I would probably bribe that forklift driver to set all that flooring material up on the trusses 🤣but you guys are obviously cheap!! Guys from Texas are used to steaks not pizza 🤣
Dude from Jennings that delivered the subfloor dropped a deck pack for me a couple weeks ago. We talked about y'all and he confirmed that all of you are cool as a fan. Being within 25-30 mins makes me want to come work a week or two on a job. I miss some of my old crews because working with a well oiled machine is awesome! Good job guys 💪
I work in commercial construction and these are the kinds of details which get missed more often than not, unfortunately, because the MEP engineers are often working at a different pace or with a different set than the architect. We find stuff that gets missed between architectural and MEP drawings all the time.
Space on the site may have been the limiting factor. It's a shame some of the trusses couldn't have been delivered to the top of the walls, especially the long ones.
As a truss designer, a good way to design those trusses that would’ve prevented you from having to grind out the concrete would be to get rid of the end vertical and start the first diagonal from the top. So if the truss is long or building is shorter by a 1/2”, you could’ve cut the bottom chord by that much and eliminated the grinding issue
In my part of the world, those trusses are called flats. BC Canada. I build the largest roof in this province, a three piece. Two flats 72 feet long connected in the middle with a 74 foot flat with a one inch camber in it. It was a Apple Packing warehouse.
I never realized how complicated building can be. The placement of a toilet and how the stack has to not fall where there is a truss problem. My hats off to the Architects that have to think about so many things.
Great job guys, I am a witness of the excellent work you guys do, we did the concrete slab as well as the stamped concrete on this house, thanks for posting about our work.
Love watching you guys. I'm learning a ton of stuff about on site construction while doing my architecture homework. Super entertaining and I can tell you guys love your job. Keep up the good work, From, NYC
Or a truck with a crane like in Sweden, lift trusses and subfloor directly from the truck bed. Wonder when they will get trucks with cranes in US/Canada?
@@Hoonasmeister Take a look at MattBangsWood's video from a few weeks ago, we already have such trucks. Really just depends on the site, the builder, the truss company, etc.
Hope you're using a high-efficiency particulate filter when you're cutting and grinding concrete Eric. Ideally you should be using a respirator with a P100 or N100 filter to ensure maximum protection. A close friend who I worked with has been a builder for decades and he would often not use the correct protective masks when working with concrete, he now suffers from severe Silicosis. Silicosis is such a debilitating condition it's hard and sad seeing my mate suffer just because he thought he'd be okay or didn't find the time to protect his lungs and himself... Protect yourself out there guys...
I work around molten steel, and the guys that respray the ladles with refractory seem to have zero concern for what's in that mixture. Comes as a powder, mixes with water, and then pumped through a sprayer where its partially aerosolized... high silica content in it and they just don't seem to be bothered 🤷😞 I wear a P100 silicone half face mask full time, I don't wanna find out what terminal illness that stuff might give me right when I'm about to retire
Wow! That's a lot of work. I love all the great attitudes I see from everyone. It's good to see the PBB crew getting the help on this project from Texas owned, STUDPACK! thanks for another great video, PBB.
Just wanna say big fan of what yall do ive been doing this for over 6 years and yall still teach me stuff i didnt know keep up the amazing work and congrats on 1M
@@justinballard7242hahaha I think Jordan works when the cameras are off cause he’s the camera man. You can see him in the back ground working in Timelapse and stuff
Hey, just wanted to say I've been following the channel for a while. The videos are awesome and I love to see them in my feed; it makes me happy. I'm in college now though, I don't have a lot of time. I hopefully can watch the content, but likely not as frequently as I'd like. Just wanted to share my gratitude and share a bit about me. Keep being awesome! :D
It's really fun seeing the other perspective of things I saw in the Stud video a few days aflm Like the mouth cam which obviously we couldn't see until now. Looks as crazy as it sounded.
I had to chuckle at the shirts vs no shirts. Were there any team competitions happening during this collab? Keep up the great work everyone. I am subscribed and regularly watch both channels.
I know around here a crane is usually at least 500 an hour with a 4 hour minimum, so a minimum of 2000 dollars just to get them up there, you'd need a lot of man hours to make up the difference. A telehandler would be a better option
Probably would save a lot of time and frustration by having the hold down bolts drilled and mounted AFTER the trusses and just have a few tapcons to initially hold it
You should have absolutely used Your impact driver with a spade bit and not Your drill. Any drill bits that are designed fit into an impact driver with the 1/4 hex bit are designed to use with the impact driver and not the drill. So You dont snag up and hurt your wrist and make the hole bad. The impact driver gives you the a way better faster job on spade bits especially.
Big fan of keeping the job site clean. Guy I used to work with refused to tidy up unless it was the end of the day... sometimes not even then. You should see his house. No wonder he's still single.
this is a great job for you all - you need more gravel and a big diamond blade saw but overall great progress - you will be building walls again soon #lull #scissorslift - don't run it walk it
Wow. You can really see it start to take shape after today. I'm really bad at imagining what something is going to look like 3D when looking at plans or the shape of the footings. This one was especially confusing because of the layout. BUT I'm starting to "get it." Thanks for an amazing job as always.
Should've had the guy with the fork lift put your decking on top of your trusses instead of on the ground. Doing a great job though. You guys can help me build my retirement home next year. 20+ years USMC/US Army
I have been a long time watcher and follower and would like to know how you all met,jason ,ray,johno and harlow,I know Jason's from florida,but that's about it....thanks,love the show...👍👍
I do a lot of listening to CZcams while working. I watch/listen to PBB as well as Stud Pack. It confuses my brain to listen to this video and hear voices from both channels. LOL
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I would probably bribe that forklift driver to set all that flooring material up on the trusses 🤣but you guys are obviously cheap!! Guys from Texas are used to steaks not pizza 🤣
Dude from Jennings that delivered the subfloor dropped a deck pack for me a couple weeks ago. We talked about y'all and he confirmed that all of you are cool as a fan. Being within 25-30 mins makes me want to come work a week or two on a job. I miss some of my old crews because working with a well oiled machine is awesome! Good job guys 💪
Literally my 2 favorite channels on youtube for years
Me too
at 15:30... your Architect did a great job on that! Catching that plumbing and having the stack come up that way. great work
I work in commercial construction and these are the kinds of details which get missed more often than not, unfortunately, because the MEP engineers are often working at a different pace or with a different set than the architect. We find stuff that gets missed between architectural and MEP drawings all the time.
I hope when Stud Pack gets a million subscribers you guys help frame Jordan’s house.
Really looking great!!!
All Day!!💪🏼💪🏼
I think a rental telehandler would have upped your productivity with all those guys moving trusses. Great content. Loving this build.
Space on the site may have been the limiting factor. It's a shame some of the trusses couldn't have been delivered to the top of the walls, especially the long ones.
Plenty of room no excuse not have rented one.
right. here in germany would be a small crane fot the hole construction time...
As a truss designer, a good way to design those trusses that would’ve prevented you from having to grind out the concrete would be to get rid of the end vertical and start the first diagonal from the top. So if the truss is long or building is shorter by a 1/2”, you could’ve cut the bottom chord by that much and eliminated the grinding issue
not one video too long. seems like it always ends abruptly. it's captivating, enthralling. It's an Emotion
Watching PerkinsBuilderBrothers from around the globe!
Well done guy's what an awesome team working together. Take care be safe.
I’m loving these videos! Great to see the different ways that you guys build in the US!
In my part of the world, those trusses are called flats. BC Canada. I build the largest roof in this province, a three piece. Two flats 72 feet long connected in the middle with a 74 foot flat with a one inch camber in it. It was a Apple Packing warehouse.
I never realized how complicated building can be. The placement of a toilet and how the stack has to not fall where there is a truss problem. My hats off to the Architects that have to think about so many things.
That went by too fast! Love that y’all are working together, my two fav builder teams!
Great job guys, I am a witness of the excellent work you guys do, we did the concrete slab as well as the stamped concrete on this house, thanks for posting about our work.
But weren't your lines like, not parallel to the walls?
Loving Studpack on the build!! Thanks for the entertainment today!! KUTGW
Love watching you guys. I'm learning a ton of stuff about on site construction while doing my architecture homework.
Super entertaining and I can tell you guys love your job. Keep up the good work, From, NYC
Imagine how much easier this would all be with a tele-handler
Or a truck with a crane like in Sweden, lift trusses and subfloor directly from the truck bed. Wonder when they will get trucks with cranes in US/Canada?
@@Hoonasmeister Take a look at MattBangsWood's video from a few weeks ago, we already have such trucks. Really just depends on the site, the builder, the truss company, etc.
Hope you're using a high-efficiency particulate filter when you're cutting and grinding concrete Eric.
Ideally you should be using a respirator with a P100 or N100 filter to ensure maximum protection. A close friend who I worked with has been a builder for decades and he would often not use the correct protective masks when working with concrete, he now suffers from severe Silicosis.
Silicosis is such a debilitating condition it's hard and sad seeing my mate suffer just because he thought he'd be okay or didn't find the time to protect his lungs and himself...
Protect yourself out there guys...
I work around molten steel, and the guys that respray the ladles with refractory seem to have zero concern for what's in that mixture. Comes as a powder, mixes with water, and then pumped through a sprayer where its partially aerosolized... high silica content in it and they just don't seem to be bothered 🤷😞 I wear a P100 silicone half face mask full time, I don't wanna find out what terminal illness that stuff might give me right when I'm about to retire
Wow! That's a lot of work. I love all the great attitudes I see from everyone. It's good to see the PBB crew getting the help on this project from Texas owned, STUDPACK! thanks for another great video, PBB.
Love the videos and this series. One tiny question, where's Jhonno?
Noticed he was avoiding the camera in last weeks video
@@carlenekiker7596 I just spotted him on the Stud pack video. Wonder if he's gotten camera shy
We notice when he's gone.
@@hawkbane2000I noticed a few videos ago someone sent an email saying they heard Jono cuss in the background and didn't like it.
You guys are pushing the envelope on the complexity you can handle. It shows, but you're learning. Good for you.
Looking forward to the flooring going down and more walls being built. Great job to both channels, you guys are awesome!
Just wanna say big fan of what yall do ive been doing this for over 6 years and yall still teach me stuff i didnt know keep up the amazing work and congrats on 1M
A awesome couple of day hanging trusses good video everyone involved & everyone stay safe see ya on next video from central MS
So happy yall collabed. Im a big fan of both of yalls channels. Yall do great work and care abput your craft. It would be a pleasure to work with yall
my two favorite builder channels
Must be nice to have the extra manpower of Rad and Paul.
Hey now! Don't forget Jordan! You can't put a price on having a hype man to keep you encouraged!
@@SmokeGSU Jordan doesn't do anything but film
@@justinballard7242hahaha I think Jordan works when the cameras are off cause he’s the camera man. You can see him in the back ground working in Timelapse and stuff
@@justinballard7242 He was climbing up and lifting those trusses up to them! But I get it... 95% of the time he's a camera man
😂😂😂oh no he didn’t #truthhurts
10:20 I love watching the gaining of knowledge you show as you work such as using the Egyptian boards!
Compromising a mending plate on a girder truss. I don’t know man
Great to see Papa studpack in NC.
Someone finally engaged their brain...Takeuchi to the rescue.
Always remove the bucket when using the boom and stick as a crane.
I'm sure somebody else has asked... But where is Jono?!
Haha, I just asked that too.
He doesn't like hard work, so it seems he made the right choice to vacation just now.
Love this combo crew Perkins + StudPack = greatness :)
Hey, just wanted to say I've been following the channel for a while. The videos are awesome and I love to see them in my feed; it makes me happy. I'm in college now though, I don't have a lot of time. I hopefully can watch the content, but likely not as frequently as I'd like. Just wanted to share my gratitude and share a bit about me. Keep being awesome! :D
Paul is a force multiplier.
That sounds like a great Tshirt logo! 👍
Yes! My day has been made with another video!
Never even thought it was such a project to build a house. Wow! Amazing. Love what you bring us.
My two favorite construction channels. You all work well together.
Good episode. Hope to see you all in town soon.
It's really fun seeing the other perspective of things I saw in the Stud video a few days aflm
Like the mouth cam which obviously we couldn't see until now. Looks as crazy as it sounded.
Awesome job fellers. Much love from Appalachia Kentucky.
I’m in Colorado, which has a couple of aesthetically pleasing spots 😊. But WOW, your view at that build site is AWESOME!!! Just wow.
Respect to the older guys doing construction. It's demanding.
Good thing you had help, Stud Pack, for this section of the build. Those trusses are long and heavy, but you already know that.
That was a lot of work! So glad you had @StudPack to help y’all out!
It’s looking good guys!
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I Love watching you guys working together on a big project, i am also a subscriber of StudPack! i am surprised seeing these guys on your channel,
I had to chuckle at the shirts vs no shirts. Were there any team competitions happening during this collab? Keep up the great work everyone. I am subscribed and regularly watch both channels.
Seems so counter productive to not hire a crane to set those trusses. Couple hours to set them all on top. Then come back and spread them to layout.
I know around here a crane is usually at least 500 an hour with a 4 hour minimum, so a minimum of 2000 dollars just to get them up there, you'd need a lot of man hours to make up the difference. A telehandler would be a better option
Probably would save a lot of time and frustration by having the hold down bolts drilled and mounted AFTER the trusses and just have a few tapcons to initially hold it
As an added bonus the Stud Pack boys got to experience the Perkin Brothers workout program.
Two of my favorite CZcams channels. Great videos as always thanks!
I was wondering how long it would take for Paul to clean up the work site, lol 😆
I happened upon this page and I stayed up all night watching your videos. Great content.
Almost like a conga line moving those long trusses up the hill, I was waiting for them kick up their legs in unison to some Tequila music
You should have absolutely used Your impact driver with a spade bit and not Your drill. Any drill bits that are designed fit into an impact driver with the 1/4 hex bit are designed to use with the impact driver and not the drill. So You dont snag up and hurt your wrist and make the hole bad. The impact driver gives you the a way better faster job on spade bits especially.
You guys know you have that pretty yellow scaffold just standing there, ready to help with the trusses? 😁
Jamie looks so stressed from having a new crew who doesn't do the exact work that he prefers
It's fascinating to me how complex the framing appears to a lay person. Impressive!
You Guys are simply Amazing! Keep up the great builds and YT content.
You do whatcha gotta do whatcha gotta do whatcha gotta do!! Well done!
Big fan of keeping the job site clean. Guy I used to work with refused to tidy up unless it was the end of the day... sometimes not even then. You should see his house. No wonder he's still single.
Jay with that brutal Papa John’s commentary lol 😂
this is a great job for you all - you need more gravel and a big diamond blade saw but overall great progress - you will be building walls again soon #lull #scissorslift - don't run it walk it
This collab is the hero we didn't know we needed 💪
the waterfall looks really cool nice video
Oh my garsh, so much progress. Great job guys
Complex build. Jamie's on top of it. I like Jamie. I like Ray. Chase seems cool.
Great collaboration
Inspectors here would require a letter from a engineer to drill for the bolt. Easier to cut the bolt off and drill in a new on a couple inches over
Wow. You can really see it start to take shape after today. I'm really bad at imagining what something is going to look like 3D when looking at plans or the shape of the footings. This one was especially confusing because of the layout. BUT I'm starting to "get it." Thanks for an amazing job as always.
Hi ho hi ho it's off to work we go 😂😂😂😂 all you guys walking with that truss looked like the 7 dwarfs ❤
Wow that went up quick. Need to get them back in a few weeks to help put the roof up 😅. Well done everyone, missing Jonno
Should've had the guy with the fork lift put your decking on top of your trusses instead of on the ground. Doing a great job though. You guys can help me build my retirement home next year. 20+ years USMC/US Army
I've been a carpenter for about 40 years in NJ and would love to work on a job with them anytime. Looks like fun to me!
Really enjoying watching you ants run all over that build. Great idea inviting stud pack really enjoy it.
I think a Palfinger crawler crane would be useful sometimes.
It’s very cool that you have the Stud Pack team with you for a week. Good cross pollination Eric.
It's a good job that it's a comedy show.
Always great to see your videos
Couldn't be a better time to basically double your crew. Stud Pack to the rescue!
Great team guys.
Good Thursday morning!
Awesome work. Take care…
Fulfilling video.😊
Sensational work 👏🏿 👌🏿 crews..
Stud Pack is STUD!!!! I have susceptible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have been a long time watcher and follower and would like to know how you all met,jason ,ray,johno and harlow,I know Jason's from florida,but that's about it....thanks,love the show...👍👍
Ray, you apparently did not see Stud Pack's footing nightmare. You should check it out.
Yes. They called it mud pack for a reason
Great vid guys!
Amazing work guys! Always fascinating.
I do a lot of listening to CZcams while working. I watch/listen to PBB as well as Stud Pack. It confuses my brain to listen to this video and hear voices from both channels. LOL
Great stuff!
Make a boom stick to lift that sh*t up higher with the machine. Ya'll got plenty of extra wood layin' around.
Great job guys....keep it up
Great video! Didn't see Jono in the video. Maybe he was the cut man.
14:32 haha metric system would come in handy with calculating haha
Hit them Good tomorrow, sorry just missed out in the Auction.
Thanks Charles
This is a super big house like a hotel.
Another amazing job❤
Thanks!!