LIGHTWEIGHT and NO MASK BACKERBOARD IS HERE and it's AWESOME!

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[tonystults]

I drove by the house yesterday. You weren't kidding! Video doesn't do that exterior paint justice. You guys are doing a phenomenal job!

[EmerikLonestar]

Nah I found you guys while looking for tips to hang a ceiling fan. That was two years ago and I've been with you guys ever since. Great channel!

[davidmessersmith]

On your drill, cutter depth for the drain pipe, when you put the tape for a marker, leave a tab of tape about an inch long and it will show you when you’re flush with the floor face.

[itzNickyJayBeats]

I'm so glad you guys put Delta shower valves in, I was an apprentice service plumber for a year and a half they are so easy to repair down the line. Just pull the cartridge and plug a new one in and good as new if it ever starts leaking.

[jennywuornos]

Paul stretching?!? That was the most wholesome thing I’ve ever seen in my life 😢😊 Paul is giving daddy vibes today. I’ve lost my job and this is the third “unemployed” video and they are getting me through!! Thanks guys!!! But I got a new job today so happy dance!

[yh]

Paul does the best mud pack/shower installation videos. He did a remod that the studs were rotten. He repaired it like a pro. Good schooling!

[Sammywhat]

I've said it before, but I have to say it again, I KNOW how difficult and time consuming it is to create great content like this. Saw the joke about Paul's "few" takes to get some of those details down, very funny!! 😅 But your editing is outstanding, Jordan! We really appreciate all you guys do and I'm loving every frame, baby!! Total pro quality all around!! 🤩

[TeacherTonya]

I'm so glad you all were ok. I want to commend you on your channel. Not only is it educational, but it is also family friendly. I've never heard you say a word that I wouldn't want my child to hear. Thank you for being wholesome and showcasing blue collar careers!

[davidribeca]

Dry pack tip! Straight edges not levels to screed.
When using the float to work the surface of the mud. You generally want to keep the float pointed from the drain to the wall. This is another form of a straight edge, and you are working in a "funnel" that is not flat in all directions. If the float is turned facing the front and back wall, you will have hollow spots under the float and the ends of the float tend to dig in as well.

[htownblue]

Oh man that Triton looks really great to work with. Always appreciate you guys educating us on newer products and how to install them.

[richardsteinbrink]

So glad to see you hand the reins over to Jordan and the future construction generation! Great job Paul and thank you for always being the best DIY instructional teacher!! Your Stud Pack videos are A++

[williammoore]

Shout out to Jordan. Thanks for staying up till 1:00 am for our entertainment. I honestly don't know how you guys don't have a million subscribers yet.

[michaelbelliveau]

ok I was just ready to skip the Bluetti commercial and you poured the thin-set on Now I had to watch you wash it off with Dang you got me to watch the whole commercial.... great job.. :)

[mr.g]

For the main house you oughta consider Rockwool for the sound mitigation

[Esiddik]

Ahahahha when he ruined your corner ! 😂 you did SUCH a great job on the It’s literally one of the hardest tasks ( next to finishing drywall)
Pops is getting good with those close up camera shots !
Job swap more often 👏🏼

[LuminairPrime]

Rubber gaskets under compression are the best practice for sealing joints. Everything from airplanes and rockets to highways and bridges use this technology. Prices have come down and availability has gone up, so anyone can afford rubber gaskets for their plumbing (this is how Sharkbites work), roofing (when the rubber neck of the flashing is smaller than the pipe, the rubber stretches over it and creates an incredibly tight seal), siding, and so on. These MiTek products for the bathroom look great!

[ljalpena]

I think you are the most honest builder out there. I been a builder for Over 10 yrs and learn from you on every video. Thanks.

[Geppetto]

Paul looked terrified at the prospect of operating the camera… so now we know, Paul makes the work look easy and Jordan make the high quality video work look easy. Kudos to both.

[josephmerritt]

As usual a great video. I, too, am building a new home, and when I see exciting new products, I try to figure out how to use them. However, I keep running into the same hitch when I try to buy them. They are not widely distributed, and when you can find them, you have to buy at least a pallet or a truckload or pay the cost of a truckload. Same situation here with the Triton Waterproof Backerboard. DAL Tile is the distributor, but the local stores/showrooms don't carry it. In my case, the regional distribution center doesn't either. The national distribution is supposed to carry but then you have to buy a large quantity. Luckily they sent you the product so you could show us.

[alanaz]

GO Board is my new go to, 100% waterproof and only weighs 7.5 lbs and cuts clean with a utility knife. Love it!!