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"Be careful, Pa" is the same exact thing I say to my dad. I've been working construction with my dad for 16 years and counting. Him being over 60 years old and climbs along the rafters/trusses and along the top plate of walls still trips me out. Mad love for you working with your pops. There's not much of that anymore.
The balance these dudes have is insane and I like the fact that even though matt has great balance he still used an harness. Keep up the good wood bro.
It's a lot easier than you think, I was always the high guy, while setting trusses but I've be 40-60 feet high on a 2 or 3 story on a 12/12 I never used harness truss day was my fav
@@samtour8545 It's not easy for everyone, I never could get used to walking on top of walls, hats off to the dudes that have no balance issues, sometimes you have to be logical, I became the ground guy when it got over a certain height.
Its not about the balance it's if your confident enough to walk Shits pretty scary man especially when ur walking on a 2x4 I could do it on the floor no problem but once ur 10 feet up its not the same
The feeling….. the feeling is addictive, if you’re crazy enough😂 gotta have some kind of love for this to do it every day. Btw from a framer to another, I appreciate you.
Bro, your pops is a beast! I grew up without a dad so mad respect from the start. Also, keep these POV vids going bro! Subscribed within the first 10 secs of POV action.
This was awesome to watch come together. The perspective was well worth the wait and I would love to see more of it. Your pop stands on trusses like he’s on solid ground.
can I just say that you had one smooth crane operator! Ive had a few up here in idaho that go bull in a china shop on ya n have tossed trusses over on me! That guy made ya barely have to adjust any of those as ya was setting em. Good work, clean day of flying trusses there!
Old framer here, we never layed out where the trusses go on the top plate, 24” OC meant 22 7/16” blocks and the blocks automatically put them on layout, the only place where we marked on the plates is if there was a “special” meaning there was a need to put truss in a spot not on layout becouse of something such as a fireplace or skylight or something , oh and we did it all up top, no scaffolding or harness , but sometimes I do wish I had them !
Pop must be proud of ya kid! I framed with mine for 22 years. Now my 22 year old son is with me for 3 years. He's got alot too learn but w're kickin ass together. Be well, stay safe and frame on!
I wish the camera didn’t have like convex lense in it because I’m sure your wall was straight but in some angles it made the Top plate look bowed, but again I’m sure it was straight. Good framing
Man I really enjoy these videos... I also got into framing with my father, I’m 20 now and I love every second I spend on the job site. It’s kinda odd that I get home from a day of framing and look forward to then watching you guys frame on my free time. I might buy a go pro and start filming my work day as well, any chance you could sauce your POV filming setup? Keep bangin brother
What do you do on a day like this if your trusted buddy is out sick or unavailable? Some days it seems like you can make due but everyone seemed pretty critical for this day. just wondering
Nice to have a scissor lift to mark out the plates, I found after the years went by I started doing more detailing before I stood the wall, need to take an extra moment and know the roof however it is nice when a plan comes together
No different than trussloks, they are a plastic spreader bar. You just click on one end to the top cord of the truss and they click in place for your 24 inch on center layout. Really cuts down on the crane time
Slick operation. Looks a thing of beauty 👌👌👌 merry Christmas matt to you, your family and the rest of the gang. Looking forward to more vlogs in 2020 💪😎👍👍👍
Awesome job bro. Just one question we always put our cats strippers whatever on top if the trusses and pull them off. If they were a lil off down the line the plywood wouldn't lign up. Do you have to rip a bunch out or all good In the hood?
Freaking awesome views man...loved it!...I was cringing every time you looked up over to your pop(I thought I heard u say)...man has some big kahunas being up there....I learned today more than ever..bang on!
Hi Matt’, cool to put the first nails of the bridging while it’s on the ground, did the “ rafter profile “ bracing show that bridging in the rafter co. Shop drawings too ‘along with the placement location of the purlins, sway bracing etc cause it also serves as good spacing as well ‘ That old Hitachi reminds me of when I would be up there physically doing the work too ‘
Are you placing your blocks in a specific location? Also looks like your dad is running a block right at the ridge or offset from the ridge? Also do you need the doubler on the lookout and the gable end? Or could you just nail on your eve on the table end
Being completely honest, it's a very stupid detail.. 4x8" block from truss to truss, 4x8" tail coming off of it.. (3) toe nails into the block is all that holds it. Instead of using a 2x8" block, and getting solid connection nailing through backside, they want lousy toe nails into 4x8..
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Definitely do. Helps to learn more.
Definitely liking the POV style video!! Would love to see some more shot like this!! Bang On🔨📐
You guys ever put up trusses with out a crane? If so there any videos ?
More POV
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"Be careful, Pa" is the same exact thing I say to my dad. I've been working construction with my dad for 16 years and counting. Him being over 60 years old and climbs along the rafters/trusses and along the top plate of walls still trips me out.
Mad love for you working with your pops. There's not much of that anymore.
is it just me or does that crane operator deserve an honorable mention? dude was on point!
Your Pops is fearless!! I love watching your videos. I was a framer back in the 90's. Than I moved onto becoming a Door Hanger
The balance these dudes have is insane and I like the fact that even though matt has great balance he still used an harness. Keep up the good wood bro.
It's a lot easier than you think, I was always the high guy, while setting trusses but I've be 40-60 feet high on a 2 or 3 story on a 12/12 I never used harness truss day was my fav
@@King_reretard you are probably right. Still I wouldn't take a chance. especially as a parent.
@@samtour8545 It's not easy for everyone, I never could get used to walking on top of walls, hats off to the dudes that have no balance issues, sometimes you have to be logical, I became the ground guy when it got over a certain height.
Its not about the balance it's if your confident enough to walk
Shits pretty scary man especially when ur walking on a 2x4
I could do it on the floor no problem but once ur 10 feet up its not the same
They are on 2x6 walls which is way easier than 2x4.
The feeling….. the feeling is addictive, if you’re crazy enough😂 gotta have some kind of love for this to do it every day. Btw from a framer to another, I appreciate you.
Bro, your pops is a beast! I grew up without a dad so mad respect from the start. Also, keep these POV vids going bro! Subscribed within the first 10 secs of POV action.
Good thing for the cooler weather. I could watch this all day without breaking a sweat.
Tell your bud to put a harness on.
Hard to fall but when you do it's hard to get up.
Louie is one of the best crane operators. I build in the same area and know Louie well.
This was awesome to watch come together. The perspective was well worth the wait and I would love to see more of it. Your pop stands on trusses like he’s on solid ground.
can I just say that you had one smooth crane operator! Ive had a few up here in idaho that go bull in a china shop on ya n have tossed trusses over on me! That guy made ya barely have to adjust any of those as ya was setting em. Good work, clean day of flying trusses there!
He’s the best! We’ve worked with him many many times, only use him.
He has an awesome crew all the way across the board
Your Dad is seriously talented up there. Nicely done.
What a set up. Crain brings each truss with blocks pre nailed. Not everyone has it so easy.
Wow, POV is scary. Gives me a new appreciation of your courage and balance!
hats off to the crane operator ,very smooth.
It’s cold here in Canada. Haha lucky to have that sun.
Few minutes in, and loving the POV already. Need more of this. 👍👍
I am in awe of what you guys do while balancing on a narrow beam and skilfully fitting those trusses.Well done lads and Merry Christmas.
Dude, guy on the peaks is a GOAT. Awesome video.
Pops got game!
It g.o.a.t
A goat? this guy is a dumb ass . I got him with my eyes closed
These videos are so satisfying to watch I don't anything like this but like they make sense
Can I like the video twice? Been waiting for this one. I even threw it up on the big TV to get the full affect. Awesome video
Old framer here, we never layed out where the trusses go on the top plate, 24” OC meant 22 7/16” blocks and the blocks automatically put them on layout, the only place where we marked on the plates is if there was a “special” meaning there was a need to put truss in a spot not on layout becouse of something such as a fireplace or skylight or something , oh and we did it all up top, no scaffolding or harness , but sometimes I do wish I had them !
I know that feeling. just AWESOME being up there.
Pop must be proud of ya kid! I framed with mine for 22 years. Now my 22 year old son is with me for 3 years. He's got alot too learn but w're kickin ass together. Be well, stay safe and frame on!
demonstrates our carpenter hand eye coordination. Throwing things to each other all the time.
That nail gun sound is so satisfying to listen to on the daily lol 😆😌
yeah,the reload actually looks and sounds like a gun or something 😂
You guys are nuts !, my knees started shaking just watching you! you def earn your money be safe.
9:10 nice catch pops. 😳
I just want to say that you sir are the man,
“one of the best building channels” 🙏🏻
Humble brag. 🤣
MattBangsWood this may sound like a stupid question, but does it require college to get the job you have?
You mean the best
@@Crmsn-qk2io I noticed your question was unanswered. Matt mentioned in another vid that he dropped out of highschool and went into framing.
Doing this video from your point of view is pretty sweet!! I'd definitely like to see some more videos shot like this! Bang On!!🔨📐
I cant believe you guys caught that block while balancing. And Pa one handed. Crazy i cant wait to get to your guys level of skill
Nothing like watching some true pros at their craft. Hands like Jerry Rice btw.
I subscribed just for u an your guys ability to catch and throw blocks. Wow
The kids a damn good throw. 💪
I love watching these videos, always picking up something new from them. Keep up the good work
What a marvelous treat for christmas day. Thank you! Nice long shots. I was completely into it.
Your crew's block-throwing is very impressive but I think I detected a couple edits in there too.
That was damn good crane operating. And Q has come along nicely xxx
I love your channel.
I wanna bring the American house style here to Brazil.
Thanks!
The old man with the one handed catch damnn
That look-out framing is something else. We just finished one up with 2x10 look-out with 2ft overhang
Man.. I haven't framed since my early 20s.. Now in my late 30s i want to get up there and do it again!
God bless you I like your good work
Great idea with POV
Did you take the spring out of the safety on your gun? Like it better that way?
Like how you work safe and the concern for pop
I wish the camera didn’t have like convex lense in it because I’m sure your wall was straight but in some angles it made the Top plate look bowed, but again I’m sure it was straight. Good framing
Good job Q!!!! Let’s see more!!
Great job guys. Did the guy on the top of the apex have any fall protection at all???
Nice to see that you had a lift and used to do to your layout, as apose to walking along that plate. Granted I know it's the 'norm' in USA to do that.
Man I really enjoy these videos... I also got into framing with my father, I’m 20 now and I love every second I spend on the job site. It’s kinda odd that I get home from a day of framing and look forward to then watching you guys frame on my free time. I might buy a go pro and start filming my work day as well, any chance you could sauce your POV filming setup? Keep bangin brother
Dias06 8-4:30 most days??
@Dias06 7 am to 7 pm day in day out stick framing
Really like the POV. Also enjoying watching all the safety measures you guys are taking.
Did you comment on the day you won? I’ll get an email sent over to get your info, if so.
I did. Thanks again Matt!!
Almost done watching. Passes are on a string! Fun watch🤘
Love the POV vids! Very good day!
What do you do on a day like this if your trusted buddy is out sick or unavailable? Some days it seems like you can make due but everyone seemed pretty critical for this day. just wondering
Nice to have a scissor lift to mark out the plates, I found after the years went by I started doing more detailing before I stood the wall, need to take an extra moment and know the roof however it is nice when a plan comes together
My fav so far and they are all exciting Super awesome perspective
that was great to see your point of view Keep up the great videos
Bro those catches tho so clean
On my framing crew we have these things called trusslox, used them for about a year and they work great. No need to nail 22 3/8 blocks anymore
Is it a screw? Or?
I’ll check them out after work! Only downside is we have to have perimeter nailing, so we have to have a ridge block there.
No different than trussloks, they are a plastic spreader bar. You just click on one end to the top cord of the truss and they click in place for your 24 inch on center layout. Really cuts down on the crane time
To be young and fearless. Your pops is fucking crazy bad ass. And I do agree with you on being the best build channel!!!
Great stuff. I think I’ll stick to my pitch roofs over trusses though 😁
You should always use the inside to clime up a scaffold so you don’t pull it over
Love your videos. I love that you show the steps and the teamwork it takes to get this stuff done. Q is getting better at many things...
Enjoyed this perspective! More like this please! 👍🏻📐🔨
Dude your pops is a badass much respect to the old timer
Oh gosh, he’s gonna flip over that term. 🤣
For the record I love and swear by those Milwaukee permanent markers
Smart using your fall protection
Slick operation. Looks a thing of beauty 👌👌👌 merry Christmas matt to you, your family and the rest of the gang. Looking forward to more vlogs in 2020 💪😎👍👍👍
Awesome job bro. Just one question we always put our cats strippers whatever on top if the trusses and pull them off. If they were a lil off down the line the plywood wouldn't lign up. Do you have to rip a bunch out or all good In the hood?
Wow nice job 👏👏!!!
NR 83 A , the nail gun that built America.
Can you explain the 24 on center, back 3/4, hook on and go? Tried understanding but I’m not following lol
Would you ever do a tool bag review on Q’s setup since he’s a new carpenter/laborer
That’s his dad!
What the length you cut your 2x4s at for the spacing of your trusses ?
Some of those shots of your Dad gave me vertigo, LOL Love these first person shooter vids tho. Keep it up You guys Rock, Merry Christmas! :)
This is oddly satisfying
Freaking awesome views man...loved it!...I was cringing every time you looked up over to your pop(I thought I heard u say)...man has some big kahunas being up there....I learned today more than ever..bang on!
like the pov really nice perspective thank you
Matt, Merry Christmas to you, your crew and your family...Bang on!
Same to you! Merry Christmas!! 🎁
Good job boys!! Hell yeah!
Nice methodical rollout gentlemen! Don't forget to tip your crane operator for not killing anyone. :)
Pops pov would have been insane as well on this video
Hi Matt’, cool to put the first nails of the bridging while it’s on the ground, did the “ rafter profile “ bracing show that bridging in the rafter co. Shop drawings too ‘along with the placement location of the purlins, sway bracing etc cause it also serves as good spacing as well ‘
That old Hitachi reminds me of when I would be up there physically doing the work too ‘
Q goes down! Q goes down! Then pops right up and fires a precision toss of the block.
Marking your lines is kinda useless if the 2x4 is already cut and nailed to the beams ?
Are you placing your blocks in a specific location? Also looks like your dad is running a block right at the ridge or offset from the ridge?
Also do you need the doubler on the lookout and the gable end? Or could you just nail on your eve on the table end
This is awesome!! I focus on filming pov style in the Netherlands while placing fences!
Hi Matt. Great video!! Merry Christmas to you and your family. Enjoy the day. Ray L
Same to you Ray! Merry Christmas! :)
Hey Matt what type of nail gun is that?
good and beautiful video yes friend
I really like the POV videos. Keep up the great work. 👍🏻😎
The way you were squirreling around on one of your previous builds, I thought you were going to walk across that top plate! 😄
I would love to, unfortunately we’ve got people “watching”.. 👎
Nice job all.... Merry Christmas
Great vid Matt keep em coming
Matt, how did you attach those tails to the trusses? Nails, screws, lags?
Being completely honest, it's a very stupid detail..
4x8" block from truss to truss, 4x8" tail coming off of it.. (3) toe nails into the block is all that holds it.
Instead of using a 2x8" block, and getting solid connection nailing through backside, they want lousy toe nails into 4x8..
@@MattBangsWood I absolutely agree with you. The nailing through a 2x8 would be much stronger than toe nailing into 4x8.
Hey man I love the content, what action camera did you use for this video ? The quality is superb
Bang on Brother! 🤘
Q coming in clutch!!