Do THIS Next Time You Need To Screw on an Angle
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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Ok question, so you drive it in reverse? 🤔
It's me
Can i get a job?
Would love to see
Not to be rude but please wear a hard hat, safety glasses and a high-vis vest. Gloves will protect you from getting splinters.
Never splitting the lumber is a bold statement cotton
Man if the wood would've split lol 😅
Lets see if it pays off for them
@@JoeBeeOneKenobeethat was the 3rd take
@@jkmonkey123baseketball?
He said slips
I appreciate that you show beginner stuff. People forget that the beginner stuff is still super important. That was my problem as an apprentice
Yes, I remember struggling as an apprentice and the older guy watched me struggle for a bit then showed me the proper way. He seemed to get a kick outta watching us struggle though 😂
@@fluffynutz730they gotta let you struggle so then your willing ready to learn and won’t forget it would be impossible to try teaching everything it also gives them idea what you know.
Yes, everyone was sometimes a beginner
@@caseG80commas bro, please. Had a headache trying to read that
Carpenters are generally the worst teachers there are. They act like theyre some rock start doing magical brain surgery or something. Its like how about if your soooo good, you teach me how to pull lay out and not get frustrated in 2 seconds.
The trick I use is go in straight only just enough that maybe more than half the top is in, then tilt to your angle. Never really had a need to reverse it unless I go too deep initially
... *That's what she said.*
@@thebesttheworst2277if she doesn't want you to reverse it, sex is gonna be hella boring!
I like reversing it and “drilling” it by screwing in reverse at the angle you want so it never goes forward but you still have a decent pilot hole
🎶Is it worth it? Let me work it
I put my thang down, flip it and reverse it
Ti esrever dna ti pilf nwod gnaht ym tup i
Ti esrever dna ti pilf nwod gnaht ym tup i🎶
@@thebesttheworst2277I knew someone was going to make that comment. It's kind of dangerous in the New Woke Order, be careful where you point that humor, someone's feelings might get hurt.😢
Thanks for the tip. Here's one for you: always wear safety glasses when handling any tools: you never puncture your cornea, it saves time being driven to the hospital, it saves money (since in the U.S. you have to pay doctors to fix you up) and you look better with both eyes and no giant gouges out of your face!
Shut up safety Sam 😂😂😂
Nurd
Just appreciate the fact that he is always willing to help people!
Fact
He’s making money….
Naaahhh... he's making content
I appreciate the encouragement to get out there and do it myself. Trying tips is helpful on so many levels. Thank you for taking the time to share them.
Social media always opens you up to criticism. But this guy here has helped me in more ways than he knows. I literally learned how to drywall like a professional in one day from his tutorials. Gold. He is just trying to get you the basics. He even says, after a while make your own way. Decent guy! Thanks bro!
Im so happy to see videos like this beginning trades tricks and tips would have helped years ago whrn all the old men just expected you to know and get mad and show you. Thats why most people dont wanna go in the trades because of grumpy ball busting dudes. And theor info is gonna die with them.
Exactly. If I'm eager to learn why the attitude? I went into a different field where people are treated with respect when they need to learn something
@@airthrowDBTIt's the Boomer way. That generation is the most selfish that has ever existed imo.
@@BillDaBurgerEater My baby boomer stepdad when I was 16 asked me if I wanted to learn to drive in his stick shift jeep. I really wanted to learn stick shift because I thought it was badass. His idea of "teaching" me to drive stick was to keep laughing everytime I stalled and refuse to tell me what I was doing wrong, until I said "Let's go home", it took many years later until I learned from an older (but not boomer) Gen X co-worker to let me drive myself home in her car while she pounded beers...because she was chill I learned super quick. Boomers LOVE holding the stupidest little thing they know that you don't over you, not sure why. It's literally like they never outgrew toddlerhood.
@@BillDaBurgerEater They really are selfish. So much so that they were initially named the Me generation because they are so self centered.
@airthrowDBT boomers selfishness and stupid decisions are literally why so many people failed to learn to be functional adults.
Been watching you for years, half of my house wouldn’t be here without you sir.
I am so trying this!😮 Thank you!! 😃
Your the teacher I need. Your like a dad teaching me what to do.
You're. You're welcome, son.
There there son. Smile like a donut for daddy
When he goes to put it insidr you it never slips it never falls out and goes balls deep everytime
That a good DIY tip. The professional tip is.. put a little angle on it, not perpendicular to the board, but not quite as much as you want. Once it starts, turn the screw to the angle you want. No reversing
😮 split will come from getting to close to the edge and over tighten screws. 🤠👍
I have learned so much from this man.
Found your channel recently and I've learned a lot. Glad there's people like you putting out videos to help save homeowners money.
Please don't take advice from this clown
That’s very good, but, if I were building a home, I’d invest in the “hurricane brackets” shown next to that angle screw job. They make your roof rafters stronger against being blown off in high winds.
Having done this and much more for twenty years the basic are what you rely on talk to professional athletes they may do crazy’s tuff but the fundamentals are what make them great. This will still split wood that is the awareness to know when you can and can’t do this. Bold of you to assume I can split a 2x12 with this technic. Sure do like him but he is hard on equipment. Everything is a hammer!
I actually learned this by accident by having it in reverse and not realizing it, and I noticed how it was so controllable, so now I do it all the time
I had half a thought a couple times to try that but never actually did it. Thanks.
Love the videos, been watching you for years. Helped me alot thank you, hope you had a Merry Christmas 🎅
Thanks, you too!
😮I didn't know this 😅thank you, sir. I appreciate it. I can't wait to build something now 😊
Always enjoy your videos. Also that you're very impressed with yourself.
As a 6 year Carpenter, I was expecting some sage wisdom. Funny how easy it is to forget that some people are beginners and don't have a clue.
There is a reason why we use nails for framing more often than screws as wood expands with moisture Nails don't break but screws do
Screws sheer nails don’t.
That’s why you use “Structural” Screws. You’d never tie down trusts like that with a nail since shear isn’t the problem anyways you’re tying it down
Best practice is to use bailing twine, latch her together and dab a bit of Elmer's glue between the joints.
The answers here are why no one knows what to believe.
@@onethousandtwonortheast8848 what about my answer is incorrect lmao have you worked carpentry?
Perfect every single time 50% of the time 😂.
Always great stuff! This time though the bracket to the left is what we call hurricane clips. That is because those screws will pull right out over hurricane winds !
Nope. Code approves them as an alternative to hurricane clips.
You know this is just a shed, right? No amount of hurricane clips will keep it in place if you get hit by a hurricane and also hurricanes virtually do not exist in Canada :)
@@patty109109 depends on location. Clips are required in hurricane prone areas at minimum. Straps or double wrapped straps preferred. Won't be able to get home owner insurance without at least clips. But since the board to the left had a clip, I assume he is doing toenail and clips.
Simpson makes a structural screw that replaces hurricane ties. SDWC. They have a QuikStik extension tool that makes it easy to install on walls over 8’ tall.
Not to brag, but just today I discovered this on my own. The one difference for me is after I reversed the screw out, I did not keep it in reverse. I switched back to clockwise to finish screwing.
I love this guy. Thank you for all the free info!
60 year old diy homeowner here. Why have I not learned this sooner??? Thank you!!!
Basic tool tecnique...
Because you’ve had an easy enough life. Most like made some really good choices, good on ya!
I'm 39, dad taught me that before I was 10😂😂
You haven’t done enough work yet,,
lol I learned this from common sense
Use a taper bit counter sink for a cleaner hole. To answer other comments about nails structural rated screw has 3 times higher shear rating than nail and 4 times higher rating on pull out
I want to copy that comment. To look up nail vs screw shear rating.
Way over my head,
But could come in handy in the future!
If shear strength is what's holding it in place there's something wrong.
Nobody is counter syncing a hole for this application, unless they are obsessive and have unlimited time.
Never pull out
Learned this over time while screwing thousands of screws, its a great tip
Thank you!!
Father taught me this when I was young. Use it all the time.
Thank you!!
Thank you that's great information I could have used a 40 years ago better late than never
I prefer to pre-drill, to at least some depth. Otherwise it will split on some timbers. Better for doing more accurate or variable angles also.
Same, but I work with older homes, I always have to drill pilot holes first
Tricks of the trade. Love it bro!
See that bracket on the one next to that one. Thats what you use there not a screw.
There are screws rated for this task.
And even that’s to low
That's a hurricane tie. It's not holding the rafter up, it's holding it down in case of high winds. The rafter has full bearing on the beam and most likely a seat cut.
No reason not to use both. I mean it's possible to use too much hardware but a little overkill isn't a bad thing. Codes are a minimum standard, doesn't mean you can't go above and beyond 😁
@@17Scumdog it’s missing fixings, it’s at the wrong height, and I know it’s to hold them down, iv put on hundreds
@@Carsonktm420 it is a bit low lol
By fixings do you mean fasteners?
Great tip!
Lol this is how I've always done it. Not a trades man, just common sense....which much of this world lacks these days
Ok?
How is this at all common sense? You didn't teach yourself this on purpose. You were shown this, or you screwed up and just went with it. You need to learn the definition of words and phrases or refrain from using them.
@@DanielDroegeShow No it's common sense. Trial and error is common sense. Learned it could be adjusted after being hammered just slightly in, turned at angle and then hammered in and it's perfect
@@youtuber9046 And you took the time to reply to a comment you think is useless 😂 Ok?
@@HalferLandPerformance Was it Twain that said common sense was just a collection of prejudices acquired by the age of 18?
Ive never tried the reverse trick, will do that for sure. Great tip.
I love the way Canadians say "out" ❤❤
Oot.
If you say that to a Canadian, they will apologize to you
@@Dan-440oouut, bout for boat,
Thank you
Good tip, I like your style. Cheers
“ never falls OWOUT”
As a fellow Canadian, I don't hear what you hear..Hmm. Dunno, sounds right to me.
That’s a great tip!
I always screw at an angle.
Me always straight better penetration!!
Thank you 👍
We just nail them from the top..
Sincerly, Framer
47 years in construction…. Never saw that trick. Thanks.
Yes I agree. Always get your angle right when you screw 😆
Great job.
He does NOT say to switch back from reverse to forward... while it's implied from "ready to drive" for beginners he could gave specified. I appreciate his efforts. Just a tip.
Yea as soon as it drys out it splits I know since I use this method myself so let's not lie to others it just doesn't blow out the chunk is all
Homie shop at lowes💀
I cant wait till you old school ding dongs who care about the dumbest shit die off and are finally out of the trade..
Thanks
He's Canadian. He's correct every time
This guy give good, practical tips. I wish there would have been clips like his when I was a young guy starting out. He has many good ones.
thx for this video sir!
This guy is so smart and fast that I can hardly keep up, and I'm #20 in the world at search and destroy, bro.
He has a perfect example of the correct way to do it right next to his hack job and still does this lmao
Yep, that’s a hack job all right smfh
Very good thank you
... you've no idea how many folks you've helped! Thk U!
I start all screws in reverse to prevent splitting the wood
Here's a trick. Don't do what this guy does. He's a pro and all his work looks diy
Watch a video he made, 3 nails held on the roof......😂😂😂
That's common sense 😊
1st year stuff..
I figured out on my 1st day
Ingenious I will definitely be using this
Thank you sir...👍🏾
I always do it this ways.
Nice tip
This man needs a raise 😂
I needed this 20 years ago, i was too busy trying to find the cable stretcher
Dude… this guy I jus glove him. Every time I see him teach something I learned on my own I’m like. Genius 😏
Damn kept it in reverse and still drove it in? Impressive!
Learned this around 9 building club houses in the back yard
I was just teaching my 15yr old son this lastnight.
Man you’re a genius, Never did that before
A ! Genius ? For installing a Screw !?!? Really !;! Really !;!
Jeff, You're like a Bob Vila on Steroids...! You explain every little detail no matter what subject you're talking about... all the pluses and minuses and what pitfalls to watch out for. Man you are the like The Library of congress on construction...!!! 👍♥️💯 Keep em coming...!!!
Wow,... amazing.
We are gonna cross the street tomorrow by ourselves.
Wish us luck.
Why keep it in reverse when adjusting your angle? I'm assuming you switched it back before you drove it in right?
Good to see you again OUR champ and family/ relative/Friend
Trik memasukkan skrup ini sangat bagus 👍
I wish I knew this trick. Oh well there is always next time. Thank you sir.
I love your videos
U should have a string line going down the wall to make sure the top plate is straight
Keep it in reverse and then don’t ? Can you expand on that ?
Nice trick
So clever
You want to screw the joist to the beam, not the beam to the joist.
A buddy of mine would never do it that way my way without the metal
On mine i done that and put some through the side from the top
A bird could fly away without that board😂😂 it never splits, it never falls out, it NEVER holds, and I can't see it from my house! And THATS perfect every time!
So clever you are!
MY FAVORITE HOW TO GUY
Thx man
I'm going to make one suggestion drop down another 1.5" and readjust your angle more meat for a better uplift hold !
Been doing it that way for 40 years
"Never splits." As the wood splits. 😂
Do I screw it in in reverse ?
How do people come up with theses brilliant tricks 😮
Tried this but her legs were in the way, any tips?