My Dad and uncle roofed for years always competing just like you do, I loved to watch them go of course they were using hammers lol. I really appreciate what you do and the pride in which you do it.
Boy cub is going to worth his weight in gold one day. I know you appreciate him and hopefully he knows it .don't let him go keep the incentive good for him .im turning 50 soon and my ability is leaving me fast so I'll be looking for a different way of making a living. I only wish I would have trained a loyal crew to preserve what I know like you.
Zach, we didn't frame bird boxes normally if there was no framing we used a 2x4 extended it out to be even with the fascia board on the gable and attached everything we needed to that. Much stronger than you would think too.
@@pichirilochapin1088 depends really. I'm not gonna let anybody move out here to work for me. Not really looking for anybody in particular right now anyway
Hey man I'm having a debate with a guy about how to put the last ridge cap shingle when you get to the end. I say you start at one end and work your way to the other end. When you get about a foot away from the end you start laying the ridge cap coming from that end then.
Where's the roofing, damn man since covid started we have been busy working through April 2020 and all winter through 2021 when does a roofer in canada 🇨🇦 get a break
Better make sure that soffit end if filled with fiberglass to avoid a bee nest forming...nut dont worry, they will call me and I will come tear it apart to remove them.
The struggle was real getting that nailed in, eh? I hate heavy hoses too. When I am stuck with one I get some slack and temporarily hook it on my belt somewhere. Around my hammer or snips or whatever is sticking out at the time. Or throw a loop around the top of the ladder if I'm doing a lot of work in one spot
yea i forget things like that in the moment sometimes lmao devinitely have folded the hose n put it in my snip loop before to relive the pressure. or over the shoulder even can help
I can't physically do that. Esp. If you need help. Even if mines covered with sheet of cardboard thickness. Which it was as is the rest of the house and garage.
@@NWIVeteranConstruction idk I like watching I learn alot of stuff plus I think you and Boycub would be cool guys to work with and you guys make good videos and I laugh. Brad's funny af too.
@@NWIVeteranConstruction that's why I like you guys. Also I followed you on Instagram ajsavagex21 follow me back bc I want you to see my martial arts and fights and stuff.
Good video, you should of just brought the 2x10 too the 1x6 fascia board and cut off the pork chops with 1x6 and finished it off with 1 inch finishing nails, it would of been alot easier on you, make sure too oil that framing nailer everyday or it will skip more and break down then you will be buying another one!
Everyone's a pro .. cool to see a few mistakes every now an then honestly.. no shame in using a couple goldies, put your screws in half way on the board on the ground and easier using a screw gun instead of a heavy nailer with a sort air hose on a ladder . Help free up your other hand so you don't have to balance your weight learning over .. thanks for sharing
Zach, you're using a left hand circular saw in your right hand. However it being cordless it may not have the power of the much more powerful AC saws. Kickback with the blade on the inside would really be bad back in the day. Some newer saws have brakes that help to slow down the blade speed once the trigger is released. However safety features do fail from time to time. Just Sayin, Whip
Holy Crap. That was painful to watch. Note to self. If you plan on doing a video that you are going to post for the whole world to see, maybe be a little better organized and prepared. There are numerous cordless guns out there and maybe another monkey to help hold and nail when you are in an awkward situation up on ladders and over extending that way.
@6:37 if that has to he level then so does the other side? But you said other side has 2 be a inch above level?
I like this video. This one catches what its really like to be on job site 🤙
i laughed so hard at 5:52 - I've been there before too, lol
My Dad and uncle roofed for years always competing just like you do, I loved to watch them go of course they were using hammers lol. I really appreciate what you do and the pride in which you do it.
I was worried sick about you! Glad to see your back Buddy.
Thanks,
DC
Haha no need to worry. I'll be alright bro thanks
8:15.... Who was f*cking around with the cap nailer 😂
Lol I was out of town for that. I saw that n was like wtf. And Nobody on that job was a rookie either lmao I didn't even ask.
The man, The myth, The legend is back ‼️
Lol thank you
What compressor do you use for shingles or any job really
Usually a gas compressor, Hitachi for the time being. Or a porter cable pancake
Appreciate you Bro way to be BOLD keep up the good work
Boy cub is going to worth his weight in gold one day. I know you appreciate him and hopefully he knows it .don't let him go keep the incentive good for him .im turning 50 soon and my ability is leaving me fast so I'll be looking for a different way of making a living. I only wish I would have trained a loyal crew to preserve what I know like you.
Zach, we didn't frame bird boxes normally if there was no framing we used a 2x4 extended it out to be even with the fascia board on the gable and attached everything we needed to that. Much stronger than you would think too.
Wich state or city you guys work I intersted to work and learn all project you guys do!
Nw Indiana
@@NWIVeteranConstruction Are you guys hiring?
@@pichirilochapin1088 depends really. I'm not gonna let anybody move out here to work for me. Not really looking for anybody in particular right now anyway
@@NWIVeteranConstruction ok. Thank you
Been a minute bro-havent seen u upload-good to see yer back!
Hey man I'm having a debate with a guy about how to put the last ridge cap shingle when you get to the end. I say you start at one end and work your way to the other end. When you get about a foot away from the end you start laying the ridge cap coming from that end then.
Pretty much. I usually do one or two pieces from the end then the bandaid. Look at first poplar video where I'm in green. Towards the end I do it
Or even my ridge video I think I do it there too
@@NWIVeteranConstruction thanks dude. Keep up the good work
Glad to see your back!
Great job 👏👍👌
i love that you didn’t refill and showed how you really work through a fuck up a job site
Where's the roofing, damn man since covid started we have been busy working through April 2020 and all winter through 2021 when does a roofer in canada 🇨🇦 get a break
I get a bunch of siding jobs in the winter lol ain't done a roof since December lmao. It sucks. Got 2 more next week
@@NWIVeteranConstruction where is the videos then
Next time try too use 3.5 screws, we also use screws for soffit and fascia, trust me there good
Better make sure that soffit end if filled with fiberglass to avoid a bee nest forming...nut dont worry, they will call me and I will come tear it apart to remove them.
what do you mean? fiberglass? we make sure the aluminum is tight..check my other birdbox video where i finish the aluminum part
Man I miss your uploads as a fellow roofer. I feel like if you uploaded every week your Channel would explode
I'm gonna get there again soon
We’ve missed u man 🥺
Haha I honestly appreciate that comment thank you sir
The struggle was real getting that nailed in, eh? I hate heavy hoses too. When I am stuck with one I get some slack and temporarily hook it on my belt somewhere. Around my hammer or snips or whatever is sticking out at the time. Or throw a loop around the top of the ladder if I'm doing a lot of work in one spot
yea i forget things like that in the moment sometimes lmao devinitely have folded the hose n put it in my snip loop before to relive the pressure. or over the shoulder even can help
- LooL, and i was waiting for birds to come. :)) Cheers with a cold beer. :))
Cheers
Good job.
Thank you
I can't physically do that. Esp. If you need help. Even if mines covered with sheet of cardboard thickness. Which it was as is the rest of the house and garage.
Your work is amazing!
Thanks
Great work guy! I'm looking forward to more videos hopefully more often lol
I hope so too!
@@NWIVeteranConstruction idk I like watching I learn alot of stuff plus I think you and Boycub would be cool guys to work with and you guys make good videos and I laugh. Brad's funny af too.
@@andrewjames1613 haha right on man we try to have a good time
@@NWIVeteranConstruction that's why I like you guys. Also I followed you on Instagram ajsavagex21 follow me back bc I want you to see my martial arts and fights and stuff.
@@andrewjames1613 what weightclass you fight in? And what promotion?
Miss you bro and I did learn something
( roofers don’t frame ) 😂
Hahahahah you right
I Enjoy your videos brotha
i appreciate that sir thanks
@@NWIVeteranConstruction noticed a couple people saying glad your back and what not..you good?
@@samuelzaccaro5908 yea just not been posting much
Good work!🙌🏼
Thank you
We usually bring them past the outside corner just a bit. But nice work
Where in the spit clucking french fries have you been? Listen Linda, it’s still the times of covid and we have missed your content! 😄
Lmao yea I been lazy. Haven't really been working much with the boys.
@@NWIVeteranConstruction I literally looked up your channel last night bc I had noticed it’s been a minute since your last video. Welcome back Romeo.
Good video, you should of just brought the 2x10 too the 1x6 fascia board and cut off the pork chops with 1x6 and finished it off with 1 inch finishing nails, it would of been alot easier on you, make sure too oil that framing nailer everyday or it will skip more and break down then you will be buying another one!
Sooo, what your saying is that I need to measure carefully. Maybe twice.🤔
Welcome bak zak!
Lookin brisk
thank you thank you
Get a metabo framing coil gun much better smaller and lighter nice to see you again 👍
It's been a while since I post a video,hope u doing okay
Doing fine thank you
Everyone's a pro .. cool to see a few mistakes every now an then honestly.. no shame in using a couple goldies, put your screws in half way on the board on the ground and easier using a screw gun instead of a heavy nailer with a sort air hose on a ladder . Help free up your other hand so you don't have to balance your weight learning over .. thanks for sharing
Finally a video.
Yea I was gonna retire lmao
@@NWIVeteranConstruction even mike tyson came out of retirement
I see, I'm not the only one who struggles sometimes😅
i would have never posted this video lol wowwww
The missed nail also happened to me. It went into a gap in the wall. I let go and said Mfer. Lol
I've done that with dewalt Sawzall
you want some hand bangs?? 😂😂
Wow, that's one way to do it I guess, hahaa. You seem a bit off your game man, hope all is well. Take care
Eh. What ya mean
High?
You’re alive.
Barely lol but yes
Just gone pop it once’s ah fuckk what da fuckkk hahahahh
The return
like Derek rose. the return #2. n I'll never be as good as i was before lmao
That ladder is sketch AF.
Bro what did I just watch… are you the apprentice or what
Not a lot of soffit guys build bird boxes. Just showing how to do it post framing job
Bird box - isn’t the technical name pork chop
Hellllllll yeah precision sawzalling. U should have been a framer you would make less money for working twice as hard.
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Zach, you're using a left hand circular saw in your right hand. However it being cordless it may not have the power of the much more powerful AC saws. Kickback with the blade on the inside would really be bad back in the day. Some newer saws have brakes that help to slow down the blade speed once the trigger is released. However safety features do fail from time to time. Just Sayin, Whip
Hey Zach
SUP
Holy Crap. That was painful to watch. Note to self. If you plan on doing a video that you are going to post for the whole world to see, maybe be a little better organized and prepared. There are numerous cordless guns out there and maybe another monkey to help hold and nail when you are in an awkward situation up on ladders and over extending that way.
I'd be embarrassed to say I did that shitty of work😂😂
It's not structural lol a lot of guys will just bend aluminum for it lmao.. name one thing wrong with it
Or just build it out of aluminum like the Mexicans do it 🤣 I see you guys are trenching through the snow aswell
LOL whos man is this
Glad to see your back!
Thanks