Modern House Part 10- Start second level floor framing and wrap up fabrication
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Shorter video this week. I was only on site for two days so I could finish up the steel fabrication off site. I did not film a lot of the fab because it really was just more of the same. I did timelapse putting plates on the top and bottom of the beams to get them ready to ship. I'll be back with some great footage for next week which finished with a ton of visual progress. Thanks as always for watching and if you're new here I hope you stick around as there is just a ton of cool stuff coming up.
-Jake
0:00 Lift wall with crane
4:19 Guardrail
10:00 Plate and set beam
19:33 Stairwell work
22:00 Set stair stringers
29:00 Stair guardrail
31:53 Plate beams
34:34 Unload steel
39:28 Thanks for watching!
Imagine if this guy was a member of the Special Forces-he’d be a one man squad! I would not want to be on his punch list.
You are the hardest working craftsman on RUclips! I love this build
I like the fact that you keep everything as level and straight as possible. Even the temporary handrails. 😀
enjoyed the update ✌️
It's not that I'm afraid of high places, I just respect the crap out of them. Lol.
Me too! I remind myself every day on this one to be careful. The weird angles are tricky, there's either a lot more or a lot less behind you than normal so it throws you off.
It happens to the best of us Jake with that steel LOL.
Unreal, It definitely had different plans than I did for where it wanted to go:-) It was just as bad having to rewatch it a couple times too. Thanks for tuning in.
So excited to see the progress and what the house will look like, thank you for sharing and Angel Blessings......
Finally some better weather!
:) you do motivate to finish up my current project as well.
You are great in all you do. Absolutely a pleasure to watch your work.
Thanks for that :-)
I enjoy having a front row seat Jake! Thanks for memorializing your project. Wet steel, on wet forks on a wet day.....unloading on a grad.....Clearly your not happy, but it could have been on the third floor! Just glad you weren't hurt. Like the man below says....it happens to the best of us! Looking forward to the next post!
Good stuff Robert, thanks:-)
Love your videos. Something I really admire about them is the safety measures you take to make sure you're safe. Thought it was kind of funny though when you made sure the safety rail posts were plumb, lol. Never seen someone do that before. They usually just plop them up even if they decide to put up safety rails in the first place. I think you making sure they were plumb just shows the type of craftsman you are. Definitely someone I'd consider hiring if I needed something built.
It's funny you notice that, I usually wouldn't do anything except just mark the spots so it was level but there is just so much long open area and corner spots with guard rail that if I didn't do that it would just look super wonky on top of everything being at 30* which makes it odd to the eye already. I'm not normally that fussy:-)
Jambo, Jake. Great progress, thanks for sharing. Always look forward eagerly to your update. Asante.
Hello sir. Where can I get those beams from? Thank you. You are very hardworking man and God bless you
Great progress thanks for sharing
mighty fine job
I love what you're doing. I'm dreaming of myself doing this. I'm gonna be here watching till the end of the project...
Glad to hear it! There’s plenty of cool stuff after this project, so I hope you stick around for that as well :-)
❤@@ShredPile
holy crap!!
welder/fabricator,painter, operator,crane operator,iron worker,framer,carpenter,i am guessing you did the foundation and the excavation,safety monitor, job foreman, site superintendent, and videographer!!
You are not getting paid enough..
Haha, 'wear all the hats, get all the headaches' :-) I didn't do the concrete or the excavation, those were both super involved too.
Bravo pour votre travail incroyable, good job.
I watch from Paris France
Merci beaucoup! J'apprécie que vous soyez à l'écoute de si loin :-)
No idea why, but I was waiting for the stairs to go in :) Great progress and no cutting out of the small FUBAR at the end :)
I was kind of slacking on that project and was waiting for one of those full stall opportunities to stick them in:-)
Finally ...Japanese fishermans deck boots and asstd jumpers etc...your mushroom farmer moss free rollin stone esprit...oh my
Wood good wood and pier grade steel...forged storm grade nautical environs necessitates it so...
Nice , challenging pile o jenga house...
Carry on....
Thanks Peter!
This looks like it is going to be an amazing home when it is done. As someone without construction experience, I wonder how the wood sub-flooring is not being destroyed by all of the exposure to rain. It seems that it is raining and wet the majority of the days during this build. Won't the sub-floor plywood swell and warp or have the various layers delaminate? It seems like it would be ruined before completion.
It will survive, it always does. If there’s anything that really needs attention I’ll replace it. It’s an unfortunate part about building in this area and it’s definitely not optimum but it’s just how it goes.
@@ShredPile I was expecting another viewer to clue me in. Thanks, for answering directly. I'm not sure where you get the energy to build all day, film, edit and respond to YT comments, but more power to you. 🖖
Whats up with the very cool portable crane, you have.
Man that thing is just the best. It does so much work in the smallest amount of time it's almost silly. Next couple of episodes really showcase what it does for me. Thanks for tuning in:-)
Good Gravy… that beam was determined to spoil your perfect pick record Jake. What do the inspectors make of the one-man crew? I’d think they’d be pretty damn impressed (as we are)!
Yeah that was rough. I'm not sure if it's ever come up with an inspector. They are usually so busy it's just the facts and they are moving on. Thanks though:-)
I have hit content GOLD.
Why do you work alone
why not!!??
Just been doing it that way for more than a decade now. It's super quiet:-)
Well you're very good at it. Thanks for the great content
@@user-gc7fs2qo9kthat was helpful answer a question with a question
My pleasure Mike, thanks for watching:-) @@mikeaustin9810
The stringers look undersized and need 4 stringers instead of 3. Not sure what state you're in but those would never pass inspection around here.
You did see the extra bracing that were on them, right? Ya know, the board attached to the side of them. Doubles their strength.
You seem highly intelligent. Get a taller step ladder.
I know, I know. the taller one was too far away:-)