For me, the ideas in th-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.
INQUIRING MINDS: Video at the 6:58 (ish) mark ... You said there was "too much fire guard drywall." Since Fire Guard Drywall *also* reduces noise more effectively than ½” standard or lightweight drywall, isn't that what separates (or should separate) the 2 units? *Asking for a friend
Hi, good to see you survived yet another one! Here I am constantly thinking you are going to fall off. Instead it was me, working the bushwacker on a slope. Broke my ancle in two places. Love your skills and how inventive you are. The measurements keep adding up. Well hope to see you soon on the next one in the sun! Very entertaining while being glued to the chair.
Lmao 5 years later and that house still has too much of an ugly modernist look to it.😂 It doesn't even fit in with the neighborhood 😂 I Like the style of the old 500 - 600sq ft single story houses surrounding it with basic 8/12 roof pitches much better. They just look crappy because they're run down and neglected and if I have to guess, that's what most likely previously stood in that lot before being bought by a developer and demolished for an ugly duplex.
Man you are inspiring as hell , a lot of people been watching your vids for so long and you make it look so easy that many don’t realize your literally building a home by your self . Even having help things don’t go as planned and shit ends up time consuming just to see you do it by your self is extremely admiring and inspirational 🔨 📐
Jesse5068 But some framers are the epitome of hard work and strong work ethic. This guys a champ, and very inspirational to trades workers anywhere! I’m 23 and only been framing a year and a half and I learn so much from his videos! He does very well By himself and must move so much around the site without a zoomboom or other employees, I haul ass on the site every day I bought a Fitbit to roughly see how much I would walk a day, some days I would hit 40,000-50,000 steps (which fit bit says is around 20-30km of walking. Just at work couldn’t imagine no crew or zoom boom!
Usually, they call for drywall to be placed in between the common walls on those units for fire safety. Kind of interesting that they didn’t call for it.
Michael Gheju not always, I've framed quite a few townhouses in the gta in Ontario and all they require is off set stud layouts with roxsul insulation and type x gypsum board for interior finish
On a fluke I happened to drive past this place. I won’t divulge where it is but it’s sure cool to see the place in reality. It puts the scope of work in context. Thx for your videos. I’m learning so much from them that it’s given me confidence to tackle a small room edition on my place a 100km down the road.
@@Thecrazyframer yeah man I work for WJ I watch your shit all the time and have worked on a couple of your houses I'm gonna start recording my installs and put them on youtube
did you hire a crew to set the windows? you never show windows being set. I thought the ICC building code stated that sheating had to be fastened 8" oc on the edges, so how do you get by with out having to block all those seams?
I freaked out when I saw you put the green side facing in..because all of the construction around me uses zip system with green pvc on the exterior...but I realized that you wouldn't make that mistake.
I'd love to hear about the numbers. How much money do you charge. I'm curious but I'm also interested in hiring someone like you. Also if you're not considering building you're own homes, you should. Basically you just worked for someone else's business but I'd love to see you build your business... build your own rental properties. Sell every other one until you have an empire. Buy land now, build later, and rent later. Build yourself a retirement. Excellent work.
Darrell D I'm a general contractor. You can hire out a crew to build a ~2000 sq ft house for about $8k of labor in my area. Might be worth shelling out a few extra thousand for a quality crew
@@gsloup20 That seems reasonable and somewhat cheap. I'm thinking more about building a casita in my backyard... or at least having built. I would like to say that 8k is not much for a family if it takes 2 months for one person to build. It's a living. So that's why I say he should build one occasionally for himself. Maybe one a year??
@@HousesandCars I would guess that a casita might cost about the same as a 2 or 3 car detached garage. So maybe around $35k. Might be more expensive for a/c and plumbing ran as well. So maybe in the $40-50k range depending on who you hire, size, materials used, permits, and where you are building. These are all rough estimates.
Great job! I had a beer for you but you made me wait for this video so long I just drank it. Dont make us wait like that!! If your business is really taking off that you cant meet our fix, well then we will be drinking a lot of your beers!! Seriously, great job and thank you from Mph TN.
Dude, MacGyver has nothing on you. I am fascinated by your ability to navigate through challenges with such "ease" and logic. Job well done and many lessons taught in the process. Thanks.
I’ve been subbed since like day one, and I still have no clue what’s going on here. Is he building his own houses? Are people hiring him to do it? Does it work for a company that employs solo house framers? Like what the hell? Still, impressive skill.
Furry Gamer wow dude! welcome to the program! he's a piece work framer who usually works for a main contractor/ home builder and occasionally picks up private/ custom homes on the side
I'm from Brazil I feel like one day to work there in the USA I'm a builder here in Brazil I have a channel of mine working if you want to know a little of my work
Getting ready to start building my own place and I find there is always something that can be learned by watching your videos. I've rewatched your framing a wall at least 3 or 4 times....great job!
For me, the ideas in th-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.
Your videos make my stomach churn , wish I had your confidence of heights! Thanks for sharing.
These are the best videos. I'm addicted to them. Great Job
He's alive! Thank God.
xmassan20906 I was worried he got hurt or something!
xmassan20906 been waiting on the video
Great Job.... Looking forward to the next project....enjoy your beer :-)
Great job!
INQUIRING MINDS: Video at the 6:58 (ish) mark ... You said there was "too much fire guard drywall." Since Fire Guard Drywall *also* reduces noise more effectively than ½” standard or lightweight drywall, isn't that what separates (or should separate) the 2 units? *Asking for a friend
Yes. That separation wall needs 5/8” fire guard drywall, but the drywall supplier will ship enough for it later.
Hello Cr Fr. Glad to see the finished house. Looking forward to season 4. Enjoy the day. Ray L
You do great work my friend cant wait until your next project
I’m a simple man, I see CF post I click.
Hi, good to see you survived yet another one!
Here I am constantly thinking you are going to fall off. Instead it was me, working the bushwacker on a slope. Broke my ancle in two places. Love your skills and how inventive you are. The measurements keep adding up. Well hope to see you soon on the next one in the sun! Very entertaining while being glued to the chair.
fantastic job well done xx
Impressive. Should be called. How to frame a 2 story home with a 6 foot step ladder haha
Great job on your end! The architect not sure about. All that custom framing...and in the end they look like container homes. Lol
Lmao 5 years later and that house still has too much of an ugly modernist look to it.😂 It doesn't even fit in with the neighborhood 😂 I Like the style of the old 500 - 600sq ft single story houses surrounding it with basic 8/12 roof pitches much better. They just look crappy because they're run down and neglected and if I have to guess, that's what most likely previously stood in that lot before being bought by a developer and demolished for an ugly duplex.
Enjoyed the walk through and always like listening to you. Thanks for the video 🙋♀️😊
Missed ya!
Good job CF
Man you are inspiring as hell , a lot of people been watching your vids for so long and you make it look so easy that many don’t realize your literally building a home by your self . Even having help things don’t go as planned and shit ends up time consuming just to see you do it by your self is extremely admiring and inspirational 🔨 📐
When the framers are done the building is maybe 20% done. The other trades are barely getting started. Excellent work ethic
Jesse5068 But some framers are the epitome of hard work and strong work ethic. This guys a champ, and very inspirational to trades workers anywhere!
I’m 23 and only been framing a year and a half and I learn so much from his videos! He does very well
By himself and must move so much around the site without a zoomboom or other employees, I haul ass on the site every day I bought a Fitbit to roughly see how much I would walk a day, some days I would hit 40,000-50,000 steps (which fit bit says is around 20-30km of walking. Just at work couldn’t imagine no crew or zoom boom!
@@tristanmassie3574
Does the Fitbit count hammer strikes as steps?
mundonyc I wear it on my
Non-dominate hand. I never swing with my left cause I suck lol
Nice one 👍👏👏👏🍻🍻🍻
Good job. 😃🍺
So what was the final time to build?
C.F....Good to see u back at work👍👍👍👍👍👍🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🤞
Looks like summer in Canada different not seeing the cold weather you have to work in.
Well great job ! I'll be waiting on the next one.
Great to see all is well.
Dude you are a machine! Awesome work can't wait for season 4!
Glad to have you back CF and excited for the new vids! Keep up the great work.
That pigeon came for a beer
Looking forward to the next one
Usually, they call for drywall to be placed in between the common walls on those units for fire safety. Kind of interesting that they didn’t call for it.
Michael Gheju not always, I've framed quite a few townhouses in the gta in Ontario and all they require is off set stud layouts with roxsul insulation and type x gypsum board for interior finish
On a fluke I happened to drive past this place. I won’t divulge where it is but it’s sure cool to see the place in reality. It puts the scope of work in context. Thx for your videos. I’m learning so much from them that it’s given me confidence to tackle a small room edition on my place a 100km down the road.
Good job who ever lives there better have a good neighbor 🤠👍
Thanks for this great minecraft lets build
Great vids glad your back.
Wut up Crazy thanks for sharing brother, do you guys have sheer nailing schedules or roof nailing schedules like 6 and 12 or 2 and 12 in Canada?
Do you do any other work besides framing, like siding or concrete work ?
Awesome job
Glad you're back! Can't wait for #4!
Glad your back, looking forward to the next one!
nice work
good job
Completely, 100% badass AND cool about it. Thanks for the channel, CF.
Yipee season 4 on the way .... you can keep your Netflix 😂😂😂 C.F. rules.
Sean Olaoire Season 2 should be on Netflix!!
So CF how many total man days on this one ? You're a effn beast!
Yo I literally just did the furnace in the back unit bahahaha that is awesome your from Edmonton right???
I've been watching your videos for a while love your content
You’re the furnace guy for that house?
@@Thecrazyframer yeah man I work for WJ I watch your shit all the time and have worked on a couple of your houses I'm gonna start recording my installs and put them on youtube
Can’t wait for the next house ! 🏠
You really do great work,
Thanks for sharing your talent with us,
As always looking forward to the next one,
Cat's and bird's! :)
hello crazy framer..what kind of hammer are you using?
Stiletto t-bone
@@Thecrazyframerhas Thor borrowed your other one then? 🔨
nice job man!
did you hire a crew to set the windows? you never show windows being set. I thought the ICC building code stated that sheating had to be fastened 8" oc on the edges, so how do you get by with out having to block all those seams?
How long did this one take ya ?
Where is this dude at? Canada??
What brand of windows did they use. And again no garage. Is that up to the homeowners or the landlord in this case
So who won the "guess how many days it'll take me to build this house" contest?
I freaked out when I saw you put the green side facing in..because all of the construction around me uses zip system with green pvc on the exterior...but I realized that you wouldn't make that mistake.
3 closets for STUFF 😂❤
Good job you build it But in my country this is HOUSE OF PAPER!!!!
Your country sucks
Show your window flashing details. Wondering if you're up to Matt Risingers quality.
I'd love to hear about the numbers. How much money do you charge. I'm curious but I'm also interested in hiring someone like you. Also if you're not considering building you're own homes, you should. Basically you just worked for someone else's business but I'd love to see you build your business... build your own rental properties. Sell every other one until you have an empire. Buy land now, build later, and rent later. Build yourself a retirement. Excellent work.
Darrell D I'm a general contractor. You can hire out a crew to build a ~2000 sq ft house for about $8k of labor in my area. Might be worth shelling out a few extra thousand for a quality crew
I don't think any craftsman are willing to give you any kind of cost figures here on youtube. And he almost never answers any comments...
@@gsloup20 That seems reasonable and somewhat cheap. I'm thinking more about building a casita in my backyard... or at least having built. I would like to say that 8k is not much for a family if it takes 2 months for one person to build. It's a living. So that's why I say he should build one occasionally for himself. Maybe one a year??
@@HousesandCars I would guess that a casita might cost about the same as a 2 or 3 car detached garage. So maybe around $35k. Might be more expensive for a/c and plumbing ran as well. So maybe in the $40-50k range depending on who you hire, size, materials used, permits, and where you are building. These are all rough estimates.
@@gsloup20 Thanks bud! I appreciate your time.
A built a shed and a small deck and have what I think is tennis elbow in both arms, my hand grip strength is very sore now.
Great job! I had a beer for you but you made me wait for this video so long I just drank it. Dont make us wait like that!! If your business is really taking off that you cant meet our fix, well then we will be drinking a lot of your beers!! Seriously, great job and thank you from Mph TN.
Never disappoints
Dude, MacGyver has nothing on you. I am fascinated by your ability to navigate through challenges with such "ease" and logic. Job well done and many lessons taught in the process. Thanks.
Beautiful. Nicely finished. I can't wait to see the next series. Congratulations with this one. 30 days total isn't it?
Couldn't wait for upload kool.
I really wish the lens wasnt so wide, for the views is pretty cool but when you are in the insides it looks wierd
Nice work! Can't wait for the next one to start!
Thank you J.
Great fucking job buddy!!!!
Good job! I'm watching your videos I'm learning about framing is really good and interesting.
0:45 coincidentally loses sound.
👍👍👍!
A whole week's worth of this project is missing. :-(
cant blame the guy, working all day and then he needs to edit..
I’ve been subbed since like day one, and I still have no clue what’s going on here. Is he building his own houses? Are people hiring him to do it? Does it work for a company that employs solo house framers? Like what the hell? Still, impressive skill.
Furry Gamer wow dude! welcome to the program! he's a piece work framer who usually works for a main contractor/ home builder and occasionally picks up private/ custom homes on the side
Finally 👍👍👍👍!!!
Just finished scratching my balls and will start my derp work now..
Amazing!!! We’ll be waiting for season 4
Time for a beer and collect the check !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HVAC cut out half the rim board at 709ishmin? What's that all about
Is rim board structural? I don't know the regulations, but seems fine to me.
@@UhOhUmm That Rim board is structural and yeah, they definitely cut it out there!
Is this the end?
lol, yep, it's all over
Didn't you see the video to the end? But yes it is the end on this property - he'll start on a new one right away.
DumbAssMonkey, okie
what was it like using the pre-fab walls? Quicker, easier, etc?
Really appreciate these videos your making. So do you estimate all the materials or is like a package deal
CF! Dude? Look at you! I have seen guys who cannot even get their a$$ out of bed the. Complain they have no life! Hats off!
I'm from Brazil I feel like one day to work there in the USA I'm a builder here in Brazil I have a channel of mine working if you want to know a little of my work
I get scared just watching u walk that roof.
Gcal1956 it's only a 3/12 for Christ sakes
Noise of generator & staple gun would not bother me one bit !!
I'd love to see a tutorial video for installing the pocket door...if you haven't done it yet.
Architect is on drugs.
👍👍👍
Getting ready to start building my own place and I find there is always something that can be learned by watching your videos. I've rewatched your framing a wall at least 3 or 4 times....great job!
I miss you man lol
crazy framer I invented the PUMPNPROP it's a hand free fueling device can you help me promote it? I watch all your videos
Yeah boy!
2:06 There's a big gap between the roof and the siding.
My implement this shed building program best best best !!!
I see windows are done.
Looking forward to you building houses again because this duplex is not attractive.
Outstanding job! I'm looking forward to the next one you do! #TCF
Thank you for another good season, looking forward to the next one.
What a weird house plan