Clicked this fast AF

Amazing how drywall helps in making it look like a house!

When I was a kid, and my dad was remodeling the house, he had us both on ladders holding up the rock to the ceiling and I got yelled at because I wasn't strong enough to keep it in place. Good times, good times.

@adammastny8613

5 жыл бұрын

Same.

@ryangadow6927

5 жыл бұрын

Same. What kind of childhood would it be if you never held Sheetrock overhead with your arms wobbling like jello??

@Schnot

5 жыл бұрын

Or when you’re “helping” work on the car and you get yelled at because you’re not holding the light right.

@willyfriesen2451

5 жыл бұрын

Yeppers but the guy yelling at me was my older brother

@Jim-pz5jb

5 жыл бұрын

Same haha

Congratulations on passing inspection and getting some power in there to use your tools and have light!

Eddie Redmayne could play you in the $12,000 House movie 😁

@ShaynaLloyd

5 жыл бұрын

Casey Claiborne I love this comment so much 😂

@neatofication

5 жыл бұрын

Omg that’s who he resembles a little!! Omg I finally got it!

@Beruthiel45

4 жыл бұрын

I thought it was Orlando Bloom. 😊

I was getting withdrawal symptoms from not seeing any new videos of yours. Thankfully you uploaded today. Great work, keep up the progress.

His electrical work is so satisfying to watch.

13:00 Our 1964 house had *one* circuit for all the kitchen outlets. When we renovated it, we replaced the 60 amp panel with a 200 amp panel, and ended up with plenty of separate circuits: One for the fridge, one for the dishwasher, one for the garbage disposal, one for the microwave, and the other receptacles were separated into 3 different circuits. 5 years later, and I'm still just happy I can run the toaster and the microwave at the same time without tripping the circuit. :)

@homemadehome5575

5 жыл бұрын

I'm familiar with houses like this.....pretty much everything I've bought and rewired.

Coming along nicely. Just for future reference you can use a panel jig for caring drywall and plywood ect. They are fairly cheap and easy to make. It's just something to think about to help save your back and arms. Thanks for sharing and God bless

I mean - obviously dry walling makes a huge difference, but damn! - dry walling makes a huge difference :)

My wife loves it when the drywall is hung and the services are hooked up...makes it look like a house and not a construction zone

The migration of the "junk" from room to room is something that resonated with me. LOL

Drinking game: Take a shot for each grunt after successfully driving a screw.

Love when a house starts coming together! Goes from a big open space with studs to a house with individual rooms.

I absolutely love that you point out your mistakes and explain why it happened, how to fix it, and how to prevent it from happening again. I learn so much watching your videos, all of this just fascinates me. The house is looking fantastic! Great job!

Great update! The house looks like it's coming along really well.

It's nice to see these going again!! Thanks for all the work you put into these.

So glad to see you back! Thanks for the upload! I'm looking forward to more, and hopefully a little how to on more drywall.

Yeah it’s comming together. It’s bringing back memories from when we did up my house, swapped everything from the outer walls and in, had to learn on the go... man the pain from working in all those strange angles and long into the early hours, geez I’m not doing that again! But I don’t mind watching you do it. 😁

Lookin' like a house! Amazing how much some drywall changes how you view the same space.

Congratulations on passing your inspection! The place is really taking shape now. This has been quite the journey and I'm excited to see the finished product. Thanks for sharing!

I can appreciate how careful you are. Even with taking down the old. The tip on wiring just one outlet makes very good sense, and is much safer. Good video. Thanks for sharing.

Yaas! Hope you are well, thanks for this little pick-me-up vid on a Thursday 👌

I rented one for $20 since I won't be using anytime soon again, these are great tools and make the job a 1 man operation very easy.

Love the videos. Nice to know I am not the only one that covers at least one box when putting up drywall

I've been waiting for drywall day since the very beginning! : ) This is beyond exciting!

Love these videos. I recently drywalled my house with a local builder. My first time ever doing anything like it and it was great fun. Now I know what I'm doing I could do it myself in future along with the stand you're using. It's amazing how a house comes together as the drywall goes up.

Yay for electricity!!! Its really coming together! The intro, going into the home? That porch was just great! Can't wait for the next video!!!

This is so exciting, it's not even my house and I'm excited to see the dry walls go up.

Love the honesty and straightforwardness when it comes to making a mistake. We all do em from time and time and you own up to it. Followed by what you would have done differently 👌🏽

I cannot begin to explain how much I enjoy watching your videos thank you so much for all of the time and effort you put into it! You are a great teacher and I hope the very best for you!

Good to see you making some progress again.

You would think I was moving in when you get done. I be so excited to see your progress. You're doing great!!!!

The grunting is 100% necessary for a good job. Love the video👍🏻

What a neat tool. I had no idea something like this existed this would have saved me a ton of time and effort in the past.

I love these videos. It’s like watching something between This Old House and Magic Mike.

@homemadehome5575

5 жыл бұрын

No familiar with Mike

I am emotionally invested in this house

I've been watching this series since day one, I'm looking forward to the final product and couldn't be more impatient for those videos. Keep up the great work man!

Nice to see the dry wall going up.

So excited to see it coming together.

i cant believe iv just watched 41 of your videos. amazing work, cant wait for the next one.

thanks for taking us along for the build

Thanks for sharing this journey with us.

Well done, I've not been getting notifications of new vids in a while. I am glad to see you're making progress. I watched a couple of your other vids on the 12k house. Looking forward to going through the back catalogue. Keep up the good work

Hey!, I have one of those drywall lifts. I've got a 10' ceiling, used the lift plus I bought a couple of the budget price scaffolds that were useful as well. The guy I hired to finish the sheetrock was impressed with how good a job I did. I'm certain they hang it faster, but not any better. Those items paid for themselves on that job, plus you can sell them when you're finished and get a good chunk of your money back.

My brother and I were taught to use the chalk out of a chalk line to outline any electrical outlets. Then, We would place the drywall againt the oulets and have the exact outline we needed to cut out for each outlet. Yes, you are handling the drywall twice, but no measuring and no mishaps with unwanted holes. It made the job go a lot smoother for us. Carolyn

Can’t wait to see the next video

No one can accuse you of being lazy. You’re doing stuff I wouldn’t touch without a crew. Great job!

Very excited!!!!!

My dude....the number of times you've closed your eyes when drywall was falling is incredible. You could use those safety glasses you're wearing ;p (this is said jokingly, before people get all offended)

Was taught to do the bottom sheet on the walls first, then the top sheet can just sit on top of the bottom sheet as you screw it in. Love the vids.

@homemadehome5575

5 жыл бұрын

I do it this way so I can put the top under the ceiling tight.

I have no idea how I originally came across Homemade Home but I've been watching this build from the beginning and I click on these vids as soon as I see the notifications come in. Love the channel man, keep up the good work.

Coming along real nice! Merry Christmas !

Also don’t use stabbacks, they’ve been know to fail so often, strip the wire about 1/4” and round it off. Wrap it around the screw terminal the same direction as you’d tighten the screw. Don’t roll the wire into the box, do a downward bend towards the bottom of the box and then to the top. You need 6” of wire from the back of the box and put electrical tape on the hot side of the wire for extra safety. (Tip for anyone who doesn’t know)

Thank you for going really slow with that first sheet of drywall, showing us the steps.

Coming along nice! Congrats on power and some drywall!

Yay! Something decent to watch on a Friday afternoon :D

I also bought my dreamy old house, but my husband is cook, he don't like DIY. But I do, like you!!! I'm so happy, my house is wery big, it will be Hotel,🏠 one day. 👍I like your videos,.

Looking good! I know you are feeling tired but satisfied.

Super inspiring. I was widowed almost a year ago and my husband was a builder. We were going to restore the house I am in now. I will probably do it

Crazy youre somewhere in the word and i love watching what your doing lol

I enjoy watching your videos, you are so talented. I get excited to see this kind of videos.

Yippee Skippee - wallboard and electricity. Looking great!! 😎

The drywall makes the house look awesome.

Love your videos, the place really is coming along!

You made my day! love your work

Your level of energy and knowledge is so impressive

I just discovered your channel and I have been binge watching this whole series. I love your videos man and you have inspired me more than you know. Cheers from SC.

Making a mistake you just know you're going to make anyway is best done in the beginning of a job. Puts you at ease somehow, like "Okay, had my mistake, now I can take it easy..." :-D

I can’t wait till you finish This house!!

@homemadehome5575

5 жыл бұрын

Me too

We usually hang our board vertically on the walls, saves on the butted seams and finishing times!

Well now, that's a nifty tool! Makes it look easypeezy!, Thanks for showing. I subscribed.

Nice work, man! I'm sure it feels great to finally have power, it really is starting to look like a a finished interior. Keep it up!

youtube didn't notify me of your new video. what a surprise! it's really starting to come together! you're doing great!!

That is looking so great

Those places are NICE!

I love that dry wall life I have the same on I bought it for around 200 bucks

You are doing an amazing job. I really enjoy your video.

You are moving now!!! As always can't wait for the next video!

I'm so excited

You should upload more.Anything is good enough.As seen on comment section,you have many fans😉

@homemadehome5575

5 жыл бұрын

It's more a matter of getting the work done with all the other work I do, editing is time-consuming, but what you see in a 20 minute video normally equals days of work, sometimes weeks depending on what I'm doing. One video I did, furniture project, took 4 months......then someone says, "Post more videos". That's when my head drops and I sigh.

@ahti29

5 жыл бұрын

Homemade Home you know,its the game of KZread.You build up a fanbase and they are like hungry animals,always wanting more.And its a problem for you..But why are you even doing it then?

You’re an amazing young man. I envy you and your work ethic...

Am so exited to see where this will end my goodness

I love these videos :D

Durabond fixes a lot of mistakes with drywall installation, and prefilling. Best advice I received from a drywall pro

Looking great! Well done! 👍😁

Starting to take shape!

Great job. Keep it up building your trade empire.

Never let perfect stand in the way of good enough...

@homemadehome5575

5 жыл бұрын

Not even when things are crooked as a dog's hind leg...

@viniciusmagalhaeshorta7154

5 жыл бұрын

If you're working as a professional drywaller, your boss won't like that sentence very much

Its impressive that you are disciplined enough to wear the respirator. People don't realize how bad construction dust is on your lungs. I have flipped two old houses this is fun to watch You do..lol

@homemadehome5575

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I hate wearing the mask, but just walking around in the house not even working stirs up a lot of dust. People can act tough but long term you're asking for trouble if you do this work full time.

@bobnicholas5994

5 жыл бұрын

@@homemadehome5575 I bought a 1910 built 3200 sq ft house for 11k in 2010 during the housing crash. It was in a bad part of town but I invested 3k in painting lived there 10 years sold it for 99k. It has been renovated and on market for 220k. Its been gobbled up by the yoga pants crowd. I have done alot of pex plumbing and drywall with my harbor freight lift for friends. I have hired an electrician to go over where wire needs to be run and did all that myself. Then I've had the electrician come back ck my work and wire it in the box. It saves alot of money.

A ha! Finally I know where you are located. And my original very rough guess was right!

Like the way you made the loops.

Good stuff as always sir.

I love hanging sheetrock. To me the installation of sheetrock is what transforms a structure into a home.

@homemadehome5575

5 жыл бұрын

I like the results but not the process.

Yay! Drywall going up. Getting excited! 😁

Really enjoy your videos....

You can use lipstick to mark the electric boxes and put the sheet rock up where its going to go and smack it a few times and it will transfer the outline of the box onto the back of sheet rock works pretty good sometimes.

Looking good!

Looking good. Enjoy your videos. Vinny 🇺🇸

Something similar happened with my house. My uncle n grandpa put in the ceiling after replacing the roof. I can’t tell if they actually measured wrong or what but the sheet rock on the vaulted ceiling matched up with the wall real tight on one end and was like .5 inch gapped on the other. They patched it as best they could. It was really awesome to have our impressive new ceiling and non-leaking new roof. Plus, as a 6 year old I was like: you guys are sooooo coooooooool! 🥰 hehe.