First ceiling joists installed and weatherproofing the house!
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- I weatherproof the pole barn house from some potential rain and start installing the first rafters.
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Nice job 👏 Thank you
Thank you for watching
Hi , Andrew! Cannot wait until tonight’s livestream. It’s always a blast.
So sorry we had to cancel it, we couldn't make it home in time. We hope to catch you next weekend.
@@TKCL that’s ok. Just as long as y’all are well and safe. I was worried about you.
Hello Andrew. Thumbs Up👍to another video with your remarkable building skills. Hey, just post us a #short on the days you're unable to post a full video. Oh,😂🤣bloopers😂🤣
Very true, I keep forgetting about the shorts.
Take a leaf blower in the pole barn if it gets a lot of water in it ,that will help blow the water out..
That's what I've been doing
You got done what you could, it will be there when you come back! LOL I know you are wanting to get done with all the odd jobs so you can start on the drywall! You are making progress every day , I can see it in your videos. Looks like your rain didn’t last very long, but it is Florida and it rains for a little while then it gets hotter and more humid. Looking forward to tonight live stream! Have a blessed day.
Sorry we had to cancel the live stream. We got a short rain, but I'll take it.
You don't have to take the plastic down here in Oklahoma the boulder you said it stop water from getting in
Ceiling Joist Rafters are those 2 x's that the decking of the roof is nailed to.
Decking of the roof is nailed to 2x6s
@@TKCL I could not remember if the rafters were 2 x 6's or 2 x 8's however those are your rafters. the 2 x 6's you will be screwing the ceiling sheet rock to are ceiling joist. BTW: I really missed your live feed last night.
Yeah I got my terminology mixed up. Sorry we had to cancel the live stream, we couldn't make it home in time.
@@TKCL I guess I will forgive you this time. :)
Ceiling joists need to be 16" on center if are having an attic floor plus sheetrock ceiling.
I'm not an engineer and paid one to stamp these plans. I looked online and there are span load charts for #2 yellow pine 2x8s, 24 inch on center for different attic loads.
No rain here supposed to be 95 to 100 all week here
Yikes! We finally got a several minute rain today. It wasn't enough, but it was something.
Wow , “Get er done “ . I get motivated by rain coming, mostly to get grass cut . Andrew you are doing great . Building a house and videoing everyday. Awesome man . When do you rest ? Have a good one .
Thank you! Don't ever rest it seems, too much to do.
@@TKCL Maybe go fishing, down time , daytime nap . Refresh yourself then get back to it .
I need to and plan to soon.
Nice job Andrew!!
Thank you
I would like you to do a video on the speed square, that would be great. Andrew, are you going to have some storage above ?
Yes just attic space. It's way more than we need, but I love being able to access pipes and electrical for future needs.
Bring on the speed square tutorial, looks good around the place!
Thanks!
Someone close by must have mowed some hay... never fails to bring some rain lol
Lol exactly right!
Wearing my tee shirt right now🙂when we crown the boards we put a arrow in pencil facing the crown, for instance up, so you don’t accidentally put it in upside down
I've been marking my boards crown up. I forgot to show it in this video, but do show it in the next one.
We just got a GOOD rain here at the river too. Just moderate rain, no wind, lightning, etc., for about 30 mins. I think we will have more coming, thank goodness!! Congrats on the start on the rafters. (Thanks for the bloopers. 🤣)
Yes we got a short rain, but very thankful for it.
Everman or everheart house wrap at HD IS less costly and can breath, unlike that plastic. And its permanent. Tough.
This is just temporary while they are calling for rain. House wrap has to go on the outside of sheeting once installed.
Thx for replying.
Build looks good.
Who cares rafters, ceiling joists, studs, whatever we know what you mean. Great job Andrew, it’s looking fantastic. I think I laughed a little too much when you said T square in the bloopers.
Yeah I couldn't believe I said that! I was hot and tired lol
It’s looking great!! A better alternative to roofing nails to hold plastic wrap on might be to screw some scrap lumber over it. It would hold better and be easier to remove later. Just an idea....
Yep has been a great suggestion.
Hi Andrew it's sure hot weather to be working in. Your doing a great build. It's hot here ( Kincardine, Ontario 🇨🇦) I am in the house with the air on very humid outside so I know what your working in. Looking forward to your live video tonight, Take care.
Sorry we had to cancel the live stream, we hope to catch you next week.
.."so many uses of a T-Square"! ROFL!!!!! yes i would like to see a video of you showing us how to use a ruler :D lets start out simple. ROFL!!!!!
Your doing good posting videos , things come up. I'm thinking about getting one of those fans for my dogs it's so durn hot out as you know.
Crazy hot and humid!
Another super video. Thank you for sharing your life.
Thank you for watching
That tractor bucket will come in really handy when doing the work on the outside of the hosue.
automatic irrigation will help your grass and other plants!!
hi there coming along fine john
Thank you sir
Andrew... the attic floor "joists"... are you using 2 X 8's.... or 2 X 10's?? It looks like they're 2 X 8's spaced 24 inches apart, which would give them a max spanning distance of less than 12 feet... and a LOT of bounce in the attic floor. Care to share the lumber size and spacing numbers?
2x8s yellow pine. It's equivalent to 2x10 spruce or white wood. Yellow pine is stronger. This was engineered for attic weight only, not living quarters.
@@TKCL I'm no expert. The tables I find online list the maximum spanning distance for 2X8 southern pine, spaced 24 inches on center, at 11 ft. 11 in. That's gotta be pretty close to the length you're installing. I wouldn't put too many holiday decorations up there... ;-)
I didn't look it up, trusted the engineer that stamped the plans. But I understand what you mean. In all honesty we won't have much up there and I trust it for a few boxes spaced out.
Just looked at tables myself. #2 yellow pine for uninhabitable attic spaces 24 inch on center is 13ft 2 inches to over 20ft depending on psf load. Looks like I'm well within the range for no more load than we will have.
@@TKCL I'm sure it'll be 100% fine for any average load you needed to store there. I was just planning for a square dancing party or any Super Bowl Party that might get carried away up there in the attic... haha I always over build everything.
Not studs, not rafters. Ceiling joists. Lol
Very true! Ugh, it's tough to pronounce everything correctly. I just don't do this enough.
@@TKCL You are doing fine man. It's only words. The deeds are right on.
I'd run some 1x2 horizontally across the visqueen. They are cheap. That will keep it from flapping
Good tip
Lol your bloopers are the best!👍👍👍😜 Doing a great job and most don't really understand the time invested in videos along with the time it takes away from the work itself....you need to train Bullet to be your camera man😁😁😁🐕
Thank you for noticing, it's a full time job and then some. I absolutely love it, but 7 days a week just isn't realistic for the type of work and recording I do.
Andrew, I love the out takes at the end. Not only are they funny, but truthfully as a channel just trying to start out, it is nice to know that I am not the only one that has these struggles. Your videos always seem so seamless and your always so well spoken. I struggle in front of the camera, but seeing stuff like that lets me know that I'm not the only one, and encourages me to keep trying. Great job as always, and keep up the great work. God Bless.
Just give it time and keep plugging away, I mess up all the time. Getting comfortable in front of the camera is accomplished by practicing, practicing and more practicing. Take care and God bless!
Looking good Andrew! Really coming together with the ceilings going up! That t-square is a handy tool! Love the outtakes! Lol
Lol boy I was messing up and calling everything by the wrong name. I blame it on the heat lol. It's really starting to take shape now, I've got to keep plugging away until I get it dried in.
House build is looking good. Love the bloopers. Maybe, if you ever have the time, you could put together a blooper video. Even if it is at the end of the build. Can't say when you finish everything because as we all know if you are a home owner there is always something to do. God bless you and Tiffany
Thank you for the suggestion! Take care and God bless
Doing Great,
When I hang Plastic I would always use Scrap lumber and wrap one time then stick q screw in it. Never had an issue with the wind knocking it down. Just an Idea
Great tip!
I hope you will do a video on speed squares when time allows. I bought one for my van build and know there is a lot of other things I could do with it but don't know the first thing about most of it. Fantastic job on the house. I enjoy watching all the progress you've been doing!
I'll add it to the list
We are in N Texas. I sure wish we could give you some our rain. It's been raining for a month. My yard is a soggy mess and my potatoes rotted. Your house is looking great.
Feast or famine it seems! I'd rather be wet than dry and burning up.
I would have had a hard time not doing 16 o.c. On those joists. “T square” nice 😂 like the bloopers
I probably should have, but following plans as the inspector said I should. Yeah I couldn't believe I called it a T square lol.
Nice video buddy the grass is green in Clarksville Tennessee if you know where that is it's been raining in Clarksville Tennessee I had to cut my grass yesterday see you on lightstream see you on live stream text me back but it God bless
Glad to hear that your grass is doing well! Mine is thirsty
Rain? What’s rain? AZ is very dry, we don’t get a lot of rain here. I think that’s why I like watching these homestead vlogs in the east. I love seeing the rain.
I absolutely love rain and appreciate it for its life giving abilities. We got a short rain today finally
I love your thinking and I think you are doing a very superior job over most house builders. Keep it up.
Thank you very much!
remember me !! not mother nature oops!!
I wish we had some of your rain here in California. We are in desperate need of rain and I’m talking months of slow and steady rain. Stay safe:)
It's starting to get scary here, I'm afraid to burn anything.
Yes please do a speed square video. Hey save that plastic for your garden so you have a way to protect your garden in the future from freezing in the early spring.
Good point!
I can not wait till next summer when my place gets built. I understand more about building now thank you
Awesome, excited for you!
You installed ceiling joists, not rafters. Rafters hold up the exterior roof.
Yep got my terminology mixed up
We can’t tell that you aren’t an home builder Because you have done an amazing job with your home
Thank you very much
Did an architect or engineer spec the 2x8 ceiling joists or did you look at a span table.
An engineer did, yellow pine has a span of 15'3". It MUST be yellow pine as it has greater strength than white wood. I would have to replace those with 2x10s in white wood.
You can always use your cut offs for extra seaport in the middle were your joining the two rafters
I wish I could, it would save money. Engineering calls for 24 inch overlap and the cutoffs are around 18 inches.
The scaffolding has paid for itself so many times. I hope you do make a video on the speed square.
Yes it has, no way I could do this job without it.
Glad to see you took my advice
Hey Andrew You are doing a great job. Especially by yourself. I have a question regarding the 2 x 10 rafters? Is there going to be a upstairs loft? If so 24" OC is not going to work to good. Also do you have to have this inspected by the County Building dept?
Uninhabitable attic space, engineered plans and also inspected by the building department.
Thanks for the answers. Well keep up the great job.
10:15 yes please do. Hope y'all get some more rain soon to help cool y'all down were supposed to get the next 2 days of it I wish I could tell it to head out your way lol ask this old house may have a vid for ya doesn't hurt to check them out 👍🏼
Please send that rain our way!
@@TKCL trying to lol 😂
With the two top seals the spacing isn’t going to matter, if you were putting a bedroom up there or something it might matter, but then you would probably be going 12 or 16 inches on center anyway. I’m kind of surprised with all of your codes that they let you do 24 inches there. It’s looking pretty good and It’s all really coming together.
As far as the videos go, if you would be less sociable and maybe start being a little bit mean or rude to people they wouldn’t invite you to things like graduations and parties and then you’d have more time. 😂😂
Lol, I'll work on being more rude/mean 😡
@@TKCL awesome, you have way more time on your hands, for the most part people are just sort of rolled her eyes at you and walk away. The privacy is amazing. 😂
How far down the wall did you get before you started thinking that maybe Staples would’ve been fine? Lol. Hopefully you won’t get too much wind and it will hold up for a while.
I think you should do a speed square video or maybe add some other tools like that in, I’ve used them for years and worked in construction and I figured a lot of it out but there’s still stuff on there I never used and really have no idea what it’s for. I love specialty tools, I worked for metal fabrication and engineering company in New Jersey and people will come to us with a specific need and sometimes we would create tools for them or parts for them, it was a lot of fun.
Staples would work, but rip out easier than the cap screws. But...... Staples could be pounded in, cap nails must be pulled out..... Ugh
@@TKCL duct tape. 😂😂😂
I can't believe how fast it coming along. Great job and keep on trucking. Heck I may have to hire you to build me a pole barn house 💪💪
Thank you! Sorry, I'm retiring after this house lol 😁
@@TKCL 😢😢😩😩 okay
My husband was a builder and he used the plastic that prise homes use to protect carpet etc, for when they have open houses.
Please do a speed square video. I need more understanding to use them more.
Will do!
Love the bloopers. Lol
You're making lots of progress! Keep it up
Thank you
Joists. Not rafters.
Yep, I still didn't get it right.
Happens to us all
Is the top plate need to be doubled ? Interior walls ?
Only in the center, that's the only load bearing wall per engineered plans
You are going to need some more of those cool mist fans.
We are already talking about a second one
A little late now, but a T50 stapler would have been what I would have put the plastic up with.
That plastic is quite heavy, I'm afraid it would rip right off the staples.
@@TKCL It would if you only put a few. You'd need to use a bunch which is cheap and easy with one of the hammer staplers.
We have had rain every day for about a week and I’m thinking it will continue to have showers for the next week. I know it’s not the same problem as you, but I’m not sure how we will be able to keep up with our yard work. I’m afraid grass will be long for quite a while here.
Feast or famine it seems.
Good job, looking good. Will you have to worry about the ceiling sheet rock intersections with the walls needing a nailer? Hope those cutoff are long enough for blocking bet they are not.
Sadly cutoffs are not long enough.. Sigh.... And yes I'll have to block out for sheet rock in the ceiling too.
Seven weeks here without rain and it still hasn't rained here, even though the weather geeks predicted rain.
We got a short rain today, wasn't much but I'll take it.
Lot of work for 1 person
Yes it is, but rewarding
Great work Andrew
Thank you
Great job!
Thank you
Love it
Thanks
Hey buddy!! Could you please do me a favor and move your camera away from your fan?
The fan drowns out your voice.
I really enjoy watching, but I like hearing what you are saying.
It's tough to keep cutting that fan off as hot as it is. I'll try to remember to start shutting it off
I'm not trying to be picky here, but if you're going the be really thorough about why you are doing this or that Please use the right terms. You're not putting up rafters here they are called (Ceiling Joist). But you are doing a good job besides that. Keep up the good work.
I'm a first time home builder, don't have all the terminology down yet.