thanks for keeping it real with the bloopers. it makes for a good chuckle and reminds the rest of us diyers that even our favorite studpack crew is human! keep up the great work guys!
Doing the eaves after finishing the building. Ensures the building envelope is air and insect sealed. Plus you save $$$ on closed cell spray foam, don’t have to fill eaves since there outside the building envelope.
@@pats9414 I box out eaves with zip, tape seems with zip tape fill ceiling and eaves with closed cell spray foam. $250 we’ll spent for a tighter home. Add make up air unit and work in the attic in the middle of summer at a cool 75 degrees. But after seeing this probably gonna switch methods.
@@duanebarnes3587 I’m saying what they did was a waste of time to save 1-2 bucks a year. The traditional way of doing it is fine. The problem is lack of attention to detail and not caring that creates the problems they’re trying to avoid. Filling the soffit with insulation is like insulating the space under a porch roof.
Thanks! I have a suggestion. When you use the two pieces of Zip and a the temporary rafter tail you could fasten one piece of Zip to the temporary rafter and not have so many things to have to hold in place. My son and I are about to build two houses for our families. Gonna be a lot like what you guys are doing. Great job!! Terry
No matter how pro you guys get, you still show us your mistakes and retakes. Thank you. That whole vibe is why i've followed your channel. You guys deal with frustrating situations like champs and it's taught me so much.
This video is filled with so many good tips! I also love that if heaven forbid you get a nasty storm the overhangs can be pulled away by the wind and the roof may be safe!
Hey hey! It's been great being subbed all these years .... thanks again for the channel and hope you have had a perfect 2023 summer! Congrats on your growing success!!!
Yep! Trusses are usually marked on one end for consistency. Live and learn. There will be so many things that you'll learn from the garage that you will apply to the house. Just be super SUPER careful on the ends of that scaffolding.
Love this series. Still gives me the willies when you are up so high on the scaffolding. Why I never do roof work! Also your Texas accents are coming along nicely!
I have a Garagmahl of my own since 2004, my neighbor begrudgingly dubbed it as such as I was building it LOL. I thought it was big as a single floor 28X30. This is definitely the true Garagmal!!!!!! Nice work gents. Love all the comments and ideas that come along with each video.
Nice video. I absolutely love the attention to detail with you guys. 13:40 - it would have been good to have a jig when you cut those rafters on the ground and drill the electrical wire hole at that point
Hey guys, when nailing your sub-facia to your mini rafters, i would suggest holding your nail gun at an angle parallel to the rafter. That minimises the risk of your nail poking through the short dimension of the mini rafter. But, love everything you did on this video.
You're the first guy I've seen trist a stringline tight the good old fashioned way. I never used paint to mark a cut line just banged my hammer down on the line to imprint the timber serface.
Jordan I've been watching you since the early destiny trials carries when trials first dropped in destiny 1. Cant wait for yalls videos every week now. keep it up. love this build especially. Can't wait for the main house. Also, as others have commented, I love the bloopers and such in the videos. Gives the videos a more "real" feel like it would be in day to day construction. Keep it up.
A ladder jack system would be a life saver over that scaffolding in the future. Badger Ladder has some great pricing on the entire system. Would highly recommend as I’m currently renovating the entire exterior of my two story home.
I love the outtakes/bloopers. It shows that you are human and make mistakes. Awesome videoing and content. Keep up the great work. Before you know it we will be watching house videos!!!
I have that valley affect going up my front walk. The overhangs are about 2.5 feet apart. The water came down like a fire hose every time it rained. Got tired of getting a shower so I had gutters installed. Nice beefy 6 inch ones. Catching it all in a rain barrel to use in times like these when it's not raining. South Texas rainstorms get heavy, when they come.
That's why I dislike the script 😂 Infinite thanks for the opportunity to follow this project from tip to toe, the experience we get as viewers is priceless.
I look forward to having the same relationship you have with your son when mine is older, and hopefully he'll be interested in building things like I am, if not thats ok too. I assume your relationship is genuine, and it's something I wish I had with my own dad, especially since I did work with him on large construction projects since that's what he did for a living.
When nailing on your sub facie just put the 3rd nail at a 35 degree up so it does not go out the back. that way you don't have to bunch up the last 2 nails!
Quick question. Why do you flush the rafter tails with the facia board instead of putting facia board down a little so the plywood runs towards middle/edge of the facia board? I'm about half way through the video and loving it. Keep up the great work guys! EDIT: Didn't realize you put an angle on the facia board also! Great job gang!
Just curious what you are going to do about roof venting? Just thought about it as you mention eves and soffiting. As soffit and roof vents are what create good air flow under the roof. Or do you not need it if you are just going with vaulted ceilings?
Wasps LOOOVE to build nests under the eaves. My house had eaves like that and we had perforated vinyl installed to cover it. Mud wasps still built on it, but fortunately wasp spray cans have pretty good range. Best to shoot from afar so you don't get hit in the eye by ricochet (I learned from experience). Ah puns. My favorite "dad jokes". PROPerly explain. LOL! That large knothole in one of the rafter tails (which I kept hearing as "raptor tales" and though of Jurassic Park) is really bugging me. LOL. I don't know jack squat about fascia but I'm a fan of metal roofing. They even make some that looks like tile, but its pricey. For siding, hardeeboard is pretty sturdy from what I've heard. So, the roof won't overhang on the other sides at all? I'm interested to see what sort of gutter system you go with. You definitely want gutters to catch all the water between the house and the garage and send it to the ends. You could have some of the downspouts dump into rain barrels. That way if there is a drought you still have some water to use for something. If the city water is ever out for any reason you can have spare water to flush toilets. Ye old dump a bucket of water down the bowl method. For the house I would probably do the overhang first and then cut the zip to fit around it. You can always use Lexel in the grooves. It's a pain to cut, but probably makes for sturdier structure in the long run. But I'm not the one building it. Ah, so you will be adding more on to the edges. Ok. 24" eaves are a good size.
Love the videos guys as always. Those videos have actually help me a lot since im currently working on my own soon to be rental home. I live in north houston and will love to help out if you guys ever need it.
Love the show 🎉 Please explain why you didn't use longer trusses for the overhang. Also attic has to breathe. From where are you going to pull air for ventilation?
I do like behind the scenes/bloopers in the end. Do I remember right that the roof was originally a traditional rafter in Ridge-board arrangement? What is the house going to be? Will you keep it rafter and Ridge Board or go to trusses?
While it looks like the overhang IS pretty sturdy (after all you did jump on it!), it might have been better if you had done the roof ZIP sheathing AFTER the soffit extensions. That way they could have overlapped with the part supported by the trusses to be extra sturdy. I suspect either way will work no matter what, just one might be a little bit "extra".
Hey guys. What happen to " work smarter, not harder." Lolol! Y'all should have drilled the electrical holes in the soffits while on the ground.duh. love you guys teaching us.
I just replaced the soffit and fascia on the back of my house. I guess i had never paid attention to how crooked it was until it was time to put up soffit. Now i know. I'm pulling a line on the front of the house. It matters more than the back.
A question: Would you have wound up with a stronger overhang if you had stopped the roof deck short of the wall (and then put a temporary filler in to weatherproof it) and then run the eave sheathing up onto the existing deck so the overhang was tied into the main roof? Maybe that would be overkill, but up north we have to deal with snow and ice loading which deform added on overhangs over time. You could even go really crazy and glue the roof sheathing to the main and eave rafters.
Will the inspector need to see the roof sheathing nails during the framing inspection? I know that nail spacing at the roof varies by region and wind speeds but you have already tapped everything.
poor papapack I have a bum knee that never quite healed to full strength from a nasty twisting in a winter of my early adult teens I know the sadness of joints that are bum, most days it is fine but if I am tired it gets weak enough it causes me pain and issues standing
Looks like that new nailer doesn't set the nails A LOT. I woulda taken that back so fast. Imagine all the time you spent sinking nails that should have already been sunk.
I’ve been building for 50 years, applied overhangs are a no-no, they lack structural integrity i.e. snow load, a 250 lb roofer. Gravity, a law when can live with
Some people think they’re clever thinking they discovered a new and better way of doing something the old tried and true way that always worked. This way is not a better way I can guarantee it because I’ve seen sagging over time . I’ve seen hurricane force winds rip that overhang right off the wall. Build it right,build it strong the first time.
Great project. The Taj Majal is not perfect, that's what makes it beautiful. The Garage Majal is not perfect too and will be amazing. Keep the good work 👊🏻
I thought there was more math to the size of overhang based on how far north or south you are. The overhangs on my house in the upper Midwest are sized so they completely block the sun the 3 warmest months of the year so it isn't shining in the windows heating up the house.
what happened to yesterday’s video. I started watching and had a commitment my wife thought was more important and now it’s gone? I feel like the grinch just hit my christmas tree!😢
Ok… I’m not crazy. Thought maybe I had hidden it or something. Esp. without a repost! Maybe they didn’t like the “new format” and are re-editting it into something more like their current normal. That takes time… we must have patience!
@@wjwarren4269 patience - hmmm, give a starving man a steak and hide it after a few bites!!! the injustice of it all! class action suits have formed for less than this! all just joking. like you I went through history, the channel, all my folders, I probably have more time invested in searching for it than the 15 minutes I watched. I finally called my son to make sure it was really gone. I will admit that I missed the old format, but i’ll take my stud pack however they want to serve it…😊
So these external rafter tails are all in the name of the tight monopoly house? I want 24" overhang added to my home, but there's no way this method is half as strong as conventional rafters extending out.. Especially after you nailed the tails on, which should have been screwed to the ledger from the backside. Hate to see what happened after a 60 mph wind gust..
Gutters? Rain? What is this strange phenomenon you speak of? Glad y'all though of putting some passage in for the wiring, before having to do it all overhead.
Why did you just remove the new video? It was a cool way to film i like the normal setup but the new one was more like behind the scenes and was interesting. i noticed 10 minutes in i couldn't see the comments hit refresh and bam the video was gone
They even removed the community post explaining why they took it down. They said too many complaints but everything i saw on the explanation was positive. 🤷♂️
They need to stop pandering to people. People will always complain about something different at first. They should have just let it ride and then waited a while to get a balanced view before posting the next one. they didn't need to remove it 20 minutes after posting it@@absentstars474
@studpack yeah I was enjoying the new video style! I know how difficult it is to make video content and it was cool just to see y'all just focus on working as opposed to getting all the explanations 100% correct (seeing Paul's frustration when he messes up). I say keep more of the mistakes in! Nobody is perfect and it makes it more real when you just correct yourself on the fly. Please keep sharing your content!
You guys should definitely run some ethernet cables from the future location of your modem to any tv/computer location before closing these walls. Should also consider potential wireless access point location as well as security cameras and other connected devices. Wi-Fi is good, but nothing beats wires.
Second this, in fact if they want to have any security cameras installed once the build is done, most of them only use Ethernet (carries both data and power).
Hey guys - enjoyed this video, as I have all the previous ones! :) Wanted to say: don't worry about the bloopers, retakes, etc. All of that is what makes life real and I know we have ALL hit those "brain farts" when we're setting stuff up, laying it out, etc. Personally, I enjoy the unedited items, as it gives me a sense of how things work and go for you all. So... I would say that the CONTENT is FAR more important than working on editing! Save your effort in the editing room Jordan, and instead, let's see things as they go with MORE content! :)
Haha Ninja Re-upload. Copying my comment over here. You guys should all sign one of the big stud packs under the main beam, get your rough in subs to do so as well. Then get a cut-off stud pack and have everyone sign it so you can keep it in the garage when you are done.
My Grandfather, who was a cabinet maker and shop teaher always said the difference between a good carpenter and an ok carpenter is that the good one knows how to hide his mistakes, not that he doesn't make them.
You guys could have easily "not mentioned" the angle difference between both sides. Props to u guys for doing that and allowing us to see all the problems u come across.
I so needed to see this because I was beating myself up for problems when I built the roof on my shed. Now I know that its expected to have some minor problems.
Soooooo true! Man if this was my house and I don’t know better I would have stressed out so much and hauled everything for days to get an answer 👏🏼👏🏼 so thank you!
Hi Studpack crew. I have watched you guys since the very 1st vedio when the property was first bought can't wait to see the final product. I'm a big fan.
I love everyone of your videos! Not only is is a great watch, and informative, but it's father, son, and son in law. Truly an epic adventure. Hope I can do this one day with my own family. God bless you all. God bless!
Doing the overhang like this keeps the integrity of the air sealing. If you had done this with longer rafters, air sealing wood have been harder. Not impossible, but harder.
"A "Monopoly" house" as Risinger calls it. The simpler the airtight box the better the airtight box. Fewer expensive seams that require expensive tape and labor to air seal.
Toenailing those overhang boards like that doesn’t seem like it would retain their integrity. Wouldn’t you trust hurricane hangers more than this? I’m in Minnesota and this just wouldn’t fly up here.
no just no lmao they did this wrong from the start should be a continuous piece from the peak of the roof to the end of the overhang that thing will sag over time 100%
When climbing with that bad hip, a step together pattern works better than trying to alternate. Going up, the good hip goes first(the good goes to heaven) and going down, the bad hip goes first(the bad goes to…well, you know where the bad goes 😉).
Since it’s going to be covered by a soffit anyway, why not use Simpson rafter hangers to attach the overhang to the house? You could even use them on every other. Just thinking about gravity + gutter weight + time.
That’s gotta be the slowest way to cut tails…just throw them up, pull a string and cut. Fine tune the couple that cause a dip or bulge and you’ve got laser straight fascia. Also should have been done Prior to sheeting the roof, that way it’s tied into the roof by sheeting. That’s DEFINITELY going to sag over time with a distinguished line where it meets the roof line.
Why doesn't Magnolia Network or TLC pick these guys up for a TV show??? The Stud Pack is better than any home improvement show on TV. I could watch you guys for hours.
Do your nearby neighbors a favor and put the close-property-line eave lights on a separate switch so you are not always shining lights down on them, just when it's OK.
It's crazy to think that this isn't scripted! You guys are making up the explanations as you go. I'm sure there's more outtakes and bloopers because of this, but it feels way more authentic. It's like I'm at the construction site being taught live. Thanks for the content, it's so informative and I've used your tips and tricks on my own projects!
Make sure you run some ethernet drops to your four corners at the very least in case you decide you want cameras installed. I'd personally run two to each corner so you have the ability to install two cameras or the ability to have a spare drop for the future.
Whose here for Round 2?! lol sorry for the re-upload guys, had some exporting issues that got past security!
No problem!! I’ll watch it again!😂
Don’t worry, we got two post for the price of one! Remember to get some good rest. Respectfully.
24 minute video was fun I will watch whole thing again oh the pain
Thought I was going crazy at first when I paused to do something and it was gone when I tried to resume.
I didn't know what to do with the Like button, so I was really concerned.
thanks for keeping it real with the bloopers. it makes for a good chuckle and reminds the rest of us diyers that even our favorite studpack crew is human! keep up the great work guys!
Doing the eaves after finishing the building. Ensures the building envelope is air and insect sealed. Plus you save $$$ on closed cell spray foam, don’t have to fill eaves since there outside the building envelope.
No one fills the eaves anyway nor should you. Big waste of time and money.
@@pats9414 I box out eaves with zip, tape seems with zip tape fill ceiling and eaves with closed cell spray foam. $250 we’ll spent for a tighter home. Add make up air unit and work in the attic in the middle of summer at a cool 75 degrees. But after seeing this probably gonna switch methods.
@@duanebarnes3587 I’m saying what they did was a waste of time to save 1-2 bucks a year. The traditional way of doing it is fine. The problem is lack of attention to detail and not caring that creates the problems they’re trying to avoid. Filling the soffit with insulation is like insulating the space under a porch roof.
Thanks! I have a suggestion. When you use the two pieces of Zip and a the temporary rafter tail you could fasten one piece of Zip to the temporary rafter and not have so many things to have to hold in place. My son and I are about to build two houses for our families. Gonna be a lot like what you guys are doing. Great job!!
Terry
No matter how pro you guys get, you still show us your mistakes and retakes. Thank you. That whole vibe is why i've followed your channel. You guys deal with frustrating situations like champs and it's taught me so much.
This video is filled with so many good tips! I also love that if heaven forbid you get a nasty storm the overhangs can be pulled away by the wind and the roof may be safe!
Hey hey! It's been great being subbed all these years .... thanks again for the channel and hope you have had a perfect 2023 summer! Congrats on your growing success!!!
Yep! Trusses are usually marked on one end for consistency. Live and learn. There will be so many things that you'll learn from the garage that you will apply to the house. Just be super SUPER careful on the ends of that scaffolding.
Interesting about the trusses. Thanks for sharing!
Love this series. Still gives me the willies when you are up so high on the scaffolding. Why I never do roof work! Also your Texas accents are coming along nicely!
Excellent timing for me! Lets go!!!!
I have a Garagmahl of my own since 2004, my neighbor begrudgingly dubbed it as such as I was building it LOL. I thought it was big as a single floor 28X30. This is definitely the true Garagmal!!!!!! Nice work gents. Love all the comments and ideas that come along with each video.
Nice video. I absolutely love the attention to detail with you guys. 13:40 - it would have been good to have a jig when you cut those rafters on the ground and drill the electrical wire hole at that point
Hey guys, when nailing your sub-facia to your mini rafters, i would suggest holding your nail gun at an angle parallel to the rafter. That minimises the risk of your nail poking through the short dimension of the mini rafter. But, love everything you did on this video.
You're the first guy I've seen trist a stringline tight the good old fashioned way. I never used paint to mark a cut line just banged my hammer down on the line to imprint the timber serface.
Enjoyed both videos this week !
Jordan I've been watching you since the early destiny trials carries when trials first dropped in destiny 1. Cant wait for yalls videos every week now. keep it up. love this build especially. Can't wait for the main house. Also, as others have commented, I love the bloopers and such in the videos. Gives the videos a more "real" feel like it would be in day to day construction. Keep it up.
A ladder jack system would be a life saver over that scaffolding in the future. Badger Ladder has some great pricing on the entire system. Would highly recommend as I’m currently renovating the entire exterior of my two story home.
It would be a pleasure working with you guys! Great craftsmanship and attitude!
I love the outtakes/bloopers. It shows that you are human and make mistakes. Awesome videoing and content. Keep up the great work. Before you know it we will be watching house videos!!!
I have that valley affect going up my front walk. The overhangs are about 2.5 feet apart. The water came down like a fire hose every time it rained. Got tired of getting a shower so I had gutters installed. Nice beefy 6 inch ones. Catching it all in a rain barrel to use in times like these when it's not raining. South Texas rainstorms get heavy, when they come.
Awesome work, gang. I always look forward to a Stud Pack video
I’ll never try anything close to what y’all do … but I still can’t stop watching!!! :)
That's why I dislike the script 😂
Infinite thanks for the opportunity to follow this project from tip to toe, the experience we get as viewers is priceless.
I look forward to having the same relationship you have with your son when mine is older, and hopefully he'll be interested in building things like I am, if not thats ok too. I assume your relationship is genuine, and it's something I wish I had with my own dad, especially since I did work with him on large construction projects since that's what he did for a living.
Yep the last piece always tells “ this how we sure done it duh “ 😊
When nailing on your sub facie just put the 3rd nail at a 35 degree up so it does not go out the back. that way you don't have to bunch up the last 2 nails!
I got to see the last 4 minutes they s time. Great job!
Quick question. Why do you flush the rafter tails with the facia board instead of putting facia board down a little so the plywood runs towards middle/edge of the facia board? I'm about half way through the video and loving it. Keep up the great work guys!
EDIT: Didn't realize you put an angle on the facia board also! Great job gang!
Love this channel. Been watching for the past year or so. Keep the videos coming!
Just curious what you are going to do about roof venting? Just thought about it as you mention eves and soffiting. As soffit and roof vents are what create good air flow under the roof. Or do you not need it if you are just going with vaulted ceilings?
Nice tip Barry, many of us learned something valuable!
Wasps LOOOVE to build nests under the eaves. My house had eaves like that and we had perforated vinyl installed to cover it. Mud wasps still built on it, but fortunately wasp spray cans have pretty good range. Best to shoot from afar so you don't get hit in the eye by ricochet (I learned from experience). Ah puns. My favorite "dad jokes". PROPerly explain. LOL!
That large knothole in one of the rafter tails (which I kept hearing as "raptor tales" and though of Jurassic Park) is really bugging me. LOL.
I don't know jack squat about fascia but I'm a fan of metal roofing. They even make some that looks like tile, but its pricey. For siding, hardeeboard is pretty sturdy from what I've heard.
So, the roof won't overhang on the other sides at all?
I'm interested to see what sort of gutter system you go with. You definitely want gutters to catch all the water between the house and the garage and send it to the ends. You could have some of the downspouts dump into rain barrels. That way if there is a drought you still have some water to use for something. If the city water is ever out for any reason you can have spare water to flush toilets. Ye old dump a bucket of water down the bowl method.
For the house I would probably do the overhang first and then cut the zip to fit around it. You can always use Lexel in the grooves. It's a pain to cut, but probably makes for sturdier structure in the long run. But I'm not the one building it.
Ah, so you will be adding more on to the edges. Ok. 24" eaves are a good size.
That's why I had to retire. My knees won't let me climb a scaffold or get on the floor anymore. Watching y'all makes me miss building things.
Love the videos guys as always. Those videos have actually help me a lot since im currently working on my own soon to be rental home. I live in north houston and will love to help out if you guys ever need it.
Love the blooper reels at the end! Keep up the good work
Scissor lifts! LMAO! But i feel ya all!! Whew!!
Thanks for sharing!
That’s why you order your trusses with the rafter tails attached
Love the show 🎉 Please explain why you didn't use longer trusses for the overhang. Also attic has to breathe. From where are you going to pull air for ventilation?
They mentioned an ERV which will pull in fresh air and exhaust stale air... Also recovers energy with some fun physics.
Great job fellas
Definitely add the steel straps to support the overhang. Over time this will save you a lot of grief, and it won't take long to install now.
I do like behind the scenes/bloopers in the end.
Do I remember right that the roof was originally a traditional rafter in Ridge-board arrangement? What is the house going to be? Will you keep it rafter and Ridge Board or go to trusses?
Don't forget to wire for CHRISTMAS LIGHTS!!! 🎄💡
While it looks like the overhang IS pretty sturdy (after all you did jump on it!), it might have been better if you had done the roof ZIP sheathing AFTER the soffit extensions. That way they could have overlapped with the part supported by the trusses to be extra sturdy. I suspect either way will work no matter what, just one might be a little bit "extra".
Those nails are for siding/pickets. They do not have the holding power or sheer strength that a framing nail has.
Love the channel! Keep up the great work. Just out of curiosity…why didn´t you use overhang trusses? It is stronger and easier to install.
I ll take top chord or bottom chord overhangs any day and everyday compared to overhangs that are toe nailed on later after the thought.
Since u there. Install the drip edge and gutter.
Hey guys. What happen to " work smarter, not harder." Lolol!
Y'all should have drilled the electrical holes in the soffits while on the ground.duh. love you guys teaching us.
Love your videos… wanted to point out @24:28 looks like you didn’t nail on center… keep up the awesome work though!!!
I just replaced the soffit and fascia on the back of my house. I guess i had never paid attention to how crooked it was until it was time to put up soffit. Now i know. I'm pulling a line on the front of the house. It matters more than the back.
A question: Would you have wound up with a stronger overhang if you had stopped the roof deck short of the wall (and then put a temporary filler in to weatherproof it) and then run the eave sheathing up onto the existing deck so the overhang was tied into the main roof? Maybe that would be overkill, but up north we have to deal with snow and ice loading which deform added on overhangs over time. You could even go really crazy and glue the roof sheathing to the main and eave rafters.
I thought your only to use that type of zip on wall only. The method to install the rafter tais is great.
Will the inspector need to see the roof sheathing nails during the framing inspection? I know that nail spacing at the roof varies by region and wind speeds but you have already tapped everything.
Thank You!
poor papapack
I have a bum knee that never quite healed to full strength from a nasty twisting in a winter of my early adult teens
I know the sadness of joints that are bum, most days it is fine but if I am tired it gets weak enough it causes me pain and issues standing
and yes I saw a specialist to confirm there is no bone damage, it is just tendon issues
Rafters should have extended out from the start .Overhang will eventually sag.
Looks like that new nailer doesn't set the nails A LOT. I woulda taken that back so fast. Imagine all the time you spent sinking nails that should have already been sunk.
No soffit to attic ventilation with this type of construction. Don't you need air flow?
I’ve been building for 50 years, applied overhangs are a no-no, they lack structural integrity i.e. snow load, a 250 lb roofer. Gravity, a law when can live with
Some people think they’re clever thinking they discovered a new and better way of doing something the old tried and true way that always worked.
This way is not a better way I can guarantee it because I’ve seen sagging over time . I’ve seen hurricane force winds rip that overhang right off the wall.
Build it right,build it strong the first time.
Great project. The Taj Majal is not perfect, that's what makes it beautiful. The Garage Majal is not perfect too and will be amazing. Keep the good work 👊🏻
I love to see pros learn from other pros.
I thought there was more math to the size of overhang based on how far north or south you are. The overhangs on my house in the upper Midwest are sized so they completely block the sun the 3 warmest months of the year so it isn't shining in the windows heating up the house.
what happened to yesterday’s video. I started watching and had a commitment my wife thought was more important and now it’s gone? I feel like the grinch just hit my christmas tree!😢
Ok… I’m not crazy. Thought maybe I had hidden it or something. Esp. without a repost! Maybe they didn’t like the “new format” and are re-editting it into something more like their current normal. That takes time… we must have patience!
@@wjwarren4269 patience - hmmm, give a starving man a steak and hide it after a few bites!!! the injustice of it all! class action suits have formed for less than this! all just joking. like you I went through history, the channel, all my folders, I probably have more time invested in searching for it than the 15 minutes I watched. I finally called my son to make sure it was really gone. I will admit that I missed the old format, but i’ll take my stud pack however they want to serve it…😊
Just like their foundation it got washed away. They are redigging it out as we speak.
Seems like structural screws are pointless if you are just going to nail the rest of the overhang on.
Why the hell wouldn’t you just order your trusses with a rafter tail over hang on them !?!?
Good catch guys
We order our trusses with plum cut tails as part of the top cord it’s a lot less work.
So these external rafter tails are all in the name of the tight monopoly house? I want 24" overhang added to my home, but there's no way this method is half as strong as conventional rafters extending out.. Especially after you nailed the tails on, which should have been screwed to the ledger from the backside. Hate to see what happened after a 60 mph wind gust..
If you guys want to build a beach cottage in Costa Rica, let me know. It would make a great video and a great house for us.
how do you use your phone to get the angle on the roof? Is that an app?
Nice.
I swear, is it just me or is quite a bit of my videos that I watch get taken down and reuploaded? idk...... Still a great video.
Gutters? Rain? What is this strange phenomenon you speak of? Glad y'all though of putting some passage in for the wiring, before having to do it all overhead.
Why did you just remove the new video? It was a cool way to film i like the normal setup but the new one was more like behind the scenes and was interesting. i noticed 10 minutes in i couldn't see the comments hit refresh and bam the video was gone
They even removed the community post explaining why they took it down. They said too many complaints but everything i saw on the explanation was positive. 🤷♂️
They need to stop pandering to people. People will always complain about something different at first. They should have just let it ride and then waited a while to get a balanced view before posting the next one. they didn't need to remove it 20 minutes after posting it@@absentstars474
@studpack yeah I was enjoying the new video style! I know how difficult it is to make video content and it was cool just to see y'all just focus on working as opposed to getting all the explanations 100% correct (seeing Paul's frustration when he messes up). I say keep more of the mistakes in! Nobody is perfect and it makes it more real when you just correct yourself on the fly. Please keep sharing your content!
You guys should definitely run some ethernet cables from the future location of your modem to any tv/computer location before closing these walls. Should also consider potential wireless access point location as well as security cameras and other connected devices. Wi-Fi is good, but nothing beats wires.
Nah, be on the lookout for future fishing adventure series. We all have to go through it.
Second this, in fact if they want to have any security cameras installed once the build is done, most of them only use Ethernet (carries both data and power).
Installing conduit would help immensely.
Nah, fiber optic 😎
Agreed. As I remodel my house, cat5 cable is being run everywhere!
Hey guys - enjoyed this video, as I have all the previous ones! :) Wanted to say: don't worry about the bloopers, retakes, etc. All of that is what makes life real and I know we have ALL hit those "brain farts" when we're setting stuff up, laying it out, etc. Personally, I enjoy the unedited items, as it gives me a sense of how things work and go for you all. So... I would say that the CONTENT is FAR more important than working on editing! Save your effort in the editing room Jordan, and instead, let's see things as they go with MORE content! :)
Who knew a year ago when I was trying to figure out crown molding on my kitchen cabinets, that I’d still be along for the ride, but here we are.
They've always had great pacing and rhythm with their editing.
@@pcatful yeah totally. i'd rather day keep up the good work!
My Dad always said a good carpenter knows how to cover their mistakes 😊
Totally agree here!
Haha Ninja Re-upload. Copying my comment over here. You guys should all sign one of the big stud packs under the main beam, get your rough in subs to do so as well. Then get a cut-off stud pack and have everyone sign it so you can keep it in the garage when you are done.
My Grandfather, who was a cabinet maker and shop teaher always said the difference between a good carpenter and an ok carpenter is that the good one knows how to hide his mistakes, not that he doesn't make them.
A lil putty, a lil paint, makes a carpenter what he ain't.
That is about two thirds of what makes that difference in Plumbers too!
I've noticed. What 's up?
You guys could have easily "not mentioned" the angle difference between both sides. Props to u guys for doing that and allowing us to see all the problems u come across.
I so needed to see this because I was beating myself up for problems when I built the roof on my shed. Now I know that its expected to have some minor problems.
Soooooo true!
Man if this was my house and I don’t know better I would have stressed out so much and hauled everything for days to get an answer 👏🏼👏🏼 so thank you!
Hi Studpack crew. I have watched you guys since the very 1st vedio when the property was first bought can't wait to see the final product. I'm a big fan.
Go check out their evolution in the play list for other projects 😊 lots of great content.
I love everyone of your videos! Not only is is a great watch, and informative, but it's father, son, and son in law. Truly an epic adventure. Hope I can do this one day with my own family. God bless you all. God bless!
Doing the overhang like this keeps the integrity of the air sealing. If you had done this with longer rafters, air sealing wood have been harder. Not impossible, but harder.
Very true
I was wondering how they were going to achieve good runoff, but this rationale makes perfect sense
"A "Monopoly" house" as Risinger calls it. The simpler the airtight box the better the airtight box. Fewer expensive seams that require expensive tape and labor to air seal.
Toenailing those overhang boards like that doesn’t seem like it would retain their integrity. Wouldn’t you trust hurricane hangers more than this? I’m in Minnesota and this just wouldn’t fly up here.
no just no lmao they did this wrong from the start should be a continuous piece from the peak of the roof to the end of the overhang that thing will sag over time 100%
When climbing with that bad hip, a step together pattern works better than trying to alternate. Going up, the good hip goes first(the good goes to heaven) and going down, the bad hip goes first(the bad goes to…well, you know where the bad goes 😉).
Hee hee. Up with the good, down with the bad... 😊
I thought he had a new one...
@@disqusrubbish5467 I think he does. Still doesn’t make it easy to do all the climbing he’s been doing.
He was going up their walk-thru scaffold. The next day he added 2 more ladder sections. I think that helped.
What happened to todays video? It’s gone now? 9/16/23?
Since it’s going to be covered by a soffit anyway, why not use Simpson rafter hangers to attach the overhang to the house? You could even use them on every other.
Just thinking about gravity + gutter weight + time.
That’s gotta be the slowest way to cut tails…just throw them up, pull a string and cut. Fine tune the couple that cause a dip or bulge and you’ve got laser straight fascia. Also should have been done Prior to sheeting the roof, that way it’s tied into the roof by sheeting. That’s DEFINITELY going to sag over time with a distinguished line where it meets the roof line.
First, be a lot easier with a boom lift. I was wondering why you didn't order the trusses with the overhang
It’s called monopoly framing, perfect wall etc, it’s for air and water sealing
Boom lift wouldn't fit due to current house and neighbor's fence
@@eschultz19661 mostly air. Cool
@@jjay5233 true, still might have helped
Why doesn't Magnolia Network or TLC pick these guys up for a TV show??? The Stud Pack is better than any home improvement show on TV. I could watch you guys for hours.
Hope not; the networks would ruin Stud Pack. I don't think Stud Pack would welcome the networks' demands
I agree, but I think corporate producers would ruin everything. I think it is perfect the way it is.
Glad to catch the last 5 minutes! Though disappointing its not an extra 30 can't get enough.
Another great video, but was hoping to see what it looked like with the overhangs from the ground level!
Hang on, we will see it soon
Do your nearby neighbors a favor and put the close-property-line eave lights on a separate switch so you are not always shining lights down on them, just when it's OK.
It's crazy to think that this isn't scripted! You guys are making up the explanations as you go. I'm sure there's more outtakes and bloopers because of this, but it feels way more authentic. It's like I'm at the construction site being taught live. Thanks for the content, it's so informative and I've used your tips and tricks on my own projects!
I just love how you explain the what and why and where, like a referee at a game....the building game 😂❤❤❤. Love your videos, you studs 👍👍👍
Round 2! 🎉
Make sure you run some ethernet drops to your four corners at the very least in case you decide you want cameras installed. I'd personally run two to each corner so you have the ability to install two cameras or the ability to have a spare drop for the future.
Thanks for adding the end! Yall are doing great work.
24:38 My eyes must be crooked. That aint straight. But its all good. I cant see it from california.