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Can you recommend a contractor/finish carpenter who can do this in our home in Redlands, Ca?

really nice, thanks for the video

Interesting idea for a test but really this video shows that this setup exhausts the makeup air, not stovetop smoke, which is the point of having an exhaust fan over the stove. The simple variation that probably would have shown the effectiveness of the vent removing stovetop smoke would have had a lot more stovetop smoke and start with the exhaust fan on and the makeup air inlet blocked, showing how well the stovetop smoke is pulled out in that condition. Then unblock the makeup air inlet, and see the difference. It would have been interesting to see that.

What type of wiring do you use for key pads and control switches?

TLDR: Investing in larger projects, adding extra details and quality to construction jobs, refining pricing strategy, and clear communication with clients and subcontractors are crucial for success in the construction business. 00:00 🏗 Invest in larger projects to showcase capabilities and elevate the type of projects you get asked to do, even if it means sacrificing some profit. 02:06 💡 Invest in adding extra details and quality to construction jobs to market to clients and improve skills and education. 03:31 🏗 Always strive to put your best foot forward and continuously improve, even if it means over-investing, in order to avoid mediocrity and plateau in construction projects. 05:14 🏗 Understanding the architect's process, collaborating with the team, and fine-tuning the construction process for a better result. 07:41 🏗 Starting a construction business without loans, accumulating tools over time, and keeping overhead costs low can be successful, and working with a financial advisor is crucial for pricing decisions and potential debt. 09:52 🏗 Refine pricing strategy with team and financial advisor, use retainer for client commitment, work with trade partners for accurate pricing, develop scope based on drawings and specifications. 12:33 🏗 Clear and detailed pricing is crucial for clients and subcontractors to understand the project budget, while communicating specific job requirements ensures proper work and professionalism. 14:32 🏗 Detailed scope and accurate pricing are essential for construction jobs, followed by sharing the budget with the client and signing a contract.

You have to define the best result. What is that exactly?

Great advice!

Love your content and super happy to have found your channel! Do you happen to have a copy of this detail? I'm struggling with how to frame an eave detail like this.

Why not fill all the screw holes?

What product do you use to fill in your nail holes?

Hi! Do you have any follow-up videos for this project? I'm curious about the end product.

Why is one of those valves open

Its called a drip edge. Every balcony slab has them on slab ceilings in Florida.

When something is a flaw you feature it.

Only a fool uses stool. Im jp..or am I. No I am....👀

Ive seen something similiar in this rich guys house in Palm Beach, idk the name of it. But it had these separation lines in vertical and horizontal directions around the perimeters of the walls. Really cool look.

I'm giving this a try on some cabinets I'm making for my house after watching your video. Any recommendations for avoiding the end of the beading getting tear out when notching? It's driving me nuts.

To much talk, sorry.

I would like to remind everyone that that P.E.'s tend to forget that most people can't afford a 1million dollar home.

it is a plastic roof and you can see they're already turning white (bleaching in the sun) at the time of this video.

I like the idea but see one major flaw, a 10" passive return duct with no fan will not make up any more than maybe 1/3 at best the air being pulled out by that exhaust fan.

Looks like a complex cobbled mess

Also, it is ok to have some downtime on screen, don’t need to fill every second with your viewpoint

I don’t know the hosts or their channel but the “Master” carpenter strikes me as the type of guys to need to bring you down to make himself feel on par or as good if not better than you if that makes any sense.

@nikkikiska 0 seconds ago I don't know what chemicals are in this guy's hair product and leaching into his brain, but the rendering of that house looks anything but "nestled into the landscape" or "settled into the site." The rendering shows a house that looks likes its right half is perched atop a bunch of pushed up/graded dirt and the left half is about to collapse into that hideous void reminiscent of a high rise's rear service entry. Then he goes on and on about the "relationships" and "considerations" for the foundation layout, then a couple minutes later we find out that that footprint is just the same as the prior house but "extended in the back left."

You touch on it briefly, but I don’t think it’s covered enough regarding CLT. It is more than framing, but can be the finish surface for walls, ceilings and potentially floors. All wins for cost and schedule. You can balloon frame a single family home in a few days with fewer joints to detail. With exterior insulation long rain screen screws don’t have to hit studs blind and can be at any spacing. It just seems like a, elegant solution with a big upside structurally, aesthetically, and logistically.

What are the turn buckle supports actually called? I love the function. I'm surprised they haven't been used on any of the sites I've been on.

Sick of these low quality tattoo freaks.

The precision here is crazy! Nice work.

Is there code for the recessed outlets?

A lot of engineering happening here. Although consider that a hundred years ago and beyond they made curved roofs all the time and didn't go through half of this work or lumber to do so. And most of those structures are still standing.

Excellent video and beautiful work. Any videos on how they solder the corner bead?

Nice tip 👍👏

We did this system in Los Angeles city hall remodel. That stuff from the old days was very wavy.

Wow I don’t know where you found him I’ve worked with several architects over the years on cape cod and none of them seemed half as smart as him and never seem to relate well or have a good l to the actual construction of how it all goes together he is very very impressive. I’ve always said every architect should have to work a year in the field to really see how it all work. You can have the highest quality subs and carpenters but without proper planning and knowing how everything works together you can never achieve the highest levels of quality. Heads up I think you might be even pickier than me on the framing or at least the same plan on days of power planning walls flat and modifying walls to fit right. I know it saves a lot of time but I just know you won’t be happy with the quality it’s not as bad as a modular home it’s right between that and a custom stick home it’s not even all their fault you just can’t calculate so many wall sections to add up to the exact measurement you want it’s not possible with the lumber available today.

I think all the guys here in the chat that have been saying how the trades have sucked for a while I'm missing the point I think you can all realize that the last probably 35 years have not been great for people in the trades unless if you own a business or are in a certain area where you can charge a lot but the next 20 years are going to be a lot better because of supply and demand and there's a huge under supply of people that can do that work we're not talking about the past or talking about the future.

Any Natural light getting in there ? only one means of egress is out the garage door? what if the electric car catches fire blocks my escape?

are the legs and head 5/4" or 1"x4" ?

Should the bottom of the window where it meet the PVC be caulked?

Did i miss the valves on that manifold?

But you need 8 batteries to keep both going all day, and if you cant charge the batteries then what do you do?

Providence

great video & great design /engineering, yet simple and eliminates a lot of equipment needed. Just one question.... you mentioned the backdraft shutter on the intake vent... is this a manual flap, or motorised & linked to the fan switch ?

I would feel right at home in a school like this to do things by hand again wow! Fortunately I cannot stand now for long periods of time like to have had a school like this when I became a coffin to the United States Union carpenter that was strained for 4 years, to become a journeyman carpenter. Need this in the United States. The coffin says junior should borrow from the Swiss all of these ideas

That's going to be an awesome house but so far outside the reach of most people money-wise that I would personally hesitate to call anything about it as redefining builder's grade. But best of luck with it, and I'm going to be following the project with interest regardless.

How do you install large tile on ceiling safely without it falling off? Is it thinner pieces ? Special cement for.ceiling vs wall?

The concrete looks great, how is the block like pattern achieved and can it be rotated horizontally?

Fine looking roof, might look into it as a weight saving option for my trailer. Few Q's: __1 square weighs? __White stack going to be skinned with copper or shingle color sleeve? __probably need DaVinci to answer but, IF one must cut a shingle vertically, is there a solvent to meld 2 cut pieces together? __IF a piece needed shortening and maintain a flush look, will it belt sand down or will the belt gum up? __Woodpeckers a problem on roof tiles? I've seen them bang through plastic siding. THANKS!!!

What is exactly did you used to spray the top of the footing with to act as the capillary break? I remember being on a jobsite and seeing a cube of block on the ground but covered and the block was still soaked from the moisture wicking up from the ground.

I'm sure that this non-traditional home style, in a traditional style neighborhood, will cause much angst with the neighbors.