An Architect's DREAM can be a Contractor's NIGHTMARE! This is going to be one impressive home. Your framing team has a skill level Way Beyond Your Years. This is one you can be PROUD OF. In 20 years you will look back and say "I BUILT THAT" 😊❤
A young man’s game but an old man’s business. Been at at over half a decade, am in my early 30’s, still feel like I have another severs decades of knowledge and technique to learn. When you stop listening and looking is when you stop learning!!
Doing a very nice job running a crew, materials, watching the tight part of build being the roof sheeting now ? ( to me) and throwing on a belt & swinging a hammer ! Eat your wheats !
Do you know that per code a 1/8” gap is required along every edge of the roof sheets? That would certainly allow for water. But the point is for the sheets to hold up the roofing membrane and the roofing material, both of which can easily span a small divit like this
An Architect's DREAM can be a Contractor's NIGHTMARE! This is going to be one impressive home. Your framing team has a skill level Way Beyond Your Years. This is one you can be PROUD OF. In 20 years you will look back and say "I BUILT THAT" 😊❤
Appreciate it! I look forward to showing my kids and grandkids this home, and it’s special to be able to show them these videos too
As a contractor and framer I can promise you they step back and say I built that everyday
Yal make Colorado look so damn good :) Keep up the great work boys and girl(s).
definitely a young mans game. you couldn't pay me enough to walk those plates and rafters! nice work Coffman Crew!
A young man’s game but an old man’s business. Been at at over half a decade, am in my early 30’s, still feel like I have another severs decades of knowledge and technique to learn. When you stop listening and looking is when you stop learning!!
@@christonacouch5550i agree about learning but the physical aspect at my age,66 yrs. old, i'm not walking plates.
Killin it 🔥🔥🔥🔥 thanks for showing tricks of the trades throughout the process
From all your years of framing when do you feel like things started to click for you? like speed and knowledge wise? great video man
I started work at 14, I feel like around 17 years old it made sense, and every day I get a little less confused 😂
I'm framing up here Calgary.
Started in 99, inc my own business in 2004.
Already can’t wait for the next vid!
Oh and I like how you have a little bit of everyone on the crew talk 🤌🏼
Nice work flow
Rock on brother man
I miss framing. Dont miss being scared out of my mind up there haha
I miss both
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Doing a very nice job running a crew, materials, watching the tight part of build being the roof sheeting now ? ( to me) and throwing on a belt & swinging a hammer ! Eat your wheats !
Seen this in a short while back and it looked f up like a floor system, looks good now
That’s right 😂😂 @millennialcarpenter had to take it down cuz the hate was so bad
I think I'm owed an apology by the 500k negative commenters on my YT channel 😅
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as a 15 year old i am thinking about going to trade school for this and etc. is there any tips or recommendations you have for me ?
Look into classes you can take in school, and then try to find a company that will let you work with them during the summer!
What a sloppy job, this guy, made a hole in that roof panel. I don't want him working for me.
$100 bucks says you couldn't find it from the ground
I bet that over the years, water would find it and drip in. @@MillennialCarpenter
@@AngelLuisTrinidad if water is getting to the sheathing, then there is bigger problems
Do you know that per code a 1/8” gap is required along every edge of the roof sheets? That would certainly allow for water. But the point is for the sheets to hold up the roofing membrane and the roofing material, both of which can easily span a small divit like this
#1?
Whos tony stark