Comments by "" (@GoatZilla) on "Essential Craftsman" channel.

  1. 2:12 what are those guys burning and why?
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  2. They should make a video game out of this, like "Stump Grindr Xtreme XL"
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  3. my ears lol
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  4. instructions unclear...
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  5. Kind of seems stupid to install those insets and other stuff if you really want to minimize leak potential.
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  6.  @tuckerc9296  Because it involves additional cutting and sealing.
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  7.  @tuckerc9296  "Tucker" your argument is equivalent to "it's perfect if you make it perfect". There is always risk associated with this stuff. I'm saying it's not worth the risk for some stupid bathroom feature.
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  8. i thought teh shorter ones were for dual wielding
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  9. Technical skills. It's about the base skillset of the labor force that's building the stuff. That's all there is to it. It's ironic that you would bring up steel fasteners and hangers in order to talk up wood.
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  10. because they don't plan. wood is for ad-hoc construction. wood is the construction method when you have a pile of sticks and a whole lot of idle unskilled hands.
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  11.  @TheMVCoho  Matt Risinger recently did a video on metal studs. They're coming, the process has just been very slow. No residential builder will touch metal because the workforce can't handle building in metal. They're not comfortable with metal framing, metal roofing, or even metal siding. They all want to do wood frame, wood siding, and asphalt roofs. They'll straight up tell you this if you ever actually attempt it. Don't believe me? Give it a try. It's not just the framers -- every other trade that touches the house will also only know how to deal with wood. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC, door/windows, finish, drywallers, and even cabinetry only know how to cut/drill/attach to wood; they don't know how to deal with steel. Too many ad-hoc decisions are left up to the trades because the house plans aren't fully formed to begin with.
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  12.  @andrewalexander9492  You didn't read my comment carefully. The commercial guys all regularly do that stuff. The residential guys do not. Commercial is very different from residential. You understand the difference between the two, right?
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  13. Label machines would work wonders. Not sure why contractors don't carry them standard.
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  14. Yeah using a hand expander gets you kicked off the job site.
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  15. That kind of drilling is exactly what I would not want to see in my home.
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  16. I have an idea. If you're doing anything with water outside the house, the water... should already be outside.
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