When I saw this Pop up, I was like finally. I've been anxiously awaiting for your next video. Thank you. I'm enjoying the process of this build. Be safe and blessed.

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

Your nail gun pretty much built that house.

@Onry1

4 жыл бұрын

don't forget the sledge hammer...

@befer

4 жыл бұрын

@@Onry1 sledghammer did the opposite to be fair

You are such a hard worker! It's inspirational!

I just found your channel and I am watching all 55 of these 12K videos. This one has to be my favorite. It reminds me of the way my Dad worked. Work like yours is becoming a rare art.

I know almost nothing about construction but I really enjoy to watch your videos! They are really entertaining and I love to see how the house comes together 😊 Greetings from Chile!

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

I fell off the roof watching this

Whoever decides to get into that house should see this series. Know what it was like before and what they have now. Excellent work!

I love all progress that is being made! I love watching your videos. I think a white trim would really look nice and make it look like a polished home.

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

Most likely doing white trim. Using grey as much as I can for maintenance reasons, weathers well compared to white.

This guy really trusts his ladders

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

I trust my cat like balance.

@yazilliclick

6 жыл бұрын

Homemade Home it's 100% foolproof up until it fails!

@jadonmiller1513

6 жыл бұрын

working in renovations...i've seen a lot worse.

@lt34102

6 жыл бұрын

My DH is a little older than you and also a Carpenter. He also thinks he's a Superman. He works in high end projects where he has to wear booties to protect finishes. HIS cat-like balance has failed him a few times lately on the ladders, wearing those stupid booties. Be careful...don't get too cocky! BTW: you're doing a great job!

Just a piece of advice for next time you're taking a roof off- flat bladed coal shovel. It works pretty much the same as the potato fork you were using, but you can just shovel the pieces off the roof. Also, you can pull a lot of the nails with the blade.

I love seeing this house coming along. I get so excited watching these videos about this house. Can't wait to see this beauty finally complete.

The 🔨 no of the nail for felt paper was putting me to sleep! What relaxing no ASMR video. Thx for posting this series.

I'm so impressed with you doing so much by yourself and in the dark as well. Good on you.

When I heard police sirens I just had realized a simple thing. I was playing GTA V while this guy was renovating his fourth house! Man you're doing great. Two hands and bright mind, talent and skill - that's quite enough to build everything. Can't wait the spring to come to renovate some more lovely stuff at the summer house ;o)

You are so impressive...the way you come up with all your ingenious ideas for a one man construction project...You give new meaning to the saying "Where there is a will there is a way!" The house is looking so cozy and homey...really coming together.

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, glad you like them. If you have time, share a link to my channel with your friends and family if you feel they would be interested. Hope to see you in the comments again.

@SherrylChavarria

6 жыл бұрын

Will do :)

Been following along with your progress. Looking good. White shutters would be nice, give it a little character to go with the white gutters. Lol ignore all us back seat drivers if it’s not in your plans. Great job. Looking forward to the next video.

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

I don't mind. I'm doing the grey for a low maintenance color. It will have white features in the end but the majority will be grey.

@lt34102

6 жыл бұрын

Check the vid. closely. He's got white trim on the windows and a white front door also. It will look nice.

@joeyleerobbins

6 жыл бұрын

Shutters are nothing more than giant wasp nests. I hate them but that is my humble opinion....lol

@hollewoodfurniture8190

6 жыл бұрын

I actually came here to suggest some faux white shutters as well! Wasp shouldn't be a problem if you seal them up properly.

Who needs help when you have a 2X4 and a clamp! I love it

You are a perfectionist. I love your work ethics and the results that you produce!

White trim with a cute black door and a white stair case up to the front door and an outdoor pendant light would top off the outside. It's looking soooo good!

@kathleenreadinger2068

6 жыл бұрын

Sarah Carolyn red door, would pop!

Wowie zowie. What a difference the overhangs made on this little home. But you're killing me doing the straddling of two ladders!

A roofing tip:Use six inch nails so if you see one loose you can go into the attic and pull it down with a pair of pliers without climbing up a ladder.

I was so excited when this popped up. Love watching this house come to life. Your doing great!!!!!!

The house looks incredible! Especially when you think what it was like when you bought it. Cinder blocks, rotten wooden panel walls and a floor with damp and a fire patch! Incredible

When you want it done right, do it yourself! Really nice work! Much better house and looks very good! The before and after shots only show the finished product. But your hard work to get there is captured by the video. Gonna be a great little house for someone!

I'm impressed that you are doing the work by yourself. You have to think things out like how to hold things in place. I also work by myself and know about the challenges. Looks good.

Yes, yes, gray for the roof!!! Looking really good. Thanks for the update...

The house is looking more beautiful with every video you post of it. Keep up the great work. 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

So satisfying! I have enjoyed watching this series. Your little $12,000 house has come a long way from what it looked like when you bought it. Can't wait to see what you add for a porch.

I like the trick you used with the cinder block, 2x4 and, and clamp! I'll have to remember that!

I am truly amazed at how you are able to do nearly everything by yourself, your very creative figuring out bracing/support for whatever your working on

Wow I admire your techniques for handling large materials single handed!

Looks great. I really like that you did not make the soffit level and build bird boxes. It looks so much better without those things. They always just seem to rot and start falling apart. Your design is much cleaner and modern looking.

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I'm aiming at a slight craftsman style house with this one...it'll show more in the end. I like the overhangs simple like this. My area has a good amount of craftsman houses and I really like their roof lines, especially big overhangs.

Happy to see the video pop up.. you are so inspirational.. can’t wait to see end result

Love the progress, I built a 12x16 garage/shed to home standards last summer, this reminds me of all the fun I had, keep up the good work!

Quality over quantity for sure. Looks great, can't wait to see the details come out.

Finally, actually get to see a real home renovation, not that HGTV fake stuff. His responses are hilarious as well. Good, and can't wait to follow the progress.

It's always inspiring to watch this project progress! Have a good one!

A nice walk around porch would be nice it would make the small house look a lot better some shutters

@alfalenkas6451

6 жыл бұрын

Jacob Field + a little wooden fence around the property would look awesome too

This is great! I'm glad to see that you scrapped the old roofing materials, because so many people just toss new stuff on top of the old roof. I'm getting a lot of ideas for a guest house. Would you own a cinder block house?

I love how you made a second pair of hands for yourself with the clamps and wood pieces to hold things.

I really like seeing the progress. It's really cool to see it come together each video!

What a difference. Great job.

The ladder-to-ladder crawl at 9:10 had me giggling, cheers. Pretty cool how you use a clamp and board as your 'helping hands' too.

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks

I see why it took a while to upload. All that work by yourself. Inspirational man. I really enjoy your videos man. Great work on the house. Getting prepared for some projects of my own and your videos help get me in the right mindset. Thanks

I have waited for this update. So far So good! Keep those updates coming.

Enjoyed as always..love watching the progress of this place - always happy for a new video.

Really makes the place look great!

Like the way you come up with ways to build alone. Smart

with the spraying, handy tip. keep the tip your using, but buy either the same one in Fine finish, or better still, fine finish low pressure. The tips are marked 515FF or 515FFLP etc. Also run a medium filter in the gun handle. That will significantly reduce your overspray, and you'll use half the material to paint. Prob about $35 over there for those two mods. I generally use a 312FF or a 412FF for most stuff, it has an ovalised spray pattern more like a HVLP gun spray pattern, so you dont end up with lines or a hard edge as you get with the standard tips. Treat yourself to a cordless nailer too lol. You can buy tips that spray a 2 inch fan, up to a 24 inch fan. But the fine finish part makes a big difference. The first number in 315 - so the 3 x 2 = 6 inch fan at 10 inches or so. the 15 is the orifice size. So for thick paint you want a 12 up to 15, for finer stuff, gloss 08 10 etc. So 3(x2=6inches)15 or 315 310 312 etc. General exterior house paint 312FFLP / 412FFLP

Glad your back man!! Great video as always

You have come so far with this, it’s looking great!

Absolutely loving this channel, it's fascinating to see how the place is being transformed in addition to how building practices differ from here in Scotland. One criticism however, please, please, please wear a respirator when spraying paint!

Been waiting so long for this video. Love watching your renovation on this house. Can't wait for the next one.

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks

I like it a lot more when you're talking and explaining things to us.

U are such a joy to watch. And very inspirational!

Great job. Hope you make out well. You are being really smart about your future. Best of luck.

ITS LOOKING GREAT.

Looks so much better

I've been waiting for this video upload for awhile. And as always a Very Awesome job . 👍😊 God Bless🙌

I see a lot of comments asking why didn’t you just demo and build from new. Aside from cost savings/permits etc... there is also a bit of fun that comes out of rebuilding something that has character. I have a soft spot for older functional things, not to mention, you are reducing your carbon footprint, and to that I salute you sir.

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

If I had a new house built there wouldn't be all these videos for people to tell me what I could be doing better!

That ladder dance was something to see Well done. As usual, great video! Thanks!

I can't wait to see the house all finish

Just a suggestion on your plywood roof. Measure down from the top on 4 foot centers, pop a line at the bottom and start your first row. That puts your cut at the bottom, which you can do on the ground and then just put a small piece on at the bottom. And you dont have to cut on the roof getting slick saw dust up there. Just a thought. Great work though.

13:30, wow, that's a really big difference.. good work bro!

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Accidental ASMR, started falling asleep. Probably shouldn't watch these while I'm tired if I want to learn anything xD

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

Sorry to be so peaceful.

Place is looking great

Love the solo man worker technique. House looks great bud keeper rollin!

Looks infinitely better

You always do a wonderful job, always love your videos.

Ladder hoping, love it! Use to paint and I did the same thing...

A small porch for the entry and the porch roof would keep out the rain..when opening the door. Enjoy watching your journey.

WOW! Looking great!!

I love you so much. These videos make me so relax. Thanks for making these. I love you

I used the same plywood and had to replace the whole soffit about a year later. I since learned but all plywood needs to be painted on both sides to not draw moisture.

Clamps are your friend. Awesome old school craftsmanship.

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

Clamps are my friend for sure.

I think it was genius of you to add the sleepers on the inside of the front and rear fascia to support the soffits.

I love how you do your roofs over there in the States. It's way better than our clay roof tiles. More water proof too

I love the before and after pictures at the end Great Work !! i enjoy this channel and learn a lot from you.

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I'm learning a lot doing all this myself! Glad you enjoyed it.

You're a wizard. I wish I had the skills you have.

I agree about the shutters. Also some window boxes in front. Curb appeal will go a long way for resale. You are doing a great job.

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the ideas.

Wow you are awesome !! Love this house just right for a newly retired lady like me..lol

I was kind of surprised that the underside of the old roof was in as good a shape as it was

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

It only had a few bad spots, but it was 1/2 ply on 2 foot spacing so it was a little wonky, that's why I covered the whole thing instead of patching.

@ckent32

6 жыл бұрын

I was actually going to ask why you did that. HAHA I'm thinking I'm about to have to need a new roof, so I'm actually watching you to see if there's some little thing I can pick up on and not look like an idiot if I ask questions. I love this series, man.

I’ve been waiting. Thank you. You have been working hard 😓

Well done.

Keep up the good work big difference

Looks great man!

Looking good!

Love your channel, such a unique idea!!

Love the videos man!

Great work

Amazing work ethic. Glad you posted was going onto H.C. withdrawal pains.

Leaf blower on the roof, classic. It’s how I clean the gutters out a few times a year! On no! Stereo in the trash trailer? Sad. It really is amazing how great this house is starting to look with the stucco and amended roof lines/eaves. Personally I’m eager to see what sort of front stoop you’ll build.

Take that back, house looked so different on outside. I subbed when you first did this purchase. Lol. You have Come along way. Congratulations! Hope all is well and look forward to more videos.

Good and quality Job.

Lots and lots of hours in this project and almost all done by you!

super nice job ! greetings from ***POLAND***

I love this project!

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you, if you have friends and family that would enjoy it, please share a link to my channel. Thanks again.

YASSSS!!! I was so waiting for this!

Looks great!👍😊

I binged watched this entire series in one day. He damn! This was so interesting. Good work! Subbed.

@homemadehome5575

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, if you don't mind, share a link to my channel with your friends and family if you feel they would be interested.