Pole barn house ceiling joists install!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- The pole barn house ceiling joists are installed in this episode.
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At 03:47 you point that air 'gun' towards you... let the nail be miss directed because of a wood knot, and you will not be at your daughter wedding, or be a 'grandpa.' Stay safe!
Really looking awesome. Can hardly wait to see the next video.
Please take care and be safe....
Thank you!
Moving on up, looks great
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Rafters or joists, u r doing a GREAT and professional job! This is the part I was looking forward to seeing u accomplish because it would/has given definition (3D) to your house.
Yes it does give you that visual. The next big visual will be sheetrock.
I'm loving the house!
Thank you for watching!
Looks like you wasted a lot of money on the storm shelter. The way you are building the house it too could be classified as a storm shelter also. LOL
Lol, if I had it to do over again I would have made the closet a shelter.
Great job it is moving fast
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Sorry Andrew I just got a chance to watch this one it really looking good. Great progress. Thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you for watching when you can!
Everything looks great
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Lots of work but it’s really starting to look good
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WOW! GOOD JOB!
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Looks great!
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Looks great Andrew!
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Amazing progress on the house today.
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Get it!
Making great progress. Rooms are taking shape. It takes a while when you’re working alone. Enjoy watching the build. Stay safe
Thank you for watching!
Looking great, Andrew! Coming along so nicely! 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you!
Hi Andrew with yr fan so it doesn't get dust n dirt in it. When not in use you can cover it with a bag or a big pillow case.
Good idea
Hi Andrew. Things really looking great. Continue to push. Watching from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Thank you for watching
@@TKCL Thanks buddy. Nuff respect
Andrew, we had fresh picked corn tonight, and some pickled okra! I couldn't find your recipe, but what my dear wife did turned out good. I think you are doing a good job on the house, the roof being up sure is a blessing! Keep the videos coming!
Canning this week, video out soon. Enjoy that Okra!
Looks cool
Oh my by enjoying the weekend I hope there’s a fishing vid in there
Not real successful, but yes a video will be coming soon.
Wow you made a lot of progress! It has to be a lot to get down from one scaffolding and get up on the other over and over! You are probably wore out by bedtime! It made me tired just watching you. The humidity has crept in up here in Ohio, walked outside this morning and it was awful. Hope you are drinking plenty of water!
I am quite worn out by the end of each day, let's just say no gym membership is needed lol.
Getting closer. Have a bless day.
Thank you
Hi, Andrew! You are making remarkable progress. Your dream home is looking even better every day. Say “hi” to Tiffany and Bullet for me. Seems like a long time since I saw them. Looking forward to seeing you again Sunday.
Thank you Mrs Pam! See you soon
Looks great! 👍🏻
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Coming together nicely Andrew 👍🏻
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Looking good!
Thanks
Super video! I applauded for $10.00 👏👏👏
Always appreciated sir, thank you very much!
Looks great Andrew, from a 40 year carpenter
Thank you very much!
Looking good. The pile of lumber is getting smaller. There is a construction site not far from us, building a house with attached garage, they have a crew working on it and started LONG before you did on your house and you are making SO much more progress then they are!!!
The more of that expensive lumber I nail up, the less that can get stolen 😂. Makes me feel better!
Wow Andrew. I don't know how you accomplish so much progress building this pole barn plus still do your farm chores in this heat. You must be hiding a secret that you're from Asgard or Kripton💪🏋️♂️ Take care.😀
Lol I'll pay for it one day
Thank God for air nailer as many nails you had to put in with all the brakes and straps your right arm would be so strong or would have fallen off. Lol
House is looking good and coming together nicely.
Tell me about it, no way I'd hand nail all this.
It's looking good. I miss building things
Thank you
Nice work. You are gaining on it.
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You are making great progress :-) Tiffany must just be so ecstatic when she comes home every day and sees how much more you’ve gotten done :-) can I ask a question when does the inspector come out?
Thank you! The next inspection is after I install the outside sheeting. He must inspect the nail patterns.
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The progress is looking great! The north end of the attic area isn't going to be finished off as a loft? I don't know why I was thinking you were going to have a loft area up there. That'd be a fun area to hang out looking out the huge windows. You're going to have half a basketball court sized attic storage space... haha
No it's all enclosed, not enough headroom for a loft. Our original house plans had a loft in it. It would require much higher walls and 2x12 joists.
Have you noticed top plate of walls need blocking for drywall , stay with it
Yes, can't do that until joist blocking is complete.
Just wondering not trying to be critical at all. Where the ceiling joists come together at midpoint on the top plate of the center wall, can’t those just lap over each other? Seems it might be a little wasteful but would make that point stronger with extra material and nails than butting them together. Hope that makes sense and the house is looking fantastic
It does make sense and I even contacted the engineer. I was told they must be joined together with a minimum 24 inch solid plate of either 2x8, 5/8 or 3/4 ply. So I'm just going to do what my inspector told me, build to the plans lol.
Ah ok. Then they will be better connected. Got it. Thanks muches. Great work
What would be the max. span (wall to wall) for a 2 by 12 soft wood ceiling rafters (12 being vertical), that would not bend under snow or it's own weight? i'm looking for a direct approximate answer, i just don't get the online tables ?
You'd need an engineering program to answer that question. It factors live and dead psf loads.
How far apart are the ceiling joist? I am currently framing a bathroom in a barn and I was clueless on how to frame the ceiling until I saw this video! Seems simple.
24 inches on center for a light dead load. 12 inches on center for my loft with a live and dead load for storage above. This is 2x8 southern yellow pine, if not using yellow pine 2x10 material must be used for similar strength.
@@TKCL awesome, we will use it for storage as well, thank you so much!
If storing much, I'd definitely move up to 2x10s or 2x12s and put down 3/4 inch sheathing.
Amazing progress.
Thank you
Looking good Andrew! So bare with me because I'm not sheetrock guy. Will you hang ceiling sheetrock first and the walls will hold along those edges or will you have to add dead wood along the tops of all your walls? Again, I've not done whole room sheetrock so might be a crazy question? Dang you've come a long way buddy!
I'm placing backing on the tops of the walls for sheetrock next. I've been told you always install the ceiling sheetrock first.
Great channel and showing us how to get things done! Who manufactured your trusses and are you totally satisfied with them?
Backwoods Buildings in Chipley Florida. This is the second set of barn trusses they have built for me. First ones were perfect, this second set has a bow in them, most likely from welding or not being clamped correctly. That's going to make trimming out a little more difficult later on.
Nice job buddy the house looks good text me back buddy God bless
Thank you! God bless
Looks great!
Thank you