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Framing Tips: Tying Walls Together, Window Sill Trick, Wanes in Lumber #15 

MattBangsWood
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We're pushing along on a 3,000SF farmhouse duplex, on a lot that is going to make the building process much more difficult. With overhead powerlines, a foundation that sits a whopping 12" away from a block wall, we've got our work cut out for us.
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@MattBangsWood
@MattBangsWood 3 года назад
I’ll be in here answering questions today, happy Friday everyone! Hope you’re all doing good.
@T.E.P.
@T.E.P. 3 года назад
Happy Friday Matt!! thanks for keeping the vids coming hope you guys have a wonderful weekend.
@BruteEngine
@BruteEngine 3 года назад
Keep up the good work!
@juand4579
@juand4579 3 года назад
Why is Plywood so expensive lol jk Seen you in Russ comments what other artists you into ? You might like Aesop rock - dorks I been banging that one while framing here in the IE
@Witcold
@Witcold 3 года назад
In Eastern Europe the most common building materials are clay/silicate brick or aerated concrete block. Are they available in the US for any reasonable price?
@sclub74you
@sclub74you 3 года назад
Great job as always! I'm always looking forward to your next video.
@flyingmayan
@flyingmayan 3 года назад
I've worked for contractors with three and four Man Crews and I've worked on track homes miss all the framing and people I've worked with. Now I work with a contractor doing bathrooms and kitchen remodels. I'm 65 still working hard. Love this trade. I love to watch your videos reminds me of all the framing and roof's I've worked on. Thanks for your videos.
@Z-Bart
@Z-Bart 3 года назад
Flyingmayan, I'm not that far behind you. I'll be 61 this Summer. I could still be a good cut man for someone. 👍
@philipadcock3508
@philipadcock3508 8 месяцев назад
How do you know which wall is the longer run and which is the shorter when tying walls together? Is there a code for which should be the longer?
@alexeysushkov1546
@alexeysushkov1546 3 года назад
Good job! Hi from Russia!
@jondocket7215
@jondocket7215 3 года назад
From Canada to Texas to California and everybody in between. You got to be my favorite channel, probably because you're the closest to my age. Love the videos just wish they came out more. I don't necessarily watch to see something I don't know, just like to see how somebody else does it.
@berserker8316
@berserker8316 3 года назад
I don't have a question today but with all your help and a few other channels I'm confident enough to build a 30x45 gambrel garage I'm getting my plans (that I drew myself) approved then off to the lumber yard! I'm excited thank you sir
@lorenrickey5481
@lorenrickey5481 3 года назад
Wife asked her husband to take her somewhere expensive for dinner, he took her to the lumberyard.
@semperfi5861
@semperfi5861 3 года назад
😅😂😭🤣
@semperfi5861
@semperfi5861 3 года назад
😅😂😭🤣
@Z-Bart
@Z-Bart 3 года назад
Up about 300% here.
@justjenna4066
@justjenna4066 2 года назад
I know the feeling, i don't really like to brag about going to expensive places but I just left the gas station
@bychung6340
@bychung6340 3 года назад
I’m taking first-year architecture course in Toronto. During the semester, I’ve seen most of your videos and that was so helpful to understand building construction. Thank you very much😊
@SUB-lc7qn
@SUB-lc7qn 2 года назад
Same
@nicksanders4334
@nicksanders4334 3 года назад
When you getting more merchandise I want a will frame for food sweater lol 😁
@lennyadamowicz7642
@lennyadamowicz7642 3 года назад
You are quick with that air gun! Amazing how calculated you are! If you ever move to Jersey City I can get you & your crew into my Local! Lol! We are building 4-5 Story Buildings! I do Heavy Gauge Metal On the 1st & second floors & it sucks! So many screws/Pins/clips etc. You are the best Matty Boy! Stay safe & get that money!
@williemcpherson2055
@williemcpherson2055 2 года назад
Man is a beast....true journeyman of his craft. Building million dollar homes. And he young....
@johna2147
@johna2147 Год назад
Another great video!!! From a legend Matt bangs
@godrikblack3337
@godrikblack3337 Год назад
I love watching Fox. Btw when pinnin nogs I've been told to pin the right side all the way on your wall and then switch your gun hand and pin all the left side. this way you are swapping your gun hand once instead of after every couple nails for each nog. Please try this Fox or let us know what you think! much Love.
@ES-rw3iq
@ES-rw3iq Год назад
It was just a video until Fox moon walked. Now that's 💯 %!
@T.E.P.
@T.E.P. 3 года назад
Think you, your pops, and your team would do a live Q&A someday??
@markst.martinii9635
@markst.martinii9635 3 года назад
Wow first tip of the video was already well worth the view. Love the videos as always Matt
@sappernz
@sappernz 3 года назад
Hey Matt glad you didn't start with a What's Up..We all know that the sky is up. However I must say what a super team of framers you guys are. Great video ..PS the big guy with the beard seems to be a pretty good operator. Thanks for a great video ( 82 year old Aussie builder )
@erikflores3575
@erikflores3575 3 года назад
Fox was really worried about you when you asked about your funeral 😂
@preciseconstruction5728
@preciseconstruction5728 3 года назад
But you can see he his a good friend. Bang on
@-_.Nameyourcatdog._-
@-_.Nameyourcatdog._- 2 года назад
You can tell how much experience you have by how your use the tools. You seem like your a beast. Great work.
@valeriemckay7064
@valeriemckay7064 9 месяцев назад
Yep, I learned at least a thing or two. Thanks
@DavidFreelandAZ
@DavidFreelandAZ 3 года назад
I love your explanations and the views from the drone. bang on.
@-_.Nameyourcatdog._-
@-_.Nameyourcatdog._- 2 года назад
People don’t give tradesmen enough credit. You love your job and what you do isn’t easy at ALL. We need more men to appreciate a good days work like this. You’ll end up being a damn good GC one day if your not already and I hope to be on your level one day. Great work.
@weemom25justified48
@weemom25justified48 3 года назад
Not sure why I watch these since I don’t know anything about construction but love the videos!!
@MattBangsWood
@MattBangsWood 3 года назад
Hey, I’m glad you’re here. 😬
@borys444
@borys444 3 года назад
In ur next life u will become a builder so stay tuned..
@Wealth_Wise736
@Wealth_Wise736 3 года назад
Same. I know nothing about any if this, but these videos are so satisfying and awesome to watch. Matt is a great teacher. Very professional crew.
@projectbumblejeep4190
@projectbumblejeep4190 3 года назад
Salt. Had the same thing happen to me when working in Florida in 04', I was drinking plenty, but I needed more salt. I opted for PayDay bars. After that, no problems. Salt tablets work too, but I prefer PayDays.
@jman210210
@jman210210 3 года назад
electrolytes, but your right on track. Check out "real salt", it's the best!
@williemcpherson2055
@williemcpherson2055 2 года назад
That router is the business! And it makes a super clean cut
@george123george3
@george123george3 Год назад
i love how you explain me gustan tus videos he aprendido mucho
@mattwill8393
@mattwill8393 Год назад
Dude, you’re a wonderful teacher!!
@Z-Bart
@Z-Bart 3 года назад
Getting close to flying trusses. I love truss day. (yours) Keep the drone airborne. Can't get enough drone shots.
@stefboulas
@stefboulas 3 года назад
Great Job Matt!!
@giovannigiorgio8962
@giovannigiorgio8962 Год назад
Beautiful work
@marcusjames3035
@marcusjames3035 3 года назад
Loved this vid. You seem like a great teacher to the others.
@garyspodnick8770
@garyspodnick8770 3 года назад
Nice house in a weird neighborhood. Always enjoy your insights, Matt
@dtm8073
@dtm8073 3 года назад
Wow, that's quite the level you got there, never seen such a beast! Keep up the good work!
@lorenrickey5481
@lorenrickey5481 3 года назад
Stabila plate level.
@josefuentes1367
@josefuentes1367 2 года назад
excellent teacher Matt, thank you for teaching your knowledge and experiences, greetings and respect from Panama
@freeagentintheuniverse
@freeagentintheuniverse 2 года назад
Matt, you're doing a great job, and your passion shows newbies that Carpentry is a lifelong pursuit, but that it is rewarding everyday. Watch the life of your Router Bits in that Makita Router. I've had tracer bearings drop right off the bit due to wobble, and then you're unprepared and off balance if you're standing. But then, as a part-time Carpenter, I'm not as good as you. Or that young anymore.
@mnlsss995
@mnlsss995 Год назад
I only get to do cladding at my construction job and man let me tell you I get jealous watching your videos! There’s something about taking pride in your work and working in an environment as such
@880life.7
@880life.7 3 года назад
hey Matt love your work
@ulimontiel8543
@ulimontiel8543 3 года назад
You never done a video focusing on pick up... I would love to see A tutorial on a pick up.
@jorgearenas872
@jorgearenas872 2 года назад
Excellent Work and Good Teacher...Thanks for sharing!!!
@JennFredrickson
@JennFredrickson 3 года назад
I think I love you channel so much because you so obviously love what you do. Great video Matt!
@Woodementary
@Woodementary 3 года назад
Looking good Matt. But I’m just a furniture maker. FYI: your stairs look good from your previous post. Wish I could help. Looks like lots of hard fun work. Appreciate your content.
@RMDZ019
@RMDZ019 3 года назад
Awesome crew and leadership!!
@JJ-jv1gu
@JJ-jv1gu 3 года назад
I like how ur dad doesn’t talk much and leads by example
@chriswhitehead8746
@chriswhitehead8746 3 года назад
Lookin lovely this now brother
@jaywatt4674
@jaywatt4674 2 года назад
Always learning from a GoOD teacher, Bang out Job !!!
@jefflinnell8492
@jefflinnell8492 3 года назад
I like how you bring it back to basics and ease. Like the window sill trick. I am 53 and been framing my entire adult life .i am not a good teacher and lead by example .but I do remember the old grumpy guys I learned from asking why would you pull a tape there is already a lay out on the sill plate.
@mongopoe5099
@mongopoe5099 2 года назад
I’ve met a few grumpy fucks. How did your generation keep your cool dealing with so many? I get the idea that those kind of guys were a lot more common.
@taraskulchetscki1447
@taraskulchetscki1447 2 года назад
excelent job ..young man...congratulations and thanks for sharing your experience and helpful tips ...greetings from Brazil
@jasonhoward2285
@jasonhoward2285 2 года назад
Super informative. Love the flow 🤙🏻
@graphicsunlimited5595
@graphicsunlimited5595 3 года назад
Excellent thanks
@oscarrafaelcarocacabezas
@oscarrafaelcarocacabezas 3 года назад
Men¡ your work is awesome¡¡ I see you from Chile 🇨🇱
@davidlofgreen141
@davidlofgreen141 3 года назад
Hey thanks for all the info I actually used your truck for the tinfoil from the winery build out it around the bottom of my stackes that where exposed to concrete and they pulled right. Thanks for all the good tips we are just starting framing our walls on our house today.
@emanuelsommar7243
@emanuelsommar7243 Год назад
Nice job guys.. At least on the window package
@johndingjk2899
@johndingjk2899 3 года назад
Your team is perfectly made for your videos .. your right hand man knows what your thinking or even about to build and his right there !! Ready!! Lol the best team work
@Jimmymag909
@Jimmymag909 10 месяцев назад
Some of the best framing vids out there
@nephewsque6751
@nephewsque6751 3 года назад
Great job fellas
@dewaynemathews9441
@dewaynemathews9441 2 года назад
Great Job as Always Bud!
@larryestrada5418
@larryestrada5418 3 года назад
All in a day's work.
@jemalwright3414
@jemalwright3414 Год назад
These dudes are always 100% .. Would love to work with them any day!
@jasonvergara7705
@jasonvergara7705 2 года назад
Matt you do Awesome work I love your videos keep it up
@tonymestrada4422
@tonymestrada4422 2 года назад
another excellent video ty brother
@isaiashernandez8741
@isaiashernandez8741 3 года назад
Well done Brotha well done!
@semperfi5861
@semperfi5861 3 года назад
Another "sill trick" we do is cutting the cripples at 2° short point outside. Then when the sill plate is in & windows installed this helps to get rid of moisture over time because the 2° angle diverts water. 👍🇺🇸😊🤘
@MattBangsWood
@MattBangsWood 3 года назад
I do this on recessed windows! 5° though, bit steeper.
@FodderMoosie
@FodderMoosie Год назад
Just wanted to say for the record, that guy is doing the Moonwalk perfectly! Haha good vid, guys
@MethshockFilms
@MethshockFilms 3 года назад
Living the dream, my man!
@michaelbuhl7353
@michaelbuhl7353 2 года назад
Vans are the best framing shoes
@bofficial314
@bofficial314 3 года назад
Got one more year left in my carpenters apprenticeship. These videos helped me out so much because you can't learn everything fast on the job when their pushing production.
@mongopoe5099
@mongopoe5099 2 года назад
Good luck with your apprenticeship. Half a year left my man
@marcusjames3035
@marcusjames3035 3 года назад
Who would give a thumbs down? That’s crazy bro
@jasonhoward2285
@jasonhoward2285 2 года назад
Going to share your channel with my framers. 💪🏻
@Singlefinsurfingforlife
@Singlefinsurfingforlife 2 года назад
Third generation framer here couldn’t think of doing anything else both my grandfather and dad framed homes and when I turned 16 picked up we’re they left off
@HBPExotics
@HBPExotics 3 года назад
Awesome video man..awesome content u have..
@rambeanertv4577
@rambeanertv4577 2 года назад
This the style of framing I started with when I was 18 I'm 32 now
@k1ng401
@k1ng401 3 года назад
Amazing how quick it can be done. I did two long walls like that by myself in situ to enclose an already roofed area. Different heights at each end so every stud had to be cut a different length and I used screws, not nails to assemble it (mainly because I’m a complete beginner and I knew I’d make mistakes and have to pull stuff apart). Took me several months worth of weekends. I was getting quicker at it by the end though.
@davegordon6943
@davegordon6943 3 года назад
Screws don't have the shear strength that nails do. You want something that can bend and not break. Settling can snap screws right in half. Doesn't sound like a huge deal if you were adding on to a structure that has already settled but for future reference. Screws are great for building but not in all situations.
@Natedoc808
@Natedoc808 Год назад
Screws are an excellent second set of hands and are great to use as a clamp while you nail it off. Simpson makes framing screws which I do use for specific applications like finish fascia boards onto the rafter tails, or to suck up stubborn boards where even the 3.25” ring shank galvies won’t hold. PITA remodeling so I feel your pain. A tip: layout your plates, then take all of your measurements and write them down- if the change is a constant slope then you can gang cut your studs for what is essentially an extremely low pitched rake wall. Lay all the studs on their edge use the two end measurements and then snap a chalk line across the boards, number the boards,roll them back to flat and then use your speed square as a cutting guide and cut each board at the mark. Now you have your studs ready to install in order.
@waterislife.9204
@waterislife.9204 3 года назад
It's awesome Matt. Ur crew is all clicking at the same time as you. ✌️💪🙏
@omidtoossi7240
@omidtoossi7240 3 месяца назад
Awesome
@henryvargas2915
@henryvargas2915 3 года назад
Great video carnal 👍🏽
@franciskupper62
@franciskupper62 3 года назад
great stuff...watching you and your crews for at least 2 yrs. now......question 1...it looks like there are openings on the ground level that face the existing house with no possible ingress or egress...big enough for garage doors...what are they?....and no. 2, what happened to Q?.....it's obvious your planning on all your jobs is extensive and well thought out.....you are a credit to your generation....
@MattBangsWood
@MattBangsWood 3 года назад
These are sliders! Backyard will be fenced off. Won’t seem like a garage eventually.
@steveblankenship2218
@steveblankenship2218 3 года назад
Hey Matt, love your U Tube channel!! I was a tough Catpenter when I got into the trade out of High school 30 years ago... than became a Journeyman Commercial Door Hanger. I would love one of your hats to support your company & channel😎
@denty32
@denty32 3 года назад
God I love framing houses and also watching people frame houses is that sad?
@CybekCusal
@CybekCusal 3 года назад
Most kids this age aren't good at managing but Matt does a nice job.
@duncorp1
@duncorp1 3 года назад
Lol fox the moon walking carpenter
@robinsoncabrera8269
@robinsoncabrera8269 3 года назад
good job, excellent .... I would like to see the house made 100%
@johnhauser7859
@johnhauser7859 3 года назад
Starting to think vans is a requirement to frame down there in CA. Lol
@theptownpunk
@theptownpunk 3 года назад
Rock them almost everyday, and i love them.... Vans for life.
@bananainacup
@bananainacup 2 года назад
I love vans but they really aren’t comfortable when doing construction especially standing on ladders
@MmmmGoodBoy
@MmmmGoodBoy 2 года назад
@@bananainacup not bad for walking top plates setting trusses though
@bananainacup
@bananainacup 2 года назад
@@MmmmGoodBoy maybe so I’m not a carpenter I’m an electrician but I don’t like crawling through attics with em
@johnyeary6695
@johnyeary6695 2 года назад
🙃👍
@tortillawingtv2175
@tortillawingtv2175 3 года назад
9:51 went 2 for 7 on that nail 😂
@stephenanderson5630
@stephenanderson5630 2 года назад
Holy vans… 🤯
@MrTheBurkes
@MrTheBurkes 3 года назад
I'm here! Great content
@semperfi5861
@semperfi5861 3 года назад
Hey... I just seen you over on Perkins Builder Bros, & Buikder Buddys, lol ✌👍🇺🇸🤘😊
@MrTheBurkes
@MrTheBurkes 3 года назад
@@semperfi5861 I'm a consumer of great content! You've got good taste coming from the Perkins Builder Brothers and RayJay, then landing here 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@Michael-it6kj
@Michael-it6kj 3 года назад
I might have missed it about moving the power line. But how is it working with your power companies when asking them to move a line? I did an addition and needed a line moved. You would have thought I was asking them to rewire the entire neighborhood.
@ArtisanTony
@ArtisanTony 3 года назад
I remember the first time someone said California corner to me. I was like wtf? not in Tennessee :)
@juanvallejo3990
@juanvallejo3990 Год назад
I just build my first house never done it before I’m starting to enjoy framing actually I started watching your videos for the trusses part but now I watch to try picking up a trick or two
@whirledpeas1182
@whirledpeas1182 Год назад
2 words; Larry Haun Please don't admire this new style of framing tht relies solely on lithium battery packs and the use of fancy trade lingo to impress you
@whirledpeas1182
@whirledpeas1182 Год назад
Fuck more than 2 words
@juanvallejo3990
@juanvallejo3990 Год назад
@@whirledpeas1182 yes I use a lot of their techniques as well in Northern California carpenters trade school they show us a lot their videos and techniques
@dzaino1986
@dzaino1986 3 года назад
I always enjoy watching your videos Matt, if not just for the informational value. What about the poor sap who's house is 15 feet away from your build.. sucky for him huh? Like you mentioned before, such a tight lot to build on. Keep up the great work!!
@MattBangsWood
@MattBangsWood 3 года назад
They own both, luckily! The neighbors (empty lot) is planning & permitting for a set of duplexes.. 4 units on 6,000SF lot. Ridiculous!
@dzaino1986
@dzaino1986 3 года назад
@@MattBangsWood yikes! So no throwing the baseball in the yard.
@JorgeHernandez-ib1px
@JorgeHernandez-ib1px 8 дней назад
Great video! I'm working on my own and can only do two short sections at a time. How do you join two framed walls together before adding the top plate? Do you need to overlap the sheathing? If you have a video on this please provide me the date that it was done to view it. Thanks a bunch!!
@ericgarcia7567
@ericgarcia7567 3 года назад
Sup bro 😎 projects looking Nice 👍🏽 it’s so funny cause I always say the same thing I faken love my job 🤙🏽🤙🏽
@lukuthedude
@lukuthedude 3 года назад
Man you're set up on equipment. I'm here getting stoked on using walljacks for the first time.
@Sturdyboi3030
@Sturdyboi3030 3 года назад
Used them today for the first time!
@lukuthedude
@lukuthedude 3 года назад
@@Sturdyboi3030 how'd it go?
@MattBangsWood
@MattBangsWood 3 года назад
I want a set but I rarely ever frame multi level, and never off subfloor.
@lukuthedude
@lukuthedude 3 года назад
@@MattBangsWood up here on the oregon coast we seem to only build with subfloor or basements.
@abudaaim5847
@abudaaim5847 3 года назад
Could you do a video about bastard ridge beams, with like multiple hips and ridges. I know you mainly work with trusses.
@Warringkoo
@Warringkoo 3 года назад
Hey Matt. Love the videos. Two questions for you, when you have a two story home with a roof ridge beam, have you used a single post from roof to mudsill or do you break the post at the 2nd floor plate? Also for roof ridge posts, what kind of connection have you used st the base? Just toenail with brackets? Or some sort of simpson post base that gets cast into the concrete? Appreciate your field experience.
@Rockpil
@Rockpil 3 года назад
Any reason why you only use 1 rack of nails in the Hitachi? Seems like 2 would fit. At least they did back when I was framing.
@angelak38
@angelak38 Год назад
A couple of questions. Why are there gaps in your top [late? Also, where is your fire break between the two units?
@wootwoot4830
@wootwoot4830 Год назад
You got some pretty cool videos Matt. Quick question though, why do you sheat your wall vertically?
@Dbake7527
@Dbake7527 3 года назад
What does your bracket that you use to raise a wall with the crane look like? Is this something you made or bought readily available?
@Texasrt10
@Texasrt10 3 года назад
I spy a harbor freight predator generator
@clayjones553
@clayjones553 2 года назад
Senco nailer? Looks smooth
@jonathanclark6489
@jonathanclark6489 3 года назад
thank you for the content!! quick thought, is it possible to nail the bracing blocks, before you lift wall and sheathing?
@travislizer9581
@travislizer9581 3 года назад
He nails his blocks through the subfloor and into the joist underneath. Best practice stacks studs inline with joist, so your stud would be lying on top of where you would want the block to go. Regardless, pre-nailing that block creates one more trip hazard better off avoiding while standing walls.
@davegordon6943
@davegordon6943 3 года назад
He could have his angles cut first. I do everything I possibly can before standing walls. We do all of them by hand, sheath them, heavy as hell and I don't like holding a 40 ft wall while people are fumbling around looking for shit. I've seen videos of walls coming back on guys and they get mauled. I like everything ready
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