I really appreciate that Austin!!

Thanks a lot Travis!

Thank you!

Thank you!!

Thanks Marty!

Woooo!!!

For anyone else looking for same, it’s buried in the comments down below. It’s the Camo Fasteners drive tool. Available on Amazon for about $100.

Only the best!

Me too 🤣🤣

You know it my man!!

That’s one of the only hidden fasteners I haven’t tried!

Yeah hidfast is great for installation, I loved it and got a great deal on the system but as soon as I scratched one board and had to remove it I said NOPE not for me it’s got to be serviceable. Same reason I don’t do rain escape etc only bottom mount systems that are serviceable and the warranty is on that specialized subcontractor

@@AjGalloway95 I don't bother with a blatter system. Its easier to do it with a product like DuraDek, just a hassle with a blatter!

I'd assume with a angle grinder and cut off wheel or with a multi tool.

They are the Camo Edge Clips. Get some Edge X Clips too. You need both

Hell yeah ive messed up that cut and you only have to do it once and then you’re extra careful the rest of your life 🤣🤣 good to hear from a fellow south jersey guy!

Cool, my folks live/lived in Cherry Hill! The Gaidosh’s. ❤

If you decide to run two boards up the center you will be pretty close, you could also pack out one side of a joist

Was wondering the same

We only use it on flat blocking, the zip tape works well but we had been using the deckorators joist tape which was thicker. I liked that better but we ran out so I gotta order some more

You could use a multi tool to get the remainder

@@Hangovna yeah probably what they did

Yeah we use a multi tool for that, I’ll get some footage of that on the next build!

Yup!

I had the same question thanks!

Exactly, and thought it was funny how the guy was pushing the gaps out of the section of deck while the other guy was standing on it preventing any movement 🙄

He explained that at 9:30 mark

this decking material will not expand and contract like other brands on the market

Our span is 14 feet so we needed 2x10s but they are spaced 16” OC

Camo decking accessories

It's the CAMO DRIVE stand-up tool that helps you fasten CAMO EDGE Clips, EDGE screws, and Face screws all from your feet. You can learn more on our website: www.camofasteners.com/products/drive/camo-drive/

Unfortunately we do not

With a multitool

Camo drive system with camo edge clips

Were do u buy them

Deckorators!

The plugs are made by starborn

@@THEpremieroutdoor cortex doesn't make them for deckorators? It's been a while since I used that brand of decking, but I thought for sure the plugs we were provided were cortex.

I just got Veranda and Coretex offers plugs

Just a regular 6 1/2” blade

Camo edge clips

Trex?! You mean Deckorators my friend! We flash under the deck board but over the ledger board.

@@THEpremieroutdoor Yes I’m talking about trex. I understand flashing over the ledger board to kick the water away from the building. If I stucco down to the top of the ledger and run the trex on top of flashing piece how far away do I need to stay away from stucco 1/4”

The boards do not shrink in that direction - the clips are for aesthetic purposes not to restrict or allow movement.

You can’t clip them everywhere

@@yankkesrule you can, they do make starter clips. But they're garbage

These boards are a mineral based composite which have the lowest amount of thermal expansion and contraction of any board. The screws on the end of the board are to limit the expansion even further

@@jb-ut9nf The main purpose of the clips is to allow movement lengthwise.

I was thinking the same thing. I looked up the Makita track saw & they have clamps for the track. Full kit, over $2000

Sounds good!

This is decorators buddy, practically no expansion and contraction!

Who, me??? 🥺🥺

Haha not yet! Maybe one day lol

Yep this stuff is junk, shrinks bad and looks terrible after a few year

And what product do you use oh wise one

@@jhende7 the product has nothing to do with it not being installed straight. Im not sure if you can see it or not but it looks pretty waving to me an thats just from your video an it was obvious as soon as i saw it, so I can only imagine if I laid down an looked down the rows. Bragging of speed means quality was sacrificed. Quality is number 1. Just using the hidden fasteners an slamming boards doesnt keep em straight. You got at least a 30' plus run there an your not even snapping lines? No set string line as a control line thats parallel to house an outside deck rim to measure deck boards to maintain straight lines, heck outside deckboard is already pose to be parallel yet nobody pulling tape, checking every other joist maintaining a straight line even. You can run a board down to break up the spans as you do, however the rows gotta line up on both sides of the board, lot easier to do running the boards thru to a same point, butt joint them an then cut both ends an lay your center board in. You use a track saw that I cut free hand an every carpenter ive seen or ever met, yet dont snap lines? Customers are paying hard earned money an should get quality. They deserve the best you can do. Hard to do when theres multiple employees, everyone's patience level an attention to detail is not the same.

Justin Rutledge I was replying to the guy above you. He’s been trolling the whole comment section about the products used in the video. He’s probably an old school guy that only builds cedar decks that rot out in 5 years. As for your comment I just don’t see where the decking is crooked. He’s using a wide angle lens (fisheye) which gives a bit of a warped impression but there is not anything in the video to indicate quality was sacrafised

@@jhende7 first off cedar decking doesnt rot in 5 years period, in fact cedar is one of the best products to use for decking, will it eventually rot yes, its wood, 5/4 id say say 15-25 years,( I just removed 5/4x4 cedar decking 28 years old not rotten) 2x material 25+years an i live in the pacific northwest, does that have to do with the up keep an maintenance applied during the life of wood, yes, also the stain matters. Now to say that because of maybe a fish eye camera angle is the reason why maybe my trained eyed immediately can seen how those boards are not straight is absurd an just plain talking out your butt. Your trying to tell me you didnt snap one line an installed those boards over a 30ft span straight just using the hidden fastener as a spacer gauge? Lol who do you think your talking to? I do this for a living. Thats why you snap lines. Im not some homeowner who doesnt know what there doing or talking about. Hell I can snap lines an just splitting the snap line will throw it off, 3 rows @ 1/32 is 3/32 equal thats 1/8+ bow in the run. Quit being a sells man an start using your bags an show respect to the men who gave you an education.

Thanks for the feedback Warren! I should have consulted you before designing. For that, I am sorry!

@@THEpremieroutdoor don’t get me wrong, your work is great!! I just think that deck could have looked better in another color. I guess that’s the homeowners fault. Maybe he had a sudden bought of diarrhea while picking it out and just said “ screw it! I’ll take that color! Where is the f ing bathroom!!??