Building A House In 15 Minutes: A Construction Time-Lapse [
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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Do you know why a lot of carpenter's are wiry, like Fox? Because it's fricking hard work!
No where im from its the meth
I thought it was due to carpentry being an endurance sport, unlike some other trades where it is sprint, walk, sprint, walk as opposed to jog all day.
I’m amazed how fluid you guys move and build. What an awesome team to work with.
Fox sounded genuine in his answer and there was no delay. A good friend.
Awesome video Matt!! 🔥I love watching your team do their thing.
i can be all fck day watching you r videos man, you are amazing, i really enjoy washing your work.
Having a bit of a ' August Rush ' moment here, and perhaps this was intentional, but the beat at 13:43 was perfect with the power tool ( dont know the name ) being used...
Professional job. I would love to work in the USA on such houses, there is a lot to learn from you
Matt, what steps do you guys take to ensure the slab is level before you frame? Just a rotary level? And how do you ensure you compensate for the rise/drop during the framing?
J'ai découvert vos vidéos il y a environ 1 mois , j'ai beaucoup de retard à rattraper . C'est super intéressant et très professionnel Bravo à vous. Chez nous ce type de construction n'existe pas. Ha la fameuse équerre introuvable ici. Je souhaite aux artistes équilibristes que vous êtes un grand bonjour de France.
Matt this was very well done i normally don't like these but it was done very well
Matt, instead of all the heavy lumber for your foundation walls have you seen that fast foot footing system, It may save you time and save you $$$.
Great video! Keep it up Matt
Great job Matt
Hey Matt, have you ever thought of swapping routers to the new gen Milwaukee handheld battery powered ? We use them up here in alaska and they work slick also you can just pack them around in your bags
Subbed a while back. Man, I appreciate the construction skill, the marketing savvy, the presentation. Not real typical skills I personally ever see in a young carpenter. And the channel in espanol to boot ! I'd trash those tennies in 2-3 weeks in my neck of the woods, guessing they provide some good grip though !
Great videos 👍
Can you do a video on where to put breaks and straps on a top plate? Also, how does the structural engineer determine where the straps go and what size they have to be?
Whoa! Whoa! Clear coat?!
Awesome build, great video. 👊🏼cheers from a fellow framer
Nice video
Hey, I'm an operator too so I thought I'd drop by and leave a comment.
waiting for it!!!
Bang! Bang! there goes another house. gotta get me some merch matt!
this different style from your typical content is a pretty cool video. PLEASE don't shift away from your educational style altogether though!
I've been watching your videos for a couple of years and using them to teach carpentry to high school students. Excellent work Matt. You and your crew do really great work.
A few months ago a student noticed that you guys are not wearing steel toed work boots. They are a requirement where I live. Are they not required in California?
Steel Toe is a requirement everywhere.
When you’re on a roof, walking in big boots is like walking on a couple of 2x6 planks.
You can’t feel anything under your feet.
Vans wrap everything and keep traction.
Only ever nearly fell off a roof once, while rocking Ariat Work Boots.
@@MattBangsWood Thanks. Figured that was the answer. Roofers here do the same thing.
OK, dumb question… what would the name of this job be? Like what job title would I search for in my area to do this? I figure it’s something more specific than just “construction?”
Matt what is that product that you are spraying down on top of the studs before you are dropping down the sub floor???
how can yall work with all them tools around your waist, I cant even work while hanging a hammer in my belt lol... good work yall, great vid, learning a lot
Dude one of those zip panels on the roof was upside down.! Gezzz Do things right or don't do them at all. 🤣
WAS IT?! N O O O O O O!
Excelente trabajo felicidades 💪👊👌🏻🔨🔨
I was just wondering why you guys don't put a strip of insulation around the outside perimeter
I noticed one spot where they did. So I'm guessing it's all around they just didn't show it all. Other walls shown were interior or insulated later. 10:20.
Your crew make it look easy. What was the spray can at 122?
Rain was coming, sprayed lines on the ground to prevent washing away.
Is it a clear varnish?
Yes
"If I die, will you go to my funeral?"
"Yeah, what kind of S@%* is that?" haha!
I see somebody f***** up design in that house with them windows on the front part where the Gable end is too close to the roof at the bottom
Mr. Architect.
Is the Fox still off the cigarettes?
Yes he is!
which chemical use to place sheet on beam
👏👏👏
Ah yes, the trusty pineapple socks.
Have a pair?
@@MattBangsWood you know that that means right?
I’m guessing it wasn’t you that won that billion dollar lottery in California.
Let me come work for you
Maybe its time u switch over to max high pressure system
I think that might be a good option!
One of my students said he loves your reload. Made a me laugh, said you got Damascus skin on the nail gun.
What about those 2 windows in the front roof? Lol
That was the architects signature, did you like it?
💖 𝓟Ř𝔬𝓂𝔬𝐒ϻ
Mattbangswood do you or have you now or ever worked for the construction union and if you have are they racist?
My Dad worked union for a long time, didn't ever mention anything with race.. That was 10-15 years ago, but he has told me that it was pretty well diversified back then.
Nowadays I have heard of some horror stories, that you need to fit a certain mold to get in. I can't speak on that though as I am not, nor can I be union.
I can do better