MUCH CHEAPER Alternative vs. SPRAY FOAM...Insulating Pole Barn

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The Wife and I made a very difficult decision to sell our dream home that we built four years ago... and purchased a log cabin. We basically traded our dream house for our dream property. We gained a pond, equipment barn, and the new Spicer Designs Shop. All of this is placed on a beautiful 10 acre lot. Sometimes you just have to go for it! There will be more of these videos to come, so make sure you SUBSCRIBE so you can follow along. Thanks for watching!
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@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Heres the Amazon link for the spray foam gun: amzn.to/44BIBT4

@-sensibleChris 6 месяцев назад

This was built by unsupervised illegal immigrants that don't guve a damn about their quality of work ir reputation because they are here today and gone tomorrow. Too lazy or cheap to swap out nail guns and use prooer fasteners and they think the customer is too ignorant to know better. Drywall screws don't have the shearing strength resistance to be used on joist hangers. This shows a complete lack of character on the builders part. There needs to be a process for prosecuting buukders that cut corners, especially when they create a dangerous structure.

@PerkBuilders 7 месяцев назад

Holy hell, I’ve seen the old drywall screw/joist hanger trick but man, floating it over the romex is legendary. The load capacity of a drywall screw hanging 3/8 out with only 3/4 in the wood MIGHT be about 20 pounds. Amazing craftsmanship

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Ya good stuff there. I had a hunch it was bad.

@davej3487 7 месяцев назад

Good advice on this build out. Tip on using a table saw cutting foam. Buy the thinnest blade, like a 7 inch diameter 1/8 inch thick plywood blade. But run the blade backwards so the teeth do not grab chunks. It will cut very well but leave less foam dust.

@ltsky311 5 месяцев назад

If i remember right we used to run a finish blade backwards for foam and vinyl siding.

@wesbaumguardner8829 4 месяца назад

Hell, I would just use a protractor on some cardboard and make a saw blade from cardboard. No teeth required. Cutting polystyrene does not take much of anything. Best of all, it is practically free, aside from your time.

@JordanHaisley 3 месяца назад

Bosch “soft material” knife blade with a jigsaw or blade runner will do wonders for foam. Entire theater sets are built with that setup.

@NeedsMoreToys 7 месяцев назад

An easy way to skip the saw/trim method on the foam is spray it lightly with water immediately after so it cures fast. Also the foil face foam is an added expense that adds no value in this scenario if you put insulation over it. It requires an air space over the foil for its reflective feature to work. If you can buy it without the foil you will save a few bucks.

@johnsharpe7578 7 месяцев назад

I love a multi tool to trim the foam insulation. It's so fast.

@thomasbarnett2550 3 месяца назад

So clicked on the vid because I am about to insulate my new 30x40. As soon as I seen the ladder stunt I had to click the like because that's the things you do in the shop when the boss isn't around lol. Then I clicked the sub before you even put up the first piece of insulation up because you have made this more than just a "this is insulation and this is how I put it up". NICE JOB, and yeah I picked up a couple of ideas I haven't seen yet so thanks for that hehe

@SpicerDesignsLLC 3 месяца назад

Thanks for the sub Thomas. Glad you enjoyed the video. I try to keep the videos somewhat entertaining. Good luck with your project.

@44busted 7 месяцев назад

I will say this. You don't miss a trick. You are very detail oriented. Excellent job. Like Doug said. Can't just listen. Definitely have to watch. Always appreciate the humor.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thanks Roy!

@jeffproctor1690 4 месяца назад

Just a tip or two. Use a cheap multi-length razor knife and straight edge to cut....no messy saw. Next, trimming excess greay stuff with any serrated edge knife works well. I use a 10" bread knife.

@jamesvictor2182 6 месяцев назад

The most impressive thing is how you ran wifi over a cable. But seriously, I love this build, and it was a fun video, thanks

@danielmilliken1684 7 дней назад

EPS stands for expanded polystyrene, while XPS (green, pink, blue) is extruded polystyrene. EPS is better for the environment since XPS releases a pretty serious gas into the air that is really bad in terms of GWP. That being said I have used plenty of both in my home and shed. BTW I got a foam blade from Bullet Products.It's like a deli slicer for your table saw. No vacuum needed.

@bradheid5621 7 месяцев назад

I've been thinking of spray insulation on my "shouse" but its messy, costs a bit, hard to do it yourself when I've never done Spay Insulation..., I like your share on this subject and I enjoyed your candor and humor. Nice work! Thank you.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thank you and good luck with your project

@thistledownwoodcraft3426 7 месяцев назад

I totally LMAO when you "dang it!" on the table saw. When ever I do stuff like this I exclaim "Stupid Machine!" Great job and I will do this on my over the garage space.

@SEAhawkstwelfthman 7 месяцев назад

Thinking about doing this in my shop just to get it tightened up the rest of the way. That foam gun is amazing as I've wasted good product before due to only needing about half the can at one time. Thanks for the tips! Dude, that foam unloading sequence had me dying! I appreciated the humor. Liked and subbed.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thanks buddy! The foam gun is awesome. I try to keep things somewhat entertaining on the channel. Some people dont think its funny and they always make a point to let me know. Glad you like it.

@OneEyeCustoms 7 месяцев назад

I tried watching this while I was painting some baseboard trim. It is impossible to just listen to your channel. Everyone of them is a must watch also. You just don’t know what you are gonna do next. I actually LOL when you pulled the insulation board on to yourself out of the truck!!

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

I was almost crushed. Keystone Girl just walked right by.

@allenbrown7820 7 месяцев назад

You should’ve hollered Yee-Yee instead Help. At least you could’ve had a beer while you were trapped.😁 And some people wonder why there are building inspectors. Merry Christmas and Be Safe.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

@@allenbrown7820 hah! Your right. That definitely would have got her attention

@JohnnyMotel99 7 месяцев назад

One point to note about filling gaps with spray foam, if the gap is deep you may not get complete fill. Latest tech is expanding foam tape round all four side, guaranteed fill of gaps.

@laurijorgenson6683 7 месяцев назад

You are too funny in addition to a great educator. Thanks for the edumacation 😉 and the laughter.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thanks i appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed the video and humor

@LuminairPrime 4 месяца назад

Since spray foam can expand into more than 1/4", you can cut the foam board to be even looser, and just use a couple chunks of foam on the bottom as spacers/shims to hold it up. This will also mitigate the need to cut the spray foam and expose those cells. Or, if you use a foam gun and have really good technique, you can lower the output of the gun and deliver only the perfect amount to the joint such that none comes out. But I think it's easier to just cut the foam loose, fit it easily, and blast the butt joint with foam. Keep up the great videos!

@thinkfirst6431 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for the tip about the foam gun I would not have ever purchased one without seeing one in action. I can see it would be a very handy tool to have.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

It’s definitely one of my favorites tools

@sorrymrgoogle2601 20 дней назад

OVER the romex.... WAT!?!? FINISHING NAILS 18G as structural fasteners? Like, framing? Thats terrifying.

@MultiShermanater 7 месяцев назад

I've been doing pest control for 24 years, good job with the tallstar. Good product and you applied it well !. For best control of lady bugs and stink bugs, spay exterior of buildings around late September. Great video !

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thank you! That stuff has been working great for me over the years. Thanks for the pointer

@MNDmanIII 4 месяца назад

Talstar Pro was one of 3 main insecticides that we used in Pest Control as an exterminator. Great choice for insect control. On your exterior 3 ft up & 3 ft out around the base of your building you can use Termidor SC or Taurus SC(same product with active ingrdient but cheaper than Termidor). In the fall we would treat the foundation again, along with the eaves, around the windows, and any other gapped exterior spot for box elder bug & asian lady beetle control going into winter. We used Oneguard for that fall treatment.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 4 месяца назад

Awesome. Thanks for the info

@BTReese 5 месяцев назад

You hooked me with the Elvis karate move at 0:30 lol, classic!

@peterhealey1866 4 месяца назад

wow, good find, looks great now, Thanks for sharing...

@PurpleCollarLife 7 месяцев назад

Great video, Kyle. This is a video I'm going to remember for when I have saved enough $$ to insulate my garage and my big 40x60. I never would have thought about that Great Stuff gun. That's genius.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thanks buddy. Im sure im not the first one to do it but it works great. You’ll have quite the project with that barn… pretty big.

@robert5 4 месяца назад

I did this exact thing on my 30x40 shop roll up door. Helped a TON. That door used to be a heat/cold PUMP. air in front of it was ether rolling up or down with hot or cold air. Now is it is 100 plus on the outside it is something like 72 on the inside of the door. I hate having to fix other people f-up crap. Been doing it all my life at work and at home.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 4 месяца назад

I think its a good fit for a pole barn. That little bit makes a difference

@leopeters5252 7 месяцев назад

Just a safety concern, specific to flammability... EPS is flammable and toxic when it burns. Being careful with flame and ignition, of course...good idea to also have fire control devices within easy reach

@tlaughlin1969 7 месяцев назад

Good timing. I have an installation project coming up and there were some great tips. I will try unloading the foamboard from the truck one bundle at a time. wouldn't want to follow over or anything.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Hah! Ya learn from my mistakes

@Longbow06 3 месяца назад

Great video! Learning while grinning is a good combo. Thanks for posting this really helped me decide my choice for insulating my garage. Similar construction including "creative engineering" features like under sized fasteners or wiring that did not meet the amp load for different circuits.

@fhuber7507 7 месяцев назад

EPS = Expanded Poly Styrene. A variant version of styrofoam. White beaded = common "beer cooler" foam. Pink and blue building foam common to Home Depot, Lowe's and other building supply stores, sheet is very similar material but would not be as good for flotation as the white beaded version. The metalized backing on yours helps protect the foam from UV and acts as the vapor barrier for the pink or blue, since they don't seal as well as the white beer cooler foam.

@oneauthenticman 3 месяца назад

Styrofoam is actually EXP foam Extruded Poly-Styrene the green, pink or blue ridged board foam used under concrete slabs. Lots of people call EPS styrofoam, incorrectly. The third type of construction board foam is Polyiso. Thats the one with a foil face embedded and is yellow in color.

@sgtrickards5683 6 месяцев назад

I'm doing the same in my shed office. I used metal tape to keep the foam board in place. I'm also cover the wood with the tape to help with thermal bridging. I almost have it all done. Looks like an airplane in there but it's super warm. Thinking about using fiberglass insulation also.

@Peter-jo3wt 5 месяцев назад

Try mylar bubble wrap over the top. It makes a much more effective thermal break.

@sgtrickards5683 5 месяцев назад

@Peter-jo3wt I use that in the shop part of the shed. I lived in Alaska and saw it used up there. It works surprisingly well.

@19ztu47 7 месяцев назад

That same PolyPro insulation from Lowe's is $21.26 a sheet here in Western Washington. Wish I could get your price. The Pole Barn is looking great.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Sounds like im in the right spot for the poly pro. Some people commented that it was upper 30’s by them.

@thegman2484 День назад

@@SpicerDesignsLLC When I heard $10ish a sheet I was like "whaaaat?" Checked my Lowes and its $22.47 a sheet. Oof. Looking to build my own shop so the title grabbed my attention. Your humor and commonsense got you a like and subscribe man, great video!

@SpicerDesignsLLC День назад

@thegman2484 thank you! And yes ive seen a lot of significant price variations in the comments. Not sure why it was so cheap in southern indiana.

@RKBaxter 2 месяца назад

Your a good source of info to advise a guy like me (I could have been the guy that did the first construction) to get help insulating my finished 3 car garage. Thanks so much for helping with my anger management at the thought of doing this job. Oh and the facula tick went away.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 2 месяца назад

Haha! I hope it was somewhat helpful. Good luck with your projects.

@ahowl7mx 6 месяцев назад

Nice work on the exterior insulation board!

@JohnSmith-tv5ep 7 месяцев назад

Kyle, also wanted to mention, at the 11:06 mark, your reference to the spray foam.. You gotta 'stutch' it in first to get 'stickage' before it 'splooges' out!.... "Come- on Man" ...splane yerself! Nice job tho. Happy Wife, happy...? ...You know the thing!

@tommyskusa9981 7 месяцев назад

Good to know. I was told to keep foam board on the inside of the girts. I have typical steel siding.

@frrapp2366 2 месяца назад

as i insulate our metal pole shed i have been writing the measurments on the walls or posts in sharpie markers for easy reference. i just picked up a bunch of harbor freight led shop lites for it at 17 $ each is pretty good buy lights have been in a year now (shop work in progress) no problems with them so far. the little plastic hacksaw handles might work good for the trimming up easier on hands maybe ?? fun vid dont get buried to deep in foam board:)

@hd100thjd 4 месяца назад

Probably too late but if you use strapping before you put your finish wall up you will still get your reflective value from the foil face. Did this to an old cape with 2x6 rafters with 2 layers of 2 in.foil board. Ripped some blocks to bump the foil flush with inside of rafters allowing a proper vent behind. Sealed everything with foil tape strapped and drywalled. Did this so I wouldn't lose ceiling height and gave me a 28.8 (2×14.4) r value.

@perniciousprogressive8333 2 месяца назад

Pole barns and houses, it's more about eliminating air infiltration than 'R' values. Framing lunber has an 'R' value of '1' per inch, so every 8' of your perimeter walls have the approximate equivalentvof 16 square feet of area that has an 'R' value of 1.5, plus about another R for the air film. Thermal energy moves like water and electricity, via the path of least resistance, so when your done, get a FLIR survey (you'll be able to coubt every framing member through the energy transfer). The poisoning of your space with pseticides is absolute genius. I hear RoundUp is really good for kids too. Goldblat makes some wicked insulation knives. Curious what you did about that giant heat sinknthat you're standing on. Most pole buildings that have a SOG also have bare edge concrete w/ no thermal break or under slab insulation, so lots of heat to warm that slab and about a foot of earth under it. You are entertaining. 🙂

@markchidester6239 6 месяцев назад

I did exactly what you just did a few years ago. Table saw, shop vac and spray foam gun. Only thing different, and be glad you had it, was the 3/4" on the outside. I had the ribs in the steel siding to deal with getting behind the posts. That spray foam gun is worth every penny paid for it. Works amazing! Amateur tip, lol. Gumout carb and choke cleaner cleans the foam up as good as the great stuff cleaner. Acitone is what it is. Great with the hack saw blade. I used a multi tool with a DULL blade. Nice video, comedy appreciated 👍

@SpicerDesignsLLC 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the extra tips. I think it will be plenty sufficient for a barn

@markchidester6239 6 месяцев назад

@@SpicerDesignsLLC By far. Our house is in the pole barn taking up a 30x30 corner. I had the metal roof professionally spray foamed on the outside. That's amazing. Rain has to be really hard to begin to hear it. 2" spray foam on top. 2x8 joists on the trusses with 1 1/2" foam board under them and I blew fiberglass into the cavity. Metal siding/roofing covers the foam board.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 6 месяцев назад

@@markchidester6239 dang thats got to be efficient

@NeedsMoreToys 7 месяцев назад

Ladybugs and stink bugs by the thousands. I feel your pain. You designed and executed this solution EXACTLY as I plan to do mine. Well done. You even got the bug proofing right. Spray foam is a highly preferred solution but so dang expensive. Plus the added strength it adds but alas, big bucks. I also plan an “interior stud wall” that will sit between the vertical posts and will likely go with regular old fiberglass insulation (ease/cost). An alternative is the blown in insulation that is sprayed through a screen and will fill the void better. Great video of an alternative lower cost method.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@annwithaplan9766 4 месяца назад

Thanks for providing a link to the spray foam gun. I need one of those. I'm tired of trying to plug up the tubing after each time I use it and then wasting half a can on top of that when it gets clogged up. Hmm, it took me to amazon, but didn't take me to the item. Ok, so the link farther down worked. Thanks.

@acrocha1222 Месяц назад

Lol you are very entertaining especially when being flattened by rogue foam boards

@SpicerDesignsLLC Месяц назад

Hah thanks! I try to keep the videos as entertaining as possible. Plus i just like to goof around.

@garyrds 5 месяцев назад

Some of this stuff I knew and other tricks I didnt. I'm very detail oriented as well so your detail work looks great. I immediately subscribed because of the times you got upset, (because it reminds me of me), or had mishaps that really made me laugh! Again, because everyone has them, including me, and man did I laugh! So Thank You for that!

@SpicerDesignsLLC 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for the sub and glad you got some laughs out of it. I try to keep things entertaining. Ill have the framing video coming soon. Should be pretty funny

@jgegere Месяц назад

Joists over romex! The new standard! 😂

@chadradu7427 7 месяцев назад

SPLOOGE !! LOL Great video as usual man! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

@michaellacaria910 6 месяцев назад

Good video and liked your presentations, especially you telling us the cost of materials. Your humor definitely made me subscribe! Good luck, look forward to your next video.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the sub and feedback.

@joeychgo 7 месяцев назад

EPS= expanded polystyrene insulation - and simple math. If 1" is R rating 6.65 then 1 1/2 is 9.975.

@phatmhan69 7 месяцев назад

Good work, that's really some ..Great Stuff😄 it will be nice once its finished.

@toecutterjenkins 6 месяцев назад

One could have laid the eps over the beams and sealed it with foam, and left an 1.5 inch sealed air gap would have given you some more r value. Talstar needs to be applied regularly. pesticides are designed to break down over time. Diatomaceous eatmrrh in the wall will kill bugs for a long time.

@joemurray9131 7 месяцев назад

Great job!!!

@WiSeNhEiMeR-1369 7 месяцев назад

Thanks COOP ...

@a9ball1 7 месяцев назад

That hacksaw trick is awesome.

@jasongrinnell1986 7 месяцев назад

Hell Yeah! I love the way you pay attention to detail.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thanks buddy! I try

@CSPHOMES 5 месяцев назад

get the tips for the spray nozzle, it makes application and cleaning 10x better. couple bucks

@stephenlehr6020 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for the hacksaw blade tip, that should work way easier than the long extendable "click" knifes. I have used this method with the XPS and polyiso foam boards quite a bit, it works great. I have found, especially with the thicker foam sheets, that I like to have at least 1/4 inch to 3/8" gap around the foam board to easily get the tip of the insulation gun into, that way the foam fills the whole void and you aren't trying to follow a thin gap that is easy to spray the foam onto the surface of the panels instead. Just what i have found, others mileage may vary. Enjoy your videos as always, have a good one!!👍

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for the suggestions

@danmayes4657 6 месяцев назад

GINZU style cheap knives are great too - holes - posts - wire etc.

@HometownAcres 7 месяцев назад

Previous carpenters seemed like real pros lol. It’s incredible to see how poorly other people build. Nice to see the neat, tidy professional install of the foam board

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thanks Adam. Definitely wasnt the carpenters that helped with your lean to. Has that thing collapsed yet?

@stephenlehr6020 7 месяцев назад

@@SpicerDesignsLLC "Yet"....🤣🤣

@ltsky311 5 месяцев назад

sounds like the Amish barns built back home, they never had a consistent spacing, even the houses wouldn't. But as an electrician I doubt you've seen too many on the job.. =) only other suggestion I would have said, too late now, is to "glue" the poly boards together with the good stuff, as they sit behind the vertical beams, there is still some thermal bridging in that small gap between the poly boards and the inside face of the vertical beams.

@craigsmithx 3 месяца назад

The hacksaw blade action close up - I get it.

@JupiterMoJo 7 месяцев назад

Nice work as usual. Did the same thing on our prefab metal shed for our tack room. We went with LP Smartside instead of drywall. Paints easy and moisture resistant. BTW - Buying that gun from your link for sure. Hate those plastic tubes and wasted money on dead/half used cans a month later. 🍻 👍

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

The smart side is great stuff. Youll like the foam gun. One of my favorite tools

@tommyskusa9981 7 месяцев назад

Aren't you supposed to leave an air gap between the siding and insulation?

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

@@tommyskusa9981 there is. Its corrugated metal.

@BTReese 5 месяцев назад

You hooked me with the Elvis karate move at 0:30 lol, classic.

@joegarage6132 7 месяцев назад

when I built my 48x72 shop two years ago by myself pretty much it too me 6 months with concrete over 88 yards....anyway all the authority people that did not know said spray foam and nothing else. Got a price 6000 grand even how does that even happen an even number estimate. Looked a the foam board and at the time the spray was a third of the spray. That's what i am using, I paint the panels with house paint white and cut them to fit using 2x2 and screws to hold them up, you don't see the wood its under the foam. I have scissor truss and did not want the mess on my trusses, so this works so much cleaner and cheaper and still warm. I just priced the board you use and 2 inch is a third of the foam board. Heading out to try you way on some other area's the walls we will see if paint sticks just have to be careful, but it should be great thanks

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Ya spray foam is pricey. Sounds like you had quite the project. Good luck with the rest of your insulating.

@engineerlifeskills3573 5 месяцев назад

excellent episode. I'll be using it myself

@MrMayer5oh 6 месяцев назад

FYI I like to use a really dull multi tool blade or even a scraper blade on the multi tool itself for trimming the spray foam.

@HerbaceousM8 7 месяцев назад

Table saw can stir up a lot of insulation dust, a Bread Knife works really well

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

I had the shop vac hooked up to it. Sucked it all up. Most of it.

@rkeantube 7 месяцев назад

Dry air gap has an R-value of 3.6 per inch of air so include that in cal of insulation

@ejomo11 29 дней назад

We live in the “Age Of The Drywall Screw”… Everybody seems to think they are a structural connector. Cracks me up every time I see them used improperly. Most people don’t understand the issue of the hardness of steel and how if the hardness is too high, it can’t be used structurally because it can’t handle any sheer impact or load. I have seen tico nails that have been under excessive strain in a hanger application for many years, and when they are pulled out, they have bent over time but not sheered off. And that’s what you want, my friends!

@Basketofdeplorables173 23 дня назад

Simpson strong tie sells screws for use with their products. Actual drywall screws, probably not a good idea. But there are screws made for every application and have much higher holding capacity than nails.

@ejomo11 23 дня назад

@@Basketofdeplorables173yup. I use those screws all the time anymore. And they are purpose designed screws that are the proper hardness for the job. I was just saying that steel hardness is often not understood by many people, and it really needs to be.

@sorrymrgoogle2601 20 дней назад

Yeah same with screws. They are tight and don't pull put but have garbage sheer strength. They don't bend very well. They snap/break under sheer pressure. I only use screws (ESPECIALLY drywall screws) under almost zero load or something somewhat temporary. Drywall screws are cheap for a reason...

@jasonbroom7147 7 месяцев назад

It's a good thing you're a professional.

@hammertime7349 6 месяцев назад

I like this guy. Don’t ask me what EPS stands for cause I really don’t give a shit. I just subscribed to this channel

@SpicerDesignsLLC 6 месяцев назад

Thanks Hammer time! I like to keep it light here. Hope your enjoy our content and thanks for the sub.

@adammortensen8861 5 месяцев назад

you sound like me working on my barn. It's amazing how many inanimate objects are Mother effers!

@jeffproctor1690 4 месяца назад

OSB on wall s for sure, but I would use Delta rib metal on the ceilings. Do the math, its cheapest, most durable, and maintenence free.

@robertkerby2581 7 месяцев назад

Liked it! Well done!

@je-fq7ve Месяц назад

a fined toothed hand trowel makes a nice flush cut saw.

@ciwwebmaster 6 месяцев назад

Nice work, I like the fact that the lack of glove ware does not bother you. I appreciate your dedication. Those &*^%in splinters hurt! I have had more success with foam board in flat wall assemblies. 2 14in of board will be great. You took a soso building and made it great. Recycling buildings is the way to go.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 6 месяцев назад

Thank you! Its definitely looking a lot better.

@tobymofield6597 6 месяцев назад

I enjoyed this video.....Thanks

@rongray4118 7 месяцев назад

Pin nailer... I'll have to try that sometime...never! LOL!!

@paulmessier8703 7 месяцев назад

Been doing this in Canada for years. Now do this in New Hampshire

@D70340 7 месяцев назад

Great Job! And funny! That alone earned you a LIKE and a SUB! 🤣

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thanks! Glad you liked it. And thanks for the sub!

@kiotimike 7 месяцев назад

Very well done 👏 can't wait to see some keystone girl workouts 💪 😂. Cheers 🍻

@chiefwhiteeagle6205 4 месяца назад

use the medal on the bottom up 36in hight because then you can spry the floor with out worry about getting your walls wet and it work best if you do car work in so o you can spry the floor and the dirt and s tuff wont stick to the walls i have enven done in a resuraunt because the ower was getting tire of fixing the wall were kiods kik the walls and it made a lot easyer for his worker to cleand the walls too

@lindsayburrows9272 7 месяцев назад

Great to see another tradie with the common sense to unplug their stuff to make sure kids dont accidentally turn it on. 👌

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thanks! You never know. Kids love buttons

@danramos281 7 месяцев назад

Awesome job. Keep up the good work

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thanks Dan!

@JCWren 7 месяцев назад

The hack saw blade does cut the foam nicely. I wonder if one of those oscillating multitools would save your wrist. Unless, of course, you've already got an over-developed right hand :)

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

I think my right hand is actually faster than the oscillating tool.

@ratoneJR 7 месяцев назад

@@SpicerDesignsLLC lol

@OneEyeCustoms 7 месяцев назад

Well, I’m not the only one that thinks this way.😂😂

@JCWren 7 месяцев назад

@@OneEyeCustoms If I said my mind was in the gutter, I'd have to be looking up to see them.

@patricksquires77 6 месяцев назад

Talstar P is an excellent and safe product.

@vaughnmaurt5013 7 месяцев назад

Helper

@fertilesummer6065 4 месяца назад

that's hilarious. good call starting over.

@kfletcher2005 7 месяцев назад

You sound like me when I'm working in the garage. "You blonkin rattle feet sturcklefrat smick melly womp walker drop dumb fratten house snickle fifen" ....

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Haha. You dont even realize your saying it either

@PeterLee-zn3jl 7 месяцев назад

In the spirit of buster keaton....vgg gone wild..! Lol

@johnbeck845 7 месяцев назад

Good info and a good laugh. Well done bud🤣👍🇺🇸

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thanks John

@prepper1013 7 месяцев назад

That's how I like my foam insulation and my woman........Cheap and Effective........

@TheeEccentricEd 7 месяцев назад

I'm actually doing a similar style install. 1.5" between the gerts and adding a 2" layer over top with offsetting the seams. Then putting .5" osb over that. I'm not looking to hide the posts. I just want the wall space to mount things and get stuff off the floor. My barn is a 48'x64' with 16' walls. I'm not looking forward to getting insulation up on the trusses.

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Thats a big project

@markkiser9329 4 месяца назад

love your staged? accident unloading the foam!!

@natehendricksen3338 2 месяца назад

Great vid.

@billmccance7762 6 месяцев назад

AMVIC makes EPS Silverboard in many thicknesses and it comes as 4'x8' or 9' at R5 per inch. 1.5" costs $0.94 per sq ft CDN EPS is expanded (by steam) poly styrene which is less costly than XPS (extruded) as you mentioned but EPS also retains its R value over the years and XPS does not..... XPS can take on water which would be a problem on the exterior PACIFIC ICF

@andrewcarr2431 6 месяцев назад

EPS = expanded foam - basically Styrofoam same as packing material that you get when you break it apart those white balls that stick to everything.

@flyinhighaerial3193 7 месяцев назад

They are not lady-bugs... Japanese beetles. orange with dots, ladybugs are red with dots. wink wink.

@IllInformedHuman 6 месяцев назад

Sure it's cheaper... if you don't factor in your own labor! For me this would be a good idea since my time is worthless, thanks for the vid!

@richmiller2501 7 месяцев назад

Just a few questions as I am confused 🤔. What's wrong with using finishing nails? I thought once you BANGED them in. you can say your "Finished" Next is Dry wall screws for the hanger plates over the romex? As I see it you will most likely be hanging dry wall on the boards so your already good with the drywall screws and you are no longer tasked with the pesky holes you need to drill in the wood for for the romex! I think this is a real time saver just like the finish nails. AND DUDE!! them their lady bugs are good luck!! and 2,000 of them? How would you like it if 2,000 ladies came and sucked .... well what ever!!! Just hope it works out for you and keep us informed!! Ps, do you have a link to the tool belt and the Keystone girl? I did not see it posted. And to the Keystone girl.. naaaa its just normal insulation and not the great stuff!

@SpicerDesignsLLC 7 месяцев назад

Hah! Well i think i just found the carpenter that framed that room. It was you Rich. You can find that tool belt at the adult book store.

@richmiller2501 7 месяцев назад

is there a link in the description? @@SpicerDesignsLLC

@neilkratzer3182 7 месяцев назад

Most likely the drywall screws might hold, but finishing nails for framing and what idiot would put joist hangars over electrical. Absolutely insane.

@ChadMc74 Месяц назад

trusses on 8-10’ centers seems legit

@bobbymcbulge18 7 месяцев назад

Nice, real real nice I says!

@72blazer48 7 месяцев назад

Consider DOE insulation analysis from research on instrumented buildings they built. The key finding, effective insulation is only as good as your lowest insulation area. The lowest insulation acts like a drain in a sink.