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Awesome, so helpful for a dyi'er, all i needed to know in this video, you explain everything so well, thank you!

wheres fox

Maybe I missed something were the beach house remodel go?

Y so many nails in the top plate? Gun addiction?

Great job! Love the references to Larry Haun.

Who’s the contractor on the concrete work?

Lol, nice to see your pops again and listen to the back n' forth banter 😂

Do you do the cali corner on both sides of your wall or just one side?

Is that your dad working with you?

Looking forward to the build series thanks

Hi @mattbangswood just wanting understand your chalk lines. Are you not using red oxide? We use red and black oxide and they are permanent, npt need to clear coate. Why does your blow away? Our framing codes are very similar to yours. Cheers

Your videos are very good, I really like them, please make more videos, I will always support you.

Great video. Is it common practice in framing to cut those boards with a saw over your foot like that?

A few questions: 1) I noticed you guys seem to put untreated 2x4s on the concrete, why is that? Won’t it rot? 2) how come you guys are using hammer and nail instead of a nail gun? 3) why are you tacking the top plates to the base plate? Sorry if these are dumb questions! Thanks for your videos!

You guys definitely have different rules versus where I am working in terms of house building codes, but the essence of carpentry and knowhow is the same. Fast forwarding through some of it helped, lol.

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Hi amigo Hi from Madison Wisconsin 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🛠📐🔨🪚..

I’m just a humble carpenter from Manitoba. Little 2 man show, but I’d love to learn from you guys haha.

new build!? let's goooo!

nice saw flip at 12:00 hahaha thanks for the great video again🙏👍🙏👍🙏👍

Shawn Rogers here Local 619 Union Carpenter out if San Diego. If you pause at :41 seconds you can see almost dead center a crane. That's my previous job site. Appreciate the videos and proper insight on framing.

So nice to see a new build from you fellas again!

How do you like the Martinez speed square?

Yay new Panella build!! Our supplier stages our lumber like that on delivery. It’s so nice.

14:54, we use those for the quickdeck scaffold platform, as a deck support!

Fired.. UNSUB... STAY away from all my houses. Lounge chairs?... fucking fired.

Must be nice to show up with NO concern for getting it done...still popping lines at lunch? You are fired. Get off my job. You dont even know the plans? You had them DAYS before the job and are unfamiliar?... Fired. SOOOOOO SLOW. Nice to be making money beyond the framing.. is that why you are so SLOW?.... Have i mentioned.. you are fired?

My Favorite Builder on CZcams!!

I noticed no sill seal. Is it not required in CA?

Gopro on the head or the chest mount? I frame in the north east and wanna start filming more

I worked with a framer who used hairspray on his chalk lines to protect them during the frame job.

Aka decoupling. One of the four basic elements of soundproofing.

Looks like nipomo dirt

Love the new builds!

Loved the Larry Haun reference. Glad to see his influence still alive.

@Matt, cutting those metal lumber bands with my rigging axe, so satisfying. The smell of fresh lumber while the lead is yelling out corner and T's counts. Gimme that header list boss. Lesssss Go. 😎✌️

What kind of coil framer is that red one at 20:19?

Ok I know I’m on the east coast and maybe I’m not looking hard enough but do 2x6 come 92 5/8 or do you have to cut each individual stud? And I’m guessing a big price difference if you have to cut each one other than just “slinging” pre cuts? Yup I’m trying to lean.

wo ist FOX hin 😢

Framing is the fun part of hoaue building.

Where did Fox go to?

Is work slowing down in California? Up here in Seattle seems to be slowing down because inflation.

What was your price per sqft on this, labor only I’m assuming?

looks like 2 x 6 framing. def the way to go!

You have to try tajima dye it doesn’t come off easily. Like we snapped lines towards the end of the day during winter and the next morning it was frosty so we had to broom off the ice and the lines stayed on. Plus it helps making your chalk box more water proof, mine tajima chalk box is one year old probably got 90 feet still in it.

Gotta love a nice flat foundo. I’m doing a remodel right now…from front door to rear door (about 25’)…it’s out an 1-1/4”….yup. We are doing horizontal channel siding too. Things are gonna get interesting. Hard to line courses up wall to wall as it drops an 1-1/4”. lol.

This video hits different! Love a fresh build!

Hell ya brother new job new day!!

Damn I'm on my day off 😂 why did I click on this so fast?

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