Slow and steady sheathing!  

House would be done if I could kick it in gear like that 🤣

Absolutely!

Thank you for watching

Yes!

Thank you

Thank you, slowly but surely

Hate to hear that for you wish I could send the rain and humidity to you.

Thank you

Thank you

Thank you

Oh we had some Reese's cups and pieces homemade ice cream tonight 😋

@@TKCL Oh man....that is my favorite candy!! Had to be out of this world! 😋😋

Hello Australia from central Florida. ❤

Hope all is well Jack and no one gets ill.

Thank you

Thank you

Thank you very much

Thank you

Hmmm, I need that! But the standard blades work well too.

Thanks

Thank you

Glad you are enjoying it

Thank you for watching

Thanks, will do!

Lol I still use it a lot!

Hi Jimmy, I read all the comments. Andrew and Tiffany have great followers with awesome comments. I always give 👍on their comments.Take care.

@@gaylewatkins4685 I agree and do the same . I wanted to see how many thumbs up I could get for him to make longer videos . I personally like the longer videos myself .. Thank you Gayle and God Bless you .

Dang if you do and dang if you don't. I get comments too saying videos are too long lol. But I always take suggestions, if the majority of people want longer videos, then that's what they get. Vica versa, thanks!

@@TKCL Andrew, I like the longer videos but don't stress yourself out in the heat. I love what ever you post.😊😊

@@TKCL I personally in joy all you videos myself . They are all good . Love the channel and where it’s going . Been here a while now and and have no complaints. I support this channel 100% . 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

At the end of the day we would drop it. Is what it is supposed to say

Understand that, I might try something similar. Thanks

Thank you very much

Yes we do, it's a horrible feeling.

Lol well yeah, that too!

Very true

They toss something like that at my house and they will be asked to leave and never return 😉

Lol right! I do have plans to build a ice powered cooler

No worries

I watch a lot of his stuff, but don't remember seeing that episode. Thanks

No I didn't, I went for it after it was suggested.

It's quicker no doubt, but I found my gaps were not as consistent as the angle iron. The sheets of osb would mush around the nails at times closing the gap.

We have a big time big issue too

Yes she always makes it a point to check out the progress 😁. The garden has long since been gone. 90 to 100+ degree days burn it up. It looks horrible and needs to be cleaned out in preparation for a small fall garden.

Won't be an issue, that's a 10ft side porch to the left, 20 ft deep main porch and everything is facing north. The second set of blocking over near the edge will probably never see a TV, that's a just in case blocking. The other blocking is going directly over a food prep area and is very protected.

I'm definitely doing seamless gutters, expensive but worth it.

@@TKCL Andrew, I know you by now in your videos. you seem to wanna do everything yourself. But you made a good decision about having the gutters done, why have a sore thumb looking 2 or 3 pc gutters standout on an beautiful new home when you look at it.

Thank you

I've yet to plant grass seed or bring in more dirt to level around the house. I'm not doing that until we dig for the septic, put siding on and gutters.

@@TKCL do you have access to a handbrake because you could actually halfway make some gutters something that is temporary would the 10 you've got there but I would suggest to get gutters. Let me rephrase that I would suggest to go ahead and purchase the gutters and leave the end caps off with no downspouts and then when you go to put the downspouts in so that whatever you just use a hole saw where were you going to put a downspout or the way we used to do it. Whenever we put the downspout in we would put the downspout out there and draw an X and then cut it with a grinder pull the tabs down and screw the downspout to the tabs are pop rivet either way that's easy attachment and clean but any any of that you can go ahead and put the gutters up temporarily and leave the end caps off as long as it's decent size gutters it would be fine the water would run out. But the only thing is if you want to use PBR panel gutters and you can order the gutters from Apex or All Metal in Dothan or MBCI in adel or Whirlwind out of Atlanta if you have anything on that that you any advice or input on whatever let me know and I will give you my email I don't work anymore but I know where to get stuff and I know how to do it but anyway LOL

I'm actually getting custom seamless gutters made with larger than average gutters and downspouts. I definitely want to leave that to the professionals. I had someone locally do my shop and I love it. Seamless is the way to do.

Seamless is awesome we used to get gutters that were 20 ft long they would make them up to 40 ft long at Apex but they're so damn hard to put up without bending but yes every roof made out of metal needs gutters because the water runs off so freaking fast. But if you've already decided who you're going to get to put them up you could go ahead and get them to do it on your porch side if they're not far from where you are at. Because that would definitely help with the ground getting washed away. But you have an awesome awesome evening try to relax the sun's going down time to grab a cold one

@@TKCL I just read the initial comment that I did I love voice-to-text I haven't got to start paying more attention before I hit send LOL

I'm considering pine straw, we have a bunch of it around.

That's my Bosch laser tape measure, I use it all the time and love it. It's at the top of the list in our Amazon store if you are interested in it www.amazon.com/shop/thekelleysoutdoors

Nevermind I remember the blocking is for an outside tv...my bad pardon the old-timers

No worries, that's correct

I agree! Thanks

Shows how overstocked the lumber yards were.

@@TKCL I said from the start there is no way we are short of lumber, not with the amount of center beam cars we have had on trains. More than I've ever seen and I've been with the railroad 27 years

I really think we got gouged, now prices drop, people buy and the price goes back up. Same thing with oil and gas 🤷

@@TKCL yes sir not doubt we all took one for the team!

Lol sorry, I got behind on videos and have to kick them out as soon as I record. I'll eventually get caught up and let one video cover two days of work.

@@TKCL I understand Andrew no problem and we appreciate what you do for us to be able to see the videos for sure . I think some of us just like longer videos . Busy Busy Busy and taking care of other things gets in the way to . Plus it’s been so stinking hot there and we want talk about Mother Nature getting in the way . Keep doing what you do cause it’s working .👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

And put 100 nails in them lol

@@TKCL ugh glad you appear to be patient.

It's miserable, really is. You don't ever get use to the humidity

It'll take me that long, but I'm a perfectionist too and hard headed 😁

That's for OUTSIDE tvs, not for inside. All other blocking is behind the sheet rock.

Thanks you are doing a grate jod . At 76 enjoying watching someone younger working hard , just stay safe and hydrates.

I'm definitely the turtle

Thank you for watching

🙄🤣 Thanks! Take care and God bless

Patio TV’s and blocking

Because we are installing a patio bar top/food prep area at that corner. I think it will look appropriate to have the TV mounted at the bar top seating area.

The other corner is being setup and wired for a possible hot tub, but I doubt that happens being its hot Florida.