna give it awhile and try not to jump the gun, but if I can see the seams I’m gonna raise hell with the store owner
@@jeremyfinan5737 , Right!!!! Lay the rug out,, burn the seams using sealer, tractor, a weight or vac! Then stretch with power stretcher! Watch some of his other videos, there must as bad!
Josh, this video shows how not to install carpet!! The carpet was rippled. You generally always burn seams , then stretch the carpet after ,pulling away from the bubbles. You don't want to stretch carpet before seamming! I've watched some of his other vids and it's like he's showing the wrong way on purpose! Southern boys have some good videos! Good luck! And don't be afraid to ask questions!!
@@stevehamman4465 …I don’t know anything about carpet but you seemed to know your profession to the T. This video shows a very lose carpet, give it a week and you’ll def see bubbles everywhere.
FriskyAzelf, back in the day we would flip the rug over and cut down one row, trying not to jump rows. We called it "Reverse Row Cutting". I love all the new tools they have now. Makes it easier, faster and more efficient! I also am old enough to see a seam. Learned when I was like 14 haaa
Question do you pre load your seam iron with glue off the tape? I noticed if you keep it on there to long ittle pickup glue onto iron. Thanks. Quick response be appreciated im doing my carpet now
This videos it’s just for home owners that wants to install carpet at their homes .. a professional installer doesn’t make this terrible way to do the join ..
For a d.i.y. .......what if I don't have the carpet seam iron......can I make the cut and use some kind of glue along both edges once cut, and may e put a weight on the seam overnight?
Could I use this technique to join two 4x6 rugs together to make a 8x6 area rug or does it need to be used for wall to wall carpet only! Would the tape hold the seam??
I like how the guy uses a ‘ loop pile cutter blade ‘ in his knife … I prefer to use concave blades , however, everyone has their own different styles. Good job mate !
Ok to be clear , using a straight edge does not make you a beginner...the way this dude is cutting his seams is ridiculous...if it works for him that's great , but this method is nonsense
Why do you say that
@@robertbirchfield4939 for a nice seam you want a straight edge on both sides of carpet. This may pass for plush carpet but those crooked lines won’t work with looped carpet
Can you not follow the "grid" on the bottom? Is it not perfectly straight? D:
@@carlcardigan6439 , back in the day when carpet was made better, we called it ,, reverse rowing! Following the lines on the backing! You can still do it if its your only option but I've never been in that situation. In this video he is seaming last. It should be the first thing you do. Most plush carpets are straight edged, they sell a 2 4 6ft special straight edge for carpet. I have them all. Berbers, you use a row finder and a top cutter and theres still tricks on how to use them! Southern boys, have some good videos on carpet! Good day.
If there's so many experts in the comments, then why are they here watching a how to lol.
Because there's nothing more than a know it all likes better than to find someone else to complain about!
Couldn’t of pick a easier carpet to join for a video
I always use a little three foot strate edge when cutting door way seams I’ve never free handed a carpet seam
Unfortunately, I only can give you one thumbs down 👎🏼 but here’s the other one
So I can't tell you missed 2 and some might say 3 steps. You definitely need a board under so you don't burn your padding and also you need a small 16in 2x12 on top of the seam to press the glue into the carpet to make sure no return for repair is needed
Everyone has their own way of perfecting.
This technique could be effective.
I do believe in using a straight edge.
This is straight up Eyeballing.
You could run into a lot of trouble using the Eyeballing technique. You have to be absolutely spot on
Loved the video!
No weight or sealer? You tucked both sides as well ,what about your stretch?
Come on man are you even a carpet installer? The gloves act like a weight And sealer
You’re right Tim Bell This guy is getting by like so many others in the carpet business he doesn’t have a clue. The only thing he did right was cutting the seam from the back it is totally wrong and straight edges are not for beginners it’s a mistake proof tool if you know how to use it correctly.. he does not have the sense to stretch away from seams this joker has more callbacks on wrinkled carpet. And seams coming apart no doubt. Over 30 years experience Speaking here
It appears he stretch the room in before you did the swam interesting very interesting, so how are you going to get a good stretch let me guess you just loose laid it kicked it with a kicker. Give me my money somebody will be back in a year to fix it.
Been installing for 20 years and I have always used a straight edge, never free hand cut never
Yeah don’t cut seams like this from a 36 years of carpet installing.
No straight edge- no seam weight- seams after the room is already installed???
what’s going on? People just wake up and decide to go lay a rug? 😂
Always do the seams first than
Stretch the carpet
The logical inconsistency to not use any of the correct tools but than tell you not to “chintz “ out and change your blades 🤣
I recently started watching ur videos for some help on my diy project. Dude. Ur videos are super helpful and great. Thanks for all you share.
Thank you so much sir for your explanations. I have watched several of these videos and this is the first time someone indicated how long to sit the iron before sliding it forward. Very helpful indeed.
No roller, no tractor roller no seem bored 😴
Stop trying to show people the incorrect way to do things. I’ve been in the flooring business all my life and to see the things your showing people is completely wrong
Never heard of you, so maybe your flooring jobs are shit? Different does not always mean wrong.
@@michaels.ramsey7803 how can you hear of me if you don’t even know my name lmao idk man my pay says other wise
@@ShadowBannedagain no need man, I use a straight edge :) you know so the cuts straight
This is not the right way
…it looks like it’s gonna wrinkle pretty fast, that carpet is not well stretched.
Absolutely no way do not ever do a seam like that it will fail
professional installer here!!!! what ever you do "DON NOT FOLLOW THIS INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO THIS IS NOT AT ALL HOW YOU PREP A SEAM" it may work for this certain type of ferzay carpet but not all carpet behaves the same. hire a professional
do you have a link to a better video? May help other people if they know.
What's the proper way?
@@Kwkeaton , Southern boys. Utube . I'm not tech savvy! Good luck!
I bought my carpet from a local guy and the crew installing doesn’t seem to be very professional. I’m praying they get the seams right.
U ain't no professional making that comment U would know there's multiple ways to install
Why is that technique frowned upon in the industry if it is highly effective?
Where’s the weight lol and your seam roller?
I have some installers putting my carpet in and I could tell when they walked in it was going to be a mess. Patna hanging down, using box cutters.. They are still working on the seams, I’m gonna give it awhile and try not to jump the gun, but if I can see the seams I’m gonna raise hell with the store owner
This is not carpeting this hack/flyby night shit
I tried this method lol not great
For me
Fit Floors no worries! Whatever is the most effective way for you is the right way to do things and at least you tried it!
I always use roller to roll on the seam
How much for yard on labor
Thank you! I got my first one done today 🎉 I appreciate the step by eye
Awesome! I am going to try it. Thanks for sharing.
That's crazy
Another thing why don't you use the seam roller and weight?
Bro can you imagine what this seam looked like after the home owner vacuumed once
@@jeremyfinan5737 , Right!!!! Lay the rug out,, burn the seams using sealer, tractor, a weight or vac! Then stretch with power stretcher! Watch some of his other videos, there must as bad!
Because he really doesn’t know the correct way. 😂
No weight brother man
But that's super loose its already rippled. How do you seam it under tension properly
Josh, this video shows how not to install carpet!! The carpet was rippled. You generally always burn seams , then stretch the carpet after ,pulling away from the bubbles. You don't want to stretch carpet before seamming! I've watched some of his other vids and it's like he's showing the wrong way on purpose! Southern boys have some good videos! Good luck! And don't be afraid to ask questions!!
@@stevehamman4465 hey Steve I got a carpet question for you if you get this message let me know?
@@joeschmuckatelli3198 what's up ???
@@joeschmuckatelli3198 , where are you at?? I'm in the Cleveland Ohio area.
@@stevehamman4465 …I don’t know anything about carpet but you seemed to know your profession to the T.
This video shows a very lose carpet, give it a week and you’ll def see bubbles everywhere.
This is the most unprofessional seam I have ever seen. Why not use the straight edge?
FriskyAzelf, back in the day we would flip the rug over and cut down one row, trying not to jump rows. We called it "Reverse Row Cutting". I love all the new tools they have now. Makes it easier, faster and more efficient! I also am old enough to see a seam. Learned when I was like 14 haaa
@@stevehamman4465 pretty sure a straight edge has been around a few thousand years 😂 wouldn’t call it a new tool by any means
Great visual and verbal play by play.
Daniel Nicholson thank you!
2:01 lmao I do the same move ! I use all my body parts 🤣💯 that part so accurate, great video
What type of jeans you got on
Loved the commentary, and this tutorial is on par! Thanks for making videos. keep'em coming my dude!
Invisible?
2:08 😂 My man's roasting hard.
I watched a carpet guy install mine - he used the lid of the toilet tank to press on the seam as he went - seam is completely invisible.
Can this procedure be performed if you have two carpets of different colors
Question do you pre load your seam iron with glue off the tape? I noticed if you keep it on there to long ittle pickup glue onto iron. Thanks. Quick response be appreciated im doing my carpet now
This videos it’s just for home owners that wants to install carpet at their homes ..
a professional installer doesn’t make this terrible way to do the join ..
That’s crazy this video should be called how to fuck up your seams
Wow,that's awesome! I hope my carpet guy does it that good on my mom's room edition.
For a d.i.y. .......what if I don't have the carpet seam iron......can I make the cut and use some kind of glue along both edges once cut, and may e put a weight on the seam overnight?
🤣😂
Sick of tile and phoney wood floors...
I love carpeting
They're are a lot of industry's where they don't use their heads
That’s all totally wrong what he’s doing🤦🏼
Can’t afford a straight edge? 😂 wow
Looks good to me you just saved me a few hundred bucks. Thanks
Nobody listen to this guy. Nothing he does is right.
would you join it first before laying?
Haven't you heard of a straight edge?
Very informative. Thank you!
This is complete hack work!
Nice technique! However not using a straight edge EVERY time I disagree with, steady hands or not.
Thank you sir. You are the man. I will be doing this in my home now
No straight edge or row cutter I guess
Hey bro love your style thanks for the tutoring
Can you use clothes iron ? 😮
Could I use this technique to join two 4x6 rugs together to make a 8x6 area rug or does it need to be used for wall to wall carpet only! Would the tape hold the seam??
Of course it would work
No seam roller no seam weight
Why don’t you use a tractor ?
I like how the guy uses a ‘ loop pile cutter blade ‘ in his knife … I prefer to use concave blades , however, everyone has their own different styles. Good job mate !
Wowgreat video and it was fast and worked
Good video,great explanation,unique character....
Your voiceover is so awesome, keep it up
This is a joke right??
Bro you’re nice with it
You don’t need a weight
Omg thank you so much been trying to do a seam for days. After watching you did it the very first try thank you!!!!
Love the smooth talk😂
Thanks for the video. I’ve been wanting to see a close up of how you do that. I’ll have to try it. 👍🏻
Walt Bee thanks! Keep me in the loop, let me know how it goes
Carpet Expert Blueprint Ok. I will. 👍🏻
Carpet Expert Blueprint I did a seam your way today. Worked fine. Thank you.
Can I use. Regular iron if I don’t have a seam iron
Not a chance in hell.
good one
Is there a way to fix a seam without that iron.
With glue ..
Way to go carpet mike!!!!
Hey, you’ve got style and you got class...I like it and the finished product looks flawless. Good job!
This style carpet is likely the only way you will get away with cutting the second side like that 😆
You did a good job people will start installing their new carpets by there self , carpet installer will get laid off permanent, LOL 😝
Never that u must not work in new subdivision
The more I watch your video, the more comedy it becomes. See this is why you go to a high-end store and pay top dollar fake it till you make it right
Good meme keep them coming