Greg Left ME to work by MYSELF...Don't Worry I return the FAVOR
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- This episode is all over! First Greg left me to work by myself, but then I leave him to wrap up misc. tasks, and he even gets MIC'd up. I definitely had a good laugh when I got to watch the footage. I hope you enjoy it as well
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This needs a david attenborough-esque voice over as Kyle struggles after Greg left him alone to frame by himself and cameraperson just looks on from behind the cold-hearted lens. 😂
Today, boys and girls, we learn that Greg does ALL THE WORK! 😂😂😂😂
NO DOUBT LMAO
35 seconds into Greg working alone and we hear "Who needs Kyle?" 😂 That boy deserves a raise and maybe his own crew. 👍👍👍 Here are some thumbs up for Greg!
Kyle, I don’t know if the camera guy is a permanent addition to the channel or temporary, but, the video quality has vastly improved since he’s been there. Having a him there, really ups the educational factor with getting the shots you cannot because you still have to work. I’m sure it’s much easier on you as well with not having to worry about setting up cameras or being in frame. I’m sure it improved your work flow because of those reasons. I vote for him being a permanent addition. Also, shoutout to Greg for filming by himself and being more camera friendly the past few months of uploads.
lol this episode was hilarious, greg is great behind the camera, give that man a mic and a raise!!!!
Yes. Please give Greg a mic for everyday. It sure seems like he was a lot more comfortable in front of the camera in this one. If he's cool with it, he should definitely get mic'd up.
Believe it or not… not everyone wants to be in front of the camera and mic’d up
@@RRBuildings Totally. I thought I remembered that from a previous video. This one really made it look like Greg was enjoying it though. I say if he is enjoying, definitely let him! If he isn't though, we still love him!
@@RRBuildingsyou have said Greg is the strong silent type. Love how you are giving him grief though! 😂
@RRBuildings what is youre telegram ?
As a contractor who works mostly a lone, I employ clamps as my "Greg" so often to take care of things like this. Holding things in place with some 12" vice grips is a game changer!
Good to hear that Greg is missed so badly.... You love him Kyle! 😁👍😁👍😁👍
Each of you can do the job perfectly, but when y’all work as a team, things get done three times more efficiently. Plus, constant analysis and refinement of all related task; making this channel a joy to watch and learn from.
Greg has Kyle's mannerisms down pat. Well done.
They’re literally one and the same 😂
Happy birthday Greg! It’s been a pleasure watching you grow on this channel!
Nice work guys! Framing w/ metal siding for a barn/shop was my favorite kind of job. You two are hilarious when it comes to talking about each other. Good teamwork and able to handle solo work 🥂
I love it! "RR Buildings: The Greg Diaries". It's got spin-off written all over it :)
It’s good to see you back Greg. Amazing you have a wonderful voice. Keep it up.
By the number of times Kyle mentioned being alone, I'm worried about his mental state. Someone please take the man to lunch and let him know it's going to be OK.
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Thanks! Appreciate the team!
Greg funny as heck, ya nailed that lol
Nice to hear Greg explain what he is doing on the job site.
Most of the times, we just hear him singing in the background, witch I enjoy too. He can carry a tune.
Cheers from Sweden
Item for a video, the ground preparations, to include clearing top soil, grading, leveling, rock base for working followed up with concrete preparations.
Greg did a great job and was also entertaining. hope he gets more time being miked up in the videos.
Greg make great job today :) we want more Greg.
Good afternoon from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. You both make your jobs look easier than they are. 🇺🇸
33:20 This happens because the screw pierces the first material first and basically it has created a thread in the material. Once you hit the wood it might take a revolution or two before the screws bites into the wood. but the thread in your material has continued to thread on the screw and it creates this 1/16" - 1/8" gap between the material and the wood. I find the same thing happens when laminating boards together or sistering a stud. Yes you could over drive the screw it and let the neck of the screw draw the two piece together but you can also just back out a few revs and drive the screw in again, It like Predrilling with one tool in 2 steps! Great Tip and expiation, I hope most people understand that!
I am from southern Indiana and in the late 70s I was taught by the old timers building houses to drive the ring shank most of the way and then drive the wood together with the hammer, then take the nail home. If you just beat the nail, you dent the wood, rattle everything, and don't necessarily pull things tight like a screw would. Now we have structural screws that pull 3/8 joints together. I don't miss nailing for hours straight, but you are not crazy this works.
Greg did a great job while you were gone. Give him a raise. 😷👍
Greg you did amazing, such fantastic showmanship! 10/10
37:30 I actually have seen instead of framing a basement wall 2x6 they do it 2x4 but frame the wall 1.5 inches off the basement wall and will then house wrap that back of the walls before they put them up. This creates an air gap between the insulation and the studs and there is no way a batten can touch the outside wall. This keeps the insulation dry and allows for air movement should any moisture get back there. It's a smart idea!
Greg should mic up every day. He's really good at it, and funny. A natural!
Right? Him saying "Who needs Kyle?" killed me! 🤣
Haha! We need more Greg.
Filming Greg and having him do his commentary was the best bit, long overdue! 👍
The helper is invaluable. Hard to find good dependable help
I always hated to reside a house that didn't have this it makes zero sense to leave it out. I like how you overbuild it's perfect🤘🤘
theses lads seem like hella fun to work with. i used to work on site now im in the office. gotta say that having someone fun out with you makes a hard day easier and goes way faster.
I wish one day take a vacation to come and learn from you on site
The only case for completing attic-level Block-It across the entire gable ends would be birds’ nests and/or wasps’ nests in that interior attic space against the inside of the gable ends’s metal that, without the plastic wrap, would be resting against bare metal and could potentially result in condensation
Interesting to watch Greg working for himself think he’s doing a great job, and nice to hear him talking 😊
Love your work, guys! Seriously impressive! The back & forth shouting for each other with no one there cracked me up! 😂 👏🏼
@RRBuildingYTOnNicegramApp what's this?
Oooh,...good job, Greg! Competent AND entertaining!
Sounds like Greg needs an appreciation raise
Happy Birthday Greg…
Great job Greg! The ending was perfect.
Greg you were brilliant. The pupil becomes the master.
5:10 That is because you have built it so well that a loose column is a complete nonissue.
SE Tx. here our house wrap is called Tyvek and we plywood our gables all the way up . Tyvek covers that . In 35 yrs. of framing I've never seen House Wrap intentionally run partially up a gable . In areas that have an inspector it wouldn't pass. In all honesty I had to tear the Tyvek off of a garage that had been built 6 yrs. previous and I couldn't believe the amount of damage caused by moisture due to the deterioration of the Tyvek, 6 yrs ! I believe felt paper is a better way to go.
I think I like Greg on the Mic! Last few minutes of the videos were a lot more relaxing! lol!
Love y'all's videos!
Greg is the best, this channel would not be the same with out him!
With that end wall column not secured, we get a good look at how those are attached. Which I was still unclear on. We never get a really good view of those being attached.
Would love to see a behind the scenes morning workout... stay fit, live long!
This might be one of the Best episodes Ever !!!
👍🏻👍🏻For both of ya
I just want a mash up of you guys roasting each other ending in a 40 yard dash to the tool trailer. Slow motion and dramatic music
39:10 Greg with a mic? Never thought I'd see the day.
I thought you were Joking and talking to yourself. The camera pans to a 6'4" tall 2"x12" with a hat on it. love the channel.
Thumbs up for Greg, great guy!
amazing craftsman
Since I don’t have Greg here I’m just gonna use this 20” 2x6.
You should have Greg do more instructional videos. It lets your brain work differently trying to explain a process to the audience while performing the task at hand. " Grasshopper once the student, ....now the Master." Always look forward to show guys.
Nice to se Greg doing some work now, that must be because he's turned 30, he is allowed to work alone, and doo steel trim, without Kyle around.. more of Greg please..
Greg did a Wonderful job by himself!! Even sounded like you Kyle!! It's nice to have an employee that can keep the job going when the boss is away!! Stay Safe you all!! (maybe Safety Glasses when using the nail guns🤔??)
This video could be a drinking game every time "Greg" or "Kyle" is mentioned
Greg excellent job! It was hard when Kyle teared up because that 2x12 hurt to lift? I want you Greg to encourage him now that he turn 52 this yr! I am 64 and now work for amusement? To amuse my bank account? Anyway I really enjoy you guys I learn a lot even though I am a finish carpenter!
Ok waiting for the next!
More Greg!
@RRBuildings Kyle, I'm wondering if your truss maker could build your garage door header into the truss for you? Since you face nail the truss to the gable end wall anyway, just have them make it lower in the middle or even lower all the way across. If extra strength is needed double up on the entire gable truss, or just in the header area.
Greg's a legend 👍👍 more content with him mic'd up please 👌
Careful Kyle, it seems that Greg can take over and manage the job.
hola chicos sigo hace tienpo su canal y es hermos lo que hacen esos trabajos son muy hermosos seria mucho pedir subtitulos en español.,.,saludos desde argentina.,.,gretin from argentina ciudad de buenos aires.,.
Kyle is just the face, now we know who gets the work done.
Damn fine job !
Greg, you ROCKED that solo work. Why do you keep dragging Kyle along all the time making him look the hero. Now we know how these really get built, just like in all those home improvement shows...the real work isn't done by the host...PROOF RIGHT HERE!!! LOL...
Great work you two!
I was waiting for the camera to turn around and Greg not be there or a cardboard cut out of him lol
The G man is awesome! Put a mic on him every episode!
And one for Greg 👍
@ 34:36 top fascia right overlap is covered from view but the left overlap is not covered from view.
It has to shed water on downhill side
some hero's don't wear capes
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Batman and no Robin is like a bad dream,
one without the other cant work as a team,
but still gets it done and with errors at zero,
each sun-of-a-gun RR-build superhero.!
Awesome job Greg, Kyle you have some competition 😂❤
haha this was a good episode. Greg left u then u left him. Informative and funny videw
soooomebody is missing Greg!!! Nice hammer technique....seriously!!
Way to go Greg!
I love hearing Greg talk u need to have him mic up for future videos ❤❤
Two thumbs up for Greg 👍👍👊🙌
Great Job Greg!!!
Greg did all the work, while, Kyle, went on vacation. Job well done Greg. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hey Greg... ear protection!
Lol it looks like Kyle from the past! Great job
Gregg needs a raise!!!!
Greg did a GREAT job!!
Please keep Greg permanently mic'd up so we can hear the back and forth conversations between you guys, and yep he did a great job so thumbs up for the last 7 minutes, not sure about the rest Kyle 😆 only kidding great job as always guys
Отличная работа!!! Молодцы
Love the Bonus Footage. Mic the dude up more.
You go Greg!! Almost like finding out that Teller or Costello can actually talk too. 😉
Just not what he wants but Greg can do anything.
Great job Greg and you are a superman, Since Kyle left, you were able to put on the entire porch as well, but not mention of your accomplishment there 🙂 Ah, the beauty of filming.
Lol I wish Greg would have done the porch himself
Greg just understands that sometimes you gotta push the baby bird out the nest and let em fly.
Greg carries the show!
I wonder why the manufacturers of the wood blanks don't automatically laser on each and every blank, on each of the four sides, a ruler that fits the blank length. It can't be the redundancy nor the effort needed to do such a thing, it must be a conspiracy from the ruler makers.
Coffee Can Nails
The bromance is real. I'm here for it.
Great job Greg! Keep him miked up so we can hear him talk more.
Good job Greg!
If you need some help just call me greetings from Ben from the Netherlands ! Love your videos and masterclass work !
Mic up Greg more often.