How To Build A Frame House IN WINTER In 37 Minutes By Watching The Lessons of Larry Haun.
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- In this timelapse video, we want to show you in 37 minutes how you can build a frame house with your own hands. During construction, we use power tools and advice from the famous carpenter Larry Haun. Perhaps, to some of you, some of the maîtres may seem non-standard, but we are obliged to use the technical documentation of the region in which we build frame houses.
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00:00 Intro
00:14 We sew up the platform of a frame house with an OSB board
01:19 Assembling the walls of a future wooden house
08:07 Installing an attic floor made of wooden beams
10:22 Clearing snow from a frame house
10:41 Assembling the opening to enter the attic
11:11 Preparing timber for terrace installation
14:58 We make the top frame of the walls
15:29 Preparation and installation of the roof truss system
22:31 Installation of roofing membrane
25:09 Installation of roof supports
25:58 Covering the front wall with OSB board
28:10 Covering the walls of a frame house with a windproof membrane
30:27 Installation of roof sheathing and counter sheathing
33:51 Installation of the ventilation gap protective mesh
34:34 Installation of metal tiles
Our work is creativity into which we put our whole soul.
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Top class craftsmanship Sir, 👍💪🔨🪓🌲🇮🇪
@harshcarpenter #harshcarpenter salut je suis younes j'ai 30 ans nationalité marocain j'ai un diplome de construction du bâtiment plus de 5 ans de expérience dans ce domain ,jaime cette construction de maison en bois et j'aime le travaille en groupe ,vous avis une bonne équipe . SVP Mr je cherche a une emploi avec votre sociète SVP donnes moi une chance je suis très intéressés pour cette travaille .finalement désolé pour ma lange francais elle mal un peu
Indeed!!!
Live watching your team keep it comming
You must have learned from the master, the late Larry Haun. I am still watching his videos from time to time so as not to forget.RIP Larry.
U guys are not human u are a well oiled building machine im a visual learner and have really up my game love the fast paced video's outstanding work gents thank you for the videos keep um comin !
Larry Haun, a genius. R.I.P, 💪👍🔨🇺🇲🇮🇪
Should have put a membrane under the floor to minimise any damp rising when the extreme wet weather occurs ,it will make the floor last longer .
Yep Insulation should be in the subfloor for any cold weather👀🤣🤣
Larry Haun was a well oiled nail machine. I don't think I ever seen him use a pneumatic nail gun
I’m just amazed they built this in 37 minutes. Must some kind of record.
Not just the skills but the system of organizing the job site as well as the method of working....a real team effort.
Nice work guys. You're probably the last team in the western world building with common sense. Over here you'd need full fall arrest harness gear and the entire building scaffed...
Why no insulation between the joists under the floor boards ?
These are the coolest duo carpenter I’ve seen.
Thank you. Yes, we are ordinary. Just doing our job
You two look like a well oiled machine together. Nice work.
I admire your carpentry work. Please keep up the awesome work. I enjoy watching your skillful talents. Thanks for sharing! May God continue to bless you and your family amen! 🤗❤️🙏
We will try to continue to delight you with our videos and work. Thank you for being with us. This inspires us very much!
I'm from Poland. 25 years ago i was learned it. Beautiful job. I'm under imprese.
The part where it looks like you’re racing and the handsaw wins 😂
Amazing work!
You guys doing it RIGHT straight off the bat !!! Love seeing the adhesive used for subfloor. Nothing more annoying than squeaky floors
Bom dia aí sim juntou tudo experiência abilidade organização um trabalho muito bem feito parabéns que Deus abençoe sempre 🙌🙌🙌
Muito obrigado. Mas há sempre algo para aprender, e é isso que continuo a fazer.
Me encantan estos trabajos. Saludos desde República Dominicana
Very solid structure! Good job! I ve enjoyed watching master craftsmen at work!
Great work Gentlemen!
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Your teamwork is so awesome! Love it!!!
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Thank you! :)
Videos like this is an inspiration to me!! Great job on tge building!!
Very nice. 👍
I would like to see the rest of this house finished off inside & out.
Are you going to post a video of the completed job?
He's going to wait until it gets 14 degrees out to finish 😳
Tôi cũng sẽ làm một ngôi nhà nhỏ nhưng sẽ làm từ tre . Video của các bạn thật hay và tuyệt vời!
Que buen trabajo, exelente...! Felicidades desde Chile!
I love it! I wish I was as talented as you. Great job.
Amazing work!!!
I've Framed a Few House's.....This one Really Seems Substantially Sturdy..... KUDO'S......👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 .....!!!!!
You guys do fantastic work.
This lumber is amazing. It look like true 2x6
Great Job 👏🏼
True Craftsmanship..👍🏼
Thanks 🤗🙌🏻
아주 좋아요❤😂😅
Man I wish you lived close to me you could definitely frame my house
Tell me, do you have a cold, ventilated attic? if not, then the ventilation gap is too small under the metal tiles
No insulation between the floor joists
Because We are in a rainy and snowy region; it is advisable to insulate the floor after the roof and wind protection on the walls are already in place. Yes, this causes some inconvenience, but the end result and quality are important to us!
@@harshcarpenter I live in sweden , I admire your work , I use the makita Rear handle saw to , I have noticed the batteries aren’t tolerant to minus degrees , and run down very quickly in the cold temperatures, + they will not charge when they are cold , have you had similar problems , I love the saw , thinking of getting a cable version for the winter luke the one you have , I will wait to get the 40 volt version , and see if they have fixed the battery problems
@@jamesjosephkerry7079можно использовать DeWalt dcs577n или аналогичную от Milwaukeee FCSRH66. В Беларуси климат конечно мягче, не такой континентальный как у нас в России. В основном в работе используем DeWalt. Сейчас почти все аккумуляторы это литиевые. Они бояться переохлаждения и глубокой разрядки, но работать в холод можно даже используя для них чехлы.
I thought floor insulation goes in later.
@@jamesjosephkerry7079I don't see any change coming in battery performance until chemistry changes.
For a remote project it's hard to beat a generator with mains operated tools.
Foarte bună treabă!
Felicitări!
Man well done for your very hard working experience bro your Genuine
Leute mit Plan, top Arbeit
Most common sense conviction results not from a finding negotiating activities are a common part of the work.
Nice work,and skills
Impressive
Great job!
Excellent work!
Excellent job!!!
Verry good job. I Lik this. Thanks to guether ❤
Wonderful job guys 🇨🇦
Thank you, Jhon! 🙌🏻🤗
Great vid I must say 👌🏻
I wonder about not having a slab or foundation or insulation.
Y’all are badass😊
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MOUNSTROSO 😃👍🏼
Very professional nice works!
Thanks 🤗
Nice
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Why are you not insulating the space under the OSB sheets..?.. The floor will be very cold in the winter..
Wow, what country you're?I'm from USA working on construction newer seen anywhere this skilled people. Great job. The codes different here too.
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If you do pre-drilling for screws there is less splitting of the wood. 😮
El trabajo es de profesionales
gergaji tangan yang anda gunakan apakah merk bahco?
jika iya saya juga menggunakannya
hello . What glue do you use to stick the plates to the floor? thank you
😱😱😱😱😱🤦🏻♂️estos chavos si son expertos en la Contruction
I thought i would see the finished product🤔
🔥cool💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
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🙏❤️👍💐✋Excellent
What sort of tape are you using on that building paper? I’ve been looking for something that sticks to felt paper for a renovation project on a 1930a house. Thanks!
Green tape is TECTIS Sitko Flex. Siga Rissan is an alternative I’ve seen in Europe quite often, it’s really sticky and flexible. Not sure about the white one.
@@KitpecsSiga tapes are excellent.
Nice job!
Thanks 🙌🏻
What is the value of a Haci house to build it here in Panama?
I did this for many years in San Diego...was a great time...now Im all worn out.
How long nails with this red gun do you use for construction? :)
I like watch for your work :)
What county are your projects?
Why not stagger joints on subfloor?
No wood decking for the roof?
I’d like to buy a copy of the blue prints
I like how you timber is true dimensional lumber (though likely metric) N.Amercan timber has been increasingly getting smaller in scale over the decades +lower grades of wood are being approved for framing 🙄
Why do they not install insulation in the floor.
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Must be in Canada as we don't have that good of lumber here.
Lumber is available everywhere, the question is rather its cost. 😉
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My favorite part is when he switches out the dewalt impact for Milwaukee to get those 6” screws in. Moral of the video dewalt sucks buy Milwaukee.
How many days took time of you this project?
23 days
Why no a ridge vent
Pro
Why not all country legal this nail machine
This is insane to watch,,here in the UK,,99% of UK houses have concrete floors on ground floor,,and to use OSB board is crazy insane,,this is mainly used on shed floors or roofs,,
Belarus, Europe is where the Harsh Carpenter channel is located. Just as said in the video description, what you see here are what is considered best practices for material availability, weather, seismic, and pests.
@@aaronorr5586 what a laughable comment
Suspended timber floors are far superior to slabs, they are cheaper, warmer, easier on the back and a joy to work on for a chippy.
@@TheToolnut not here in the UK,,wood is far more costly,,almost to a point of ""unaffordable ""
@@markb1487 I'm in Ireland and I built a 90 sq mt (approx 900sq ft) workshop. A suspended timber floor with 100mm Kingspan rigid foil backed insulation between the joists. The joists were 7"X2" and 7"X3", noggins every 4', 18mm T+G OSB on top which was glued and nailed (62mm zinc coated ring shank nails) Solid as a rock and not going anywhere. I built it in two phases because of budgetry and time constraints. In my opinion every house should be built over a crawlspace or full basement.
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What music is this ?
Cool 👌🏻 music 😉
Son rapido
I hate these crawl spaces. Spend some extra money and pour concrete slab or insulate the osb board underneath at least. If I had to go with crawl space I would rather use good quality plywood and would at least paint the bottom side to make it little more resistant against the moisture. These osb boards suck. It is just commercial propaganda that tries to prove it better than plywood.
Your right to do as you see fit. It was not our plan to dissuade you or convince you of anything. 🙂 We showed in videos how we do it. Perhaps so you could do it differently. 🙌🏻
Spend the extra money for a basement especially in tornado country. A little misleading from my point of you framing in the winter time looks like a nice summer day to me.
Hear good things about stapling insulated Mylar, just eighth of an inch thick to the bottom prevents rodents and does all those things you’re talking about. I wouldn’t personally use OSB on the bottom where I live in Lane county Oregon, but people in Deschutes county Oregon certainly could because it’s incredibly dry there, so it really depends on your environment.
Concrete slabs are horrible. They are expensive, labour intensive, freezing cold and very hard on the back. Suspended timber floors are the way to go as long as they are properly insulated.
@@TheToolnutplus there's potential to dig out a basement...........
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PUT A COAT ON !!
all money?
Casas de cartón
No level ,no plumb yes they are harsh carpenters!!!!!!
Hi may cob carpenter help yuar
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All that brilliant creativity to build a cold home ….!😢
First of all it’s winter in snow region so NOT a good idea with any logic involved, and the craft is hard enough in good weather
Nice try I almost watched it thinking it was a Larry Hahn video
Terrible way of construction, no floor insulation specially nin a cold environment like that