Framing a Custom Home - A First Person POV and Time-Lapse
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2021
- Watch as a crew of 4 frame up a custom home. The main goal of this video is to show how much work actually goes into one of these homes and to make ourselves look cool doing it. Thanks for watching.
*Height Warning
Music:
(I DO NOT OWN ANY MUSIC USED)
The Way - by Zach Hemsey
The Silence - by Manchester Orchestra
Vengeance - by Zach Hemsey
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Guys, I'm 53 and been in the trade 36 years down here in Florida. Beautiful work. I'm super impressed. You guys are amazing.
I’m in Middleburg Florida basically Jacksonville and am looking to get back into conventional carpentry
I'm 53 and just about to get back into the game. Gotta sharpen up my game
As a fellow carpenter we need more bad ass videos like this. Keep up the good work!
I plan to go into carpentry can I ask you some questions
@@wild1246Send it! 🇺🇸
@@zachr7086I have questions🙋♂️
Amazing 👏
I could watch this all day man WOW ❗️ your team are amazing hard workers 🔥 im 22 years old and this makes me want to self disciplined myself to overcome bigger obstacles that i havent set for myself and actually take the action to try new trades instead of staying comfortable where im at not making as good money
I just wanted to watch some framing techniques. I didn't ask for my spirit too be awakened. Great commentary.💯💥🖖
For a fleeting second there I thought I was seeing the fluid movements of Larry Haun setting rafters. 👍👍👍
Great video!! I truly admire framers and builders that use the Zip System!! Awesome work!
Old school, I like it. I don’t do this stuff anymore I’m too old and like my shop work now. The team is the most important part of this house, like a well oiled machine it’s a pleasure watching you guys throw it up.
2:17 - Such a framer moment! Love it.
Ur the reason as well as mattbangswood and framingbeast why I get up and do carpentry love u man thought I’d let u know ur my hero
After framing walls and moving material all day I come home and want to watch more at least once a week I say to myself iam going to get a different job...😆😆
This is very impressive. I have a lot of respect for this kind of work. Cool to watch.
Absolutely love this! Keep ‘em coming please!
Pro carpenter here good job get some!
Heck yeah!! This was awesome man. Good work.
Great job gentlemen
Nice work dude, I’m a 20Y.o. Framer myself, got a few videos up, this is some really good quality stuff
Appreciate man. Ive just subscribed. Much respect to you. Plus those tattoos are killer🙏👍
@@certifiedladderholder thank you sir, I gave them to myself
Nice Wowwww
Grate job
Damn good work brotha
Much respect to you guys we have a crew of 4 too keep up the good work
Awesome! Loved the monologue overlay at the beginning too
Damn y’all got that framing done fast
Watts is sublime. Good work, sometimes I miss working with a crew.
More POV please
Hard to beat those old paslode guns. They take a beatin and might double fire but they just work.
Looks good fellas. And Manchester orchestra? Pretty cool.
I use my hammer to pick up lumber off the ground all the time. I never realized I did it until someone pointed it out to me.
Holly attic space! They could easily add an upper level.
Just subscribed! Great work and a dope edit. Good shit.
Awesome content man!
heck ya
Bravo.... found you through your visit to Vegas and meeting the Perkins crew. Nice work!!! Subbed and instant fan!! thank you
Thanks for checking it out!
Badass
Very Very Very proffissionalle work
Ilove this work amaizing beoutiful
Dude I stumbled across you on Tonight. Man you remind me of myself in so many ways. I can tell you love this job and dedicate yourself to being the best at it on a daily basis. I love framing as well. Not to mention you take pride in driving a nail. That’s hard to find in anyway. I’d be up for a nail driving competition if your down. I’m sick with it too. Also hand driving rafters at the wall is the ONLY way in my opinion. Gives me joy to see a younger man taking pride in this trade. I’m only 27 lol but still
Man that’s awesome to hear. I love meeting guys who think of this trade as more than just a job. It becomes effortless when it’s something you absolutely love! I’d be down for one also. I’m confident you’ll win my friend😂👍
@@certifiedladderholder man same here. I’m excited to put my bags on every morning and get to work. I’m hopefully getting my own crew together in the next year so can’t wait for that. Also I have the stiletto TI bone 2. I want the Martinez M1 so bad but I can’t justify paying the money for it. Would it be well worth it in your opinion or no? Because the TI to me is just so comfortable and what I love but it’s getting some wear on it. Not sure how long the grip will last
@@austinjohnson4220 The M1 is a great hammer definitely. It has a way different feel to the Ti Bone though. I love how comfortable the Ti Bone feels too but the M1 has its own feel. Having the ability to replace the grip and the head is an absolute win in my opinion. I think it’s well worth the money. Once you get used to how it swings, you can drive nails like a champ👍
Took the words outta my mouth
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Great video! Saw you on the Perkins video and decided to check out your channel. Keep up the good work!
How the hell do you only have 169 subscribers!! Please make more videos
Looks good guys, the only thing I don't see pressure blocks between joists where they bears and overlap.
Pressure blocking where joists bear/overlap is not required in our area. We do install bridging in the spans that require it👍
That is crazy you guys are doing hand cut roof! You think, especially with the price of materials nowadays that trusses are the only way to go. We only do hand cuts if there is going to be living space up there. Is that standard in your area or something. That's got to be crazy expensive
Yeah hand cuts are pretty common in my area. Even still with these lumber prices.
Was framing contractor for 16 yrs good clean top notch framing guys clean is best. I did big customs back before lvl's had to long v notch and splice 43 ft hips. Ply wood gusit sides and post it or use huge glue lamb lol. Nice work guys
I'm doing 1 5/8 Advantech right now on the second floor and bruh it's rough 😫 😩 lmao
A little piece weighs as much as a full 3/4 sheet😂
It's not to often someone hears an excerpt from Alan Watts when a vod starts. Nice. ...Although, I wonder if you got it from Logic's song - in either case, doesn't matter too much, because they're words that resonate as true because they are true. GL 2 U.
This is unrelated but at about 15:00 did the double window with grids on the back of the house get swapped with the double window with no grids on the front?
Haha great eye. Just swapped the panels😂
No glue under the subfloor, the floors are going to creak for sure
Actually the first couple seconds of the video is me grabbing a glue gun! I can assure you we glue all of our floors. Thanks man🙏
How do you sheet on the ground? Mind going more into detail? Boss is worried about it floating if floor isn't perfect. You obviously square them on ground, what else?
We see crews all around wait to sheet their walls after they stand them. Obviously no floor is perfect but if you square the walls and we always triple check with 2 people, they should be just fine. I can’t remember having many problems with the plates ever floating off the ground. Another thing we do is we hang our sheets down to either tie into the rim board beneath or leave the sheets up so we can tie the wall in later. On walls that are butting other exteriors we leave our corners out and only sheet the middle. That way we can tie every corner in later from the outside. When it comes down to plum and line, we go around and double check our exterior corners. We’ve only had maybe 2 or 3 walls in the years I’ve worked here that needed a little push or pull with the machine.
Also another thing, say you stand the wall without sheeting it. If you have ups and downs in your floor, the wall is going to follow those ups and downs. If you sheet it while the plate is nailed on a straight chalk line, it will remain pretty straight when you stand it. I’d rather have to shim the gaps in the floor than have a wall with a bunch of waves in it. Shimming can also be done with your green plate to insure everything is 👌
Hey man im in lafayette, looking to get into carpentry after school, I have some questions that no one seems to be able to answer for me.
Should I do an apprenticeship through the union, if not what are my other options?
What are apprentices and journeyman making $ here in northwest Indiana?
Im in the process of 1-2 videos explaining how to get into the trade and what to expect. So I’ll be able to give a better explanation soon. I’m not too familiar with the union side of things in our area but you can make anywhere from $13 starting out as an apprentice all the way up to $40-$45. Non-union framing contractors typically pay around that same scale based off of experience and quality of work.
Iwant to learn this craft and work with you
Im from algeria Thank you
Need a CDL to tow that thing around?
What are the shoes you're wearing in the first few minutes of the video? I'm diggin how the heel has minimal elevation, that's not typical for this type of shoe.
Redwing 877’s! Yeah it’s honestly a great shoe. Wears in quite nice
@@certifiedladderholder Thanks for the reply, i'm gonna check em' out.
@@johnwalker8049 You got it man! Thanks for the comment. I’m actually with Jarod (aka Renegade Construction Boy) right now. We were just talking about the tips you gave! Appreciate it man!
@@certifiedladderholder No problem. I've been watchin your recent stuff. Lovin' the pirates of the Caribbean tom foolery. lol
@@johnwalker8049 Love to hear it
Where are you guys based states or Canada, just found you guys lovin the vid’s 👊
The states👍
@@certifiedladderholder I’m from England but been framing cottages in Canada for over 20 now 🇨🇦🏴🙌
@@jimrowland8310 Oh that’s awesome. One day I’ll frame a house in Canada😂
What brand air compressor do you guys run?
Rolair👍
What do you use for video editing software and is this just filmed with a go pro?
I just use iMovie! Also yes all filmed on a GoPro Hero 8
Great videos seen you on a Perkins builder brothers video I believe at the recent International builders show you have some sweet tattoos also.
@@NorthwoodsBuilders Thanks man🙏Appreciate you checking out the channel!
Are those the brunt boots you’re wearing?
Those are Redwing 877’s👍
I hate them damn neighborhoods where a dandelion is a sin.
What square are you using?!
Martinez 2:1 rapid square 👍
Im need to work i need to help and help my family ..please i will apply to ur members Im Labor 😊
Cheater is using leverage too win lol.