Building A Custom Home | #9 - Drywall Backing & Roof Details
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MattBangsWood i like the red hoodie
Have you tried the battery positive placement gun
What type of soffit do u guys use? And do u do a ribbon around the house with looks outs or do u guys do it Another way
Thanks for all the videos, where did you buy your work belt?
This roof is going to leak at #10
Matt, doing a great job. I like the way you frame. Keep everything calm. No throwing tools or anything which is how I usually do it. Keep it calm brother
Hi everyone, today is November 09 2021, I am watching this series from Brazil. I miss America, I worked as framer from 1993 thru 2008 in New England, Connecticut and Massachussetts for the most part, but we build houses in Upper NY State, Vermont, Maine, New Jersey New Hampshire. Learned everything on this business. I miss USA.
Simple tip. Instead of grabbing your speed square to check the plane with your gun hand, use the nail feed rail of the framing gun. That is also straight and a bit longer. Keeping your framing gun in your hand will help nailing it off faster before the framing members move on you.
Cheers
The Crazy Framer
th-cam.com/video/B1qvDkBaUr4/w-d-xo.html
3.00 minute mark exactly what you describe.
Cheers
Would you ever do a tool trailer walk through? Or a work truck setup? Thanks!
RR building does a good one.
Hi Matt. You are making progress to 100K subscribers. I bet if you do another teaching video like you’ve done in the past, you would blow past 100K. You are a great framer, with talent, knowledge, and quality. People will follow you for sure. Hope to see you make that milestone soon. Keep hammering.
Hay Matt and boys nice job 👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎🤙🤙🤙🤪🤪
Brings back a lot of memories as a framer .. like your videos ..
Hey brother not sure if it’s the requirement over there but here in Oregon we lay our backing flat on top of the exteriors. Frame on brother!!
Nice music playlist
4 months, 18 dislikes. 18 guys must really not care about always trying to improve and learn. I had just watched where you made your “biggest mistake ever” and it takes a man to own up to his mistake and then fix it like you did. Kudos bruh, cheers from Oklahoma.
I used to keep a 24 foot by 12 inch aluminum scaffold plank on the racks of my truck and pull my truck close to the building to do all those over hangs essy peesie ... work like a gentleman lol don't miss those days though retired joe
easy
Stay Safe out there Matt & crew working & during Covid 19 situation. Great work
Ive always been impressed and amazed by construction workers, mechanics, welders, electricians ect... All great skills to have. Im a truck driver which is not the hardest job in the world so I like to build stuff on my own time or fix things around the house. My Dad works for LA county water division. Hopefully I can get in there
The bags always stay on all day. Only time they come off is when you gotta get into a tight space or maybe moving materials around. Glad too see you guys are still banging away. Stay safe and always Bang on Brother 🤘
Really appreciate the notes explaining techniques. Thanks.
In the UK we use 4x1 bracing on trussed roofs. Longitudinal. Diagonal. Chevron. Etc with noggins for straps/ tie downs. Enjoy your videos. Can't wrap my head around inches though as we had switched to metric before I started. Older guys will still use Imperial and we use it for certain materials.
Matt how many crews does your Dad have! I notice it is not the same guys all the time!!! And I ask how long has your Dad been in construction he has pride in his work!
He's been in it right around 25 +/- years. We only have one crew, people just alternate. We're in a pretty tight knit community, so carpenters bounce around. The dude working with me here is our lead guy, been with us for quite some time.
Maaan!! Thanks a lot for all your videos. Learning from Argentina
I have enjoyed watching your videos, and have learned a lot to, I just got back into framing after taking 15 years off I swung a hammer in NorCal for a framing Contractor IM. got my CCB in Oregon, I'm having so much fun, but my true love would be to build small or Tiny House, stick built not on wheels. 400 sq ft.
Man I wish you lived closer to me. I would hire you and your team in a heartbeat. I need a barndo built inside of an existing building. Probably a 2 day job for your crew. Love your videos! Think about a visit to Louisiana!! Lol
It is beginning to look awsome!
The nose on my Hitachi is red too, I painted a decade ago, yours is the only other one I’ve ever seen
Doing good! Enjoy the videos.
Hi Matt. Looking good. Enjoy the day and stay safe. Ray L
I like the way you do drywall nailers , we use to lay a 2x6 on top plates😊👍
Great Channel. Keep it going.
Best videos on TH-cam
I know the nail gun is so much faster but Most of the fascia I’ve done has been strictly by hand with a finish hammer it’s more time consuming and u gota be accurate so u don’t put any obvious dents into the fascia great video keep up the good work like your videos I can relate as a carpenter myself bang on brother
Once you take your bags off you immediately need everything that was in them
A real carpenter always has his bags on
Eat,Sleep,Frame,Repeat aint that the truth :)
Nice job . Hey Matt here in Reno Nevada inspector wants 2x6 diagonal braces with a A35s each side of it .and 6' distance. If I go 6 '2 '' makes me add one more in between haha now I put it 5'8" just to make him happy with that details
Love to watch the POV framing on the roof!
Keep your pack on...hell yeah brotha...im a wildland firefighter...our boss catches someone without a pack on...your done...but that's a 30 to 40 lb pack...same thing though...
The only time that we take our bags off is if 1 we won't fit or secondly if we are only packing lumber like down into the basement. If we're nailing walls on the main floor bags stay on when we're packing.
Dude I've always sworn by cliff builders bars, weather im building concrete forms, framing, or systems scaffold
Great job 👌👌
0:02 I love that you say "it's going to be a good day". That's the right mindset. I work in construction and damn near half of everybody starts the day off by grunting and one even said "ah shit" while getting out the car. And In regards to them I think "is it that bad?".
Positive mindset
He's from Cali did you see the views from the work site? But having said that, nothing worse than not liking your job. ;-)
@@interesting7906 haha, yeah
Jetfire97 I think it's about having a good leader,with experience,and synergy between the workers,you can tell the guys Matt has working with him respect him,and he respects them,no egos.
Great Demo, thank you very very much !!
Looking forward to the great room
I've hit that like button harder than my momma would ever hit me! Lol 👍
Does that mean you were bad but not *BAD* ?
@@jetfire97. Lol
I don't know if that model nail gun will work but the itachi that I have is flat on the bottom and I can plain my sub facial off of my trust with the bottom of the nail gun
Oh wow, that’s actually really smart!
Thank you for this video.
The quality of the video is perfect. New Camera?
Trusses are junk! Yall need to build like we do in the South. Hand built and Strong! Real WOOD!
Close-minded.. Trusses are used in every commercial project across the U.S.. Yes, it’s different than what you’re used to, doesn’t mean it’s not a viable option though! 😉
Great vid thnx
No bags no pay 💯 do you guys use the term "scrap out " for cleaning up there too like we do here in new Mexico
what happened to Fox ?
Great Channel & Vids!! Stumble across it looking for tips in our own build. Keep up the good work!
Wish I could work with you guys!
Dutch construction of homes is sooooooo different.... And more fireproof hehe
I'm definitely confused on how that water run off is gonna work..I'll wait and see I guess...good work man!
It works out awesome! Super simple design.
Seriously Incredible Videos !!!! Thank you soo much for your content!! Very Informative & Educational. I saw the episodes you had on Concrete Slabs but Matt are there any youtubers who do what you do for Framing but for Site Work Prep and Foundation and Plumbing and Electrical for Homes?
Great job, I liked it a lot 👏🏽 Just left it like 👍🏾
So young, so knowledgeable...did you learn all/most of it from your Dad?
100%, never been to school for it. Dropped out in high school.
@@MattBangsWood how long's the apprenticeship for carpentry if you were to go to school?! It's 4 years here in Canada
Was that your pops nailing on the subfacia in the gray shirt?
Yes, we have a grand ol’ time together. I had a lot more video from that, but we tend to talk like sailors back and forth.. Majority didn’t make the cut.
Double Like.
@8:40 I've worked with carpenters before that swore they can't think straight without their bags on. 👍
Matt types his invoices on a typewriter at Starbucks.
With AirPods and fancy Nike shoes. 🤣🤣🤣
Nice work
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#notanad - they’re just good!
Really work program to make a coop.
Just subrscribed...loving your channel. I am a contractor/framer in central illinois. 37 years old been doing it since I was a kid. I was wondering about the the way you do your drywall backers. Is truss lift not an issue in your climate? Here we use a lot of metal angle at the walls and truss floater brackets so in the winter the inside drywall corners don't crack at the ceiling.
Also how do you get attic ventilation with blocks between the trusses at the walls. Seems like in some place it would not let the soffit vent work ( maybe you don't use soffit vent). I was also surprised to see you using your speed square on every tail to set the subfascia. We always do that on each end then sight down to get it straight. Seems like the truss tails are never good enough to go by ( not because the walls are up and down but because the trusses we get just suck like that. Maybe you have better truss builders where you are)
Also my brother never wears his bags!!!. If his/my mom and dad weren't the owners of the company I would fire his ass ;) Keep up the awsome content man. Be safe
Greetings from Turkey
They finally shut us down in Washington State. Time to clean the shop and truck.
Curious what the blocking at the end of the rafters are for. I live in the SE and typically the soffit by the facia board is open to attic so it can breath. I know other parts of the country has different codes but was curious about that. Great videos!
Are you gonna do the whole house process like designing interior and all that?
You have cat like balancing skills. If it wasn’t for that, I’d love to be framing homes.
my old boss would flip when someone would take off their bags!
Agreed - we don’t flip.. but it’s standard practice.
I just finished a truss job with another general, and none of the hourly guys had bags, or if they did they were missing critical tools, it was the first time I worked with these guys, nicest guys ever, but drove me crazy borrowing pencils, tape squares, nails, even a hammer all day long!
We call cat walks "Rat Runs"
Ditto
Tbear37144 us too in WA
state
@@wadebarret100 Same here outside the other Washington on the east side of the continent.
Yuppppppppp
My greetings from indonesia....🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨
@12:50 I hope its the wind opening the trailer door....
Idk if thts the correct way to nail thos sway braces homie bcus here in arizona they hav tp go nailed to next to the "rat runs" or "cat walks" every 6 feet staring from the center of the gable truss but ushually the cat walks go about wvery ten feet or less but in order to nail the sway braces we ushally nail a cat walk thts jst about 6 ft long or so avery 6 ft
Q with the dope shades on😎😎
Thought that he was self quarantining?
Love it bro!
Matt is hipster AF today. Slammin wood and slammin skinny jeans. Dude probably drank some underground IPA after work.
I haven’t drank in nearly 3 years! 🙌 No IPA for me. 😉
Someone has to give that fascia on the rake at the end of the video some room for shingles to get underneath
100%, were talking with roofers prior to making our cut. Then we’ll run the 10-1/4” down at whatever they want for clearance. 😉
A ‘car-walk’ is a ‘rat-run’ in Texas and all the southern states I’ve framed in.
I’m better at framing than typing
I love the honest, 'i'm better at framing than typing', LOL. I've heard it called a few things, different names for everything in the industry! Cats, Rats, they're all the same.
It looks bang on pretty good.
Question.: Do the workers(framers) buy there own tools and bags, or does the Company (firm) pay for what they need to get the work done.
Stay safe. 😷🧻😷
Ewan Munch Jensen Most guys here in the states supply just hand tools . And the company supplies power tool . That way the company is good with the insurance end of things . Although I use a lot of my own power tools on company jobs .
Hi, Matt!
Greetings from Romania!
I have a question: for 60mm wood (2.36' or 2' 18/50) 3' 1/2 nail are enough? (3' 1/2 in metri is 89mm)
IMHO seems to be not enough ...89-60=29mm. 29mm of penetration is less than half of
thickness
What’s the best framing nail gun to use? I am noticing you are using a Hitachi? What’s so good about them?
Do you add a bevel to the top edge of your sub/fascia so it doesn't step down?
As far as legal process, do you pull permits first for framing the house, and then have them inspect after all framing is done or do you have to have them look several times? Thanks
You almost lost me with the hipster beanie
Plenty of other TH-camrs that 'dress the part' and act fake as can be, I'm not one of them though. Sorry!
Hey first off love the content huge fan big time framer myself, but question: what’s the reason you put the ceiling drywall backing boards on edge rather then on face?
By doing it on edge, you're mimicking a truss bottom chord. On edge and flat to the top of a wall, it could be out of plane and you'd never know until drywallers do their thing. :)
Why are truss ends getting cut is the other end strung during place ment and the other haves variations?
We cut all sides, a set number off of framing.. in this case, 10-1/2” from shear panel. Once subfascia went on, we had a 12” overhang.
Where can I grab one of those hoodies?
hey what gun do you use 😊
How much do you make a HR.? 👷
Bro the nail framer is not a hammer
Matt why doesn't your truss company cut those overhang ends in the factory for ya ??
It’s not an accurate way of doing things, it’s typical on tract homes where speed is everything. We want our fascia straight, so we cut every tail.
What is the manufacturer of the nail gun?
how do you guys do your form of elevation for hvac nd plumbing ?
Do you know anything about how to become a carpenter without college? I’m 18 with a daughter and wanna do carpentry but don’t have time for college :/
I'm 23, high school dropout. Had our oldest daughter when we were 15 & 16.
E-mail me, I'd love to help you out.
No need for college..
MattBangsWoodManagement@gmail.com
All those songs are from early 90s...😊
That's all we listen to, day in day out.
@@MattBangsWood mmm someone here is 45-50 years old... 😊 I think those songs are pretty good for work though, they got some rythm and most of the time give a happy feeling.
Hi Matt love the build but can I ask, "what is a 'cricket?"
See Perkins builders video on how to build a cricket, its on TH-cam
You’ll find out on the next episode! A cricket looks like roof framing used to divert water to a place where it can run off safely without risk of leak!
Wassup Matt, I’m a drywaller and we straight edge jobs 90% of the time! You guys don’t do that?
We shim and shave every build, 8' level, pull / push any studs needed to make it easy on drywallers!
Taking it that fox is gone?
Ein meisterwerk ,,,, man könnte viel von zuschauen lernen
Which tool belt you using?