This is NOT a window sill but it's often called that
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- čas přidán 30. 05. 2023
- Nick walks through the interior trim and finish details starting at the Needham Project. Looking at the trim work and crown work.
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Site Visit walkthrough of high-end new construction projects. Looking at trim and crown details provided by Kuiken Brothers.
Building products, cabinet tips, new building secrets, and framing become architectural details. New construction and renovation, ideas start and finish with building and running successful builds.
NS Builders operates in Boston, Newton, Cambridge, and in the greater Boston area. Currently, 4 projects are under construction with a few new projects coming soon. - Jak na to + styl
Love the KB profiles. I have actually just used them in my own home and they are extremely beautiful. Huge thank you to NS Builders for introducing me to KB.
... and ... First. :)
You're welcome. It's our go-to
How do they price up when compared to your traditional lumber dealers stock poplar preprimed?
Very competitive
Full range of finger joined profiles not available locally, it would be like comparing apples and oranges. 10/10 would use again. Replaced all trim on 1st floor of modern colonial for less than 5k. Not standard install with some highly custom application.
Thank you breaking down that window, its exactly what i've been looking for and explained perfectly.
I'm loving this whole project. I pass by the site regularly on my way to certain clients and I parked on one of the side streets a few weeks ago, so I could have a better look. As I was admiring the front and getting a nice in-person look at the front elevation, Mike happen to be walking by on the sidewalk and we engaged in a short but friendly conversation. I will say to you what I said to him. You should be very proud of this project, it is amazing work you and your team have done, and it will add a tremendous amount of beauty and value to the community in which it has been built.
Thanks so much man, appreciate the support and you chatting with Mike, he's a rockstar.
I think the mirror behind the door is a wonderful idea. I am trying to think of a way to include that in an upcoming bathroom remodel.
You won't have yourself looking back at you unless you want to. Brilliant!
Exactly, mirrors are usually installed for utility.
Top notch and impeccable attention to detail as always Nick, thanks for sharing!
Thanks!
Would be nice if in a future episode you went into detail about painting; what brand you use, how many coats, sprayed/brushed, what primer...etc. great work as always.
Noted
Love the hidden mirror linen closet detail, and every over detail you guys do!
Thanks!
Love the idea of using the Schluter in the laundry room!
Key detail
@@NSBuilders Thoughts on why you didn't install a floor drain?
Love the channel and how it goes into details of carpentry. I think workmanship of it is never shown like the way you explain it. A lot of small details are express on this channel and that’s a plus!
Thanks.
Love the quality and details of your work. Definition of professional. Looking forward to seeing the finished product.
Us too. thanks
o men, i wish i can talk like you. good video.
The best choice for water control in any room is a strategically placed floor drain. I use ceramic tile baseboards in wet ares.
Yes! That stool extension is done the same way I like to do it too
Solid
Any concern with a crack forming along the line where the stool meets the extension?
Millwork is eye candy for me 👍📐🇨🇦
Same, check out Materia Millwork CZcams for more.
Great work! ESP on the trim!
Thanks
So clean dude I love it
Thanks man. Have you used the Kuiken profiles?
@@NSBuilderswow. When the master, Richard, brags on you, you must be doing something right!! A stated above, good clean work!
@@NSBuilders I have not used them yet. But I have seen a lot of them in person at Brent’s office. They are so nice. Like everything you said in the video. The deep cuts and shadow lines.
@@FinishCarpentryTV Amen! Let me know if you want to come hang in Boston, happy to let you try it out!
@@NSBuilders that would be awesome! Thank you!
Great video. About to start trimming out a house which requires a stool to be attached to jamb extensions. The supplier advised me to attach the stool to the extension by dropping the stool down 1/8” and then just nailing the stool to the extension. Said this would prevent cracking along the line if I attached the stool flush with the top of the extension. Thoughts?
beautiful.
What adhesive are you using on the window trim miters? It looks "thick" and was wondering what the setup time is with the clam clamps. I've used Infinity PUR for a quick setup, the the clams and traditional glue when needed.
What product do you use to fill in your nail holes?
I’m looking for ways to get rid of as much trim and profiles as possible 😊
Man, the details are so awesome.
Appreciate it.
so what is the difference between a window sill and a window ledge....
A bit surprising that in a house that big the two bedrooms don't have en suite bathrooms. Maybe it's smaller than it looks? The millwork is awesome.
Every bedroom does, with the exception of the two back bedrooms that the boys will share.
What are the corner clamps being used on the window trim?
Clam Clamps
👏👏👏
Shrinking in the winter? I assumed it was summer with heat and moisture loss? Love the amount of detail you guys go to on your jobs 👍
Winters are dry in New England and Summer's can get quite humid. Wood shrinks in the Winter and expands in summer.
@@picklesthecat177 Exactly
I think the hidden mirror is the first time I've ever said that's stupid about something in an NS Builders video. There's a lot that I don't like personally, but I've never called it stupid until now.
Always appreciate your support Cole even when you don't like it✌️
Personally I think it's brilliant. Seeing your full reflection in the mirror from the bathroom doorway or while otherwise using the restroom would be jarring. At the same time, it's really nice to have a full length mirror. This gives the best of both worlds.
@@definitely_not_a_robot Our thoughts exactly.
@@definitely_not_a_robot I think opening a door that goes to no where is kinda jarring 😆
You could go to Costco and fill that space up with toilet paper!
That's some good quality work. Hopefully your carpenters are getting paid good because most people don't take that much time to do all that work and won't achieve those high results simply because they would spend way too much time.
Got to take care of your people
@@NSBuilders For sure. I just know what they pay where I live for a full trim job and am betting you guys are getting paid much more if they can afford to take their time like that :)
Doorways look narrow, maybe just because they're so tall?
doors are all tall and plenty wide.
Nah. Doesn’t matter what side it’s still a sill. Idc what anyone says 😂
white trim and white kitchens are so dated
Lots of “dated” details, but not all white kitchens are created equally. Nor will this kitchen be white
looking forward to seeing it. not in this case but so i see so many caulk and paint to cover up sloppy trim work.
Wait a few years. Styles always go in and out of fashion.