I Had to Buy Scaffolding
TLDRIn this video, the host discusses an upcoming home improvement project involving the installation of tongue and groove panels on vaulted ceilings and the creation of 1x8 Windsor box beams. The process includes taking measurements, obtaining customer approval, and preparing an accurate material list. The host also shares insights on the planning and execution of the paneling, stair skirt board installation, and the use of a Cut Hub. Additionally, the video addresses concerns about leaving expensive equipment on site and the challenges of working with scaffolding and high stairwork, inviting viewers to share their solutions.
Takeaways
- 🏠 The project involves installing tongue and groove on vaulted ceilings and adding Windsor one box beams across the ridge and sides of the vault.
- 📏 Measurements are being taken to ensure accuracy in the installation process.
- 📐 A scaffold is needed for the project, and the decision has been made to purchase one rather than rent due to long-term use.
- 🔍 Accurate material lists and customer approval are crucial, especially for intricate installations like Winscott panel moldings.
- 🛠️ Paneling is laid out to get a clear understanding of material requirements and customer satisfaction.
- 🌟 The wall will be paneled from floor to ceiling with a specific design in mind, creating a balanced and symmetrical look.
- 🔗 Joining the panels will be done using biscuits and glue, with careful consideration for the stair skirt board integration.
- 👷 The stair guy will handle the skirt board, treads, newel posts, landing, and handrail, while the focus is on trim work.
- 🚪 The Cut Hub, a valuable piece of equipment, will not be left on site due to concerns about theft and the inconvenience of replacement.
- 🏗️ Scaffolding is purchased for the project, but platforms are not yet available, prompting consideration of alternative solutions for stair work.
- 📌 Ideas and suggestions for working on stairs with high platforms are sought from the audience.
Q & A
What is the main project being discussed in the transcript?
-The main project discussed is the renovation of the master suite, which includes installing tongue and groove on vaulted ceilings and adding 1x8 Windsor one box beams.
Why is a scaffold needed for the project?
-A scaffold is needed to reach the high areas of the vaulted ceilings where the ceiling comes together, as the individual cannot reach it without assistance.
What are the two main reasons for laying out paneling before installation?
-The two main reasons for laying out paneling are to get customer approval and to obtain an accurate material list, ensuring that there is enough material for the project and avoiding shortages.
How does the paneling layout help in determining the amount of materials needed?
-Laying out the paneling allows the team to visually assess the space and calculate the exact measurements and quantities required for the project, preventing underestimation and additional costs.
What is the purpose of the chalk line mentioned in the transcript?
-The chalk line is used to mark the mid rail and bottom rail positions on the wall, ensuring accurate placement and alignment of the paneling components.
How many panels is the wall being divided into for the paneling project?
-The wall is being divided into five panels for the purpose of the paneling installation.
What method is being considered for joining the panels together?
-Biscuits and glue are being considered for joining the panels together, as pocket hole joinery is not mentioned for this part of the project.
What is the role of the stair guy in the project?
-The stair guy is responsible for installing the skirt board, mitering it into the riser, and handling the treads, newel posts, landing, and handrail.
Why is the Cut Hub not being left on site despite its cost?
-The Cut Hub is not being left on site due to concerns about theft, the inconvenience of replacing it if stolen, and the short waiting list to get a new one.
What is the concern regarding transporting the scaffolding?
-The concern is accidentally damaging someone's garage door or property while moving the scaffolding, which is a bulky and potentially hazardous task.
What is the plan for working on the stairs in the project?
-The plan for working on the stairs is still being determined, as the team is unsure how to efficiently use the scaffolding on the stairs and is open to suggestions or ideas from others.
Outlines
🏠 Home Renovation Project Overview
The paragraph discusses the home renovation project taking place at Kira's house, focusing on the master suite. The project involves installing tongue and groove on two vaulted ceilings and adding 1x8 Windsor one box beams across the ridge beam and down the sides of the vault. The speaker talks about the process of taking measurements and the need for a scaffold due to the height of the ceilings. The importance of customer approval and accurate material estimation is emphasized, especially when dealing with paneling and moldings. The speaker also explains the layout of the paneling, including the division into five panels and the use of biscuits and glue for joining. The paragraph ends with a mention of the Cut Hub, a valuable piece of equipment, which the speaker decides not to leave on site due to security concerns.
🛠️ Scaffolding and Staircase Paneling
This paragraph details the process of selecting and preparing for the use of scaffolding in the renovation project. The speaker talks about the need for a scaffold due to the height of the work and the decision to purchase one after years of renting. The paragraph also covers the speaker's visit to a scaffolding store and the challenge of not finding platforms for the scaffold. The speaker discusses potential solutions and shares concerns about transporting the scaffolding to avoid accidents. Additionally, the speaker seeks advice on how to work on stairs with high platforms, acknowledging the inefficiency of using an extension ladder and expressing a desire for suggestions from the audience.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Tongue and Groove
💡Windsor One Box Beams
💡Scaffold
💡Paneling
💡Biscuits and Glue
💡Stair Skirt Board
💡Crown Molding
💡Symmetry
💡Cut Hub
💡Scaffolding Store
💡Lumber Yard
Highlights
The project involves installing tongue and groove on two vaulted ceilings.
1x8 Windsor one box beams will be installed across the ridge beam and down the sides of the vault.
Measurements are being taken as part of the initial steps for the project.
A scaffold will be necessary to reach the high areas of the vaulted ceilings.
Paneling layout is important for customer approval and accurate material estimation.
The wall will be paneled from floor to ceiling with a specific design.
Biscuits and glue will be used for joining the panels instead of pocket hole joinery.
The stair skirt board and handrail installation will be handled by the stair guy.
The project aims to create a balanced and symmetrical design in the room.
The Cut Hub, a valuable tool, will not be left on site due to concerns of theft.
The Cut Hub can be easily broken down and set up within five minutes.
A new scaffold is being purchased for the project, but platforms are currently out of stock.
The scaffold will be used for accessing high areas, but concerns about its stability on stairs are noted.
Ideas for working on stairs with the scaffold are being sought from others.
The project involves working with a variety of tools and equipment, including a new mask received for free.