Long time carpenters should be very happy knowing there are young men like this entering the field. Takes pride in his work, takes pride in his builder, takes pride in the finished product, and goes the extra mile to always do the right thing. Whether he knows it or not, his supervisors notice that stuff. Heck of a young man!
I really enjoyed this video! My dad's a custom builder so I do this type of stuff all the time. Punch list and clean up and project management. It's cool to see how other builders handle problems and prepare for things.
I'm an old carpenter in Maine. My first job out of high school in 1975, was working for a general contractor. We did it all and most of the time, the same workers that put in the footing and foundation did it all from foundation to capping the roof. We built the cabinets, installed the wood floors, hung the doors and most everything else. The electricians, plumbers and heating guys did their thing themselves. It was a great experience. Most of my career was doing remodeling, both residential and commercial. I'm retired now and I still do some work when I want to on a job that interests me. I was 19 years old when I started. I weighed 135 pounds at 6 feet tall. I was the kid that carried the shingles up a 40' ladder to the "old guys" on the roof. Oh, we used hammers to drive nails back then. You're in a good honest trade that can be very rewarding. I still drive by houses I worked on and say, I did that, or I helped build that house. I love your content and it brings back a lot of memories.
All you had to quote was Larry Haun and I'm in. I just found your channel after praying for the The Crazy Framer to come back, but you're conscientious, level headed, Great attitude, and just plain good! Thanks for talking what's going through your head when you're working and People! let's get his subscriber count up. He well deserves it. Love the cam and drone shots too.
Larry Haun, keep reading and learning his ways and you won't go wrong. Many a good carpenter/builder got their beginnings by following Larry's footsteps...RIP
Damn dude as soon as I saw you turn that right onto 41 I knew exactly where you were it’s just coool to see the houses being built around my old neighborhoods. I’ve always wanted to become a carpenter I just never knew where to start. Just curious on how you started?
Have now watched majority of your videos, will be finishing them soon. What construction calculator do you use on your phone? Keep up the great videos!
Great video. At 25:40, what kind of fastener did u use to nail down to the slab? I’ve got trim out some windows in an apartment and all the walls are exposed brick
@@Davey768 Yes I have! I actually had the pleasure of meeting the owner Joel over at JLC Live. A badger tool belt is definitely going to end up being the third pouch in my collection some day!
kid learn as much as you can and use that imfo to make $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ later on i promise you it will pay off big time..NOT ALOT OF US CARPENTERS TRADESMEN OUT THERE ANYMORE UP NORTH WERE LIKE A LOST ANIMAL EVERYONE THOUGHT WAS GONE FOREVER
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Many a boss would love to have a skilled and conscientious guy like you on his crew! Great work dude
Long time carpenters should be very happy knowing there are young men like this entering the field. Takes pride in his work, takes pride in his builder, takes pride in the finished product, and goes the extra mile to always do the right thing.
Whether he knows it or not, his supervisors notice that stuff. Heck of a young man!
I really enjoyed this video! My dad's a custom builder so I do this type of stuff all the time. Punch list and clean up and project management. It's cool to see how other builders handle problems and prepare for things.
I'm an old carpenter in Maine. My first job out of high school in 1975, was working for a general contractor. We did it all and most of the time, the same workers that put in the footing and foundation did it all from foundation to capping the roof. We built the cabinets, installed the wood floors, hung the doors and most everything else. The electricians, plumbers and heating guys did their thing themselves. It was a great experience. Most of my career was doing remodeling, both residential and commercial.
I'm retired now and I still do some work when I want to on a job that interests me.
I was 19 years old when I started. I weighed 135 pounds at 6 feet tall. I was the kid that carried the shingles up a 40' ladder to the "old guys" on the roof. Oh, we used hammers to drive nails back then.
You're in a good honest trade that can be very rewarding. I still drive by houses I worked on and say, I did that, or I helped build that house.
I love your content and it brings back a lot of memories.
Awesome to hear! I feel the same way about the trade. Super rewarding👍
All you had to quote was Larry Haun and I'm in. I just found your channel after praying for the The Crazy Framer to come back, but you're conscientious, level headed, Great attitude, and just plain good! Thanks for talking what's going through your head when you're working and People! let's get his subscriber count up. He well deserves it. Love the cam and drone shots too.
Loved this comment! Thanks man I appreciate it🙏
Larry Haun, keep reading and learning his ways and you won't go wrong. Many a good carpenter/builder got their beginnings by following Larry's footsteps...RIP
Im a carpenter interior remodel an love the videos thinking about doing some my self ! keep em coming !!
Dude love ya content I'm 24 going on my first year of home building started out straight green. Ya videos jus make me love my job more 💪🏽
Ive watched a few stair videos but for some reason just watching you make those little stairs is what made it actually click in my head. Thanks !
That is so nice when You said Larry hauns name TH-cam are a god guy
Recently found your channel,awesome content,keep up the good work!!!
Great channel. "Life goes on".
Even though some of it prolly isnt yours, i love how much you make sure to clean up.
Good stair work buddy, your gonna go far, all the best to you, way above your level
Let’s get the power tool list 👀💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Marvin literally cutting corners for no reason 😂
Great video 👍🏻
As you were hauling all the floor covering out to the PU, I can hear my boss saying, " Can't you pick up two sheets instead of one?"
Haha I’ve learned my lesson with those😂when dealing with a chance of hitting and dinging the front door or walls inside, better to play it safe.
Makita chalk is best. I've had mine for 8 months, no problems. Cheap too
Damn dude as soon as I saw you turn that right onto 41 I knew exactly where you were it’s just coool to see the houses being built around my old neighborhoods. I’ve always wanted to become a carpenter I just never knew where to start. Just curious on how you started?
Haha good ole 41! Go ahead and check out one of my other videos, Getting into Framing
Great video
Could you do a video on the belt...
Yeah I’m sure I can do an updated version of my tool belt setup👍
Have now watched majority of your videos, will be finishing them soon. What construction calculator do you use on your phone? Keep up the great videos!
Thanks man great to hear! I use the Construction Master Pro app
What calculator app do you use? I’ve been looking for one that has the ability to do fractions and so on.
Great video. At 25:40, what kind of fastener did u use to nail down to the slab? I’ve got trim out some windows in an apartment and all the walls are exposed brick
Thanks! I just used some Ramset concrete nails. Didn’t have a Ramset so I just hand drove them👍
The increased disappointment in your voice as the PM continues to explain all the extra work 😹 been there too many times 😭
Haha you know it!
oxs are you now supporting da ox?????????
11:23 мотоциклист что то потерял😊
In which state do you guys work?
Indiana👍
@@certifiedladderholder Have you looked into Badger toolbelts? Aren't they based in Indiana?
@@Davey768 Yes I have! I actually had the pleasure of meeting the owner Joel over at JLC Live. A badger tool belt is definitely going to end up being the third pouch in my collection some day!
Leave it to the HVAC guys 😅😅 no respect
kid learn as much as you can and use that imfo to make $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ later on i promise you it will pay off big time..NOT ALOT OF US CARPENTERS TRADESMEN OUT THERE ANYMORE UP NORTH WERE LIKE A LOST ANIMAL EVERYONE THOUGHT WAS GONE FOREVER