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Picture framing the deck is the most beautiful look for finishing any deck surface. Learn how to build the best deck in town. Learn all the tips and tricks to finish off your DIY DECK project with a professional finish.
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@flight0007 7 лет назад

son probably does not like working for his father, but when he gets older and realizes what a blessing it was to work with his father and the skills he learned will be PRICELESS !!!!!!!

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

Nate is working for me all summer again this year. We have a good relationship which helps with the conflict of him being a lot like me....

@chriskuhn5683 3 года назад

id give anything to get that kind of education. ive worked for multiple contractors and have gleaned what knowledge i can from them, but i doubt anything can compare to that teaching

@fishsoft92 2 года назад

A friend of mine is a prime example of what happens when you don’t have this kind of experience to learn from. He grew up in the country, just like I did. But his parents, at his own admission, didn’t teach him anything. Now he’s asking me how I’m able to do the renovations I am in my house because he never learned any of it.

@FishatDT Год назад

@@fishsoft92no one ever told me how to do stuff...but i learned it myself and renovated my whole house. Of course you do mistakes....but thats part of learning as well.

@ScoutCrafter 7 лет назад

I've been woodworking for over 40 years and only wish I could have apprenticed under someone like you when I started. In every one of your videos you give dozens of tips or "trade secrets" that normally takes years to learn. Outstanding job on this project! Thanks for sharing. 😃👍

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

Thanks for the kind words. Knowledge is power so I guess I'm in the empowering business. Glad to help makes things easier for people any way I can.

@dustinkenneth338 3 года назад

dunno if anyone gives a shit but if you're stoned like me atm you can watch pretty much all the latest series on InstaFlixxer. Been binge watching with my brother for the last months :)

@atlasdallas5042 3 года назад

@Dustin Kenneth Definitely, have been using InstaFlixxer for since december myself :D

@ZhengyuFangonYoutube 7 лет назад

Awesome Father and Son relationship. You are a cool dad! Your son should be so proud of you. And the deck looks great! Good for your client!

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

Thanks, but my son is the cool one here.

@tii2015 7 лет назад

I think it's great that you are working with your son and passing important skills like this on to the next generation. So many of our younger people have no idea. Period. Your son will. Great job on the deck and very informative. I will finish the series to the end. Thanks. TII

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

Thanks for your point of view. I have received negative comments about working with my son. Good to hear your feedback. Glad you are enjoying the videos.

@BGraves 6 лет назад

People's interest just shift. Humans are humans. Doesn't say anything about the generation. I was writing software at 14 years old. Were you? If it does say something about our generation, let's stop and remember who raised us. You. It's just wood cutting. Doesn't make you a genius. Get over yourself.

@Aiphiae 6 лет назад

+Brian Graves: Way to live up to the "it's not our fault!" fragile snowflake stereotype by taking a rather innocuous comment personally and then managing to reply with the hypocrisy we'd expect from someone so easily triggered. Coding doesn't make you a genius. Get over yourself.

@KL-xx6il 4 года назад

I have been following for quite a bit. I find you are such a generous person, lots of true facts, no frills, and no commercial craps.

@rickgerlachjr3903 7 лет назад

I agree with the first comment. it's really good to see you are passing down your knowledge to your son and this way his understands what it's like to build something from scratch and see the outcome. it's very valuable to learn that small part of LIFE because you will need to work hard at everything you want,need and have. Great job and thank you for all your tips. I will try my first deck in the next few weks at my parents home.

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

There is something about building something with your hands that breeds confidence on one's ability. For the record I enjoy working with my Son's and find them to be quite capable young men.

@martimajor4766 4 года назад

OH! I forgot to mention, but you are both just adorable. Never under estimate the appeal of knowledge based confidence. Gorgeous!

@martimajor4766 4 года назад

Man! I wish we could import you two! Your intelligence, grace and experience are so priceless!

@samuknow 7 лет назад

These videos are great. You explain without over explaining. Easy to follow and fun to watch. Fantastic that you are passing this knowledge down to your son. Love the deck and design. Not to mention I thank you for introducing me to the Camo tool. Buying one today for my deck project.

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

Glad to hear that you are part of the camo screw nation now.

@SinnerSince1962 3 года назад

Thanks for being a mentor to this youngster. He will never forget the skills you are teaching him. It may lead him to a career where he makes a ton of money!

@necomartin2059 7 лет назад

best part of these videos, this man is teaching his son how to work. awesome!

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

Thanks Neco, he is actually a really good worker too!

@pappydc12 7 лет назад

My dad worked with me when I was your son's age. Taught me a lot. Best thing was "be proud of your work and don't shortcut yourself or the customer". He was a skilled craftsman and carpenter. Thanks for the video!

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

Thanks for watching Pappy!

@ravishpatel8238 2 года назад

This has helped me a lot...a lot....finishing my project. I used Camo screw diagonal deck boards picture frames exactly as show here. Thanks a ton Jeff..I wish I could share picture of the finished deck. The only thing I struggled with was cutting the access board perfectly straight for the picture frame, even after multiple trial cuts before making an actual one, couldnt pull it straight. Also, kept on making a slight cut on the supporting joists as I moved along after adjusting the height as show in the video. I did treat those cuts with preservative though.

@miguelcortes9943 5 лет назад

One of your best videos I really liked how you used your son to show how to do things. He is young and learning as many of the people watching your videos. Your tips and tricks are truly amazing.

@SinnerSince1962 3 года назад

Double cut 45's is the reason I bought a 12" compound slide.... Makes quick work of it.

@tomasaldente2622 4 года назад

Good on you for teaching and bonding with your Son...Love your channel...

@TheOutdoorLife 7 лет назад

Love the looks of the picture frame and fishbones. Great father/son team.

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

lol, thanks for all the comments. please don't forget to subscribe.

@RobertWestgate 5 лет назад

I just wanted to say thank you for all the details and tooling recommendations that you have. I made a 25 x 10 floating deck this summer using the CAMO system and loved it. The Look is amazing and all your working with the wood recommendations came in handy as I had to build it solo. Thank you again for your honesty and great projects breakdown

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 5 лет назад

Nicely Done Robert. We would love to see a pic so we can send it out on Instagram. Help Inspire others. Glad we were of help! Cheers!

@RobertWestgate 5 лет назад

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY can do, let me know what email to send them to.

@ohforfxcksake 5 лет назад

Did I hear "ok sensie" . Nice . Father and son , just how it should be . Great vid

@pressureflipin1992 5 лет назад

Excellent excellent job on that low level deck. That's exactly what I want to build and I hope to build it just as good.

@FlyinRaptorJesus 7 лет назад

you have much more patience with your son than my father would have had with anything lol. that left me learning everything basically on my own. it does make me feel more proud of myself to have accomplished everything with little to no help from a mentor, but im sure it would have been much easier, props to you.

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

Thanks Jesus.

@majorpayne4098 7 лет назад

I always cut from opposite end so the saw has more area of the base on the work.This prevents "wobble" of the saw blade as you do rips.

@miken7750 6 лет назад

Thanks for the Great Video...Great Dad working with his son..you guys and Jordan Peterson are great Canadians!

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 6 лет назад

Thanks for the comment. Cheers!

@mattford8359 5 лет назад

I love all of these deck vids. I watch a bunch of your vids, but these are, so far, my fav.

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 5 лет назад

Cheers Matt, we are doing 2 more this year. I know for sure they will be helpful. Cheers!

@brianmacconnell1249 6 лет назад

This is a great series. You're son reminds me of mine. I've watched several of your videos and find them very insightful and well explained. Thank you!

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 6 лет назад

Thanks Brian, we really appreciate you taking the time to comment so insight fully. Cheers!

@20315711978 6 лет назад

Beautiful work keep it up & thanks for the sharing with us.

@vf12497439 8 месяцев назад

I wish my father would have taught me these tricks…. Or common sense if you will. As a 51 year old man this is obvious today but in my teens and twenties I sure could have used this knowledge. Good stuff here!

@paulbrownell8050 6 лет назад

Great informative video. I appreciate the care that you take to ensure a professional product. It takes a little longer but looks fantastic.

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 6 лет назад

Thanks, In my business you have to do your best work everyday. Or just stay in bed. Cheers!

@AndysDogHouse 6 лет назад

If you had a stand with extensions with your miter saw you can get a better cut. With someone holding the other end of the board, you could end up with a compound angle cut. Nice to see Dad teach Son. Great video.

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 6 лет назад

Thanks Andy.

@derrickcumby6123 6 лет назад

Nice work! I like to use PL Premium on my miter joints,it keeps together nicely.

@snapdavies 5 лет назад

Measure twice - cut once. Seems so simple! I hope your lad appreciates the career you are offering him. Teach a man to fish, etc... I enjoy your vids, but then again, I am a wood geek of sorts, and this is my beautiful woman's you tube account, so I hope she appreciates the vids too !!!

@brentsmith8552 5 лет назад

Amazing tips and tricks!!! I love all these videos!

@tomharries847 5 лет назад

awesome video. i prefer using sliding saws so i can run the blade against my line before cutting instead of doing multiple cuts to see if the mitre angle is the same.

@brentsmith8552 5 лет назад

"you made the line so friggin thick" lol love it

@fmradio42 3 года назад

Thanks, I hope to flip and 45 my 10 year old 2x6's and put in cable rails.

@LadyLuvGemStones 4 года назад

👍🏻👍🏻 To Be A Specialist Like You, Take Years of Experiences With Trials & Errors 👍🏻👍🏻

@baggiemad 4 месяца назад

Great video! Just choosing what type of deck boards. We have a young child and wondered in plained smooth type board would be more slippery under foot than the ridged variations?

@MsMzw 5 лет назад

Loving these videos

@johnatkinson1454 Год назад

What do you think about Butyl taping the top of the floor joints to help keep moisture off the beam and deteriorating the wood, helping make the wood last longer?

@fckyeahmacmiller 7 лет назад

I love these videos! So helpful. Thank you.

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

thanks leah

@charlotteguy5432 7 лет назад

Super helpful. Thanks for posting.

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

Glad to be of help Charlotte.

@ginosmovies 7 лет назад

Always good to hand off knowledge to the next generation! Thanks for video>

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

Thanks. I love working with my kids.

@almacipriani3508 4 года назад

Where is video 4? assuming that is the one where you showed laying actual decking?

@alexalbaugh8829 4 месяца назад

I can't imagine the price difference for this project from when it was completed to now.

@KingParisBuckingham 6 лет назад

great son working with you and he nice.my son started with me but gotten rude even at 21yr so i gaveup on him and work alone.spent 5 days on a deck alone 40ftx20

@beraldbonzales3626 4 года назад

Never give up

@jeff_9074 2 года назад

I like using the sliding miter saw, so I can do impromptu angles just by lining the saw and locking it on the line. Sliding the blade up and down the line helps me determine if the angle is correct as well. Any reason not to have a sliding miter saw? You can lock them in place too. I feel like you can do anything with them that the non sliding one can do, and you can cut bigger boards too.. I even find it easier to cut a 6x6 post with my sliding miter saw. I also used it to notch a 6x6 post too.

@marccarter4469 3 года назад

A sliding mitre saw would save you having to cut twice on those wider boards also the Dewalt sliding mitre saw has a laser guide so you can line those angles up perfectly without any guess work.

@donelan84 6 лет назад

I wish my when I a apprentice I had a teacher like this,

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 6 лет назад

Thanks Joshua, always room in this world for hard work and an attitude to learn.

@alonzomartii 2 года назад

Jeff the helper hehe.

@lluther9282 7 лет назад

Its great to see a dad working with his son. Your son should be commended for his great attitude. Also, you have sold me on Camo for my new deck. Just curious, was your wife doing video?

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

Thanks and no my camera man is max, He also does the editing. we are a team. And he is almost family.

@hunwihowarth8404 4 месяца назад

Your awesome❤

@Frankengruvin 3 года назад

Disclaimer up front: I've never built a deck before, but I've watched a bunch of youtube videos on carpentry projects. The Samurai Carpenter did a few videos a few years back on building a deck and he also picture framed his deck, but rather than mitering the corners and fussing for that perfect joint, he just assumed it was an impossible and fruitless endeavor and he cut half laps in his picture frame boards and made a pretty joint that way, leaving a bit of board protruding from each board, like an inch or so, and the result looked very nice, and presumably that kind of thing will hold up (in the looks department) a lot better than even the perfect miter joint (which will presumably only look perfect right after you finish building it). Obviously the client gets what he or she wants (the Samurai Carpenter was his own client for that build) but I'm wondering what you think about the idea in general?

@jamesritchie8540 5 лет назад

I got my lumber stretchers on sale 20 years ago......

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 5 лет назад

LOL , Loving it!

@michaelmarsden7248 2 года назад

U got him nervous lol

@Stomper67 7 лет назад

"Compact-saw... compound-mitre saw... whatever." LMAO!

@erroldavis7271 Год назад

If I am building a deck more than 16 feet from house to the end of the deck, what's the best way to join the deck boards?

@ConstantinoAtsidis 2 месяца назад

Is there an advantage to using screw bits with long shafts? I notice this on many of your videos 2:54

@rudyfalcomer6541 3 года назад

Have not seen you use the Camo edge screw system. Comments?

@johngaffney1671 5 лет назад

Jeff, love the style of your videos - you instruct rather than racing through to show your skill. Why don't you wear ear protection, that mitre is loud?

@alrice0202 3 года назад

So I'm trying to work on replacing deck boards. My joists are in good shape and deck is level. I have a screened porch section of the deck that have good boards. How would I just replace the deck section and leave the screened porch alone?

@stevegem4155 6 лет назад

If your saw blade won't make it through on that miter cut, just lift up the edge of your board a little it'll cut that last little bit

@TheRiquochet 4 года назад

why wouldnt you use a sliding mitre saw instead of having to flip the board around when you cut the angle on the deck board frame?

@ranmangolf Год назад

Are the boards 5/4 or 2x

@AH99999 5 лет назад

Which camo tool should be used with NON kdt pressure treated 5/4 decking

@rodparker4514 5 лет назад

Why do some of the brown boards have green streaks ?

@jamesritchie8540 5 лет назад

when covering a deck over 18" requiring you to use 5/4 decking and mate the ends together, how do you handle the situation of boards of inconsistent width?...I have seen 5/4 decking go from 5 7/16" wide to 5 13/16" wide

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 5 лет назад

try your best to match them up and adjust your expectations a bit. it is wood not plastic. Cheers!

@mattwlane 7 лет назад

Do you picture frame the entire deck at the end or frame one end, lay your boards long and cut them off only at one end (other end flush to the picture frame)?

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

I prefer to lay all my boards first and then trace my line using the board I will eventually use as the picture frame. It tends to eliminate gaps where the wood may be warping, besides the factory cut on the lumber isn't always square and sometimes splitting so I take advantage of the cutoff to remove unwanted pieces. Although if you have nice wood then you could just saw cut one side.

@tsopigu5698 5 лет назад

6:00 Get a sliding miter!! >.< I bet you can get DeWalt to donate one to your show! :-)

@leonciosimoes5406 6 лет назад

Nice video good relationship son and dad

@johnlexus1 Год назад

How do you keep your mouth from drying out?

@beatricethemiata8565 4 года назад

Video #4 isn't working in the playlist

@lordhenry6040 6 лет назад

Very heavy on the pencil marking it's can be very difficult to know where to cut?

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 6 лет назад

Just remember this is decking and it will expand and contract a lot day to day. don't need to worry about the precise cut as much as inside.

@jakeowens1770 2 года назад

You call cauterize, us steal stud guys call "turn n burn"

@RachelSWhite 4 года назад

My father was a perfectionist finish carpenter. He was the most miserable man to work with. He threw rocks at his crew. He called me and my mom a cunt. I used his drill once and he flipped then bought me my own and I was sleeping on the sofa and he dropped a hardcase drill on my stomach and said, "don't say I've never bought you anything." This video made me realize just how much my father was a dink and at the same time, I know what you guys are doing because of my abusive father who taught me how to build a house meticulously.

@michaelscott356 11 месяцев назад

45 1/2 degrees? Seriously? What happened to your previous statement: "It's wood, it's wet, it's dry....it shrinks, it swells, your big fat uncle stands on it!!!! LOL

@rzub 3 года назад

Okay sense lol .

@tarbell111 6 лет назад

Can I send you a free tool to use in some of your videos. It's a woodworkers helpin hand tool that helps with tongue and groove n warped boards. Keeping even gaps...ect

@tarbell111 6 лет назад

Originaldevices.com

@tarbell111 6 лет назад

I really enjoy watching your videos. To be honest it would be cool to see my fathers tool used and analyzed by a professional carpenter like yourself.

@harleyfacemire3477 5 лет назад

I have a long way to go.....

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 5 лет назад

Not as hard as you think. Cheers!

@ckharoldson 5 лет назад

Awesome video but I really wish you guys would wear hearing protection when using your saws. Trust me, it's not much fun relying on hearing aids to participate in conversations.... (signed, USAF jet engine aircraft mechanic)

@lakeman59 7 лет назад

Get a sliding compound miter saw you are a contractor.

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

Really not necessary for cutting 6" boards. I prefer to use a smaller saw when working during thunderstorm season. Easier to clear up the tools.

@mattjford473 4 месяца назад

Why don’t you ever wear safety glasses when running power tools ?

@look4thenines 7 лет назад

no PPE

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 7 лет назад

This is something that we are changing in our new videos.

@bobbyadamo152 3 года назад

How come you're spacing fresh lumber. I think that's gonna shrink and small children are gonna fall thru the cracks.

@meami5089 5 лет назад

Hey buddy you look so familiar to me, have you spent any time in MA?

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 5 лет назад

just a weekend. Cheers!

@MsMzw 5 лет назад

Wanna come to america free room and board to over see your deck

@Zoofactory 3 года назад

Like a haircut, you can always take more off...

@stoffes 6 лет назад

hes huge his son

@blackdiamondkj 3 года назад

45 degrees vs 45 1/2 degrees?? C'mon, not building a Swiss watch. The wood is going to move anyhow with shrinkage and a 30 second difference in angle won't mean flip.

@blackdiamondkj 3 года назад

I meant a 30 minute difference in angle

@shadowwolf2742 6 лет назад

Like the deck not a big fan of wood your using. From a cost perspective it great I know it wins you the job. Dont Like trex either way over priced & not real wood. I do Like Tiger wood, cummin & ipe. Do you other your customers real wood that last far longer then that cheap wood that will be rotted in 12 years with no stain applied every 3 _to 5 years

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 6 лет назад

I would be happy to work with any m,aterial my clients are willing to pay for. Not everything needs to be exotic.