I would treat that near miss as a warning. Wear head protection.

Don’t do it the overspray is crazy. Finish is good but it’s just not worth it at all

I thought we should be using vapour barrier on bare ground, then nothing at all with the insulation, except a bit of netting to hold it up?

We’ve recently started a restoration project and one of the issues we knew we’d have to tackle was the limestone foundation above ground basements that are cracking at a higher rate now because they’ve been repointed with cement mortar rather than lime mortar. How would you suggest I get the metal-hard concrete out without damaging the stone? Cheers!

Protective ear defenders for cutting but no eye protection when nailing.

We had a caravan site, we used hardboard shiny site up & grease under the tyres, little push with a tractor or pull with a winch & hey presto ! Always level the middle axle first, then front to back.

Cool 😎

Do you know if you can build a wall with these I studs by fitting a sole plate, top plate and then fitting the studs in between??? It seems to be the method carpenters choose for internal stud walls AFAIK, which isn't that far admittedly :).

Really enjoying this build - we are just at the horrid groundworks phase so this gives me hope and the way you are building is very inspiring for sure 👍🏻

Is the great extent of that wall 🧱 is it strong enough when we get real strong winds it won't buckle in ?

CDX crap I’d rather not have a house than one built with wood chips and glue. Total death trap for firefighters

double stud walls = a much warmer house...

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Code for us are studs that are 16” on center for walls. Those vertical I shaped walls look like they are about two feet apart. Just curious about your building codes.

All looking brilliant Tim ... but please get some safety glasses on when using the nailer.. you only have one pair of eyes .. look after them

Hi Tim, loooong time follower, I just wonder if you wake up in the night stressing over how much everything costs in this build? It must be mind boggling!

Another great video 👍 Just slightly worrying how close your hand is to the nailer for the initial fix. Only takes 1 nail to skew out ... ouch!

I think you will have put a tracker on each of your children so you might be able to find them when you move in if they try and hide from you. 😅😅

Should be putting rigid foam foam between the osb webbing and the door Framing also in the headers.

keep your spare hand away from that nailer. its hurts when they skew out trust me

Timber , that was close 😂😬

Looks like you are taking on progressively bigger sections as you go along! You should arrange a factory visit to James Jones - I'm sure the production process would be really interesting! 😁 (Oh, and you would get the chance of a wee holiday to the Moray coast - BTW it's beautiful! And there are also a few distilleries...)

Just wondering if there was a detail or consideration for deflection of the steel roof truss under snow load onto the timber framing top plate and subsequently through the wall framing?

Nice system .

@14:25 Buster Keaton would be impressed! 😀

Can't quite believe nails are enough! Looking g good

Starmer what’s one of those tea shirts For each of his cabinet.

DPL to the DPC to the LVL. Bones of a rap there!

Looking mighty fine👀

Nearly a close call with the packing for the door. That could have been interesting. Lots of progress. Keep on truckin. 👍

you never know when something is going to fall on your head...

Coming along nicely Tim should be proud of yourself can’t wait for next video

Genuine question Tim... What are the benefits of these joists over effectively a double skin of standard 2x4s? Seems like you could make the cavity 300 or more, webbing wouldn't be in the way of services and there would be no thermal bridging...

Ooooo shiny!!!! A lovely new shiny nail gun.......

He's got a USA framing beard for this one folks !

Hi Sir, where did you buy that rruber cup ?

Aaahhhh! Kid in a sweet shop... you can feel the excitement !

I really enjoyed this vlog. Excellent stuff 👏👏👏👍👍👍

We were shipping tons of JJi joists out to Australia from southampton docks last year, so it must be decent stuff 👍

I hope this message finds you and the family well! I wanted to take a moment to share some thoughts regarding your KZbin videos, which I’ve been enjoying and following for some time now. I appreciate the effort and passion you put into your content. Your insights and perspectives are certainly valuable! However, I’ve noticed for a while now that of your videos contain a lot of verbal content. While your explanations and commentary are informative, I believe balancing this with more visual content and actual building work would enhance the overall viewer experience.

Followed your channel for a few years and I’ve got to say this is such a brilliant series!! The scale of the whole project is crazy those studs are unbelievable. We’ve not long finished a build of our own and watching this project I really inspiring me to maybe tackle a build aiming for passive standards in the future! Keep up the great work, and if you ever need a labourer I’d absolutely love to come and help out one day! 😊😊👍🏻

Make some jigs! :-)

Great video, love the idea of using I-Joists as wall studs! I've just finished renovating the vast majority of my house, but have plans for a little 6x5m extension off the side in the future - I was planning on a conventional timber framing, but after seeing those i-joists as both the joists and the walls, I'm sold; brilliant idea! A somewhat nosey question, but from one "advanced DIYer" to another - how do you financially support this? I'm having to work a full-time job (albeit from home) whilst doing all this work, and I'm barely making ends meet - this project of yours is vast to say the least, so I'm curious - is this all from sponsors/youtube revenue? A very nosey question, but out of curiosity as opposed to jealousy!

Hi, Great channel. I've been enjoying your quest in building your own. I, too, have been building my own and coming to the end using ICF. Just think you can also add another twist to your tee shirt...swap do I have to "have I" enough tools? Best of luck, I will keep watching with interest.

Easy Peasy, or as we say up here Doddle. Onward and upward.

Loving this series. We use JJI's rivals for I Joists but the principle is the same and we will need to try JJI out. Wonderful product to work with, arrives dry so is light and easy to handle. Like you allows you to pump full of insulation and keep a breathable building. It's also going to be silent inside with that amount of wood fibre. Those glulams looks finish grade 😍 could put them in a piece of furniture!

Nice work Tim and Tom. I have been looking forward to this framing video for a long time. As in you're case too I'm sure!

Did you consider SIP PANELS?

Important question, where is the CHICKEN we missed her while you laid the slab now we want her back !!!! I do hope you are putting a chicken flap in the wall somewhere, would have to be a double airlock one of course 😂. Loving the build, like you I love timber framing. You are taking it to another level, very jealous.

The entire tone of the video now that you're using timber and starting to see the actual structure is great. You look so much happier.