Stick Framing For Dummies || I Have No Clue How To Do This
Stick Framing For Dummies || I Have No Clue How To Do This
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Stick Framing for Dummies….or Dummies stick framing either way i have no clue how to do this.
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King cobra stud, Lucille Ball plate (she’d be honored), header honcho stud (well, duh) and Jack Reacher studs will be wonderful new terms to attract new labor talent. Dinner and dessert plates will definitely work as well, but now I’m hungry.
Hand in line with nailer gave me the heebie jeebies…..
which brand and what is the model name of the earplugs you use?
You need to add some length to the bridge! It should hang in a nice curve. (That way, one person can stand in the middle of one curve, and a larger person can jump onto the other side to launch them! Kids will figure it out!)
Great work, teaching people by example how to build unsafely.
when is this going to be up on airbnb?
I was wondering about the stealbeems for the hangbrige, it looks sterdy so could it had been enough with one (on the inside) so the bridge still loked as a open hangbrige ?
Hello new to your channel. What type of decking are you using on the upper platform? Composite or pressure treated wood?
You own a feestole tracksaw,you know exactly what you are doing
Sill plate and top plate… is there a soup bowl 😉
What’s that new construction next to your house??!
Edit: commented too fast 🙈
The strength comes from his will power to not strangle 3/4 of all his customers everyday. Does he bring the caffeination with his strength?
Been doing construction/framing for over 30yrs, there were a few things I saw/heard that were a tad off, but your Kung Fu skills are way better than mine so you win! 😂😂😂
You do great work for a supposedly clueless maker.
Yikes! Not sure how long those nails are but at 5:18 you put your foot on the King Cobra stud right in front of where a nail could possible come through if it were off target or hit a hard spot in the wood and curved up a little.
You don’t know what your doing? I find that hard to believe. I think we’re getting some false modesty. LOL
Love seeing the progression on your house addition in the background. Are you going to make videos on that also?
Fireman’s pole is a must it needs a pole yes definitely , love the build i wanted one as a kid and never built it , great job Jason
The treehouse is looking amazing so far. I love watching your videos! Keep it up man
-Johnny
What a lucky young man Iver is, and very handsome! Nice job
I was definitely entertained! I’m loving the new terminology.
You nailed it.
If you need help let me know i trade out some labor just to get 4 or 5 boards milled so I can make a table top for the wife lol
"dinner plat" a real Larry Haun here😄
I’m not a structural engineer but your rafters are way overbuilt.
It’s called a ridge beam.
Hmmm looks good to me but kinda seemed like you’d never framed anything before… can’t figure out why tho… eh oh well GOOD JOB!!
“When your treehouse is built to higher specs than your residential house. In episode 6: watch when we load test this by parking a Volvo on top.” Well done. Lol
Header Honcho? I thought they were called Header Locklears.
Hey great work! and you can take it from me, I’ve never done anything like this either!
when gushing about how much fun framing is you forgot the best part NO SANDING!
I do not know why and it has been decades since I watched him but you are feeling very Norm Abram esque to me. Like a carpenter Bob Ross
Dessert plate!! Hahahahahaha….love it
Thanks for your fake message to me saying I was chosen fir a free gift of an iPhone and iPad. Though you were a stand up guy but…..NOT
😂 there is gonna be some apprentice going onto a job site for the first time using these terms 😂😂
Three burly, bearded bespoke builders beautifully and brilliantly breaking boundaries!
I thought typical build, they use double "dessert plates" to distribute the load from the roof.
Jack Reacher is a stud.
Did you have to get this sucker approved by the city zoning or whatever its called? how much of a hassle is that?
We call them Top and Bottom Plate.
I thought a tree house is something attached to a tree.
Admit it … this is also going to be a MIL suite.
I’m enjoying this build and look forward to seeing it completed.
Real contractors use their foot. And then count to 8.
"Gymnist"? 😁
Many builders would use studs (92-5/8 in.) rather than 8-foot 2×4 s for the wall. That way, you don’t have to cut them and 8-foot sheathing would reach the top of the dessert plate, the bottom of the dinner plate, and overlap the floor by 3/8 inch to prevent rain from coming in. Drywalling or panelling a wall that is 8-foot, 3-inches tall would mean a lot of extra work and expense. But who drywalls a treeless treehouse?
PARKOUR!
Wrong wall.
The bridge is boring now. It needs more bounce.
I’m not a contractor, but I can say that your terminology is exactly correctly right. I watched Bob Villa and Home Improvement so I know.