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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Framing this 40' container, one piece at a time! It's all coming together a little slower than I had originally hoped, but still looking fantastic! Electrical & plumbing will be the next video along with other stuff to get ready for drywall.
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It’s looking pretty good. Great job.
From one who lives in couple of shipping containers, it's all worth it in the end
That raised floor for the bathroom for the P trap fuckin genius that's saving so much extra work from doing it under the container
Man that is looking fantastic! You've doing a great job!
Looking forward for part 4
I’m be getting my shipping container next month.
Nice work keep it up dude. Can't what to see it done
Love the project thx for sharing it❤️
Nice video, cannot wait to get a next one. Please do detail video about plumbing and electrical. 👍
I know the bottom plate on the framing is attached to the container but what about the upper part of the framing? Or do you just rely on the ceiling joist to keep it in place which seems like that would be enough.
You make it look easy, great work
Looking forward to seeing the rest of this build. About to go watch your other videos. Love your channel.
Are you planning to sell this build?
That’s the plan!
Good work brother,
Time to blaze up
You must be a carpenter for a living.
Heyyy...it's coming along nicely 👌
Check out Pacific Pines Ranch. They used a small sand blaster from Harbor Freight to clean the welding slag and paint in those hard to reach areas. She tells you just what tools they used for cutting and cleaning metal in one video. They also cut out the center of the container doors and inserted glass. Gave them outward swinging glass doors. Good video showing how they did it. But maybe not a good idea if you are going to be moving the container. Liking your channel and subscribed today. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome build thanks for posting, in your next video can you show how you attached the bucking to the frame of the window. I’m doing a container build very similar to yours used the same method for framing, I’m having leaking issues.
How did you secure the frame to the container? Anchor the bottom only? Sides? I'm curious because I'm struggling with that part right now. Looks great!
Yeah pretty much just on the bottom
@@AvidFilms Just to clarify, only the bottom is anchored with screws? Does it hold the rest of it pretty steady?
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Glad to see your progress hardworking Boi 🤘
Do you screw the wood to the metal at all? or you just "squeeze" the wood to the edges ?
I knowwww !!! I have the same question. I've watched this video like 20 times to see if I missed how he attached the framing to the wall and/or to the floor? Did he use caulking?? Did he nail the bottom of the framing through the actual container floor? Or did he use screws ?
Did one and attached at the bottom then the ceiling joists are screwed in to the tops of the frame.
Greetings from Chile, what kind of wood did u use in the frames? 1x4? 2x3? Thanks
Might I suggest should you decide to repeat this project in the future that you reverse the facing direction of your angle iron framing. Since you are framing and drywalling the inside... having the wider, framed edge of the angle iron on the outside will give you a better finished look on the exterior and the gap modifications will be inside thus hidden by your interior cladding. Looking forward to watching your build.
How did you fasten the studs across the ceiling to the wall framing? I’d like to do this for mine. Also, how did you design the floor plan? 👍
Probably screws through the top of the frame.
Actuallity isn't a word
When’s the next video?! I’m loving this!
Working on getting the tiny house all set up so hopefully another month and I’ll be back working on this again 👍
Dog you needed another stud in that corner you cut back for dry wall where those 2 walls meet at 90 degrees
I hope my dreams come true
Basically the 2in of a 2x4 I'd have sticking out and the 4in of a 2x4 flush against the wall.
Honestly I really thought about doing that! The two reasons why I didn't are:
1. I was only going to be saving 4 inches total from side to side so I didn't think it would be worth it. ( approximately 13 sq ft if you consider the total legnth of container )
2. All of my in wall plumbing harder to do with thinner walls.
Plumbing and electrical really need that 4 inch section.
Is it possible to put the studs frame flat to save few inches of space.
Yeah people do that but you’re only saving a few inches. Then it makes running your water/drain/electrical lines harder so I chose to lose the space to make that aspect easier
Bien
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I'd of made the framing as skinny as possible to save on square footage being taken up.
Thin walls sucks. Got to insulate them well
You need the 4 inch part to run all your plumbing and electrical. He said in another comment it only took 13 sqft throughout the whole container. Youre not really gonna miss that
What's the cost of framing materials
mannn Im pretty sure I spent around 700 for everything but that was right before everything went up. Now I would guess it would take around 1K to get it done
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How's the lot?
Got the house moved! Video coming soon
@@AvidFilms ayy what would you say the overall cost was?
@@sukairo oh I’m not exactly sure but once it’s all set up I’d have to say around 30K without the house
can i get away with framing with 1x1x8 to save me a few bucks?
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