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chalk everything Ron, just don't use liquied nailes too expensive! and today is Dec. 11, 2024

Bone piles Ron.

Hi, new subscriber here! Great build! 😊

Just a heads up for future projects, always do your layouts and construction from the same point, say the left corner on front of the house and then when you build walls, roof, or wrap or put siding or sheeting always start in the same place and your spacing and cuts should always line up. Dennis

This was obviously before hurricane Helene hit?

Chiropracter Ron.

You might be able to take it off with a solvent like alcohol or turpentine Ron?

Or in Russia, Babushka!

Val you a really good at finishing wood!

Congratulations to you all!!! 🎉❤

Nothing more needed above the door. Save your bigger scrap woods, you need to make a "bone pile for your scrap wood. I have been doing that for decades, you may not need it right away. I have built so many projects here at my place from my bone piles. Dennis

Great job on the roof! It’s impressive how you handle it in such heat. Looking forward to more videos!

Thank you for sharing and letting everyone know how you're doing! We're thinking of you. 🥰💖

What about quarter point beams? As long as only one joint per span (not on first or last span) and they are within 6” of the 1/4 point, then it would satisfy code (BC code at least). In my opinion 1/4 point beams make more sense as you don’t have full depth joints and makes beam stronger by maintaining top of beam over a support where it will have tension force from mid span weight. As an apprentice, I used a 1/4 point beam in an addition and inspector tried to fail it until I pulled the code book out. They don’t always know what they are talking about….

🛑Pay attention. Never get under a live load like that bush hog. If a hydraulic line bursts that entire bush hog will instantly drop to the ground with 600 pounds of weight. The hydraulic hoses are under maximum pressure even when the tractor is off. I have 80 acres I bush hog and previous OSHA-related employment.

I'm so sad for you all! 🥺 I'm glad you're all safe. 💖

Id put up soem reflectors if you can find some. Around lines Ya never know. Lots of weird stuff. Take care all! You made a lot of progress!

U need more nails closer together plus glue. When my brother and I built homes in Colorado back in the 70’s! We would nail across the boards three to four 16 penny nails at every foot or so on these kind of self made support beam’s. And it’s always better to have the joints land on posts. Easy to do with careful planning at layout and before you start cutting.

Yessir but that's good to post errors respect sir

Duh! "I'm a builder. I think this is called a girder." 🤡

Nooooo! 2 seems to post. 1 seem off.

Oops, live and learn. Thanks for sharing.

Never made that mistake due to I was taught right.

Great video! It's nice to see you take on such challenging tasks and manage them well. Keep up the great work!

Thanks for the info

Lemme guess Inspectors note said “Support Floor Joists.”?

Plywood gusset , stapled .

I have to say with a seam out past the support then the load isn't spread through the 3 beams, and you can see daylight between the beams they should have a gap between the boards.... Its supposed to be a unifide building code throughout all 50 states, but wjat happens is individuals read their opinions into code. And gives each individual municipalities different rules and regulations.

Did your entrance hold up in the hurricane? Hurricane clips!

Just checking in to see how you are doing after the hurricane? Dennis

Yeah but he didnt screw or nail them together and they should be glued together

This doesn’t make sense to me. You are going to have a seam in the middle board at some point or is he saying all seams joints have to be on the under pinning or support 4x6

Right on !!!

400 x 200 nail plate?

So both outside seams need to be on a support?

Ty

But joints in beams must always be directly supported. Basic Framing rules here fellas.

Yes always split on a post. No matter what. What if your nails/screws fail? Yup had this happen when i didnt watch a guy and 30 yr plus said it was fine.....

Omg or bust out a dremal and a pry bar and get longer lumber to fill seems. Gois god wood post are ridiculous

Are the vertical posts treated 6 x 6? Then you are adding two treated 2 x ? on either side of the vertical posts with the seams from the 2 x 8 meeting on top of either side of the vertical posts? So the inspector is wanting your seams on either side of the post and using 2 x 8 x 144 meeting on the posts with the middle laminate seam being in-between each vertical post. Is this what you are meaning? 🤔

The guys who built my deck didn't have the seams on the posts. That's exactly where the deck failed. Warped & sunk about 4 inches

Worst place to put a seam is over a supporting post. Best place to put a seam is 1/3 the distance between two supporting posts

I’m not an engineer , but why couldn’t you bolt a medal plate over seam ? Anyone know, please explain . Thanks

how did you not know this?

You failed when you said “ I believe this is called a girder”

It's just a beam bearing your joist.

Buy a load of gravel and spread it around the house to make it less muddy.

It’s great to see the progress! Despite the small challenges, like redoing parts or making adjustments after the inspection, the work is really coming along.

Of course

I believe your existing work is called a random continuous beam, which is strong, due to the forces of equal librium.