Building A House #5 : Plumb & Line Braces
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- An 1,800SF single family home with a 6/12 pitch roof, using prefabricated trusses and 2x6" wall construction. In this series I'll walk you through every step of the way during the framing phase. Sharing information on how to properly construct walls, roofs, details and more.
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I used to frame up here in the PNW for a couple years. Watching your content makes me miss it and want to swing the hammer again. Sadly, being the main ‘cut’ guy doing a lot of rough sawn beams is what ultimately did me in. We never did do a lot of slab on grade, it was most build-outs with pony walls or basements going up 2 stories. Always checked me out walking the outers for trusses especially in the winter. My folks live on the Central Coast and funny enough going to be moving back soon. Keep up the great content!!! 😊
I like watching people work because there’s always something you can learn. Thanks for sharing your work
"Give me that barky one.". Matt well versed in carpenter lingo. 😂
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The right response would have been "WOOF WOOF"
Great work Matt. Really enjoy your explanations of each step. That’s a big help for a lot of people
Great show Matt. I’m not a framer but watch the show because you do awesome work. Keep it up!
Здорова банда . что-то давно не видно вас было . даже стал искать думал пропустил выпуск. Здоровья и мира, трудовых успехов
Love the videos, thanks for posting these Matt. They're extremely helpful. I also appreciate how you explain things along the way. Much love 🙏
Good work as usual. Thx for the tips .💪👍👍
Matt that’s Superman eyeglasses and looks perfect on you 👌
This has been a good series, Matt.
I don't care how goofy something looks, no job is worth your health. Better to wear weird glasses for a few hours than a eye patch the rest of your life.
I mean you could use lesser guffy ones 😂, but if he dont mind.. yes ppe for the win, stay safe
You guys are fun to watch. Why do you use 6x6 in the corners.
Heat waves are nice
Hey Matt. Love the videos, great content with your shots and information that is constantly being communicated between yourself and the others on the worksite. Best learning material by far. On a side note i was wondering if Fox was still working with you in some capacity or has moved on?
I bought Dewalt Dominator Safety glasses a while back they’re OK, but I prefer my Lift brand glasses.
Was that lumberyard mold on the wood at 14:42?
Really like this framing vid - your crew works ass holes and elbows (Larry Haun).
Also like the b & w intro - nice job
biggy up's
holy shit just purchased a Support Blue Collar tee in army green. Dude! that is the coolest damn shirt can't wait to rock it on the job site
Here again boys
Great video Matt, The heat is probably worse out there because of the humidity, here it’s a dry heat. What is the name of the metal tool you use to pull the walls together? Have a great day 👍
Curious why you added the 6x6s now rather than frame them with the wall? Just to make the wall lighter to lift up?
Shear walls for the hold downs
@@chiefchris9923 Yeah Chief I'm well aware of WHY there are 6x's but most framers will put them up with the rest of the wall, not add them in after raising the wall.
I'm watching videos for tips as I plan a build. I have learned a few from your videos, thank you.
I have a question, please: it looks like you're using a 21 degree framing nailer. Is there a reason you're using 21 degrees instead of 30 degrees?
Are your sheets 47 7/8 wide to accommodate the 1/8 expansion gap Matt
Yes thats how they come
Hi Matt I enjoyed your videos a lot. Been watching for 3 years.
Quick question though, why can’t I bump the quality on the recent videos?
You should be able to, it’s all in 4K. Doesn’t give you the option?
A wooden house! Lmao! 😂
What boots are you wearing? I like the toe cap they remind me of Redwing Iron Rangers.
I just got some safty glases that tint and have the reading for 1.5 getting old sucks
Bro, your glasses are straight up from the old man in UP or from an old actor (Junior) in the Sopranos OR Martin Scorsese glasses.
Btw great tips!
What is your height from bottom of bottom plate to top of double top plate? Does sheathing cover this entirely or is there a gap at the top and overlap of sheathing onto foundation at the bottom? Just curious how exactly the sheathing lays out height wise.
Writing as a former production builder, when you are plumb bracing before sheathing, you drive far too many nails. If you are putting the sheathing up immediately, you need just enough nails to hold the wall until the sheathing is installed. Usually that would be two in each end and one in the middle. Every nail you drive has to be pulled and that takes time and costs money. If you are not responsible for the sheathing or there will be an unknown delay before the sheathing will be installed you might want more nails that I listed. You are using enough nails to brace for multistory construction without sheathing.
If we leave things overnight, which we do, I worry about things blowing over.
I’d rather overdo it, I get its money wasted, but it won’t ever move.
Where's seniors 12' square at at. Lol
What Makita radio is that?
Hope you pull square point on top Matt
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Does fox still work for you?
Why a nailgun and no screws for the framing?
Harry homeowner over here 🤣
What is that gun you're using in the intro @0:50ff
NSR83-21PRO
It’s been a while for me , but where’s Fox ???
Where was the hammer!?!?
5 ✅
Who's in charge? You or the skinny dude with glasses? lol
Hey Matt where is fox ? What happened to him ?
Whats the new guy suppose to be doin
You have guys that just don’t wear bags while they work? (Guy in the white Panella shirt with the sun hat)
Yeah, if it’s just moving material around or bringing things to and from, nobodies too worried about it.
Where’s fox? 🦊
Big fan btw. Is there a way of reinforcement? 😮
Question. We at home built a 20 x 30 tiny home. It sat for about four months framed. This sat threw crazy Texas rains and other elements. We put up truses and what we've realized it's the structure moves / sways plenty. Help 😲😭