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How to Build a Screen Porch Day | Cap and Base Screen System
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at @10:45 im confused. how are you straightening out the bow in the beam, wouldnt you just push the posts over since you havent set the concrete? asking because im about to make a lean to myself
Can you show how you install the first and last joist, I meant the one on corners or both ledger ends
The bird mouth looks like it’s more than one third of the way. A crucial aspect to remember when cutting a birdsmouth is to ensure the structural integrity of the rafter. As a rule of thumb, never remove more than one-third of the depth of the rafter. Overcutting might compromise the strength and reliability of the rafter, leading to potential roofing problems in the future.
Good job Wayne!
Thank you bro!
Them pvc ones are sensitive
Nice work on the video and quality looking work. What size was the lean to or did I miss that ? I know the video is 2yrs. old now but what would a job like that cost?
No worries thanks for watching! If I'm not mistaken we spent about $2000 on materials and it was $1200 for labor. I think it is was 20x12 the posts and beam were at about 11 feet from the existing shed. I could be off by a little bit its been a while!
Thank you, Sir!! My Step-Son just started in the trades and he said, “Oh, just red handled snips? Do you have any other ones?” Now I’m not so confused.
Cool beans!!!! Thanks for watching!
Best video I've found on the topic and I looked at a lot. I used it to make my own. Excellent video production skills, carpentry skills and even human relations. Not everyone would learn enough Spanish to communicate with help. Thanks
Wow so cool that you built your own. When I made the ideas for the video my goal was that someone could actually build their own by the videos instructions. Even if it wasn't the same size it doesn't matter the concepts are the same. So cool! Do you have any pictures of yours that you could email us. I'd love to put it on the channel and make a video about it possibly! If you are interested in that please email photos of the lean-to to Firstnforemost2022@gmail.com . Thank you for watching!
At least your wife is there to help.
I just want something small to put my riding mower and push mower under, so it's not in the weather. Great video, but I think it's a bit overkill for what I need, lol. I have a brick exterior do you think one 2x6x10 would be good enough for the ledger on the brick, or should i go with a 2x8x10. Also instead of using 6x6 posts, could i use 4x4 or 4x6 to attach the roof? Just trying to see what a scaled down version would be.
Yes sir absolutely on both of your choices. Especially, since you must want to park your mower under there. It doesn't have to be as wide as this one was. If you use 4x4's I would recommend some type of beam to post connector, to protect from uplift in a storm or high winds. If you use a 4x6, you can still notch the post as to put some bolts through it and into the beam. If you have any troubles with your build feel free to reach out and I'll do what I can to help! Thank you for watching
Awesome, I live in Florida so I plan to use hurricane ties to the ends and I planned on drilling straight through the 4x4s and using bolts to hold the 2x6 in place. Was going to start on this yesterday but it was so hot I wound up staying inside all day haha.
SUPER Helpful!! Thank you very much guys!
Thank you for watching!
Great anglo spanish guero(whiteboy). I'm a 4th generation Spanish Mexican from Texas(Tex Mex) better known. Make them speak English to you😂. Great video awesome instructions, hasta luego amigo.
Gracias, lol. Yo si lo digo a ellos siempre por su propio bien que hay que aprender Ingles. Pero es dificil , especialmente cuando trabajamos tantas horas el dia y tambien ellos tienen que vivir con sus familias tambien...es que las dias pasan rapido y la verdad no queda tiempo aveces.......mis cunados viven en Texas, siempre mi esposa y yo viejamos por alli casi cada ano. Hay muchos Lagos alli con son buenas para pescar!!!!! Gracias por el comento y pasas muy buen dia!!!
Dude you had to have known youd catch some flak for the sandals
Good idea. It is what I always did while wearing boots.
Love those steel toe sandals!
Put some shoes on what the shit
Love the shoes!
Dont back into them and ruin your day $$$ 🙏
Did you just hammer in a bolt?
yes, it's a bolt, not a lag screw. nut will tighten up with an impact driver; don't need to bother holding a wrench on the bolt head. Just out of curiosity, what did you think was happening?
Nothing unreasonable about hammering a bolt home when it's in a tight hole...
Yes we did to send it through the hole. We added a nut to the other side and tightened it down with a wrench...you got to watch the whole video, I mention it right after the hammer! Thanks for watching!
Is the ledger board against the metal treated or untreated?
On this build it is not treated. As long as it's not exposed to weather it is ok to use non treated lumber, unless you are putting it against concrete,masonry,or it's close to the ground! Thank you for watching.
Just started my first build myself! I guess TH-cam knew I needed to see this lol.
Great! Thanks for watching. What exactly are you building?
22ft 11 3/4 - 22ft 11 7/8 = 1/8 not a 16th🤷♂️
You have to move it 1/16 so that both sides are equal...if the difference is 1/8, you cannot move the other way an 1/8 because youll still be outta of square. I didn't speak clearly in the video. What ever your fldifference is you move it half of what measurements are so both sides are equal. That's why we moved it only a 1/16.
To pu it easier to understand if you add 1/16 to the first measurement, but subtract it from the second measurement. Both overall measurements will then be equal.! Thank you for watching
Just go full shorts 🩳 please!
Gotcha! Lol I'm from the 90's where I wore a lorlt of jogging pants and was always pulling up the legs on them... I guess it's kinda of a habit...I also wear clothes to work that my wife doesn't want me wearing so I try not to get mud and stuff all over them!!! Thanks for watching
We want to thank you and your crew for building the steps in our home to accommodate our age and other considerations. It makes such a huge difference. We certainly appreciate it.
Gotta be honest i don't think i could build with flip flops on
It's definitely not recommended for sure! As you can tell I don't get to swing the hammer much myself anymore! Thank you for watching.
Nice to see your posts again. Good info
You dont live in oregon obviously
No sir, but I do have relatives in upstate new york who are builders and live in an entirety different building zone. We don't have to build for as much load per square foot here so these videos are mainly consistent with Virginia's building code and irc2018 right now! Thanks for watching
When they used to use the best materials and wood treatment but today its all junk. The best wood goes to other countries and the treated lumber you get today is junk. Your last lucky if it last a few years.
The quality of both treated and non treated lumber has definitely gone down! Thanks for watching
Damn all that swinging a damn hammer. Let the technology work for ya.
you don't have properly shoes boss
Where are you guys from that you are working in sandals and not boots or shoes that's ridiculous
I dont work physically much anymore and my right foot toes go numb sometimes from shoes pressing my toes..its a bad habit for sure and I've lost a couple toenails to boot! No pun intended!!!!
Put on some goddamned shoes for fuck sake
Cool video
Thank you for watching!
are those steel toed flip flops?
Yes sir absolutely!!!!
Absolutely...certified!! A geological oddity!!!!lol thank you for watching
i thought you were about to do your footers in a rammed earth method there for a sec. good video bro. solid info and well done. que bueno
Thank you for watching sir!!! Have a great day
Pretty sure everywhere now and where i live requires a specific metal hanger and fasteners for deck stair stringers.... you're not allowed to use a cleat anymore.
Is no one going to say anything about the flip-flops?
The difference between Mexican framers and Anglo Americans it’s just huge beyond believe go Mexicans👍💯
I've known badass framers from many different places. American, Mexican, el salvadorean, Costa rican...it doesn't matter where your from what matters is your drive and your willingness to learn...you can't teach drive, you either have it or you don't. Be proud of where you are from for sure but be careful thinking that way , you might miss out on knowing some really cool people!! Have a great day and thank you for watching
Shouldn't that have a double top plate so the rafters don't sage?
As long as the rafter sits over a stud you don't need a double top plate. But shoes are necessary
@@user-mx3vf8gu2w ok I have never done a roof like that it just dint look like the marks were over the studs when he was marking them but may have just been the camera view but personally I would run a double top plate weather it needs it or not but I build so that stuff last as long as I'm allowed to make it last lol I over build everything I have seen walls saging because of people putting trusses in-between the studs with a single plate. Was a pain of a job the house was about 3 years old but inspectors in Ohio suck I have seen them require plastic over craft face insulation because it wasn't marked on each bat but we also have problems with people breaking into houses going thrue the siding then insulation then drywall because the builder just put celotex for decking and OSB around some windows it's a joke that it's able to be done like that!!!!!!!
Framing nailer aimed right at his own thigh. I know a guy who bailed himself doing just that.
I’m pleased that there aren’t many comments/arguments about your method of setting the 6x6’s in dry concrete or using the bricks at the bottom of the hole. Here in East Texas there’s plenty of moisture in the soil year round (to set dry concrete) but always everyone argues about gravel or no gravel at the base of the post. I always have used about 6” of gravel or drainage rock and never have had a rot problem. The biggest issue you didn’t address was your reason for leaving the top of the concrete 6 inches below the surrounding soil. I would consider that to be the weakest link since it gives water a place to pool at the most critical spot.
Thank you for watching
Nice job
Thank you for watching!
Take advice from A guy wearing slides?
21:14 Its nice to see you allow the amish to work with you.
Lol that hilarious!! Kudos buddy great comment!!! Have a great day!!!
Good job true plumb level and square oh and strong
Thank you very much for watching and especially the kind comment! Have a great day
Which one is better electric or battery?
It's really opinion...battery is nice because no cord/convenience....but cord has more power and don't have to be charged!!! Really just depends on how often you use them! Thanks for the comment
Great Job Thanks
Thank you for watching!
You weakened those rafter unnecessarily by cutting out half of their width (also, that was not a true birdsmouth). If the structure gets a lot of snow on it, those rafters could fail.
One word for this operation overkill
It was a rush trying to get it all done in one day shoot for sure! Thanks for watching
You always get what you pay for