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Between this channel and your bosses,I found KZread gold .. Great Job my man.. Thanks for the vids.... The crew you're on does awesome work and takes zero short cuts.. It's great to see guys take so much pride in their work

@Building_Jays_Way

22 сағат бұрын

Welcome aboard!

Great to see even though things aren't going perfect, this guy is taking his licks but continuing on being productive. Lots of people would just keep their hands in their pockets and nothing would ever get done.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for the awesome compliment.

Almost 100k Jay! Keep it up!

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, we’re getting there! Iall because of y’all

Say hey, Jay! Man, you need to get you a helper! You've got to go through all KINDS of changes to get what you need to do done. Up and down ladders over and over has GOT to be tiring you out!

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Keeps me young! Lol I did turn 50. Keep an eye out for the video next week!

It’s a 12 hour drive from my place in New York, if you ever need a hand building stuff, let me know I’ll drive to North Carolina for the weekend.

@m_lopez8272

7 ай бұрын

What kind of skills you bringing to the table?

@hilux0094

7 ай бұрын

Only the finest skills! lol. I pick stuff up and I put it back down.

@danielfoster6451

7 ай бұрын

I am really good at cutting the boards short twice...

@greezy937

7 ай бұрын

I can count to 10, after that I need to take my boots off.

Jay, You should have anchored both sides of your header beam at the splice connection. JMO

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Pro tip.

It's a well known secret home Depot sources its lumber from the Fangorn forest.

You truly are the best….love the bros. But you are the most grounded and realistic…wish I lived nearby!

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

it’s so nice to hear things like that! Many times you second-guess herself when you listen to common that are like 👎 But comments like this are awesome to hear. Thanks.

Appreciate the detail and explanation on how to flush the zip board with the fascia (F.O.T.)

Jay a rachet strap works well when muscling rafters or joists by your lonesome

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Pro tip.

“Knock em’ out the box Rick” Children’s story by Slick Rick! I say the same thing. Enjoy your channel Jason. Keep it up buddy.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Awesome!!!

Jay me boy! Clean the moss off yer roof! So good to see Stephanie, the brains of the outfit! 😂

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

I’m getting to the moss! Lol it’s like it just keeps multiplying and getting more and more and more

thank you for sharing jay ! i’m a bit disappointed that we did see stephanie’s muscle 💪 😛, love to see you both working together 🥰

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, I was super disappointed too. I didn’t see Stephanie’s muscle. She’s so busy with her other jobs. I’m trying to get her out there though for sure.

If you don't know if it is plywood or OSB, you can refer to it as roof sheathing, floor sheathing or wall sheathing.

I hate the long wait between episodes. Hello from the Netherlands and thanks for all the great tips!!

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, I try to do as much as I can. So with working with the Perkins full-time trying to work around the house film edit take care of a family and take care of kids. It gets a little overwhelming. So I only do three videos a month and I alternate between the Perkins videos and the Shop videos. I wish I could do more but don’t wanna burn myself out! Thank you so so much for watching

@T.E.P..

7 ай бұрын

@@Building_Jays_Way blah blah blah ... is this an excuse OR and explanation .... taking a long time to like all the comments these days! Cheers!!!!

I needed this video a month ago when I was putting the roof on my 8x12 goat shed. Lots of great info on how to get the rafters straight.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Sorry! Lol

Boy Jason, that segment of you putting the tripod on the ridge just goes to show how much you go through to get the shots you get.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

It’s all about the shot.

Hey Jay... you know, my favorite videos to watch are the time lapse with a narration over. I'm no KZreadr, so I don't know how tough that is, but it seems like if you just set the camera up for time lapse then you save all that time trying to explain to us what you are doing. You can focus on the work and then once you edit you'd have a good idea of what you want to tell us... what you are doing... explanations... etc. The sound track over the time lapse is okay too... you do a good job with that. Thanks for sharing this project with us. I always love to see hard working people making progress in turning their visions into reality. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, it is a little bit more work, but I should do more of it! I will try to incorporate it into some future videos. Thanks for the feedback always looking to please my viewers.

Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all

Great video again! Can’t wait to the end. Are you going to add electric to this project? That’s one way to do it, “Jays way “

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Maybe one outlet and some lights.

Thanks for sharing your project. I have to add an overhang roof on my wife's shed so I am getting a lot of ideas from you.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Sweet! You might want to call Jamie also. Lol.

40 Minutes - what a treat on this Sunday! Keep up the great work. I can’t wait to see the finished result.

@MHolt3573

7 ай бұрын

I like long videos also. I wished PBB had longer ones.

I do the same thing with the battery or cord when I am adjusting any saw.... all it takes is one ooops and it could be a really bad day. then with the Rafter tails, I would have gotten a 2x10 since I would have been like yeah no. I enjoy the lay-man terminology you use and your problem solving methods!

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Thanks Mike!

Remember the flashing needs to run under the existing shingles and on top of the new shingles Good job Ray

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Looking good jay. Love your place. Murphy guy here.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

We love Murphy, except for when we play them in football, basketball, volleyball and baseball! Lol I actually take my boat to a guy over in Murphy.

You second guess if you're explaining things right but I fallow exactly what you're saying. You've taught me a lot. Love your channel

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

That’s awesome to hear. Appreciate that Kati!

I like the longer video bud, nice work

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Thanks Casey!

Spray a vinegar mixture on the roof and it will get rid of the moss on your roof......there's a metal strip....think it's zinc, cooper, or something that will help prevent the growth of moss...otherwise...Great job....love your outlook on life.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Thanks Scott. Will try that.

Hey Jay. There is a set screw on the saw to adjust the 90 cut angle. Mine was off too when I first bought it and ruined 2 very expensive pieces of wood !!

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, you’re the second one to tell me that. Did not know that! Thanks for the pro tip.

There’s a little set screw on your saw to set your deck plate 90deg to your blade just use a square

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Pro tip! Didn’t know that

@TeamRippnLipz1

7 ай бұрын

@@Building_Jays_Way pro tip now you do

Just binge watching your channel, and not even half way through yet but you and Ray are really good together and he obviously needs you. I know he is not on the channel now but do you still help him out at his project as it a lot for him on his own. Keep up the great work.

Always a pleasure

LIKE IT, FUN VIDEO, KEEP THEM COMING‼️ Vinny 🇺🇸

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Will do Vinny. Thanks.

Nice job and fixes on the go where needed. I assume you will get some extra ziptape for the last 6 inches. If so you should also use some to cover the long screws you put in on the end to make those holes water tight.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, I just realized I don’t know if I showed putting the extra zip down. I did get the extra zip and cover what I had missed and I did go back and cover any big holes that the lags made as well. Thanks.

Question for you Jason: Are the band boards screwed through the roof sheathing and into the trusses? As for the 16” overhang, I think you could attach the cut (the wedge) and nail it or something similar to get your front overhang level and plumb with your facia. Looking good bud!

J with the tips today! Awesome!

great tip. also pull from one spot on lay-out

No worries bro. We all have to measure 5x. Love how down to earth you are. And my wife is Named Stephanie as well. She loves your wife's attitude. It's just like hers. Both in trouble. 👍😎

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

They’re definitely worth the trouble! Lol

You need to get the 60v dewalt flexvolt saw. I had for two years framing and it’s still a beast even after dropping it off 3 roofs.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

You probably have Forearms, like Popeye!

Good post, looks great. I'm really looking forward to seeing the finished roof. You and Steph work so hard, an admirable trait for anyone. Regards to you and your family including dogs, stay safe and well 🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨

Well done Jason you can only do what you can ,,well I like the job it looks good ,don’t fall from the roof cheers 🙏❤️💪😁👍🦘🇦🇺🇺🇸

Jay, it's looking great. One thing, if you had loaded the sheeting across your bed, you could have stood on the tail gate, but I get what you did still looking good.

Showing off some skills this week! Using the square to set the height of your fascia- .

Wasn’t the movie ‘The fugitive’ filmed in Bryson City? The part where he jumps off the waterfall?

@abnrgr673

7 ай бұрын

I have a friend who is from Bryson City and we were Stationed in Savannah, Ga. (1st Ranger Bn.) and I used to go to Bryson City a lot back in the 90’s

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

The opening train crash scene was filmed in Dillsboro just a few minutes from Bryson city and if you watch the movie you can see parts of when he drives through town and then when he jumps off the damn that’s about a half hour away.

I hope you realize that 3 tab shingles need a minimum of 3/12 pitch for standard (non-seal) underlayment like 15 lb felt...for your 2/12 pitch, you'll have to use stick down underlayment (such as Grace Ice & Water Shield) or Zip System stick down.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Too late!😂 good thing it’s only a shed. Thanks for the insight.

Great to see you're getting into familiar territory and how that speeds things up. I think you found the right balance between powering through and taking the time to think it out. It's a small enough project to roll with the punches and learn a bit here and there without big consequences.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, this whole KZread thing is definitely working in progress! Glad you’re enjoying it

Looking good!

Great video my man!

You could probably use that excess space up there for small storage

You’re crushing this project so much! I love watching you solve problems that we may not see on the Perkins’ channel. Big fan, buddy. Great content! Super funny! Super entertaining!

@Building_Jays_Way

4 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

Loving the progress Jason….. more please ⚒️🔨😎🎉🍺👊👍

Jay you really are starting to sound like you know what your doing 😂. As always great video

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Yikes!

Thank You Jay for your latest project!! KUTGW

Lookin' Good!!

Nice and entertaining video 💪💪. Love Dewalt tools to 🤙.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

💪💪

2:15- Braces Jayson... they're called BRACES!!! LOL

I was looking at the band board . I know someone with good theory will let you know. Great job.

a better way would be to use a 2x8 all around to match rafters, and also leave your band boards on roof out your 12" for your overhang rafters to attach to.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, I thought about that too. Leaving the band board out farther for your facia to attach to, but for some reason I didn’t do it. Not sure why! Thanks for watching.

@T.E.P..

7 ай бұрын

@@Building_Jays_Way did Steph Heart your comment

Nice job Jay , your ability is improving by leaps and bounds. Your becoming a very good carpenter , I was watching you on the latest Perkins Bros. you impress me with what u do and can figure out ...... { up until you wanted to irragate Rays nail wound } Keep the videos coming, I enjoy and learn from you . Dave

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Lol! OK so I’m not a doctor. Thanks so much for watching Dave.

Love the content Jay,Keep leaving the mistakes in and showing how you fix them. Those tips are awesome. Love the boat man. Really enjoying this series

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Thanks Robert I’ll keep it going!

You are killing it on this! Keep it up!

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Ya know sometimes you second-guess yourself? It’s so nice to hear positive comments. Thank you.

@gabeerwin4024

7 ай бұрын

@@Building_Jays_Way I hear you 100% but this is really good. Thanks for taking us along on the process.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Your welcome!!!

Don’t burn yourself out! I appreciate and love the videos you do put out! 😁

Awesome job Jason, you are a one man army, putting all these boards up all by yourself! I really am enjoying this series.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Awesome. Thanks.

Depending on the quality of your wood supplier and if that wood will be visible. You should cut 1cm on the edge. If they store for some reason vertically, you could have some small rocks inside. And it can damage your blade.

Need to use the zip liquid flash on those last screws you used to secure the 2nd band board. and I would put zip around the top of the zip at the roof as an extra layer of protection under the flashing. in case any water gets under there.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

I did put sip over them.

looking good jay

'Fancy' decking in the boat :)

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Yes. Steph loves it.

I'd still put synthetic felt before the shingles

Keep up the channel. Great job Jay! You rock!

Helllo from Me! Hi Steph! I've liked all the comments and made comments and watched the vid ... and now going to nap after some Turkey Day leftovers. See you soon

@stephanieellis1811

7 ай бұрын

Happy Thanksgiving guys!

lookin guud mr koteire 😁

Your doing a great job all by yourself. Looks like it's tuning out nice. Keep up the good work.

Nice😊

Hi Jay, Don't tell Eric or Jammie that I watch your videos before theirs. 🤣❤

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

They know! It’s OK lol

Great video ,awsome build

Lap your overhangs back to the next rafter. Maybe a drop truss setup for your exterior rafter (make 1 1/2 shorter in height from the rest) and lay your overhangs horizontally. Screwing FOT on your second rafter and on top of your drop. You could either rip your exterior trusses 1 1/2 from long point to long. Or but not the best way, you could notch out your overhang on the rafters where your over hang goes an 1 1/2 as well. This to help more with structural weight load.

What I love about you two is that even when there is a problem, you take an up-beat look at it and just work to fix it. What a great example for all of us.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

I try to be! Even in life, no reason to get upset about the little things

Jason, get yourself that stanley adjustable square. Best thing for rafters. Set the pitch/angle on the square and go.

Awesome work Jay, excellent reel cheers.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Thanks Doc!

Keep up the good work!

Nice job! Hard to do by yourself!

Enjoy watching this build. Great job Jay!

always enjoy learning Jay's way

Dying laughing over here: End of PBB vid: Gets nabbed with a bucket of used screws from the bracing. 1:55 into this vid:”I’m getting super low of screws” hahahaha

Love the content jay! I can say the audio is definitely better with the mic if you can figure out a way to work with it great. Keep it up looking forward to more

Up hear in Canada you "buzz saw " is what we call the mosquito. Lol

wow The Dragon ! My family and I camped at the rivers dam and let my teen son drive it as fast as our F250 could go! then some As_clown crossed the 2x yellow line knocked my mirror off. We went to LaF. resort on 4th July for dinner & fireworks,

Two other ways to nail the second band board. Use a pneumatic palm nailer or set nails/screws from inside the garage roof.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Pro tip!! Don’t have one though! Lol.

You need a second sleeper to support those rafters properly

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

You have to keep watching.

Dude, I love how you film yourself figuring stuff out on the fly, no fear! Respect!

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for the awesome words!!

A UAP crossed the sky, at 10:45 into the vid 😊

Fun show Jay

You literally passed near my family’s home! We live just off of the Dragon (129) in Maryville! I also used to work at that Blount County Lowe’s!

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Sweet.

Great job Jay, love the scenery 👍

It's pretty cool seeing the area i called home for six years. Worked at the NOC from'03-'09. The first two in rafting, and the next four full time in the maintenance shop. Great place to spend a mid life crisis lol. Thanks for the encouragement

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Sweet. Thanks for watching Dusty!

Very impressed with your work!

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Thanks!

My Saw doesn’t cut straight….🙄😂🤣… Jason now isn’t it you that makes your Saw cut straight ?

@terencemerritt

7 ай бұрын

Beveled is what he’s saying

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Yes!! of course it’s not me! Lol

Your content, as usual, was super enjoyable Jay. Imo, some of the best parts are when you show the 'screw-ups'... We all make them, you're just braver than most and show them 💪

Hello Jay, you are a happy and funny guy, for me this is a quality that makes a difference when things are not going very well and because that is the case it is easier to find a way out of problems...big hug from here in São Paulo - Brazil.

@Building_Jays_Way

7 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thanks for watching in Brazil!