Second-Story Addition pt3! ||Subfloor, Wall Framing! Zip System
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- In Part 3 we enter one of the best stages of the project, Wall framing! always been my favorite part. well maybe not, i love it all! but the team did awesome with it on this one. Including setting windows with walls on the ground! Huge time saver and makes for a more controlled window set!
The video I was looking for to get a perspective of whats going to be involved with our addition! Thank you gained a subscriber. 🤙
Not going to lie you guys look like a crew that vibes together and get along well. With a good bond, work ethic, and quality work, you guys will be well off and go far. Keep it up.
Next video! Can’t wait to see the finished product! Very impressive crew you got.
Smart guys, luckily there is no heavy rain before installing joists and subfloor linings.
Is there a part 4? I really enjoy it!
That's what I've been looking for
the exterior dried in gave me a laugh but i get it lol.
nice trick with the circ saw to cut blocking quick!
my wife and I are considering adding a second story over our garage as well, and this is the closest video ive found thus far (minus saving the roof). 2 questions, 1) what's the final square footage of this build, and 2) what was roughly the final cost for the homeowner?
We added 1000’ SF to this house, I would expect the total cost to be close to 120k for them, at least out here in Colorado
pov i think is really good..... 😁
‘That black Zip tape you used looks a little yellow. :-)
Do you do work in San Antonio Texas
Subfloor glue?
you can see him going along at 0:15
Tytan foam glue or advantech
Installing windows that early is a terrible idea Ngl. So much can go wrong. Only takes one mistake to break a window
Same goes for any stage, no? None of them broke. Any day without something breaking, is that luck or does that just mean things are going properly? 🤔
@@Coffmanconstruction how did you center / plumb / square / shim your window while on the ground with access to only one side?
What bit for that cordless router?
I think it’s a 1/4 spiral flush cut trim but
@@Coffmanconstruction I tried that router two years ago but I might give it another go. Thanks.
@@kickyourfaceandlaugh607 this bit rips but it can be fragile, if you burn it up the bearings fall off
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