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Wie heist der Hersteller von diesen Hebeböcken ? In Germany habe ich die auch nocht nicht gesehen. Grüße aus Germany von Rudi

You should have went ahead and installed the wall sheathing while they were flat on the slab since the tractor was doing all the lifting.

I have never seen those jacks before to raise a wall. That is so cool 👍.

I found hairspray was helpful to protect my chalk lines on the deck. Love the vids. Keep on keeping on.

I am a trained carpenter and we used to use nails but most don't any more we all use screws now unless you are cheaper work crew that was never trained right nail are old school if you want it last for ever screw it

The only nail that won't back out is a ring shank nail.

Stainless steel and copper will produce galvanic corrosion. Plastic connectors are the correct choice when putting together one of these if stainless steel is not available. Other than that, if it meets your needs, this is a fantastic thing!

She def don’t wash her ass

Love this

Not bad

You could probably add a small 12v heating element to heat it up little too so it's not so cold

Paint it black and leave it in the sun for the warm shower

Stick it in the fireplace for a hot shower. Bonus, you wont have to pump anymore.

That’s not normal water pressure lol 😂

We can tell what you are doing you don’t have to tell us. Just do the work. Less talking 18:33

Yeah, ill stay on grid and keep my hot shower

slumming it fr

Another excellent video. Keep on keeping on. You're both proving the old adage - "Plan the work, and then work the plan." 🙂 Love the music BTW. It ain't easy or there would be a lot more carpenters.

Fascinating 💕

Çok güzel bir şey olmuş

If your husband takes off his sunglasses when it is cloudy, he can see your nails without having to look for them 😂 but nice relaxing video🤘

You need to learn the correct way to layout anything. Putting any wood on a center line is not the way to go. Mark 15 1/4 inch with a verticle V and put an x on the right side of the mark.

It’s really smart to build 2 story off grid, I always love that idea , you ll enjoying your upstairs amazing surrounding view , ❤

New subscriber I like your video how's coming along good we'll be watching more have a good day and stay safe with my friends

Hey, its your video so do it how you want to, BTW its a great video. Thanks

Why is he wearing a chainsaw hat?

Once you have the sheathing on the outside you should be able to remove the braces. The sheathing will stabilize the walls and keep things square.

Hallo Habe eine Frage . Was für Maße haben bei euch die Holzständer für die Außenwände ? Grüsse aus Germany von Rudi

One thing for sure,,,material cost over there is extremely high...... But land price is considerably cheap compare to the the part of the world where i live...here in rural will cost me minimum usd 50k per acre..while in urban areas around usd 400k per acre...😂

Awesome...... Do not worry about rain water on concrete slab...infact its really good to cure the concrete... Just move on with the rest of the work. Good luck guys

Square the walls on the ground and sheath them. (Sheet them).

Do you have a video showing your outhouse? Great channel, by the way, new sub

Hi, looking nice so far. First time i see a American how build a wall without Plywood. Shall you use 2x2 horizontal ( for stabilisation and not spending money on plywood on the outside, easy to make wiring in 2x2 without holes in all wall frames, easy to make a ventilated wall) on the outside for insulation (no cold bridge in the wall) and then Tyvek and of curse no plywood (Plywood can not breathe bec the glue inside ( Tyvel breathe better than plywood) and have no function)?

I gave you a thumbs down on this video because you talked too much.If you're not getting paid to do an advertisement , we don't need to know.

Very impressive raising the outside walls. Good job. Keep it up. Some of the fun is about to start - building the internal layout, and locking the top plate together. Have fun.

I do not comprehend the layout stick at all. Using it You will be off every stud by 3/4 of an inch if You mark it using it. Starting from the outside you will be off 3/4 every time.

Damn I'm in Oregon now. Maine Blueberries are the best on Earth

Hi, You talk to much..

I maybe wrong but Colorado had the same rules as far as 2 Jackstuds per side of windows and doors. They were supposed to be Jacks which are continous from the header to the bottom plate. Some of Your windows You turned the 2nd Jack into cripples and are not continous.

I hope you'll be able to get a roof over your heads before snowfall. Insulated walls and a heating source (fireplace, masonry heater, etc) would be golden too. One step at a time, I suppose.

Check with your building inspector you may not be able to build the headers with an open cavity. If they want 2 jacks, they might want that header the full thickness.

I've had a bit of building experience, so i believe I'll throw in 2 cents worth of advice. No one wants to listen to it, and it is an expense, but my advice is to get a small generator (quiet Honda maybe?), a framing nail gun, and a circular saw. Unless you really want to do everything by hand. There - two cents is cheap - and YT advice is too. Good luck on your build. I subscribed so I can follow along. Actually doing it instead of just talking it is a lot tougher. You're doing a good job. 🙉🙈🙊

OMG, 5 days and no walls vertical. You guys really need to invest in heavier hammers or jump up to framing nail gun. The double top plate should go on later, as the double plate is supposed to overlap onto adjoining walls. So, now you are going to have to cut gaps in the double plate as you place interior walls so that those double plates overlap the exterior wall, tying them to each other. My father and I alone built my 3500 sq. ft. house. We did all the work except the poured concrete walls for the full basement, and the HVAC. It took us 10 1/2 months from the day I cut the first tree to the day my wife, son and I moved in. That was with us working in the afternoons after I got off from my full time job, plus all weekends as weather permitted. We did all the clearing, grading, poured the footings and driveway, installed all the plumbing, electrical, cabinets, even built a curved wrought iron stair, roofing, septic tank and drain field, drywall, flooring, and 43 windows and 9 exterior doors. So, you guys really need to step up your game.

Looks good for cover crop yall need a tiller next season row some beds. Dont firget sunflowers

My family has owned pop-up and hybrid campers over 40 years and never had a rodent problem. Crawling under and sealing any potential entry points is a yearly must. Removing any food source that might tempt them also. Not much chance of salvaging that one, unfortunately.

i hope y'all who are thinking of a popup are learning a lesson here!

Y'all try mothballs for mice etc ;)

You could buy a couple rolls of screen and staple screen under your floor and below your rafters and over your window then all thats left would be the door. They have these doorway screens that have a magnetic "zipper" you just push it open and it reattaches itself. Personally i would not ever put effort into a situation where my wife and i sleep separately but that is my own preference. If i were traveling alone on my motorcycle that mosquito cot setup would be pretty good to have so thank you for sharing your experience

Every pop-up camper will eventually meet the same fate, even hybrid campers, mice just love them.