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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- I picked up the lumber a few days a go. I knew that I had a limited amount of time be fore snow flies so I got to work. I laid the house out insuring that I would not waist any more lumber than I had to. So far it's worked out beautifully! Nest week, floor joists and second story...
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WOW! For a guy that never built a house, you have it all together. You are truly an inspiration, very dedicated and professional. May God bless you & your beautiful family in all your endeavors.I have learned alot just watching your video's!
So excited to see walls going Up! My 2 year old went and got his handy Manny tools when we watched this. lol
WOW I can't wait. I am so Happy you have started the build. KEEP up with all the good work THANKS for sharing
Holy Cow! You've got the start of a house there now! Congratulations! Is the family excited? Looks great. Look forward to seeing your progress.. Thanks for bringing us along.
I really like how you emphasize planning and layout, as we said in the military Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance.
Good to see you framing at last, some very thoughtfull planning has gone into the job so far, hoping for a mild ish winter so good progress can be made
Hi there Heath! We just framed one of our walls today. My wife Kelly watched you raise the all your walls and the entire build.
So being a little stumped today, she said I needed to come over and watch your framing/siding and wall raising. I tried to raise the walls -- without the plywood siding and it just "farged" up the whole thing, and had to redo, and re-nail a number of beams as it was all cattywampus. We're following your steps today to hopefully and have at least one wall raised.
Best of luck... You'll get it!
Looks good !!!
Your determination is unstoppable !!!
RPR a.k.a. the Get-r-done ranch 👍
May health and nature be with Y'all !!!
Well done. I know you don't need some 'stranger' out here on the 'web' to validate your decisions but, WELL done on the choice of 6's on 16's on the exterior. I've been following for months, so I know how much of a relief it is to make that much 'progress' on the shop house. We're here for you in spirit.
I like it. Great size shop. That is one hell of a generator. Good Luck, be careful working by yourself, if you get hurt things will stop!! 👍👍 Vinny 🇺🇸
RPR great to see it going up, i hope Mother Nature is on your side.
Great Video!Giving you and your Family Prayers for a nice house!It's nice to live out in the country!
Very Good Job. As you say the time taken thinking about layout/workflow is very important. I call it A.P.I.C. - Analyse, Plan, Implement, Control. You show a lot of Common Sense.
Yea! Finally getting the building up!
Looks like all the hard work planning things out is paying off.
Well done. Your family must be proud of you.... great progress 👍🤠
beautiful view out of those front windows! The mountains are majestic....love your location, location, location!!!
Great to see progress all the best.
Thanks Alan!
Well done. I used 2x6 wall studs and I used a 2x8 top plate to catch a screw with the dry way to prevent sagging. As always waiting on the next update
Great video. I am rooting for you. Hope the snow stays away.
Bravo sir! Well done! We'll planned and we'll executed. I can't wait to see what's next.
Congratulations brother!! I know it's been a long hard road to get to this point. I could not be happier for you guys, Keep up the good work! We are up here cheering for you guys and Thank you for setting a great example and keeping us going when things get tough it's nice to know there's other people out there enjoying the same struggles.
Thank you Josh! Snow yet?
Red Poppy Ranch,
We got a little snow last night but it's melting off really fast today
Amazing! Once again, the backhoe is earning its keep.
Great job!!! Been waiting all summer for this. Good luck and God Bless.
Tell me about it!
Awesome to see the walls going up! Congrats! Looking great. Looking forward to the next video, thanks for sharing
Nicely done for "not a framer". I worked construction for years and saw very few "flaws". You've done, what looks to be, a better job than many framers I've followed up. Red-heads are the better way to go anyway, in my opinion.
Awesome site ,yes the time is short but if you can get a roof on it and a tyvek wrapp you can get insulation and wiring and plumbing done with a temporary wood stove. I see a few little mistakes but over all your doing a awesome job,proud of you and your family!
Great start.
Nicely done. Gonna get finishing up my decorating now as you are right winter is coming and I hate having to paint in the cold as it always thickens the paint. You have encouraged me to get off my lazy but and get them jobs done! Thanks :-)
Looking good
Nice to see the progress, thanks for sharing.
nice to see the walls going up.
This reminds me a lot about building my own appartment within a existing building. I still live here. We also had to frame walls and sealing, but only 1 floor and with a roof over our heads while doing the work. It took 3 of us 6 months to get to the point of finishing. You did an amazing job!
Excellent! I watched twice and appreciate your abilities. These "foundational" videos I missed, so I am going back watching some here and there. This video is one of my favorites. You are really up against winter weather and I appreciate you sharing the adventure (and this one on my birthday, 2017 ; )
Such a rewarding accomplishment providing for your family. Best Your Way!
Great building video. Love it. Greetings from Andreas on Off Grid Sweden
Well your certainly doing a great job on framing this house.
VERY COOL !!! Makes me anxious to get to my outbuilding build - but will wait for spring.
Great job !! Nice score on the trailer also for the welder. You literally got it for "scrap price"
Hello from Brazil.
I found your channel a few days ago and since then, I have been watching almost all your videos, following the order of old posting. This video is around 154 and I see there are more than that to watch yet, but I will catch it up.
I have wondering why you still didn't start to plant vegetables and do your orchard.
I also have a farm here Goias State (in the central part of the country), which I bought a few years ago, but for now I have been renting it out and later when I can afford to improve it I will to take it over and do my projects.
Good luck in your projects.
Looks good. Great progress.
Great viewing. Not a fan of “stick built” houses, but still enjoyed your handy work. My Wife built a three story ICF house and our heating costs negligible.
Nice work my friend
Like being able to see your build. We are just getting started on ours as well. Building it alone too.Minus the heavy equipment though ;) Good job.
Good work as always, stay safe out there.
Great progress...
Very very nice job not bad at all for 3 1/2 days by your self. Looking really goo
looking good
You are Wise!!
Wow , I'm impressed how this went . Still binging about 3 videos a day to catch up .
Awesome wish we were to that point
Nice job so far
This is amazing.
Great job I'm proud of you:)) i will be doing the same thing myself in the spring framers charge 8.000$ + I will do myself and save like you great vidio and very brave the energy and thinking involved congratulations on your new house. Great motivation vidio thankyou
Job well done
Super nice man....1 day of work
Great job in Ireland we have a mental block to timber framing without exterior concrete block work. Planning to do timber framing myself so you vblog is great. At the bottom 2' instead of OSB would it be better to use marine plywood. Like the idea to do the workshop first as a learning experience.
love it!!!!!
A great video. You covered the construction method well, without a lot of redundant detail. And answered my only question as I watched; why you did not use a foam gasket? On the next video you might go into detail on angle calculation with the speed and framing square's; as this can be hard for new DIY's to understand. I like the high windows as wall space above benches under the windows is very handy. Bert
Your not a bad framer at all ,I bet you've got a SORE BACK THOUGH!!😕😔😪😪 GOOD JOB WELL THOUGHT OUT AND LOVE THAT GENER
you are doing an awesome job juggling all the things you are getting into... How do you find the time... there is only 24 hours in a day LOL. I take it that you work full time too?
Great video as always :)
doing a great job man :)
It comeing along great, keep up the good work.
Hi great job you Done well coming on well bud
only thing i saw that i learned and did when framing here in the deep south was you didn't make a corner (3 or 4 12" blocks nailed on the inside of end stud and a stud nailed to them, makes a solid area to nail the end studs of short walls and an inside corner for your drywall) on the two ends of your long walls.(may have been camera angle)
Suddenly I've just realized that summer is gone. Build fast!
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I agree sill seal is cheap, why didn't you use that between the seal plate and concrete...great job , it's all coming together a place to work and get warm....living the dream....
sill seal doesn't last. Even liquid nails gets brittle. Polyurethane caulking will last much, much longer.
Seal seal is cheap for a reason....
Also Neoprene or EPDM gasket seal. A bit expensive though
When you raised the walls, aren't you supposed to put down a foam membrane strip so the wood is not directly touching the concrete slab, to prevent moisture seeping into the sill plate and also for insulation?
You make this stuff seem easy. I can't get my head wrapped around how to build. Just a mental block I guess...LOL
Can't wait to see the progress. Also, it looks like fall has set in your neck of the woods. Won't be long until snow fall.
Shhhh. Don't say that!
What you put in you get out. Fantastic work. But that's it. Snake I don't think so. Lucky we had saint Patrick. NO SNAKES. All the best
I love MTN DewW
I can't you are doing that by yourself. But it looks wonderful.
Don't really see a spot for stairs unless you are going for a set with a 90 in it. Getting things to the second floor will be fun if that is the case.
you'll need more 2x6 studs in the corners to attach your interior wall material - plywood, sheetrock or ?? to.
Each wall run should terminate at a stud.
I'll put the backer in later.
OK, sounds good.
You're making good progress however!
Should have some of your older kids helping you if they're not in school!
He'll be eating your chicken eggs and drinking our beer come spring !
Was your omission of sill seal a decision you made? How will you seal the gaps between the sill plate and concrete?
Polyurethane caulking.
I would have expected the sill seal as well, just to keep the wood from contacting the concrete that is always going to be a little damp. The sill seal would help prevent the moisture from wicking into the wood as well.
I was wondering about the sill seal as well
wont that moisture wick itself up the wood into the insulation and start that black mold throughout ?
He had pressure treated lumber on the sill.
Love your videos, I am currently in the same boat as you when you made this video, worried. On a side not how did you film your build? I would love to be able to show my son my work someday.
Couple of cameras and some cheap editing software.
Awesome framing job! I've framed hundreds of houses and I would definitely hire you. I would prefer to use sill seal in addition to the caulk, but not necessary since you are planning to use good quality caulk (inside and out I hope). One thing to consider is to put at least 2"x2" (3"x3" preferred) plate washers on each anchor bolt. If you have a list of Simpson hardware that you need for the project, let me know what you need. I've got thousands of hangers, roofing clips, straps, etc. that I would gladly donate to your project.
Thanks Micah!
That is a good size house with 0 or maybe 1 kid. Did they not plan to live here full time at first?
Foundation walls and gaskets is important as well. Caulking is great for maybe 10 years. after that forget about it.
If he was in a dry warm place, sure... This place get rain and snow.
Forget about worrying about your basement flooding.... the house will. I would not build one without a basement, or even a crawl space and then spray foam everything.
did you put anything between wood and concrete?
I`m a bit late with this but no insulation even felt pad between yor base and concrete pad ?Is the base lumber pressure treated.
yes
Framing with a nail gun - it sure is rewarding, moves along quickly. Nice walls - love the time lapse on that.
But I couldn't help but notice lack of fireblocking between the studs. Perhaps things have changed, but I thought that was required since the 60s. Not complaining, just was curious.
I think fire blocking starts at 8'. The top plate takes care of it.
Thanks -- Interesting. Just looked at the code and it saw it says 10'. Perhaps the blocking I've seen was always more about securing the sheetrock at 4' between studs than about the fire code.
The Loctite foam doesnt dry like the other kind...
Hi, what is a redhead?
What is the width of the house?
Would have definitely boarded the walls running the sheets horizontal so you can over lap the joints rather then standing them up. Other then that nice job :)
LOOKS GOOD, BUT THAT AINT A HEADED OVER THE ENTRANCE, A BIG SPAN LIKE THAT NEEDS TO BE SOLID, THERES A LOT OF LOAD ON THAT BIG OPENING I'D HAVE 3 BOARDS IN THAT AND A COUPLE 1/2"STRIPS OF PLYWOOD, BE SURE YOU STAGGER YOUR JOINTS, BUT SHES LOOKIN GOOD
Two words dude: knee pads. I'd like to see you still walking when you're 65.
40 cm ?
Why don't you use bricks to build your house, or concrete walls, and concrete floors???
I'm not a mason. I love the idea of using local wood to build with.
+Red Poppy Ranch Maybe because I'm from Europe but I don't like the way houses are build in the US. In my opinion its just luxery cardboard stapled together. This is not personal, please don't get me wrong. Check this link, maybe you find some inspiration; ua-cam.com/video/RV7pmE4MC-I/v-deo.html Ooh and please post a picture of a local osb-tree.
Really.... please feed the dog
Make it a five story and than put a big Trump sign at the top