Light At The End Of The Tunnel!
Summary
TLDRIn this video, the host shares the progress of a construction project, focusing on the drywall installation in a small space. They discuss the meticulous process of applying corner beads and the time-consuming nature of screw heads, but overall, the project is moving smoothly. The host also contemplates the challenges of working with a baby and the potential issues of moving the house once completed. Amidst the construction, there's a light-hearted moment where the host jokes about the 'Moody Mountain' vibe they're aiming for with the interior design, including black cabinetry and wood accents. The video captures the essence of a home renovation journey, filled with hard work, humor, and anticipation for the final result.
Takeaways
- π The video is about the progress of a home renovation, specifically focusing on the drywall installation process.
- π οΈ The narrator mentions they are ready for the final skim coat of drywall, indicating the project is nearing completion.
- πΆ There is a baby present on set, and the narrator is adjusting to working with a baby nearby, which adds a personal touch to the video.
- π΅ Background music is used throughout the video, creating a pleasant atmosphere for the viewer.
- π· The process of installing corner beads in the main bedroom is discussed, showing the detailed work involved in drywall installation.
- π© The narrator talks about the time-consuming nature of working on screw heads, emphasizing the meticulousness required in this phase of construction.
- π¨ There is a concern about potential damage to the drywall during the moving process, which shows the care and attention to detail involved.
- π¨βπ§βπ¦ The video includes commentary on working with children on a construction site, adding a dynamic and sometimes humorous element.
- ποΈ Spencer, presumably a contractor or family member, is shown applying the first layer of mud over tape joints, which is a crucial step in drywall finishing.
- π The narrator mentions that a lot of the renovation work is done at night to avoid the heat and possibly to minimize disturbance to the children.
- πΌοΈ The kitchen cabinetry has been delivered and installed, and the decision to use black color for the cabinets is highlighted as part of achieving a 'Moody Mountain' aesthetic.
Q & A
What is the current progress of the construction project described in the script?
-The construction project is moving along well, with the drywall process nearly complete. The corner beads are being finished, and the next steps include applying the first layer of mud over the tape joints, installing outside corners, and sanding.
What are the concerns expressed about the quality of the construction?
-The person speaking is concerned that the construction might look perfect, but then something could happen during the move, like a giant crack appearing, which would be unfortunate.
How is the process of working with a baby on site described?
-Working with a baby on site is described as feeling weird and potentially difficult, especially if the baby is awake and moving around, which could make the footage shaky.
What is the significance of the phrase 'Moody Mountain' mentioned in the script?
-The phrase 'Moody Mountain' is used to describe a desired aesthetic for the interior of the construction project, aiming for a moody and atmospheric vibe.
What is the plan for the kitchen cabinetry in terms of color and material?
-The plan for the kitchen cabinetry is to use black color instead of wood, to avoid having too much wood in the space and to achieve the 'Moody Mountain' vibe.
How does the person speaking feel about the progress of the drywall work?
-The person speaking feels that the drywall work is going smoothly and looks really good, especially considering the outcome of their previous house.
What is the impact of having children on the construction work?
-Having children impacts the construction work by requiring most of the tasks to be done at night when the children are asleep, and it also adds an element of unpredictability and potential danger on the construction site.
What are the challenges mentioned regarding the drywall process?
-The challenges mentioned include the time-consuming nature of working on screw heads and the mess that starts with sanding, which is part of the drywall process.
What is the next step in the drywall process after sanding?
-After the initial round of sanding, the next step in the drywall process is to apply more mud over all the joints to build them out a bit more and then prepare for the final round of sanding.
How does the person speaking describe the atmosphere during the construction?
-The person speaking describes the atmosphere as peaceful, especially during the evening when the construction work is being done, contrasting with the noise of children during the day.
Outlines
π¨ Preparing for Paint and Drywall Progress
The video starts with background music and discusses the progress in preparing a small space for painting. The drywall process is moving along well, with corner beads being installed in the main bedroom. The speaker mentions the time-consuming nature of the work, especially dealing with screw heads, but overall, the process is smooth. They express concern about potential cracks when moving the setup. Additionally, the challenge of working with a baby is highlighted, mentioning that the baby's snores add a unique background sound.
π‘ Evening Drywall Work and Kitchen Cabinet Excitement
The second part continues with background music and shows Spencer working on drywall in the evenings due to cooler temperatures. The speaker explains that most work is done at night while Spencer handles the drywall and editing. They discuss the limited space in the cabin and express excitement about organizing once the construction is complete. They also mention receiving kitchen cabinetry and deciding on black cabinets for a moody mountain vibe, balancing with wood elements in the space.
π¨ Final Drywall Steps and Humorous Moments
The final section details the sanding process being completed and the next step of applying more mud to joints. Despite a mishap with a box of mud, progress continues quickly due to the small space. The video includes humorous moments, such as dad jokes and a playful reference to 'Scout, I am your father.' The segment ends with the speaker noting the quick progress and background music playing.
Mindmap
Keywords
π‘Drywall
π‘Skim Coat
π‘Corner Beads
π‘Mud
π‘Taping
π‘Sanding
π‘Construction Site
π‘Cabinetry
π‘Moody Mountain Vibe
π‘Parenting
π‘Humidity
Highlights
The background audio consists of baby snores, indicating a family-friendly and homely atmosphere.
The small space's drywall process is moving along quickly.
The corner beads in the main bedroom are being installed, with work progressing smoothly.
The process of installing screw heads is time-consuming, but the results are of high quality.
The speaker expresses satisfaction with the progress and anticipates a good final outcome.
There's a humorous concern about potential damage during the move.
Adjusting to working with a baby present, especially when the baby is awake and active, presents a challenge.
The presence of children on a construction site adds an element of fun and excitement.
A humorous moment where someone is likened to 'bird poop' due to their appearance.
Spencer is applying the first layer of mud over tape joints, a crucial step in the drywall process.
The process includes installing outside corners and sanding, which creates a mess.
The drywall work is mostly done at night to avoid the heat and to work when the kids are asleep.
The speaker is excited about the kitchen cabinetry and the decision to go with black color.
The chosen color for the cabinets is expected to contribute to a 'Moody Mountain' vibe.
There's a playful moment where dad jokes are getting more intense with each child.
The speaker mentions the need for more storage and the arrival of kitchen cabinetry.
The final round of sanding is anticipated to be the last step before the project is completed.
Transcripts
[Music]
I just keep thinking all the background
with the audio though was just going to
be little baby
snores it is looking good in here are we
ready for
paint we should be ready for the final
skim coat this being such a small space
it went pretty quick
[Music]
drywall is moving right along I have
done the corner beads here within this
uh main bedroom and I'm just working my
way down through the rest of the
container so that's what I'm working on
today is just finishing out the corner
beads but I got to say like this whole
process I would say it's coming out
great like everything's coming together
moving right along but the only downside
to all of this is much more timec
consuming than I what I remember at
least especially those screw heads I'm
like and there obviously I went Above
and Beyond on screw heads so there's
there a lot of work just in that but
other than that everything else is going
pretty smoothly yeah I think it looks
really good this time especially knowing
how our house turned out I just know how
good this is already going to look I
think my biggest fear with it all is
that it's going to look perfect and then
we're going to move it and then
something's going to
happen get a giant crack somewhere yeah
but I mean I know you'll fix it doesn't
doesn't really matter I mean it would
suck if it's like a big crack like in
the middle of a cavity right yeah that's
the only thing I could think that would
suck it'll be fine
this feels pretty weird I got to get
used to fing with a baby on me
again it's easy right now because she's
asleep but if she was awake and
kicking that's when it's going to be
difficult all the footage will just be
shaky I just keep thinking all the
background with the audio though was
just going to be little baby snores
[Music]
so what's it like being kids playing in
a construction site is it fun uhhuh
every day is bringing kids work
[Music]
day he just stiff leg jumped out of the
bathroom that was terrifying you know
this and I know that you drive me there
and I'll drive you back 2 plus two is
simple math you hold my hand I hold
yours back and I could walk blindfold to
your house I memorize your Freckle count
when you sing I like that sound I can't
expain
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it
now I was just think thinking to myself
man you really got a good system down
there now you look like a bird poop
don't you
[Music]
[Music]
it is looking good in here are we ready
for
paint so Spencer is about to start on
the next step of this drywall process
and what he's going to be doing is
applying the first layer of mud over all
the tape joints and once he's done with
that he can install all the outside
corners cuz he is all done with the
inside Corners now and then he's going
to sand it which is where the huge mess
starts and then do his next layer of mud
over all the tape joints just making
sure everything looks really nice and
the outside corners then sand
again and then we should be ready for
the final skim coat and then say it
again for real
okay
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y'all don't mind the scone on top of my
head in case you guys are curious how do
you get anything done with three kids
most of the stuff's done at night
Spencer has been coming out here in the
evening and trying to get as much
drywall done as possible especially
because it's starting to get hotter so
it feels a lot nicer right now in the
evening but yeah he's going to do this
and this is when all of the editing and
all that gets done so time for
overtime don't you love all the sounds
outside
mhm I love it this time of year it's so
peaceful it's a little different from
the screaming kids during the day
[Music]
the amount of crap inside this
cabin small space so it doesn't take
much to fill that's
true I cannot wait
until I mean obviously until it's not a
construction site but so there's a place
for everything we have all the
Cabinetry
storage it'll be nice and speaking of
storage we actually got our kitchen
all in the other day all our kitchen
cabinetry and everything and I am so
excited to see how it ends up looking in
here because we weren't sure what color
we should do for the cabinets like
whether or not we should do wood or what
we should do but we don't want to do too
much wood in here so she loves the wood
oh my God what you're so stupid so what
we decided is actually to go with the
color
black and I feel like it's just going to
look awesome in here because y'all know
I was wanting it to be moody in here so
I think that the black is going to look
really good don't you it's going to look
spectacular the The Moody yes the Moody
vibe that I'm going for but yeah I think
it's going to look really good with you
know the drywall the black
Cabinetry the wood ceiling the wood trim
I feel like it's all going to go really
well together just having that
contrast it's a uh Moody Mountain
Vibe Moody Mountain can you look that up
on
Pinterest Moody Mountain Moody Mountain
Moody Mountain
[Laughter]
interior I mean I I would look it up on
this is dry oh don't don't touch that
baby it's wet don't touch the dry wall
is
wet it's wet wall it's wet wall
currently this
is when it's dry the dad jokes are just
getting more intense with each child we
have well it's understandable for me why
you got dad
jokes dad jokes mom jokes it's all the
same
slinging lot everywhere slinging
everywhere
[Music]
how's it going that hot in here working
in here yeah it's a little humid Scout I
am your father
[Music]
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[Applause]
[Music]
so all my sanding is done on this
initial round so uh now on to the next
step which is more mud which will be
over all my joints and whatnot again to
kind of build them out a little bit bit
more and in the process cuz I needed to
make more mud I bought a box of mud last
night and went to go make a little bit
more and of course the back rips so now
I'm stuck with a whole lot of extra
mud so yeah after all this then I'm
ready for my should be roughly my final
round of
sanding
hopefully which this being such a small
space it went pretty quick so and since
there's no
roof small square footage it kind of
flew through it yeah you're definitely
moving quickly
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