Super Flush Joist Hangers in a floor, No bumps and squeaks!!!! 

something we do is put a little dab of PL construction adhesive on the seat of the hanger where it supports the joist to prevent squeaking

I'm a bit late to the party but ear protection is so underrated as deafness can be very isolating later in life. I think it makes working less stressful too.

can't say enough how unique and special your channel is Robin. It's a true gift to us all. Thanks for taking all the time to educate and share your deep passion for building and making things right.

I have to say your content gets better and better Robin. That is a lot more work indeed to sink the steel into the floor, but the P5 sits on it perfecly thanks to all the prep work. I work with joist hangers a lot, and still place my nails with a pneumatic Bostitch nailer. I am waiting for Hikoki's cordless positive placement nailer like kids wait for xmas. There aren't many battery powered joist hanger nailer which can handle 63 mm long 4 mm thick round head nails where I'm working. The end of year 2021 and still fix those hangers with a hose around my legs...

I rebate the top and bottom so the plasterboard fits nice too, thanks for the videos Boss!!!! keep up the great work you do!!

And that's a wrap! Well done for emphasizing the PPE 👓🎧 🧤🤟

A nice neat job. It might be a bit time consuming cutting in the top of those joist hangers but it will make the flooring quicker and easier to do.👍

Interesting to read comments about sound. I'm a bit deaf, not got the hearing aids in, but could hear this video clearly. Last one I watched did seem more mumbly

I wondewr how many builders would go to that extent to ensure that the tops of the hangers were recessed?

Hello Robin, Perfect man, perfect job done. Not lot of people do, what you do perfect accurate job. God Bless you with long healthy life and happiness. Best wishes, Ahmed

I quite like hammering in the square twist nails. Would save time with a gun but too tight to buy one, if it takes an hour so be it.

Very neat work Robin well done and tend to agree about chipboard floor sticking up or a hump in the floor over hangers (at times) ... Safety glasses a must have for your own protection you only have two eyes...I know someone who lost an eye using the wrong hammer on a formwork contract it was a brick layers hammer a slither of metal came off and right into the Eye ....So it can happen maybe even more so with those guns and nails. Be a shame to put chipboard on that floor and cover up all your good work...Remember my brother arrived in Jersey channel Island first job was design a kidney shaped swimming pool starter shutter /formwork or lay it out from the sketch... The boss arrived and said be a shame to put concreate in that formwork looks like artwork it it so neat and tidy....Good work Robin.

Great stuff as always. However.....what about the hangers on the underside?? 🤣🤷‍♂️🤣

Nice hair cut. You're a handsome man.

Ppn nailers are a dream. We run a pneumatic one really handy bit of kit save’s so much time. Its a bostitch strapshot, really small compared to alot else out there so great for getting in tight spots. The hose doesn’t bother me to much either.

Sod the plasterers ceiling though lol

Great advice Robin!

great work. i would add some PU adhesive on the bottom joist where the inside of the joist hanger engages the bottom. That way it eliminates squeaks.

Now your other video makes total sense to me (where you cut the slots for the hangars!)

Nooice!

Great work - Do it once and do it right!

You should make a Robin Clevett speed square mate ps bet Larry Horn would have given you a run for your money framing a roof🙂

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Very nice

The last three videos the sound quality has been very poor, a real shame as you have so much useful information to share and sometimes your voice is barely audible.

Such a shame we can’t do it Aussie style and just shot a few twist nails in with a coil gun. They’re a lot more clued up on framing than us.

Nice work, probably quicker just taking 3mm off the ply beam and let the floor over sail

This man is agile for his age. He is the timber yogi 🧘‍♂️

Great idea, I take it you recessed the bracket including the hight of the nail head? Is that paslode nail gun shooting through the metal bracket? If so is it a normal 1st fix paslode gun or one specially designed for the job?

Think I need to buy a nail factory 😂

What about the gap between the hanger and the side of the joist. Because if the joist design there is a gap between the hanger and the joist with no fixings. Do these manufactures recommend infiltration pieces so you can fix the sides of the hangers?

Very good ,so it's a twist nail that the gun fires like the old type 1'' 🤟🇮🇪☘️👍 how is the new nail bag going 👋

A good tip Robin but I think you must appreciate most foreman would not appreciate the chippies wasting time and money doing it. When nailing the sides of the hanger do you put a piece of ply to fill the gap between the hanger and center timber block?

It’s probably the right way to do it makes perfect sense but I’ve never ever seen anyone do that on any job I’ve ever been in they’ve always been just bent over at the top and clout nailed in I ain’t saying it’s the right way I’m just saying it’s way I’ve always seen it in the field

gee the gun is so much faster, i had to nail by hand when i was on the tools

Love your videos but would love them even more if you could use a wireless microphone attached to your shirt to improve the audio quality as some times when you turn your head away from the camera we can't hear what your saying. Just a suggestions as I always want to hear your words of wisdom.

How do you know what screws or nails are required for particular task? There are so many kinds and now also nail gun nails. Is there any building code or book where I can learn this?

Is your roofing square available to purchase yet Robin? Keep up the good work mate, looking forward to the roof going on.👍

Is that gun Robin an ordinary paslode gun for them nails for the hangers

I saw the positive placement paslode on your channel a while back. I have two guns that do that but both air. Looked around to see if available and couldn't find it. Contacted paslode direct. They have no intention of bringing them to Oz no need. We use tons of hangers and straps and supposedly now building code says you can't coil nail them any more. Dewalt did make one but stopped. Not in Oz. Hikoki now make one but we probably won't see it. All very strange.

Well that's alot easier than smashing your fingers every third strike trying to get those lill twist nails in!

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wouldn't see us on site doing that just lots of pu glue 🤣 but fair play quality workmanship

I noticed you did not nail the joist hangers into the side of the joist

How the hell do you price a job of this size! I struggle with a single kitchen job haha. Fantastic craftsman, anyone wanting to do an apprenticeship this is the kind of guy you are wanting to learn from, everything is 100% or nothing!! Great work keep it up 👍🏼👍🏼🪚🔨

Jeez that’s pernickity , fair play though

You don't do the same for the plasterboard?

Nice to see a job well done. The amount of looks I've received for doing the very same thing from some, but I carry on as I have always done regardless. I've sometimes received drawings that state the NON use of guns because of the half moon head as opposed to the full round. Has anyone else had such a request ?

Really surprised the trouble you have gone to rebating beam for a nice flat finish for flooring un yet the underside of the hanger is left to sit proud of the joist this we find creates a bigger problem for the plasterboard and skimming. Really enjoy your videos but dare I say somethings are completely over engineered son is a structural engineer and couldn’t agree more not that that is a bad thing . If the fit and finish are correct firing more and larger nails achieves very little other than cost and time this is by no means a criticism just a observation in over 38 yrs in the industry.

So just the glue, no fixings at all through the surface of that floor Robin?

I've got a ppn it misfires quite a lot

Sounds like Darth Vader is filming

Was Darth vader filming the video you could hear him breathing

Nice to see you observing Safety on site for a change but you are working at height without a harness.

Slow, But Tasty Work ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍😎

Who is using the camera as a dustmask?

Absolute waste of time for 3 mm

Tosser

Meticulous.

Again ''GET A FUKIN MIKE' or don't in which case I'll unsub.