I believe he's referring to the new "production framing" practice of just nailing overhangs on rake walls as apposed to running cantilevered / outrigger overhangs like you see this gentleman do here. I personally agree with @drumswest5035. @@Deerrus
What is that thing is his hand that he’s driving those nails in with? Is saw one a long time ago but can’t remember what it’s called. All kidding aside he’s doing a damn good job! Cool as hell shingle system
The wood you used to build the house is beautiful. Probably built the house 10 km from the sawmill and a huge forest that stretches as far as the eye can see 😄
I am so grateful this showed up in my notifications. What were the dimensions of each board? How many of each size board are there? Thank you, - Driss B.
If you look closely you can see there is a sill protective strip between the sill plate and the concrete slab. Commonly used in Finland and Sweden as well. Pressure treated wood used for sill plates in the 60s and 70s has been found to cause bad smell and toxic gases in the house over time when the moisture level in the sill has risen. So nowadays we use regular construction wood with sill protection between wood and concrete.
Во даёт.! явно Лари насмотрелся. Только нет нижней обвязки, верхнюю обвязку можно частично прибить на земле, под металлочерепицу надо было обязательно гидроизоляцию и контробрешетку. А так круто :) И еще вопрос только - кто разрешил на берегу строить ?? )
Я смотрел видео строителя с Аляски, у него гидроизоляция и контробрешетка, я не совсем понял зачем она? Можете кратко объяснить? Хотя длясебяя рассматриваю соломенную крышу, но все равно интересно.
@@MrUnamazait's the normal procedure for Canadian/Finnish framing and yes, it's standard practice in Russia. Houses without bracing and without a rigid osb or other sheet-type external (under)cladding eventually lean away from the prevailing wind and lose structural integrity. My only criticism here would be the use of 100 mm board - I would use 150 and cut the notches tighter. But I'd happily work with this guy on a build project - as they say in Russia "his arms grow from the right place" (i.e. not from his ass).
nice! next time use pressure treated sill plates & cut the ridge back 1.5 on each side that way you'd have a clean miter on the facia. I'd be very happy with it! good job;
That is top notch carpentry, the only thing I'd say is get yourself a proper hammer. A 14-16 oz Titanium Stilleto with a straight timber handle and an Occidental leather tool belt. Larry Haun, R.I.P 👍💪🔨🔨🇺🇲🇮🇪
He didn't put a vapor barrier film on the roof, and he didn't put plastic waterproof insulation under the hood closing plate. Anyway, the carpentry is nice.
Please, don't use a hammer without safety glasses. You are only inches away from a nailhead that sometimes becomes a projectile with the force of the hammer's blow. Don't be stupid, WEAR SAFETY GLASSES.
Screwing with torx screws is easier :) czcams.com/video/3YJ22TVj_WA/video.html en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torx and insulation such as czcams.com/video/iXogUOuKR70/video.html
This is a great inspiration to a cheap home I can build 😁
Can tell someone has been watching Larry Haun videos great job man!
Never seen that roofing before looks good and durable
Красавчик.
Достойно сделано. Приятно смотреть.
LOOKS GREAT Good job!!
With a hammer! Nice work.
Thank you for this creativity, and we look forward to the new. We will follow you from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Muy buen trabajo felicitaciones.
Nice to see someone who knows how to frame the roof overhangs at the gable ends properly, most framers fail here!
Can you elaborate? How do most fail? Just curious, I like reading and watching things on framing and woodwork. Thanks-
I believe he's referring to the new "production framing" practice of just nailing overhangs on rake walls as apposed to running cantilevered / outrigger overhangs like you see this gentleman do here. I personally agree with @drumswest5035. @@Deerrus
Siiiiiiiiiii señor muy buen trabajo ❤😂🎉
Love the video. Superbly edited. Sound is hypnotic
Très bien à mes yeux. Beaucoup d'astuces de construction intéressantes.
Well done!
Great job!
Whoaaa. Manual nailing. Even watch your video makes my arm sore😂
The inlet diagonals are so rarely done these days yet add so much stability.
wow nice work man! is the wood pine? looks like quallity. How come you did not put any underlayment under the tin? wont condensation form
well done!!!
nice looking lumber
Qué maderas usas para las paredes? Y que espesor de madera?2x4?
Спасибо за хорошее видео!
I would have made ceiling vaulted. But damn that’s a nice build.
very nice! which kind of roof is this? where to buy? how long it will last?
Nice job and beautiful location; where was this filmed?
What ammount of wood is used in this construction, in cubic feet please total ammount
What is that thing is his hand that he’s driving those nails in with? Is saw one a long time ago but can’t remember what it’s called. All kidding aside he’s doing a damn good job! Cool as hell shingle system
Facilitas el plano de esa casita?
Looks greet,What size the frame 20x20?
The wood you used to build the house is beautiful. Probably built the house 10 km from the sawmill and a huge forest that stretches as far as the eye can see 😄
I agree. The lumber looks like it used to be here in America before a 2x6 became a 1 - 1/2" x 5 - 1/2".
One man army that is cool
I am so grateful this showed up in my notifications.
What were the dimensions of each board? How many of each size board are there?
Thank you,
- Driss B.
Where did you get that roof?
Nice job men
Where can I get detailed instructions to build such a house?
подкровельную пленку забыл, чтобы конденсат с черепицы не капал на башку
Was this built in the 50s good work
Nice job!Why didn't you put condensation foil under the roof metal plates?.All the best!
मुझे भी इस तरह के घर को बनबाना है पर इनसे Contacts कैसे होगा
भाई आपको पता है कैसे कांटेक्ट होगा नंबर दीजिए नाabhi aapko pata hai kaise contact hoga please number dijiye na
Looks good,but the bottom plates should be presser treated, or ice shield under the bottom plates,if you put them on concrete !
was coming to say this
If you look closely you can see there is a sill protective strip between the sill plate and the concrete slab. Commonly used in Finland and Sweden as well. Pressure treated wood used for sill plates in the 60s and 70s has been found to cause bad smell and toxic gases in the house over time when the moisture level in the sill has risen. So nowadays we use regular construction wood with sill protection between wood and concrete.
what size is the wood for the framing? looks bigger (and stronger) than ive seen other people use
Looks like 15 x 5cm. Or 6x2"
how much did it cost total
LOOKS GREAT Good job!!! Where did you get the black roofing panels from? What brand are they ? Thank you
zinc tipo teja se le llama en mi país
Great effort my friend, i take my hat off to you 👍🇬🇧
👌
Was this done in the USA, if so what State ?
Bagus sekali
What camera was this shot on? Is the footage color-graded? Looks great.
I shot a video on Fujifilm XA7+Meike 35mm f1.4
Some of the footage was shot on an iphone
Quiciera saber la medida de la madera que utilizan gracia soy de Argentina
150x50
Ich finde du hast eine sehr gute Arbeit geleistet. Würde gerne fahren wieviel das Material kostet. Viele Grüße aus Germany
Во даёт.! явно Лари насмотрелся. Только нет нижней обвязки, верхнюю обвязку можно частично прибить на земле, под металлочерепицу надо было обязательно гидроизоляцию и контробрешетку. А так круто :) И еще вопрос только - кто разрешил на берегу строить ?? )
Я смотрел видео строителя с Аляски, у него гидроизоляция и контробрешетка, я не совсем понял зачем она? Можете кратко объяснить? Хотя длясебяя рассматриваю соломенную крышу, но все равно интересно.
@@Atakum_Travel гидроизоляция чтобы конденсат с кроли на голову не капал. Контробрешетка для проветривания пространства между кровле и гидроизоляцией
@@andrej.babichev теперь понятно. Про проветривание так и думал
😎👍
Why the need for all the cross bracing? Its built like a tank
then you dont need osb on the outside
@@MrUnamazait's the normal procedure for Canadian/Finnish framing and yes, it's standard practice in Russia. Houses without bracing and without a rigid osb or other sheet-type external (under)cladding eventually lean away from the prevailing wind and lose structural integrity. My only criticism here would be the use of 100 mm board - I would use 150 and cut the notches tighter. But I'd happily work with this guy on a build project - as they say in Russia "his arms grow from the right place" (i.e. not from his ass).
Молодец, примитивным инструментом создал конструкцию, очень даже основательную👏👏👏
what size boards are used?
50мм х 150мм
Alone ? Who’s the guy helping with the roofing ?
А к водоему, разве можно так близко строить?
Можно,когда можно😂
Apparently so. 😂
Dude! Use a framing hammer!
Two words ,…nail gun
он стоит как дом :)
3 words . Is a man!
Two more words…safety glasses
Larry Haun
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No work boots??? LOL 👀💯👍😂
🤷♂️😂
Dude, in this country most people build in flipflops
Жаль по металлочерепице не по технологии сделал, металл будет конденсировать в любом случае, нужно плёнка для тёплой или холодной кровли, они разные.
Мне тоже кажется что должна быть плёнка, обрешётка, контр обрешётка,а потом металл. На такую конструкцию лучше было бы ондулин положить.
nice! next time use pressure treated sill plates & cut the ridge back 1.5 on each side that way you'd have a clean miter on the facia. I'd be very happy with it! good job;
I feel like he knows what is required in his locale and climate.
Хорошая работа, но сланцы на стройке? Не бережете себя
That is top notch carpentry, the only thing I'd say is get yourself a proper hammer. A 14-16 oz Titanium Stilleto with a straight timber handle and an Occidental leather tool belt. Larry Haun, R.I.P 👍💪🔨🔨🇺🇲🇮🇪
Kayu jenis apa yg Di gunakan 😮
I dont approve of the sandals but then again, I cant frame a house either 🤣
😂
12:04 поздравляю. конденсат с металлочерепицы зальёт весь каркас внутри..... про ветро-гидрозащитную плёнку не слышали?
Nice video but of you ever pulled up to my site that tape measure im throwing that out and buying you a real tape measure 😂😂 off your cheque
А сколько по времени занял монтаж? Прикинь, как бы ты ускорился, если бы имел гвоздомёт!
He didn't put a vapor barrier film on the roof, and he didn't put plastic waterproof insulation under the hood closing plate. Anyway, the carpentry is nice.
Because it is not necessary. 🤷
My head is dooing: poc poc poc, toc toc toc ... better a music in background!
Assalomalekum
Заметил , что не подложили под низ хотя бы рубероид 🤷♂️ печально ,мощный косяк.
Nice build. Why didn't you use a wireless nail gun? Would have saved time 3-5x at least, it just doesn't make much sense to use a hammer these days.
Some men still enjoy using their hand and eye to do a job with skill rather than automation.
Not really "alone" :P
wo kann ich euch beauftragen ein solches holzhaus zu bauen?
after 18,365 hammers....😄
Good 좋은 영상 잘 봤습니다. 시골집 리모델링 3부 czcams.com/video/k7fzqquaxJg/video.htmlsi=39ebkE_XRkdnxDJT
Please, don't use a hammer without safety glasses. You are only inches away from a nailhead that sometimes becomes a projectile with the force of the hammer's blow. Don't be stupid, WEAR SAFETY GLASSES.
Bless your well-meaning heart. Don't be a busy-body. He's grown...he can nail as he wishes.
Screwing with torx screws is easier :) czcams.com/video/3YJ22TVj_WA/video.html en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torx and insulation such as czcams.com/video/iXogUOuKR70/video.html
You are right, the roof was not insulated against moisture or heat. A screw connection is stronger than a nail.
Dude. Buy a nail gun.
But Larry Haun.
Dude. Be a man and learn to swing your hammer. 🤷