Mr Tim Uhler.I love all your videos.Very informative learning.You are the Norm Abram,Tom Silva,and we must not forget lengendary Larry Haun ,of today.Thankyou
Definitely do a series, I would be down with a new channel, or doing it on either of the other current channels, but I could see some folks not liking it on the main channel.
😅 As a builder/carpenter I enjoy this channel a lot to see different ways of doing things and different styles of building. I’m Australia based. Mostly the same just small differences, the methodology is basically the same.
That saw does work great, both of them. I see the advantages of the rear handle saws in this video. We never were using those here in Florida when I was framing. Maybe people will start using them here someday.
I keep a 30 gal. Trash can with holes drilled in the bottom ( water drains ) to through my cutoffs in makes it easier to clean up and keeps the work area cleaner. Go layout you do for making stringers
Love these days when AF slings out a vid on a Saturday. Look at them goooooo. Saturday April 23, 2022. 71.5k subs. Gotta get some merch now before I can't afford it or have to find it on EBAY
I’ve been using the 10” Mikita skill saw for cutting my stringers it gets through two and marks the third . I really like this method as it keeps everything true . I’m new to your channel are you a one man op or do you have a crew?
@@matt800m6 I run a 60 volt dewalt and it's great for cross cuts wall framing for about 4hrs , gang cutting stairs kills the battery quick. I would be interested in your question also about the saw he's using
Do you always plunge cut it must keep the cut line straighter than pushing the saw thru the wood what kind of jigsaw blades do you like thanks for the help
You’ve probably covered this somewhere and I’ve missed it, and if I don’t get an answer I’ll dig through the comments and videos to get the answer… but, why do you plunge cut instead of not plunge cutting? Also l like the gang cutting technique! I’ll be implementing that next stair run I do. Thank you
Love the videos help me out a lot as a apprentice carpenter learning the ropes I’m wondering can you ball park a number of cuts you get on one 40v battery with the 10 1/4 saw thanks man
I ran out of battery towards the end of the 2nd set of stringers, but I don't remember if I had a full battery when I started. The 4.0ah batteries are a little weak, its better with the 5 ah
Love the saw but man...convoluted method and explanation. Also, just because the plans may show so many risers, that isn't always the way it goes. Run needs to be accounted as well. The numbers/ calculation are the only constant. " Numbers don't lie".
Needed a new tool belt and was curious what you were wearing. Voilà, the pop up told me. LOL. Too bad Occidental bought them out. That usually means quality suffers big time. Little guys dont get their way on the decisions.
I’ve never seen someone do some much plunge cutting with the table unlocked. Is that for safety, or to align the blade in the kerf from the first cut, or something else?
@@AwesomeFramers As an armature carpenter I only use that thing when I make a mistake and have to tear out a bunch of sinkers. Since you guys are such awesome framers and you rarely make mistakes I assumed you rarely had to use that tool.
Always excited for Timmy to teach me a few new things to increase my productivity and efficiency🤟🏻
Mr Tim Uhler.I love all your videos.Very informative learning.You are the Norm Abram,Tom Silva,and we must not forget lengendary Larry Haun ,of today.Thankyou
Will Holiday?
Definitely do a series, I would be down with a new channel, or doing it on either of the other current channels, but I could see some folks not liking it on the main channel.
Im learning so much from this channel. I love your channel. Thank you
😅 As a builder/carpenter I enjoy this channel a lot to see different ways of doing things and different styles of building. I’m Australia based. Mostly the same just small differences, the methodology is basically the same.
That saw does work great, both of them. I see the advantages of the rear handle saws in this video. We never were using those here in Florida when I was framing. Maybe people will start using them here someday.
i save your vids for last cuz theyre my fave ..
Thx for thinkin of us finish carpenters💪💪
Can’t get enough of your content! I would love to work and learn from you! But what Truewerk shirt is that
Gang cutting stringers is the way! I prefer a rafter square and buttons to lay out my stringers rather than a block.
Always learning with Big-T keep it up man💯💯😎🔨
I keep a 30 gal. Trash can with holes drilled in the bottom ( water drains ) to through my cutoffs in makes it easier to clean up and keeps the work area cleaner.
Go layout you do for making stringers
Love these days when AF slings out a vid on a Saturday. Look at them goooooo. Saturday April 23, 2022. 71.5k subs. Gotta get some merch now before I can't afford it or have to find it on EBAY
Great video, really cleared a few things up for me.
I’ve been using the 10” Mikita skill saw for cutting my stringers it gets through two and marks the third . I really like this method as it keeps everything true . I’m new to your channel are you a one man op or do you have a crew?
He has one more guy called Kyle I think
How many cuts do you get in one battery would help a lot thanks man
@josh
@@matt800m6 I run a 60 volt dewalt and it's great for cross cuts wall framing for about 4hrs , gang cutting stairs kills the battery quick. I would be interested in your question also about the saw he's using
You go Boss! Good job!.. you said "rocket surgery" ..hahaa
I put sheet rock rips extending above and below the stringers and platform joists to avoid fire blocking.
How many tool platforms do you have?
I would, and will drive from Vancouver to learn.
Do you always plunge cut it must keep the cut line straighter than pushing the saw thru the wood what kind of jigsaw blades do you like thanks for the help
Love your channel! Since I've found it I watch them most mornings with my coffee. PS Have you ever been told you sound just like Michael McKean?
Nope, now I have to look up who that is 😃
I can tell you're a movie buff.... Surprised you don't know. Laverne and Shirley., Spinal Tap, Best in Show, Better Call Saul....
You’ve probably covered this somewhere and I’ve missed it, and if I don’t get an answer I’ll dig through the comments and videos to get the answer… but, why do you plunge cut instead of not plunge cutting? Also l like the gang cutting technique! I’ll be implementing that next stair run I do. Thank you
Love the videos help me out a lot as a apprentice carpenter learning the ropes I’m wondering can you ball park a number of cuts you get on one 40v battery with the 10 1/4 saw thanks man
I ran out of battery towards the end of the 2nd set of stringers, but I don't remember if I had a full battery when I started. The 4.0ah batteries are a little weak, its better with the 5 ah
I noticed you hold the blade high and then drop it down as you saw. Is that to prevent kickbacks or for accuracy of the cut?
My guess would be for the accuracy, easier to adjust the angle and follow the line if the saw isn't fully plunged into the cut
If you get off your line or need to adjust the saw just makes it easier
Very great lesson
Love the saw but man...convoluted method and explanation. Also, just because the plans may show so many risers, that isn't always the way it goes. Run needs to be accounted as well. The numbers/ calculation are the only constant. " Numbers don't lie".
Needed a new tool belt and was curious what you were wearing. Voilà, the pop up told me. LOL. Too bad Occidental bought them out. That usually means quality suffers big time. Little guys dont get their way on the decisions.
Good video, as always.
Hey, have you guys done a video on those sawhorses ?
They are Jackass saw horses.
Thx
U r so cool sr & I salute 🫡 you ,, that’s what I call a professional
Not worth the time to set up the headcutter, I take it? I remember trying to use my old Prazi once and it was roughhhhh!
Awesome 👍👍👍
How long do those makita batteries last while making those repetitive cuts? Considered buying a cordless 36v makita saw
with a 5ah battery, plenty long for the 2nd battery on the charger to fully charge.
@@AwesomeFramers thanks for the response!
Great video but wish you had layed out the stairs in sharpie to really see the layout on video
How come you’re not wearing you diamond back belt anymore?
What type of carpenters pencil are you using?
dude @ nice @ i like your style
Cordless or gas powered abacus? Asking for a friend
What work boots do you use mate getting trouble with my knees need a good comfortable boot 🥾
I really like the Keen Utility Cincinnati
@@AwesomeFramers cheers mate
Hey boss .. what's the name of that pencil
I’ve never seen someone do some much plunge cutting with the table unlocked. Is that for safety, or to align the blade in the kerf from the first cut, or something else?
I just like it to keep the blade square to the material. Its more stable.
@@AwesomeFramers thanks!
Awesome 👏👍👊🏻😎
Which Diablo Jig Saw Blade is that ?
Top work great video ever do a video how to make saw horses? Type of hinges etc. 👍
They are Jackass saw horses
What is the benefit of plunge cutting?
mostly preference I think
Can we get a video how to cut those saw horses please
If only you had the 16inch timber saw. You could do all 4 stringers at once.
16:31 You haul that cat's paw around in your tool belt for weeks never using it. But then, there it is when you need it.
Oh I use it all day everyday 😂😂😂
@@AwesomeFramers As an armature carpenter I only use that thing when I make a mistake and have to tear out a bunch of sinkers. Since you guys are such awesome framers and you rarely make mistakes I assumed you rarely had to use that tool.
@@user990077 nope I use it everyday
I did this at my house and that's not how you're supposed to do it...
😉 hahahaha
Seven and seven sixteenths. It must be verbally exhausting being a carpenter in the US.
What type of screws do you use, and what's the name of those screws?
I thought I mentioned it in the video. Strong Tie SDWS timber screws.
@@AwesomeFramers thank you, can you get those screws at Lowes?