Building a Work Shop: Large Over Head Door Framing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- In episode 9 of the building a work shop series, it became freezing cold outside, and we truly got very little done. This project is definitely dragging on in our minds, but we have to keep moving forward for our insulators to shop up. We work on framing for our 24x14 overhead door and show how we install a header on an end wall when a large opening is required.
There are many different ways to do this, but we have had good luck, and when everything is said and done, the header will be rock solid. I also show how we install our roof bracing that will permanently stay in our structure.
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As a Carpenter I wonder how many people watch your videos and think they can do this. You make it look so easy but I realize you have extreme talent through experience and repetition even on something as mundane and simple as using a impact or skilsaw. I've always believed Carpenters could have been Surgeon's just as easily. Great work.
With Ryan's th-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
Although I'm not into this domain, I just CAN'T stop watching your series!
I do have a great ability to spot quality work and intelligence, and you master both skills in a natural way! Paying a lot of money on tools, and knowing how to use them properly, in order to ease your work is something that makes the difference between a pro and an amateur! Congrats for all of these, you make it look easy from down here!
Thanks man
Much better men than I! If its under 55 I have to go back inside and watch your videos. My Floridian blood cant handle cold or frozen rain.
Giving you guys credit for being out there,hard to get motivated to get going when it is that cold.I spent 30 years out there as a framer and understand quite well how shitty it can be some days.
I was just thinking about my Dad's old saying " you hammer like lighting..." when you said it! Never strikes twice...
Kyle I’m a better carpenter thanks to you and my steel work is solid! Thanks for your videos bro Godbless
I live in Australia, we call those plates "Gang Nails" for the person who made the Negative comment, all fixings are determined by the Truss Company, based on the area where the structure is built & of course the size of the structure. This is based on the State codes, in reality it has nothing to do with you, what size these plates are. I watch every episode, love your work Ethics, no Snow here where I live, just Cyclones & I have to build to code, we get a Frame inspection before the Roof goes on.
Greetings from Israel. Your work attitude and energy inspire me in my job.
6:10 you look like a natural lefty. I can not even wave with my left hand
More stellar work whether winter, spring, summer or fall. It is such a joy to watch real professionals!
They call him lightning, not because he is so fast but because he rarely hits the same place twice. Just funning with you man.
@Peter Lee Insulator has plenty to do to keep busy while they put that wall up.
@Peter Lee Maybe you don't understand what I said. The insulation guy can work on the other 3 walls while Kyle and crew put up the last wall which won't take that long because of the large door opening. No big deal actually. I've been in the insulation field since 1994 as an installer and a company owner since 2001.
Ambidextrous....can splinter an edge with either hand. :-) Fun video. flap, flap, flap, flap, flap, flap. Looking forward to seeing that ceiling.
Haha
"Kickers" help with Racking. Looks great!
Brown Santa at 3:34!
Respect for you guys working in the cold weather.
I really enjoy the work days joking with the crew makes the day go fast!!
this is exactly what they mean by if you love what you do you'll never work a day in your life thats awesome get work done and a lot of laughs and Greg i hit the thumbs up and always have bell on
The magnet is a cool idea, I have the same thing on my framing hammer. I have never used it, unless I was messing around. Lol
You guys are doing a great job 👍👍👍
Thanks
How the heck can work in that weather, 60 in FLA I can go out. Great job wonderful to see young man working together
everyone should follow it for make a shed
Thanks and Recommended shed planning in 2019
I love that Greg (#givegregaraise) is in the video! As in interacting and cutting up. Love seeing you guys work together. Congrats on your award from the NHBA!
like the framing , nice building , durable
Build the wall 👍
When you said " I like these screws because there shaft is longer and and more straight" and when you said " I'm trying to say that without a smile" I just smerked.
smirked*
Excellent video, i appreciate you taking the time to let other people see your great work.
You could make a killing up here in Wisconsin this summer rebuilding. We had 54 inches of snow in February and many pole buildings have went down. I increased insurance on my shed and my insurance agent said they've had at least 25 claims of collapsed pole buildings. I paid a crew to remove all the snow off mine.
Awesome cold day video. I feel your pain, I'm constantly building in the cold
That's some pretty impressive ambidextrous hammering you're doing there. New sub.
lol thanks
Excellent job on the workshop Kyle! I see it's still cold over there. Hopefully things will warm up soon. Here in the NW we are supposed to have highs in the 40+ in a few days but it's been a cold winter so far! Hopefully you guys can hit a warming trend as well! Already looking forward to the next video!
I agree with the straight shaft on the new screws. Funny thing is, that isn't something new. Only to that brand. The only way the old ones worked properly is if you pre-drilled the outside board or if you clamped the two boards together before driving in the screw. You don't want either if you are doing production work. Hell, I don't want that with one of a kind work!!! ;)
Love watching your construction videos. Im helping my parents remodel their house and it takes forever, especially the unplanned trips to home depot. Yours videos look so fast haha.
bloody legends.
I like the Spaxs over the GRKs it is all just a matter of what works for you.
"Sunny man", continuous positive !
Greetings from snowy Russia ).
Greg and I work well together. Greg and I have a good time when we work.
Greg and I finished the header over the front door.
Hi. Good team. Great job. I started watching your videos from the construction of the workshop of Jimmy Direst. Thanks for sharing your experience. Watch Larry Honn's movie about building a frame house in 92. His style of nailing. Thanks.
Сергей G Larry Honn was in a league of his own when it came to driving nails. All he used were smooth shank nails which drive in fast. Kyle uses a lot of ring shank nails which require several more blows.
When working from a platform lift you should mount the camera to the building to prevent all the swaying about, would hugely improve quality 👍🏻
What a animal hammering with both hands nice work
Looking good so far!!
I actually using that DeWalt magnet thing that goes on the end of the tip it's made for those kind of bits so that way you can make it magnetized so you can do it one-handed screw you seen him right
Love GRKs
Ambidextrous at hammering, not too many can do that. I can but only when using a nail gun.
The banter you and Greg have is very real, funny as heck too!
So the ceiling, going black again?
Cheers from Tokyo!
I'm wondering about your Milwaukee gloves. They must be good gloves if you're working in that temperature and your hands aren't Frozen. Thanks for the videos keep it up.
How about an introduction and interview with Greg? It would be nice to learn about the crew.
Great video
I used some of the new deck mate screw design on a pergola I built the other day . I definitely was not impressed I ran one in a board 3/4 s deep put my hammer on it to help take some twist out before I end screwed it . I ended pulling the screw out as if it was a smooth nail . Definitely going to do a couple tests hopefully it’s just an isolated case .
I’m a sub that watches all ur videos
Only a real pro shows his mistakes! I wish you guys were in Texas! I would love to have you build my shop
I do use those screws and the improvements look nice I have seen what you say on pushing apart.
Love your work. Thanks
Sturdy
Thanks, Greg I hit the like button and the Bell!
I hit that thumbs up....
I rang that bell...
I use that grk....
Haha sweet
I would destroy everything in my path and never get a single nail in if I tried left handed. I'm impressed. Lol
Not to worry, in just 10 days its the first day of Spring!
ok good for you guys ay from Tijuana carpinter
Honey, does my head make this gusset plate look big?!
Greetings from Poland :)
In 'well designed' steel built airplane hangers with massive door openings they are called "wind struts", there are many and very ridged with large bolts for attachments. Typically spaced at 8' or less for 100+mph wind loading. Your wind bracing sticks seem inadequate due to excessive spacing and inferior attachment at the top end. Butt jointing without the sheer protection use of a cleat, would not withstand the repetitive in and out pulsing of high wind on the brace attachment point over time. A wind blowing away from that wall will cause a low pressure on the out side making the wall flex outward. You have to protect against both in AND out movement. Simply 'screwing' it down does not make it a strong connection in this situation. Go back and add some cleats. Just my observation. respectfully/greg
Schweiss shows how bracing is to be assembled and it shows use of bolts, not just screws for wood framing, bolts and not welded for metal frame buildings, for either lift strap bifold or one piece hydraulic.
greetings from argentina.,.,love chanel.,.,
Oh shit, I'm in Huntley! I thought you were in Minnesota or something.
556 to 1. Dude's a PACKER backer. Guaranteed!
If you mean Green Bay packers no.. if you mean something else I have no clue
@@RRBuildings 556 Likes 1 Dislike. The Dislike Dude is a Packer backer. :) I should have been better at explaining that.
Those numbers change a lot, so your numbers are off from when you were viewing and posting, but I got the gist of the joke. har
Just stumbled across your channel & I gotta say, very interesting. Definitely a manly man's channel.
QUESTION , why not use screws in the header extension over the garage door opening. I noticed you nailed the 2×12 instead of screwing. Is that preference or is it a structural thing
Kicker is awesome addition. Stiffening up the front end. Do you do the same on the back wall?
love your work +++++
Kyle with all those fancy cordless framers you always demo and review for us why are you guys going old fashioned arm power? Just a chance to show off Marks hammers?
20d ringshanks man
RR Buildings I see I see, makes sense now! On Long Island as a Residential builder I know nothing of 20d shanks so much respect! Tho I did see your vid on the jumbo nailer and I’m sure I could find a place for it in the arsenal.
Greg's face at 6:32 haha
The sun went down n it's dark..but can't see.. That's technically right brother.. Cause u have dark shades on... Hehehe
Lol
Frankly, I mostly watch because Greg is funny.
Fine by me
@@RRBuildings Just kiddin dude, you're awesome!
I just subscribed to your channel after stumbling across it. And it's awesome. What does a building like this go for? Just ball park if you can.
It would appear that Greg may not swing as hard, but he hits every time!!!!! HMMMMMMMM.... Get with it Kyle!!! HA!!!! Just kidding Great videos!!! Keep it up...
What brand of magnetic framing hammer do you use? Looks sort of like a Milwaukee. BTW, thanks for the great videos! I enjoy every one of them.
Transmission Repair, he uses Martinez Tools. His hammer is custom made for him.
martineztools.com/product-category/hammers/titanium-handle-hammers/m1-15oz-framing-hammer/
Really nice building, looks way to cold to be outside
Sun going down? What about finishing the front for the insulation?
CUT THE FLAP
oh for dearest goodness lolool
Kyle trying so hard to prove that not everything is a euphemism. 🤣
When you're swinging from the side, move your hand up the handle just a smidge. In effect, long hammer for lateral swings just don't work.
Hey, I'm currently prepping for my 22X11 garage door. I need to do the same header extension job that you did here. How many "vertical header extensions" did you run for that 24' door?
Typically I run whatever my door spacings are
By the way, I'm trying to be one of the "thousand" that watch EVERY video.
6:13 You boogered that up a little.
Couple of times ... at least he did not crack the whole board.
Gets trimmed over
What is a typical budget for an building like this, for a homeowner?
Land prep, slab, frame, finish?
Thanks for sharing
What door placement do you recommend on a 40x80? End door side doors TIA. Love your content.
A couple of questions
Why didn’t you use the GRKs for all the framing, instead of nails?
Any problems applying brick or insulation (spray foam?) in super cold weather?
Again thanks for another great video!
Screws lack in sheer much as typical nails lack in staying in per tensile strength.
Yeah small head!. LOL.. Just kidding. Love your show
Great videos! I watched your video where you talk about your diamondback toolbelt. I was wondering if you have anything to hold your cordless impact. I am always struggling for a way to attach my Milwaukee impact to my occidental toolbelt.
hey kyle, i‘m interested how you place the chain tensions.
thanks
I plan on it
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Nice work. How do you keep your hands warm
When you installed the kickers,is your scissor lift sway back and forth or is the building ?
It is the scissor lift as that is where the camera is mounted, you would only notice building shake when he hammers on the framing if it was mounted there.
Kyle, what fasteners do you use when installing your vented soffit under your eaves?
A crown staple
Nice. Kyle, where do you get your trusses from?
UPS truck at 3:34
greetings from southern Minnesota. how is your roof holding up after the heavy wet snow?
i like the idea of the kickers , have you thought of may be X ing them if you look at standard metal bar joist ! they are all X ed ?
Bar joists typically use the warren truss (sometimes with straight webs aka modified warren) configuration, so it's triangles not X's
Long shot question... will this method also work if my truss bottom cord is 2x4????
Question:how much does it take to build one of these shop buildings
I don't throw financial numbers around on line, especially because cost varies so much.
Crandall McKee Wood? Money? Time? Nerves? Calories or drill bits and fasteners? :)
Vadim, forgot Ego and Dignity.
May I ask. When creating these structures are you required to do a structural engineering course?
Question as someone who knows nothing about this - why do you use so many nails instead of screws?
Nails have much higher shear strength then screws.
What do you do to prevent the snow shedding off the roof from wiping out the rain gutters? I live in pa and we get alot of freezing rain on top of snow and when the roof sheds it could crush a car. Some people put some sort of stand off on the roof to actually hold the snow/ice on and only leave small pieces come off. I haven't seen you cover anything like that?