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Wall Framing | Standing Walls With Reach Lift #7

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We're getting started 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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@xXBuckOFiveXx 3 года назад

Don't forget to bring a towel! When you're framing all day you need a towel to wipe away the sweat.

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

Thanks Towelie, sometimes I forget!

@mikemetz82 3 года назад

Lololol

@rafiutaoheed6516 3 года назад

Depends on weathe

@victorhernandez5435 3 года назад

Whats up Matt I’m a 19 year old I’ve been framing for a year and I enjoy it a lot I also enjoy your videos a lot keep grinding man!

@TheNotedHero Год назад

Interesting to see the building code regarding dividing walls must be a bit more relaxed there than here in Australia. Am pretty sure dividing walls between dwellings here must meet a certain fire rating (fire resistance level) from slab right to roof, no material breaking through that could carry a fire. Typically concrete building block are used for walls and then fire-resistant boards in roof cavities, etc.

@SkilsawDoctor 3 года назад

Hey Matt, I have always made my framing jig out of wood. Never knew they made one out of steel (or aluminum). I was taught to pull 15 1\4", make a mark, then drive an ice pick at the mark, then pull 16, 32, 48 etc.

@DevinRSanto 3 года назад

Good work, fellas... You guys make it look easy! Several things went above my head, but I now have a better understanding of what sheer means and how to compensate structural integrity.

@briandemers2401 7 месяцев назад

Great job guys. Great job on the commentary at the end. You should have a TV show!

@rubymahaffey700 3 года назад

My husband and I are building our own house right now and I've been binge watching your videos. Ya makin' me look smart! Although, at some point I'm going to have to let him in on what I've been doin'. Lol. I'm learning a lot from these videos and the way you explain it. Thank you so much!😁

@scottchambers942 2 года назад

Hi from the UK 🇬🇧 Matt! I enjoy spending hours every day watching your videos. I had to give up the trade due to a back injury so watching you and your team work makes me feel like I'm there with you guys banging walls and roofs out. Stay safe Matt!

@davidhamann1300 3 года назад

i have seen both the plate tools on a 1990's Larry Haun video on framing walls. nice to see they are still being used today.

@chriswild2458 3 года назад

Funnily enough in my part the Uk we call channels for intersecting walls California’s 😀 Great videos

@samueldaniels8197 3 года назад

I liked it when I found this channel and all of the videos were done so I could watch all them at once instead of waiting a week 😂. Thanks a lot been learning a lot from your channel. Much love form the central cost.

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

Central Coast? Where abouts?!

@samueldaniels8197 3 года назад

@@MattBangsWood Paso

@samueldaniels8197 3 года назад

@@MattBangsWood I recognized a lot a lot of the radio stations you guys listen to cuz we listen to the same thing

@yankkesrule 3 года назад

Don’t know what kind of relationship you have with the engineer but I think seeing/interviewing them would be a good video idea. What kind of training/experience they have that got them that career. How they work with the homeowner to try and deliver what they want. What THAT relationship is like. How a perspective homeowner could get into contact with someone like that etc.

@Aepek 3 года назад

19:34 the beginning of this outro music kinda reminds me of “Halloween”, and absolutely 💙 that “creepy suspenseful awesome” music😉 Who doesn’t love some stick framing, can’t wait for next vid and the continuation of the “tiny clearance” build site 😉 Cheers✌🏻

@frankm1594 3 года назад

As always enjoyed the build...Fox is non stop motion ... great worker

@Venas_x_Corrientes 2 года назад

Nice work!

@chrisbabbitt4202 3 года назад

I can't wait to see that center divider wall between the two homes. I hope it is not too late to ask for details on what is different to help keep the residents from hating each other due to noise.

@51-FS 3 года назад

Its more of fire protection then anything... its called a fire wall

@BiggHoss 3 года назад

That tellehandler and those powerlines making me sweat at 12:52

@Bradley.borg99 2 года назад

Definitely need to travel to the us for work at least once in my life you guys do things so different to us carpenters over here in London

@redneckgoatfarmer 3 года назад

Enjoying and appreciate the new content glad your posting regularly again.

@keithN6 3 года назад

With today’s lumber prices it’s probably cheaper to use the hanger instead of jack studs

@CybekCusal 3 года назад

In a cold climate I can appreciate the less thermal bridging with less wood in the walls. I'm definitely interested in exploring this method further.

@princeofparanoia 3 года назад

I’ve been framing for 8 years through local 714(OC Cali) and through all my learning experience it’s been my favorite career choice. Seeing a project come to life and watching all the hard work you put in is definitely rewarding with the finish product. Love the projects Matt, would love to join a project with you someday. Keep grinding!

@edgarmayen6337 3 года назад

What a clean way to work man lots of respect , I started my career back in Cali but moved far away to The east coast codes to work are different from here to there lots of prefab here ,thumbs up for you and your crew keep up the inspiration hopefully one day you post a video jousting/ decking first floor for a house Cali way because all I see it’s poured concrete everywhere miss the of everything stick since the beginning

@drsh0ckalu 3 года назад

We *just* got a telehandler. What a godsend!

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

RIGHT? Best investment on site..

@MervinG1995 3 года назад

Bang on

@MrTheBurkes 3 года назад

Been looking forward to another video!

@gopalkumarshell1770 2 года назад

Thanks.

@esam2017 3 года назад

Always your work is very good👍👍👍

@StangDomination 3 года назад

Man Matt, love the content and look forward to every new vid you post. Keep up the good content. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

@ggsd4903 Год назад

This dude is legit!

@chrisbittinger714 3 года назад

I am very surprised with you being in California that the engineers did not require 2 2x6 walls with at least 1/2” drywall between the 2 units as a fire break. Keep up the hard work and keep the knowledge flowing.

@Factory928AC 3 года назад

Man I miss y’all 🤟🏾

@ericgarcia7567 3 года назад

I enjoy watching your videos just to see if I miss anything while I am framing

@bristerdignos2318 3 года назад

im excited to see you guys building a house, I learned lots of tips and ideas. keep up the good work guys!

@madmax3864 3 года назад

Hay Matt that’s a nice tool you have there 👍👍👍👍🤙🤙🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺ps nice to see you and your mate back

@codeconcrete364 3 года назад

Great teamwork and good progress!

@gustavocastro6778 3 года назад

That 2160 quality is crazy man! 🤟🏽 Nice Video Always enjoy your content!

@richardbrophy4120 2 года назад

at 11.48 a berk bar would be handy to have to position the big wall onto the bolts, you can really swivel good with it and move the heaviest gang forms back and forth .

@jonathancalas5066 3 года назад

Que genio q eres... soy tu fans número uno ... lastima q no se mucho inglés para poder seguir todos tus comentarios ... lastima q desde argentina no se trabaja a ese nivel

@ericgarcia7567 3 года назад

Funny thing I’m sitting here watching your video and I have the exact same framing gun but I just got me the Milwaukee M18 that thing is a beast

@hmtrimworks7148 Год назад

@6:25 the “channel” (we call them wall pockets) does not (or at least 1 side does not) have to be 2x6… 2x4 is all that’s needed, it will also leave room for insulation to get behind it

@thomasbrown9402 3 года назад

Hair looking GREAT

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

My hat was covering my camera, hat hair always looking great... 😂

@havaneseday 3 года назад

Great vid!

@phils1154 3 года назад

Enjoy your level of detail and quality!

@TuhdaKeyeh 3 года назад

Get your hands on the Milwaukee 30° framing nailer. You'll love it 😀

@traviskennedy2404 3 года назад

It’s Thursday don’t get me excited like that

@johngarcia5771 3 года назад

They sell the inverted tip clear marking paint, comes out quicker and you don’t have to bend over ! Great vid like always !!!!!

@maxochavez5854 3 года назад

POV of walking the plates and doing trusses? Also talk about some tips on balance and learning how to walk them. Thanks! Much love from Vegas !

@jadenshamas7445 3 года назад

Honestly you just gotta get up there and do it. Make sure you have good general balance obviously, like being light on your toes. Look at your feet, not the ground. You might not think you’re scared of heights until you’re on a 2x4 exterior wall tryna mark it

@juiceman1887 3 года назад

Need to invest in a chop saw with a stop block since you guys do so much blocking. Makes it slight work and you don’t have to be bent over cutting every piece.

@tomorainns145 3 года назад

Holy shit the skillsaw is massive 6:35

@BWIL2515 3 года назад

I really enjoy watching someone else. Bend nails anymore beefy 1st floor nice job

@davidalbert718 3 года назад

merci j'aime beaucoup

@airplainercconstrucao9259 Год назад

Sou daqui do Brasil através dos teu vídeo vou fazer casa nesse método pois nosso país não sabem fazer casa de madeira

@GS.9093_Mart 3 года назад

Love the channel man. Very educational. How Q is doing?? Have you heard from him???

@arteecaos 3 года назад

Very good

@clydedecker765 3 года назад

Amazon only lists the hand held bolt hole marker but not the standup version. It IS shown in the description but the order section is for the hand held version????? However, Woodcraft Supply DOES have it at $33.99.

@olicobelaire2385 3 года назад

Matt i was watching those new videos u put but dont u want part 3 one only video I look was from 1 to 5party pretty good job u do

@clydenakashima7393 3 года назад

Matt would a wall jack help in places you can't get your telehandler in. I have seen a ladder built where partition wall instead of a channel; that way they can place insulation in the area where the partition would go. Keep up the great work. If you have time watch "The Crazy Framer" on You Tube he frames a house by himself.

@pachecolljk 3 года назад

I look forward to every single one of your videos. :D - The way you explain things as you go; is awesome! -- Also, what do you do with the wood when it gets wet? Is it OK for it to be rained on and wet over the weekend?

@dscardbreak8078 3 года назад

A question about your exterior Channel you made is it code that both sides has to be 2×6??. I always frame my exterior Channels with 1 2 X4 side to allow for insulation to be shoved in there. Because if you frame it with 2 2×6 sides and don't put insulation in it before you sheet and stand the wall it will have cold spot in it.. If it's code that you have to I completely understand but out here in western Washington I always do 1 2×4 side to allow for insulation.. Great content very happy I found your Channel!

@CybekCusal 3 года назад

Pro tip. Staple the sill sealer to the bottom plate before you lift the wall. 👍

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

I tried this during the last build and it seemed to rip off due to our anchor bolts.. I don't know why! So I took a different approach here.

@CybekCusal 3 года назад

@@MattBangsWood sorry to hear that. It's fragile for sure.

@alonsomarin8364 3 года назад

good teacher I would like to learn more you have work for me

@Rhapsheet 3 года назад

Can u do more how to videos. Like framing a wall with windows and doors. Knowing what type of header to use measuring sills and cripples etc

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

This is coming as soon as I'm on second story, looking forward to getting them out. Will have a separate video for each, window / door.

@raystraining3206 Год назад

Hey Matt, bought the Bigfoot plate marker, thanks for that. What's the best way in your opinion for clearing exterior wall plumbing? Do you notch your sill plate, or butt 2 sill plates up to the pipe and just titen bolt them within 12" of the butt on each side.

@zateinikny2175 3 года назад

What is the reason that these huc hangers used here? Is it to save money on lumber or for an esthetic reason?

@ericgarcia7567 3 года назад

Wouldn’t mind giving you guys the hand out there maybe even long-term

@rafatrill 3 года назад

New to framing what does 16 on center mean? I'm guessing every 16 inches there is a 2x4 or what ever ur using?

@josephlowrance3 3 года назад

You’re correct. 16” from center to center of stud material. It allows drywall and plywood to be ran and break center on a stud.

@KrkIDTrPD 3 года назад

You should do a two stud corner at channeling with one stud in channel on exterior walls so insulation can be placed in every cavity preventing a cold shut and you will still achieve backing for your drywall on both sides of wall I put my stud on the same side I pull layout. Elite shit

@larryestrada5418 3 года назад

Darn rain.

@jefo4213 3 года назад

gr8 vids love em..what is used to stop noise transfer between the units

@xxviking1999xx 3 года назад

Can you do a video where the sill plates over hang and how much they can over hang. I see this alot as foundation walls can sometimes be out

@MrDavrosPatel 3 года назад

Great Video ! If there were only a couple of you, how would you lift the walls in place without lifting equipment? Would you install the sill plate first and toenail the studs in ? Or can you add the anchor bolts in after ?

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

Put blocks under the bottom plate after the wall is framed. That way when we lift it up, it'll be above the anchor bolts. Then we'll use a 2x as a pry bar to get it on the bolts.

@MrDavrosPatel 3 года назад

@@MattBangsWood Thanks !

@mikimikemike1 3 года назад

Great show i like when you keep camera running and speed up sometimes.

@rafaelbaca4923 3 года назад

Hi, can you tell around how much is the squared foot cost for apartment unit for you to built?

@SuperJimmyBennett 3 года назад

3:30 for you folks who want to know what that is: BIG FOOT TOOLS Welded Layout Stick - LA-LSW, (yes i know is in the "tool listings" but for you lazy folk here it is

@stevew9563 9 месяцев назад

Would you ever ask the neighbors if you could use thier electricity instead of running the generator? Throw them a few bucks at the end of the build for the trouble?

@karolinataraszkiewicz4462 Год назад

Are plastic sheds better than wood?

@joelethalcruz4417 3 года назад

when you starting a house..where do you start the layout..like how to know which corner to pick..does the prints tell you?..or how do you know.?

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

Framers pick. We chose which way we wanted to pull and stick with it.

@adamroberts5876 3 года назад

Whats the one tool you have. When you got it thaught ill never use this but do all the time

@boots7859 3 года назад

I know those hangers are engineered and all, however it really seems a bit crazy to not have a vertical supports via trimmer vs something screwed or nailed. This is a great set of videos for a non-framer like me looking at a 14x20 shed.

@cabbagehead4706 3 года назад

Exactly. All engine and no ears!

@dougchristopher2072 3 года назад

Oops 😬 sorry Matt seems like I missed this video. 🙂👍🤙

@King-sw8el 3 года назад

👌👍

@petecampbell60 3 года назад

Do you guys use any ear protection? The nail guns can do a fair bit of damage to your hearing.

@semperfi5861 3 года назад

I usually staple my sill seal directly onto my bottom plate. Much easier 😉 you're welcome! 😜👍🇺🇸😊😎

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

Tried it on the last build and it kept ripping off on bolts.

@williswonkagaming8049 3 года назад

love the vids matt. If you just L 2 2x6 you use less wood and you will never have to insulate those corners. Not sure if that's code or for you? Keep up the great work.

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

Thanks, I'm going to give this a shot on the next build.

@topsecertdriver4853 3 года назад

I would love to work with you and have you teach where are you located ?

@quinnhooper5103 3 года назад

Are you guys required to toenail your studs after the walls are standing? I see your shooting 3 in the the bottom and top plates to get them together and standing just wondering

@foxman4489 2 года назад

Where can I find that Layout Tool?

@TimNewton0829 3 года назад

Hey Matt, I love the videos. I’m more of a handy man type. A jack of all trades but a master of none. My question is this, I’m 34, is it too late for me to consider jumping into this business? If not, where would you recommend that I start?

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

Not at all.. You've got 20 years of non-stop work you can do. I've been smoked by dudes in their mid-50's that'll outwork anyone. Call local contractors, explain your experience level, willingness to learn and you'll find a spot.

@TimNewton0829 3 года назад

@@MattBangsWood You’re a good dude. Thanks so much!

@wildhorse4 3 года назад

California Carpenters wrapping up because it raining? 🤣😆🤣😆 it's commen joke here in Vancouver BC Canada! Here in Canada we work threw all types of weather, rain snow hot sunny days! But sometimes the boss would call it a day if it's winter and it's to cold to work. But working in the rain ain't no thing!

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

You have to work in it, we don’t. That’s the difference.

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

Mean it in the nicest way possible too.. if I worked every raining day in California I’d gain 4 working days a year. If you didn’t work every time it rained you’d never work.

@BigsDeluxe 3 года назад

I love your videos bro! I finally have a timely question. At the end of your video you took the time to explain some hanger calls for us, but I would normally be rushing around trying to tarp my lumber! Is it not so important to you guys? Is there a plus/minus on it that I'm not considering?

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

Lumber stacked was covered, all of our 6x6, PSLs, LVL, LSL, etc. We had the guys take care of it while I was filming that segment. It's important, but we don't worry about anything that is already up. It can get wet.

@chrisrock8857 Год назад

What do you charge per SQ ft on framing ? average

@Coffmanconstruction 3 года назад

Do you guys pay a mover to transport your machine?

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

Yes. We have family that owns a towing / recycle yard that moves it for us when needed. They're also who we use for construction roll-offs.

@sunny71169 3 года назад

I'm no engineer but my gut tells me that the sheer strength of hangars nailed to lumber can't match the compressive strength of jacks. although I suppose that snow load is not really an issue in your part of the world. I get that a 2x6 wall studded 16" oc with 5/8" type X rock on both sides is fire rated at one hour + , but I still expected to see a block wall between the units.

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

I hate that hanger detail. I wouldn't use it if I could get around it.. Regarding the divider wall, I thought the same. I was expecting to have double walls with Gyp. on both sides.

@geoffwood2712 3 года назад

@@MattBangsWood Hopefully they'll double gyp on both sides and hi-density insul. in stud cavities, almost as good as double walls.

@stevenyeo5481 3 года назад

Smashing the walls out. How often do you drain the air compressor?..... Bang on Brother 🤘

@MattBangsWood 3 года назад

Weekly. We’re using the 20gal Makita and it’s very picky on how it likes the run. Sat in my truck the night before during the rain and man, i think I was shooting 50% air, 50% water! 😂😂