With Ryan's ruclips.net/user/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
As a fellow carpenter and builder I haven’t been nervous for your safety watching anything you have done until today’s vid. You my friend are a mad dog. Great job and full respect mate.
I'm sitting here having a cold beer and cooling down watching your videos after a day which got to 103 Fahrenheit. Thanks..... I wish l could send some heat your way Cheers (from Down Under)....
CF, for hauling up with rope you could use a prusik knot with a pulley to capture progress and you would give yourself a chance to regrip if you need to, lots of youtube vids on prusik hitch knots. your videos are the best
You are the man working in the cold back when I was a young fella I built pole barn in January for farmer I needed the money or never would of happened it was cold
A beer? Probably after a a big hot chicken soup bowl lol. Brother you are like 1% away from being a super hero kudos to you, your stamina and willingness to do your job...just admirable.
I know I'll be glad when you're done but then... I'll be going thru crazy framer withdrawal not having anything "crazy" to watch, LOL. No worries. I'll get over it, I'm sure. Just be safe and keep those fingers warm and thanks for sharing all your work with us.
Congratulations. I'm a french traditional carpenter and I really like what you are showing. I discover new method of woodconstruction ; you're a good teacher. And I work on my english in the same time (I hope I'm writing right!). So thank you from France and good luck in these cold times.
I've framed in minus 35 degrees Fahrenheit. Just layer up and your good to go. I did ware snow boots which kept my feet plenty warm. Highly recommended.
You're not the only one out there buddy. I just got done setting trusses in the snow. You could try double depressing quickly the paslode to get it to fire in the extreme cold.
I like your ability and hard work. Today I have nerve damage in my legs and broke my neck working like that. I have a spinal cord stimulator to help with the hell of 24/7 pain.I know people like what your doing, the downside is pain. Only someone with the agony of pain can realize what it does to your soul. Many say they do but few live in hell. I haven't slept more than 4 hours without having to take a break. On back no pillow strapped in since 2007 sleeping on my side is impossible. Have you ever had a back spasm that almost makes you pass out? Or neck pain that makes you vomit?money is never worth destroying your body. God bless you crazy framer. May god protect you from injury.
I’ve only ever had one fall. 8 years ago I fell almost 20 ft, landed on my side, broke my pelvis , and snapped my arm like a twig. Now I have a plate and screws in my wrist. Even though it doesn’t look like it in the videos, I do work very carefully and my only goal is not to get hurt.
I know I just hope and pray for your health and safety. You are a great builder. Impressed by your knowledge and limiting extra movements.a total pro. Great Canadian builders.😊👍
Got my hoodie today! Should've gotten a color that wasn't navy blue, can't even see the "time for a beer" on it, but as long as its some support for you and what you do, I'm all about it. Thanks for the vids CF, always looking forward to the next one!
I was at the store yesterday and i noticed the fuel is rated for temperatures of 5C to 20 C, so getting it to work below temp like your doing is a miracle in it self.
That's what I was wondering too. Chest mount is only $39 USD and the head mount is only $29 USD (both on Amazon). I know I'd be willing to chip in a dollar or two for a mount fund for him.
Watching you walk on that icy roof is scary enough...you don’t have to trip and say “ooops” also! I had to remind myself that you probably didn’t fall off since you posted the video...thanks for a great and inspiring video...
Surely. the area above the bathroom, closet and at the top of the stairs, that results from the lowered ceiling, can be used for storage with through a loft ladder at the top of the stairs
I use arborists harness on eBay plus guardian C 50' rope and metal "prusik" on my icy metal roof and heavy duty chain links 3000+ pounds. Slow and ropes tangle but I'm solo.
I enjoy your videos I see you having fun in the cold like I was the other day but inside of a shell house with no heat it was a beautiful day have fun with the rest of the house do you show the end results of the project that you do and if you don't can you show them
Anything you’re getting done now is a bonus. The weather is really ugly and no end in site. I’m surprised the insulators/drywallers are out. Are they related to you? Just what you need, pressure from other trades. Take care, the key word in deadline is dead.
Suggestions for Season 3? CF - How to Cook a Turkey Alone - stuffs turkey w sawdust and beer - pins back end of turkey w Paslode - attempts to cook turkey on heater in basement - “Well, it’s time for a beer and pizza. This things still frozen”.
He will be able to get work all over the world, anytime he wants, at above market rate. He has to be getting flooded with opportunities and he has earned every one.
Here in Tucson, Arizona, between where you are and I am, there is a 100° difference in the temperature. I like the cold weather, but that's "bat shit crazy cold!"
@@farikomike524 it just seems that way! It is easier to try stay cool/comfortable, than staying warm. However, shoveling that much sunshine does get boring real quick! I have live here since 1967! Grabbing tools in summer does have its drawbacks, and the inside of your car can hit 150°-160° during summer days, making, taking a hold of the steering wheel a treat. But, it's easy to become acclimated. Couple of years, you'll feel just like the rest of the Sonoran Desert creatures.
Karl Griggs i’m from the UK and we don’t even cook our food at temperatures that high 😆 closest i got was about 40 C and that was in Egypt. Stayed in doors for that one 👍
You should visit a sports shop and pick up some spikes for the bottom of your shoes. They won't be perfect on such a slope, but they'll be better than nothing.
So I'm trying to figure out how do pay attention to detail in -15 degree temps. My brain would definitely malfunction messing in that cold ass air. Looking forward to another surfing on OSB scene 😂.
Holy shit that is cold. It rarely gets below 32°F where I live. But it gets over 100°F and is humid as hell so it feels hotter. I'd take the cold over the heat. Do the guys across the street know you're working alone? Have they talked to you at all? A thermos for your drink might be a good idea. or leaving your drink near the heater. LOL. It is so asinine that they have the 12' ceilings but want you to lower them to only 8. They could go with 9 or 10ft if they really want it lower. 8' is too low. Although, I suppose if there were access panels they could use the wasted space for hidden storage or something. Or it could be to run plumbing vents or hvac ducts or something.
You are fkn crazy , my body wouldn’t work in that weather, although I live in Australia and it’s 30d Celsius at the moment ( too hot) haha I’ve never experienced such cold weather but yea I give you guys so much respect for getting out there and working in those conditions, even on a 5degree Celsius morning in winter I avoid hammering a nail in as my hands struggle to hold a nail 🤦♂️
Just to be clear, I would be nervous on that roof on a warm day with no wind. When the New Zealand news is talking about record low temperatures across North America, I think I might just spend a day on the paperwork or even take a rest day. Call me a wimp but... you just power on. Wow.
it's way colder than your freezer. you can get frostbite in less than 10 minutes if you're dumb. that's why he doesn't like to sweat. moisture is the quickest way to problems in that weather.
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With Ryan's ruclips.net/user/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
As a fellow carpenter and builder I haven’t been nervous for your safety watching anything you have done until today’s vid.
You my friend are a mad dog.
Great job and full respect mate.
Hail cf..
Yep we all stop what we do to watch you build
I know I do
Yep sitting in a parking lot watching this video. I’m supposed to be getting paint but first I have to watch this
yeah... dont know why, but this video kinda hipnotizing...
Our lunch time routine
"That surveyor was looking at me like I was crazy"..........too funny.
Some people go to church everyday, I watch the crazy framer everyday.
That surveyor was like "WOW, what a crazy framer!"
Crazy, do you understand what a bunch of crazy/rabid fans you have? And I’m proud to be one of ‘em!
Absolute fan, watching down in South Africa. Amazing stuff!!
This house looks HUGE !! You have done it completely solo !! 💗❤️💕 Amazing !!
I'm sitting here having a cold beer and cooling down watching your videos after a day which got to 103 Fahrenheit. Thanks..... I wish l could send some heat your way
Cheers (from Down Under)....
I love work in the cold....can watch it for hours! 😂😂😂👍😎🍺
CF, for hauling up with rope you could use a prusik knot with a pulley to capture progress and you would give yourself a chance to regrip if you need to, lots of youtube vids on prusik hitch knots. your videos are the best
You are the man working in the cold back when I was a young fella I built pole barn in January for farmer I needed the money or never would of happened it was cold
Are you trying to end up in a wheelchair? You are crazy but I’m hooked!!! Please be careful . You’ve become apart of my daily routine. Be safe bro
I'm always careful !
A beer? Probably after a a big hot chicken soup bowl lol. Brother you are like 1% away from being a super hero kudos to you, your stamina and willingness to do your job...just admirable.
.....and he does it one handed while filming!!! Awesome work my friend 🍺
I know I'll be glad when you're done but then... I'll be going thru crazy framer withdrawal not having anything "crazy" to watch, LOL. No worries. I'll get over it, I'm sure. Just be safe and keep those fingers warm and thanks for sharing all your work with us.
As I watch you pull up the valley trusses with a rope, I realized that I would definitely consider stick framing those dormer roofs on the side.
Please Stay Safe ‼️ Quality, Quality, Quality, VERY IMPRESSIVE ‼️👍👍🔨🔨. Vinny 🇺🇸
I'm warming up the truck to thaw that Pepsi best believe love the videos keep it up
Bruh...you are a Beast. Please come back and make more videos.
Congratulations. I'm a french traditional carpenter and I really like what you are showing. I discover new method of woodconstruction ; you're a good teacher. And I work on my english in the same time (I hope I'm writing right!). So thank you from France and good luck in these cold times.
Merci
I've always heard you Canadians like to ice skate.... but on a roof? Great job.
Another excellent video CF. Brrrrrrrrr. Nice to have the heater in the basement. Try and stay warm.
Those other crews are a Bunch of Marys ! You’re a Beast & hopefully someone sees these videos & it helps your career greatly!!!!
👍👍👍
Best part of the day....I'm done workin', it's Crazy Framer Time. Keep on!
Man,you are one hard working dude!
From kelowna dude I have to say,
You are my main insperation to get my chores done every day and go to work.
Keep up the videos man!
I’m a nervous wreck watching your brave a$$ in the safety of my recliner in warm South Carolina. It was 67 deg F. today. Glued to your channel 👍🏻
Now the poly strips make sense. Thanks CF
I've framed in minus 35 degrees Fahrenheit. Just layer up and your good to go. I did ware snow boots which kept my feet plenty warm. Highly recommended.
I live in Edmonton same as CF. The forecast looks terrible it won’t go above -25 for the next week. Luckily I work from home but I’m praying for CF!
Gosh! Can't believe you still work with that cold!
Damn dude you make it look easy and shame the rest of us at home watching from the warmth of our easy chairs. Great content 👍. Great job
You're not the only one out there buddy. I just got done setting trusses in the snow. You could try double depressing quickly the paslode to get it to fire in the extreme cold.
You are an excellent framer, dedicated and extremely talented man. Keep up the good work I've watched all your videos man thanks for the time
Your RUclips channel is the only one i press the the like button and that says alot. Your a hard worker and i respect that!
I like your ability and hard work. Today I have nerve damage in my legs and broke my neck working like that. I have a spinal cord stimulator to help with the hell of 24/7 pain.I know people like what your doing, the downside is pain. Only someone with the agony of pain can realize what it does to your soul. Many say they do but few live in hell. I haven't slept more than 4 hours without having to take a break. On back no pillow strapped in since 2007 sleeping on my side is impossible. Have you ever had a back spasm that almost makes you pass out? Or neck pain that makes you vomit?money is never worth destroying your body. God bless you crazy framer. May god protect you from injury.
I’ve only ever had one fall. 8 years ago I fell almost 20 ft, landed on my side, broke my pelvis , and snapped my arm like a twig. Now I have a plate and screws in my wrist. Even though it doesn’t look like it in the videos, I do work very carefully and my only goal is not to get hurt.
I know I just hope and pray for your health and safety. You are a great builder. Impressed by your knowledge and limiting extra movements.a total pro. Great Canadian builders.😊👍
Try using those ice trax cleats for walking on ice, might help with walking on the osb.
Got my hoodie today! Should've gotten a color that wasn't navy blue, can't even see the "time for a beer" on it, but as long as its some support for you and what you do, I'm all about it. Thanks for the vids CF, always looking forward to the next one!
It was 5 degreed F here in NYC a few days ago and yes I work outside!
When that truss snagged on the lower roof you mustve blurted out every unholy word in the dictionary. lol
Yup. Even came up with a couple new ones!
@@Thecrazyframer lol
Hell, I even uttered a few and I’m just watching.
You definitely earned that beer working in those conditions.
I am a lady who loves watching this stuff it is fascinating
would be funny if siri would just say -26°c is fckin cold so get inside and have beer!
Check out HumorCast. It doesn't have Siri saying it, but you can certainly read it with the same effect.
I was at the store yesterday and i noticed the fuel is rated for temperatures of 5C to 20 C, so getting it to work below temp like your doing is a miracle in it self.
Use the inside of sofa cushions to get grip on the roof
hey man... why you don't mount go pro on your helmet or chest. so you can work with two hand. more safety...
That's what I was wondering too. Chest mount is only $39 USD and the head mount is only $29 USD (both on Amazon). I know I'd be willing to chip in a dollar or two for a mount fund for him.
Your a machine dude. 👍
I Love 💕 your videos 🙋♀️🥰
Definitely time for a beer if it's that cold!
From bc where it's not quite as cold!
In kelowna is kinda cold lately..
It's cold.
Great job Props!
Windchill of -52 here the last couple of days. Today its a balmy -23 lol good work man. Luckily we found some indoor stuff to wire.
Watching you walk on that icy roof is scary enough...you don’t have to trip and say “ooops” also! I had to remind myself that you probably didn’t fall off since you posted the video...thanks for a great and inspiring video...
Awesome.
I’m curious, why are you having to frame the valley trusses on top of sheathing? Isn’t that just a waste of sheathing
This was brutal to watch, cannot imagine just how cold that was for you! Extreme conditions when your fuel cell freezes after 10 min!
"Poly Poly Poly get your adverbs here!"...... I couldnt resist!!
Surely. the area above the bathroom, closet and at the top of the stairs, that results from the lowered ceiling, can be used for storage with through a loft ladder at the top of the stairs
loled when i saw your shoes they look very cold!
hey crazy framer, when setting up your valley trusses why not position skid/slip blocks for the valley trusses that will also double as foot holds :)
Instructive and interesting
You are a trooper.
omg -29... i have no words. Hope you stay safe man!
There are days like that when it’s too cold and sometimes you have call it when the tools don’t work
I use arborists harness on eBay plus guardian C 50' rope and metal "prusik" on my icy metal roof and heavy duty chain links 3000+ pounds. Slow and ropes tangle but I'm solo.
They make metal cleats that will adjust to your shoes or boots and the cleats are very good on ice!!!!!
I enjoy your videos I see you having fun in the cold like I was the other day but inside of a shell house with no heat it was a beautiful day have fun with the rest of the house do you show the end results of the project that you do and if you don't can you show them
I’ll show as much as I can
@@Thecrazyframer thank you appreciate it looking at you from Detroit
Anything you’re getting done now is a bonus. The weather is really ugly and no end in site. I’m surprised the insulators/drywallers are out. Are they related to you? Just what you need, pressure from other trades. Take care, the key word in deadline is dead.
The struggle is real working in Alberta!
I'm thinking you need a Warn PullzAll - they make a cordless version...
I saw those. I’m gonna get one.
@@Thecrazyframer get the lithium one or one that can be driven by your drill, the nicad one are shitty and won't even work in the cold
Alle Achtung bei der Kälte👍👍👍👍
Never seen an ice pouch before!
in houston u get 2 days of snow every other year
You ever try something like Yak Tracks for grip on a roof?
Time for a bee and watch another crazy vid!! Thanks.
Lol. Beer.
watch out for the sting!
I like to have a cold bee after work myself...
you really are a crazy framer 😝
Suggestions for Season 3?
CF - How to Cook a Turkey Alone
- stuffs turkey w sawdust and beer
- pins back end of turkey w Paslode
- attempts to cook turkey on heater in basement
- “Well, it’s time for a beer and pizza. This things still frozen”.
Ha ha slipping all over the roof, no one else working, -29 degrees, yes sir, you are crazy 👍
Good framer
"There are old framers and there are bold framers but there are no old bold framers." Stay safe.
I have been watching the whole series. You sir are a BADASS!!!!! one hell of a work ethic. Are you getting employment opportunities from these?
He will be able to get work all over the world, anytime he wants, at above market rate. He has to be getting flooded with opportunities and he has earned every one.
I agree he does!
Here in Tucson, Arizona, between where you are and I am, there is a 100° difference in the temperature. I like the cold weather, but that's "bat shit crazy cold!"
How do people even go outside in the summer there?!?! Only seen Arizona on TV and the heat just looks evil 😊
@@farikomike524 it just seems that way! It is easier to try stay cool/comfortable, than staying warm. However, shoveling that much sunshine does get boring real quick! I have live here since 1967! Grabbing tools in summer does have its drawbacks, and the inside of your car can hit 150°-160° during summer days, making, taking a hold of the steering wheel a treat. But, it's easy to become acclimated. Couple of years, you'll feel just like the rest of the Sonoran Desert creatures.
Karl Griggs i’m from the UK and we don’t even cook our food at temperatures that high 😆 closest i got was about 40 C and that was in Egypt. Stayed in doors for that one 👍
Wow. So you were telling the temperature in Celsius the whole time?
John yeah, no freedom height here were in fucking Canada.....or any other country in the world besides America
Celsius is for pussies.
There, I said it. Somebody had to.
Did you know -40 degrees is the same , Celsius or Fahrenheit . After -40 , Fahrenheit becomes a colder number than Celsius !
@@Thecrazyframer i did not know that. Thank you!
Beer!?!? Dude get your self a whiskey! You have earned it!
Not if I want to keep making these video's everyday!
How much do these houses sell for can I ask. and how big an estate is it.
cheers.
WOW !
WAY too cold for me !
90° difference AT LEAST, between you and north Texas today !
where is this located? Canada? Cheers from sweden. Good effort man!
-29 Degree and you're still working? Now that's what I call a crazy framer!
Yasssssss. Time to watch some hard work! hehe
You should visit a sports shop and pick up some spikes for the bottom of your shoes. They won't be perfect on such a slope, but they'll be better than nothing.
Crazy framer... More like God framer
So I'm trying to figure out how do pay attention to detail in -15 degree temps. My brain would definitely malfunction messing in that cold ass air. Looking forward to another surfing on OSB scene 😂.
-15 ? My last video was -38F! And I don't know? I think when it's that cold you start to hallucinate!
I'm trying figure out what kind of shoe you're wearing.
Siri which RUclipsr is creating some awesome videos and showing a positive mindset building quality work in all weathers @thecrazyframer
Holy shit that is cold. It rarely gets below 32°F where I live. But it gets over 100°F and is humid as hell so it feels hotter. I'd take the cold over the heat. Do the guys across the street know you're working alone? Have they talked to you at all?
A thermos for your drink might be a good idea. or leaving your drink near the heater. LOL.
It is so asinine that they have the 12' ceilings but want you to lower them to only 8. They could go with 9 or 10ft if they really want it lower. 8' is too low. Although, I suppose if there were access panels they could use the wasted space for hidden storage or something. Or it could be to run plumbing vents or hvac ducts or something.
should of bought corkers for your shoes, they sell them all over, they go over the shoe and have spikes in them to cling onto plywood.
a warm beer? lol
Kinda funny the beer will likely be warmer than everything else.
You are fkn crazy , my body wouldn’t work in that weather, although I live in Australia and it’s 30d Celsius at the moment ( too hot) haha I’ve never experienced such cold weather but yea I give you guys so much respect for getting out there and working in those conditions, even on a 5degree Celsius morning in winter I avoid hammering a nail in as my hands struggle to hold a nail 🤦♂️
Just to be clear, I would be nervous on that roof on a warm day with no wind. When the New Zealand news is talking about record low temperatures across North America, I think I might just spend a day on the paperwork or even take a rest day. Call me a wimp but... you just power on. Wow.
What do you get paid per house that you frame
How long does it take to get a frostbite in a minus 29 degrees wind chill?... wow, it's like working inside my freezer!....
U dont get any. We frame till -35 windshill all the time
it's way colder than your freezer. you can get frostbite in less than 10 minutes if you're dumb. that's why he doesn't like to sweat. moisture is the quickest way to problems in that weather.