Super easy. A lot of the time we will put a lazer and measure off that. We do a lot of residental houses with multiple stepdowns. And foundations are almost never level and always out of square😂. I like the trick with the shims under the bottom plate to lay out your top plate
Thanks teach. Love your lessons keep em coming.. after 400 sheds under my belt this stuff makes so much sense. My goal is to build my 1st house alone by the end of next year. I need to make a video and have you critique me. Im a 1 man show. Companys the shed machine. Definitely will be using everything you taught me on the next build. Its a 14x32. Nothing compared to what you do. But i do the whole thing. Roofing. Windows. And paint. Your the man andrian
Beasty!!! Thanks for another enjoyably educational vid ... and thanks for keeping them coming. Let me know if you need a Logo for an introductory panel on the vids. Whatever ya need man. Cheers!
is the window framing that close to the concrete wall allowing for interior framing and a wider casing. sure looked tight but could be a optical illusion from the camera
In Ontario we always put tyvek on the top plates to wrap the floor. Only once in southwestern Ontario (fusion homes) did they not want tyvek, only other exception would be if if was a zip system
Super easy. A lot of the time we will put a lazer and measure off that. We do a lot of residental houses with multiple stepdowns. And foundations are almost never level and always out of square😂. I like the trick with the shims under the bottom plate to lay out your top plate
You can never see the laser 🤣👍🇨🇦
@@DCtaping we will try and do it first thing in the morning if theres no shade around. I also find that green seems to be more visible than red.
@@DCtaping , green lazer is much more visible than red.
Keep them coming FB..love every video yr putting out
Thanks teach. Love your lessons keep em coming.. after 400 sheds under my belt this stuff makes so much sense. My goal is to build my 1st house alone by the end of next year. I need to make a video and have you critique me. Im a 1 man show. Companys the shed machine. Definitely will be using everything you taught me on the next build. Its a 14x32. Nothing compared to what you do. But i do the whole thing. Roofing. Windows. And paint. Your the man andrian
I guess the concepts are similar just a smaller scale. I’m guessing you would transition fast
Beasty!!! Thanks for another enjoyably educational vid ... and thanks for keeping them coming. Let me know if you need a Logo for an introductory panel on the vids. Whatever ya need man. Cheers!
Much appreciated thanks again for your support
So much knowledge shared; appreciated 👌🥇
Anytime
Damn dude great video. Badass
is the window framing that close to the concrete wall allowing for interior framing and a wider casing. sure looked tight but could be a optical illusion from the camera
No I think it was 2 ft 3 from brick plenty from concrete
Could u do a tool belt tour
Why do you put the tyvek on top off the walls. Is the just a Canada thing
In Ontario we always put tyvek on the top plates to wrap the floor. Only once in southwestern Ontario (fusion homes) did they not want tyvek, only other exception would be if if was a zip system
@@framingbeast720 yeah they want a continuous vapor barrier which is kinda stupid but whatever beats putting polly in between every joists 😎👍👍🇨🇦
@@framingbeast720Currently working for fusion. Idk if it's a recent addition but they're now doing tyvek in between plates.
I was just curious I build in the states and we never have to do that
We don’t have to put Polly at all witch is nice that would be annoying
Boss but if your sil is level why studes need to be all different.
They’re never straight and level on m experience
@@framingbeast720 true