Framing, Raising, & Leveling Walls on our DIY Shop Building Kits

See how we frame, raise and level the walls in our DIY Shop Building Kits.
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[@gearhead391]

Love these guys both ght a second building they mastered streamlining a shop and house very easy to build

[@gearhead391]

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[@burge6]

once i save up here in a few years im buying one Please please have some left!!

[@wjc252006]

Can these kits work in the Northern Midwest and can they work on basements

[@johnhewetson4406]

I really enjoyed your video, thanks. I like the blocking rotated 90 degrees to reduce thermal bridging and allow space for fishing wires between studs. I also like how you use "truss nailers" and purlin spacer blocks on the two end trusses. Very good ideas. Most of our roofs in my area are slightly different and don't have purlins. We also have over hangs on the gable ends so as a result we use "ladder trusses" on the ends. One question I did have is why you frame out the man door openings separately and then insert them into the wall? Is this for efficiency, accuracy or just a preference? We build them in the wall and therefore don't use the extra piece you have between the cripple and the 1st top plate. I believe that this piece has no real value and is redundant. Maybe I am missing something here. Cheer s John

[@natebenefield738]

do you guys have any open span buildings?

[@ildrou4377]

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[@messagesystem333]

Man I'm just outside your delivery area.😕