Awesome 411VM reference... Who would have thought that all of us watching 411VM back then, would be watching Scott Brown now?! LOL Kitchen is coming along great! Cheers!

@erict7499

8 ай бұрын

but dude, no skating wet ramps if they are wood. ;-) hope you are ok!

I'm here to say that editing in the style of 411 did not go unnoticed, great throwback

For what it's worth, I look forward to your videos every week.

It's time for a Jess vlog so she can feel like a youtuber for once! Would be cool to see a day in the life for her work, how you both decorate the home, and gardening!

@Texburrito03

8 ай бұрын

If Jess had her own cooking channel, I would definitely watch it. Their meals always look amazing.

@derrenwebb4550

8 ай бұрын

id go with that as well pal@@Texburrito03

@adamschwartzberg5238

8 ай бұрын

@@Texburrito03 Seconded. I remember her saying that a good salad should have nuts, cheese, and fruit in a video, and I've lived by that since. So much tastier.

@thomastimothy777

8 ай бұрын

Jess had mentioned at one time starting and OF. A lot of us are hanging out for that, she would be a tremendous creator!

Hats off to the multilayered life of Scott and Jessica; you make it look easy.

@andrewwilson3663

8 ай бұрын

The day will come when a dismount like that will start to hurt from top to toe...😮

Honestly, one of my favourite videos that you've done so far. Felt very personal and I, for one, appreciated.

06:29 That old styled manual chisel work sure takes me back. My Dad was a carpenter and his chisel and planing work was legendary. He told me he loved making boxes and cabinets to put stuff in, just so he could do that sort of work. I'd like to think if my Dad was still around he'd be watching your videos Scott.... You mix new tech with old tech quite well....

12 seconds in and I had to thank you for the 411VM intro!

That's the thing I noticed coming back to NZ from the UK - you can either get cheap or expensive, but it's very hard to get stuff that's mid-priced. And that's across the board: clothing, furniture, homewares, hardware etc. Plus, the expensive is really expensive - we're paying much more that we need to for quality / fancy stuff. Still got great beaches, though, so it's not all bad 😁

Hi, Scott. I really cannot recommend those solid brass door handles, especially if they are not clear coated. The brass gets discolored or all over of spots from skin touches over time. Personally, I would prefer handles of other metal with some coating, imitating brass or nickel. They are good looking, lasting and way cheaper.

@me-in-Australia

8 ай бұрын

I agree with you, but I have brass, and while a pain to clean, look amazing and also more importantly a natural anti bacterial.

@Pat.Mustard

8 ай бұрын

Some people like that look.

@taylorsukoshi6126

8 ай бұрын

Patina!!!

@Pat.Mustard

8 ай бұрын

@@taylorsukoshi6126 that’s the word I was looking for.

Oh that intro just sent me back almost 3 decades 😀

Please build a crosscut sled for your tablesaw! They are incredibly easy to make and mitigate any chances of binding when pieces that are wider than they are long. Running the sash shortways through may work, but its asking for trouble! Yours truly, a 9 fingered joiner

Awesome nostalgic start to the video, brings back memory’s hearing the drum beat of the 411 videos..

Less than 20 seconds in and I'm giving this one a "like" just for the 411 intro. So good!

omg yes, I found Pedulla studio a couple of months back. A very clean and tidy carpenter and his work pieces are so immaculate of the finest quality and detail.

Scott you are a gifted wood worker! The work that you are including in your hand built jobs requires a level above the average Carpenter. I see by the way you handle both the tools and the path through your work flow. You are gifted. Well done!

Great video and 411 reference! Unrelated side note - convinced I saw you and Jess in chch a couple of evenings ago, got really excited but was stuck in a one way traffic thing and couldn't do a loop to confirm 😂😂😂

always a pleasure watching you guys... keep on rockin

I am glad to hear that you have found this book to be very informative and helpful for your woodworking project kzread.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO It sounds like you are well prepared and confident to build furniture for your house. I commend you and your friend for your enthusiasm and willingness to learn new things from this book. I hope you enjoy your woodworking journey and create some beautiful pieces.

Scott, I’ve been watching your videos for a couple years, and you were one of my main inspirations to start my own channel, which just passed 2,000 subs! Thanks a million for your quality and imagination with your videography and style :)

The open area looks great! You two are very good at design and execution

My wife banned me from skating indoors. I thought I may need a new hip. Another great exciting episode. Thanks guys.

That 411 logo takes me back. Nice intro up until the bail. I felt that!

Thanks Scott, appreciate your videos 💪

I just discovered the Pedulla Studio channel in the last month and he has some _exceptional_ pieces with great video to go with it. It's astounding what he does and I'm glad you were able to meet up with him.

Really nice video. It was great to see what a regular day looks like guys. Pity I missed you guys in Sydney 😢. Love the brass.

Ahhhh cabinet stuff is so nice to watch. Ive been waiting for these videos ever since you mentioned youre going to do the kitchen yourself. My main gig is cabinet installs and i gotta say i cannot wait to have a house of my own. Thank you for all your videos, cant wait for more !!

Glad you both had a break to Sydney! Hopefully the weekend is refreshing. Wonderful video as always, love seeing that garden with the planter boxes, Awesome!

Great to see you’re still getting out on the skateboard 👍👍

That drum info, wow. So many memories. My knees hurt just thinking about it!

Hope you’re ok buddy. The kitchen is really looking amazing.

I'm subbed to both yours and his channel. Take care & stay safe

Hey S&J, Great to hear you dropped over to Aus, me and mine have just dropped over to NZ for 3 weeks. In the south of the South Island in Q’town atm. Absolutely loving it. Just stunning scenery. Only bin (aka been) here 3 days and have already said we want to come back… maybe in winter when there’s a bit more snow on them thar hills. Love your work.

Love the video Scott & Jess.. I hope your hip is ok? renovating is frustrating. Your videos are always so good Scott.. love watching them !!🎉😎🎉

I love how the kitchen is coming together! You are awesome Scott! Admire your work so much!

Nice and refreshing video. A day in the life of Scott and Jess...with(out) some carpentry.

Like the intro. Cool to see a 411 reference

Hi Scott, I love your channel, im in the middle of a huge renovation also that ive been working on for the last 3 years in the french alps. Its great to watch your new episodes every saturday morning at breakfast before kicking off a weekend on the build. Keep up the great work, you and jess are awesome people!

Your house, deck, garage, garden, bessey clamps etc is all looking sick.

LOVED this episode! You had me hooked at the coffee section. Seeing that glorious meal Jess made for you (how lucky are you!) Just the overall taking your time to discuss that 'a day in the life' Well thought through & delivered

Loved that closing screen format.

Best intro to video, I’ve seen in a long time

I really enjoyed this video, love seeing you & Jess just telling a story. Would have loved to have bumped into you while in Sydney, chuffed you got up to the northern beaches to visit Pedulla. I enjoy watching your weekly antics - don’t care what you show us!

Love the nod to the old 411 skate videos!

I found this very insightful Thanks scott

As soon as I heard that opening drum fill, all I could see was everything through a fisheye lens. Love it!

Brought back a lot of memories seeing the “411” come on the screen! Thanks for the video man!

Enjoyed this different type of video.

I got so excited when I saw your intro! I grew up in in the 90's watching 411 getting pumped up before going out for a skate. You've got me wanting to go find where my old VCR tapes of them are! Fellow chippy from Australia here, renovating my own place ✌🏻 Keep up the great content guys!

411 intro went over a couple of heads😂🎉🔥 Big fan in Stockholm Sweden here 🔥

Loved the 411 tie in! I grew up watching them as well! Also, I also skated on a wet mini ramp and got a concussion, so I feel your pain!

Loved that you watched 411VM back in the day! What a reference too!

Hi Scott I totally understand what is like trying to do projects in your home being a single dad and a builder and trying to give your family a nice home having several projects on the go and for projects you can continue with as and when the money comes in your videos keep it real by moving around different projects as and when you can do them unlike the videos where it's start to finish because they have all what they need straight away thanks for keeping it real

LOVE the 411 intro!! made me very nostalgic! Also, Pendula is incredible!

Oh, man. Those old 411 vids bring back some nostalgia. Cheers, Scotty!!

Any machinists on here give Scott a hand please, those $270 handles are robbery 😂

@6Ginge

8 ай бұрын

Sounded like $270 for three so $90 each doesn’t make me pucker as much. If you were going to drop a grand on three handles…

@randomfocus1549

8 ай бұрын

Pretty sure i got similar ones at bunnings, would have to check diameter but they werent that pricey.

@-_James_-

8 ай бұрын

I'm sure Chris over at ClickSpring could knock up something 10 times as good in about 20 minutes. Or at least in a 20 minute video.

@luked237

8 ай бұрын

Company called Metco in Wellington has CNC machines that could be worth a look they can knock a simple knob like that fairly easy.

@Tom-hl7wc

8 ай бұрын

That’s the price for the matching curved handles not the knobs. Plus prices in NZ are high. You don’t get a lot for the dollar. Not comparable to the US.

Haha love the intro mate! Only skaters will know, love it 🤙🏼

3 seconds in and i knew exactly the outcome of trying to mess about on a wet mini ramp. Kudos on the 411 graphics though. Hopefully more than myself caught it!

great minds think alike . i have been subscribed to Pedula from the get go, as i have been to yours. I always look forward to watching your content on saturday morning over breakfast.

It was a bold move skating on a wet ramp haha

Another fun video. Thank you for sharing a day in your life. And Pedulla studio is excellent.

Here for the carpentry and the authenticity of you and Jess doing a renovation - but can we get some cheeky 411 videos too please 👀

Great mix up of video

Really enjoyed a day in your life Scott and Jess - every bit as interesting as the construction side - must be my curious Irish nature. Stick with it.

Nice touch with the 411VM 🤘🏻

For the top hung doors, fit gas struts made for cupboard doors. I converted all my side opening cupboard doors to top hung doors in my garage, no more banging my head on open doors!

Ha! Nice 411 reference. That drum intro is burnt into my brain. I’m about to start a similar project, once I’ve built the bloody workshop. Great videos, nice one

Renovating and making great videos is much more work than people think. But also so rewarding and a great opportunity to make something you otherwise wouldn’t be able to fund. Good work on the house so far!

Skateboarder here who’s watched every episode. I tripped out when the 411 theme started! 😂 The house is looking so good.

Hi guys. After watching heaps of your videos, I never knew you had a road alongside your property! Please keep up the great work. Cheers.

bro, I haven't checked in for ages and you're still rocking the stovetop dual burner lol. It's kinda comforting to see.

Loved the skate intro bro! I restarted my inline roller skating journey in Wellington last year after not doing it since I was a kid. My advice for getting back into it as an adult - you're never too cool for a helmet, crash pads, and crash shorts. I could have avoided a broken arm if I'd consistently worn my wrist guards. Don't let the fall discourage you though! It's still sooo much fun!

Jess' garden is lovely... When you get the time do some accent lighting... It will be amazing at night.

That is the thing with New Zealand, expensive, everything is so expensive. Well that is if you want descent quality. We are installing a new kitchen with new appliances, the kitchen is from mitre 10 and that wasn't bad but it's when buying the new fridge, oven etc it adds up quickly even the bench top is not cheap. I'm not as confident as you Scott in building it from scratch, but I am installing it. Factor in new Gib board, plastering, coving, paint, plumbing, gas pipe, luckily the only thing I can't do is the gas but just buying all the other stuff wow the price adds up pretty quick.

🎉 awesome vlog 😊

immediately when I saw the wet half pipe I knew you would fall because I've had to learn that lesson a few times.

Hi, I know exactly how you feel about your kitchen knobs. We decided to update our 20 year old kitchen to make it more practical. No worries, right? Well, thanks to some German technology, meticulous planing and a dedicated team we got nearly what we wanted and could afford. Now six years later I have noticed that the chrome plated handles of the doors under the sink and the ovens the chrome is peeling of! Well, no worries, contact the installer, no reply. So change six bad ones for six good ones out of the 32 handles installed, I can do that. Checked on line, visited six Auckland supplier’s, no trace of this type of handle! The thought of replacing 32 handles at $10.80 + GST each is an area of expenditure I don’t want to go down. Result? Do nothing, still thinking about it as doing nothing is cheaper but more stressful! Oh, the old handles never sold on TradeMe, the hinges and runners were nearly given away! When you add up the expense you wonder why you even bothered! Cheers mate. Harera

Ouch. Well done. Suffering for your art. So everything is rolling along 🛹

cheers mate! im watching this from buena vista co and see an eddyline beer! brewed less than a mile from me!

"coffee comes first" sounds like a new merch line :)

I got the 411 reference as soon as I saw the ramp 🤙🏻

Kitchen looking great Scott. Beware of solid brass handles tarnish unless coated. But your kitchen is an inspiration. Keep it up. Hope your OK and it's nothing more than ego and bruises nothing damaged.

Firstly.... Great craftsmanship Scott & Raymond, kitchen looks quality Secondly ... Handle ideas.... What about an IKEA style in brass the ones that sit on top of the door front & have a little lip to pull, would look sleek, just an idea, either way it'll look awesome in the end 👍🏻👍🏻 I've been a fan from near on day one 👍🏻👍🏻 🇬🇧

Yeeessss 411VM 😂 love it. Man I miss being a teenage skater. Scott you have a big enough garden, once the house is done you HAVE to build a mini ramp!! I’d love to see a ramp built with your attention to detail. I think that is where my interest in building and wood work came from. I still have a ‘Thrasher-How to build skateboard ramps’ book somewhere. I ordered that from America when I was about 12. When amazon only sold books 😂

another tip of the cap for the 411 nostalgia. Legend!

Aha! First! 270$ for 3 simple handles? That's theft! You can buy brass rod to your specified thickness by the meter and take it to a machine shop to bend it. Then tap the screw holes and you're done. Probably for less than 100$.

@korycoster3586

8 ай бұрын

Those handles do look pretty simple to make. A machinist would bang those out pretty quickly

@HootMaRoot

8 ай бұрын

​@@korycoster3586if a machinist had made them it would be a fair enough price, but I bet its round bar bent and polished and only touched by humans between being bent and the polishing machine

@k1sfd1974

8 ай бұрын

Keep in mind that a New Zealand Dollar is $0.59 USD. While it’s still a touch expensive, they also have to import/ship everything as well. Although, I think they mentioned that was pre-shipping.

Building a crazy amount of value in this house.

The 411 reference was dope!

Don’t put on those handles! Just add a push to open mechanism so it can stay clean and beautiful.

Love the 411vm reference!!

I love the 411 reference not many people would probably catch that one

That intro though. The 411 graphic hit the nostalgia button hard. The memories.

I noticed that little homage straight away, that was very clever. You guys should have come to Melbourne, it's much better than Sydney. The coffee and and little alley ways you can go and eat at are next level.

Not many will know that intro track. First thoughts, That ramp is a little moist!

Got quite an assortment of cabinet handles from over the years in my garage. Welcome to any for free 👍

I got up to my waste in Pukaki a few days ago, couldn't bring myself to fully dive in, ha ha. Cold confirmed. Get that reno house on a truck to Houhora ASAP ;-)

Love the 411 tribute mate...

Love the 411 reference, I also used to watch that on vhs and did have a camera like that making skateboard videos and of course inspiered by jackass as well :D

Scott, when you flipped that header to glue it up my first thought was “don’t put that in upside down now!” - ask me how I know 🤦‍♂️

Scott, on your open “pantry” cabinet, I once built a unit that was 24”deep x36” wide x 80” tall. It was built with 4ea. 80” piano hinges. Both the 16” wide doors incorporated 4” deep adjustable shelving , there was a center full height verticle partition with a beefy face edging (1 1/2”x1 1/2” face with the partition let in 1/2”). The two swing out center shelving units were double, back to back units that were 10” deep (two 5” units back to back) consisting of a 1/4” fixed center divider and all adjustable shelving, both hung on piano hinges. The center 180 degree swinging units open to reveal a backset of 36” wide floor to ceiling adjustable shelves about 8”-10” deep. I’m sorry, this may be confusing. I could send a sketch, or discuss further, if you ‘re interested. This unit is very accessible, versatile and can store a whole lot !