10 Day House Build: Day 6 - Fascia & Roof Complete!

[@MattBangsWood]

I lost a lot of audio on the roof due to the college kids next door bumping music while playing beer die nearly naked - sounds made up, right? Go to 12:28 , lol.. Therefore not much was shown up top, it's just fascia and sheeting, luckily! What do you think of the QuikStik from Simpson? Would you use one? Can find more info here: www.strongtie.com/products/go/fasteners/quik-stik-rafter-fastening-system The Simpson Rep was great, dude had a killer sense of humor and insisted we record Q doing his 360's after driving a 6" screw in. The amount of time you save vs. H1's are insane! Best bet, our next build - we'll be using these! Let's hit 22,000 Subscribers today! B A N G O N !

[@lorenrickey5481]

Definitely going to use Simpson's quikstik system on my next house. Simpson sent me a plastic setting tool a couple of years back that still required a ladder to install the screw. Being able to work from the deck is safer and a tremendous time saver.

[@hammertime7349]

Just a thought from a old man but would it be easier to cut ur notches in ur gable rafter when it’s on the saw horses rather then up in the air like that. Plus cut all of ur look outs to length on the ground instead of doing all that in the air. Are roofs are normally like 8/12 10/12 and we frame a little differently here in Wisconsin and maybe you can’t even do that because you won’t be able to get it straight I’m just asking but I love your videos and your work ethic.

[@dustinmcfarlin4338]

Not gonna lie, seeing you way up there makes my palms sweaty every time and I'm pretty sure I lose about 10 minutes from my heart life. Lol

[@MrDMASTA310]

Aye! I been a fan of this channel for some years ever since I was building ADUs wit a GCs crew. Bang on MBW.

[@rodrigobenzoni2487]

Hi Matt : What an amazing video, the quality of work you guys have just inspired me to improve my skills !!!! It I a shame I am not longer living in the U.S. But still fateful to the Chanel......just trying to introduce this tripe of construction in my community in Argentina. Keep up with the good work

[@ZsoltFabok]

Neat trick with the rope/belt to prevent falling pieces to fall ;-)

[@vansage2691]

Dude Pops broke out the leather whipping belt to catch those rafter tails! That was epic and at least he didn't use it on you for leaving them so long....maybe it was his fault since he might have been the cut man that day. lol That quick drive truss screw is sweet. Perkins Brothers builders out of NC demonstrated it in their vid. Supposedly the inspector is supposed to see the orange screw head but I guess its on how far its driven in. I'm sure that will be a adjustment and something to watch for. They put the crotch of the tool at a angle on the top plate like Q did and drove the screw. No matter what that is way faster than H1's or any other sort of connector and positive placement gun.

[@saulmoreno3252]

I've been using Simpson truss screws for a bit but that extension...damn gonna have to get one

[@xXPeRFecTz]

What’s up Matt. And everyone else watching this video right now. Does anyone have any tips on overcoming fear of heights? Recently just got into construction work and we’ve been working on a project casita and balcony build. I can see that every framer just walks on the top plates and trusses like nothing. Holding either lumber or tools in their hand without hesitation or something to grab on for stability. I’m not able to learn and help my foreman when he has to get on the top and explain things that I don’t know. I’m either on an 8ft ladder on the second to the top step peaking over or standing on the roof when it’s been sheathed. So I’m wondering if you, Matt or anyone else in the comments, ever had this problem when they first started? I’ve always had a fear of heights and I even struggle working from a ladder. Ive only been on top for like 3 days now and it’s just a struggle for me. I’m on the ground hyping myself up, thinking it’s nothing, then once I get eye level to the roof, I blank out. I freeze for a quick second and I rethink if I should keep going up. Any tips would help. I even tried research but I want it from a construction worker pov. My foreman monkeys around when he’s standing on the trusses (with safety of course) only to scare me. I even get scared watching him standing on the edge to nail on the fascia. I get on the ladder to do that. Lol. Great video btw. I’m learning a lot at work as well as from you and other youtubers.

[@wadebarret100]

xXPeRFecTz I started like that I was afraid of heights I couldn’t even walk on 2x6 plates, it takes time, now I walk on 2x4 plates like nothing, another coworker told me not to look out side while your walking, focus on the plates.

[@saulmoreno3252]

Just time and practice. Respect the height but dont fear it.

[@jbll36]

Hello Matt. Kudos on getting the roof sheathed and facia on. Your crew works well together. Maybe it's time for a raise? Can't wait for the next video. Enjoy the day. Ray L

[@zacheagle3018]

Looks like that attachment will save you some serious time!!

[@brandonwilliams2456]

I hope OSHA never sees you standing up there with out a full body harness🤣

[@Dan_the_Great_]

Yup.

[@mikesenesouk531]

Perkins Builder Brothers went over that tool last month.

[@cencoast_7.340]

Now Matt's doing it this month, you're welcome.

[@rogeliogalindo3761]

What’s that fun you guys use for the hardware? Looks way better than the Tico guns we use haha (way less noise also)

[@TheRicardoal100]

Great job👏👏👏, this method of construction(wood) is new for me, I'm brasilian, we work with brick to build walls, but the is so dangerous stay on up high 😱😱😱

[@austinwohlmuth702]

Question have u dropped a circular saw when cutting rafters I think it was?

[@corptusion]

Supposed to use the extension level (screws go in on an angle, it vertical)

[@LETSGOBRANDON13]

Those lags are all we use in Michigan for trusses instead of hangers. Much faster

[@DrPowerBoy]

Do you ever do roofs with trusses and 2x6 fascia planed out ? I’ve never done a hand cut roof looks interesting

[@gospartans86]

Love that dust port!

[@peterhanson3962]

Is the spray you are using on the mitres adhesive or is it to protect the wood once it’s been cut?

[@MattBangsWood]

Just used to seal ends.

[@jeremychmielecki6370]

When nailing down plywood why would you not use a coil nailer like sheathing nailer from bostitch

[@MattBangsWood]

Nobody in a 250 mile radius uses Coil Nails. Nobody carries the nails at lumber yards, Home Depot does, but none of the yards we use.

[@lorenrickey5481]

@@MattBangsWood Not Matt, I use Max coil roofing nailer and a Max coil siding nailer, but I've never tried a coil framer. With all the shear nailing requirements I might have to give it a spin.

[@jeremychmielecki6370]

I love your framing videos

[@niccomaker]

@@MattBangsWood we have the same problem in San Diego but the guys at White cap will get em for us.

[@mrcupcakeman32]

@MattBangsWood what type of facia material is that?

[@juulliann1389]

Hey Matt i asked you a couple weeks ago on what kind of air hose i should buy and i went with your advice and got a poly hose 1/4 inch but that thing gets tangled so bad like a pretzel might have to go back to rubber

[@MattBangsWood]

Does it really? All we use is poly. I’ve got probably 1,200’ of poly.

[@MattBangsWood]

Question: When you bought it, did you stretch it out and leave it in the sun all day? Anytime you buy a hose they’re bundled up so tight, that they twist all day long.. You HAVE to unravel them, lay them out straight in a line, and let the sun hit them for the day.. Then when you roll them up, they’ll take better shape and not tangle.

[@lorenrickey5481]

Get a Flexzilla hose. Lays flat.

[@juulliann1389]

No i did’t do that I’ll give it a try thanks for the reply’s Matt, big fan of the channel and also I’m very interested in that cordless skilsaw can you make a video on it because im going to need to start saving to buy it if its good

[@Angelheartbiotrauma]

Forgot to sheer these.. too funny. Good job Matt keep up the good work.

[@sprintcarguy03]

Hell of a job

[@Aepek]

Still like putting dust chute in “handle” to help direct where sawdust flies to; as this Saw has a snow blower of a dust chute😂

[@jacksparrow2284]

What's the name of that tool that was attached to the drill?

[@johnfallon8597]

Awesome job guys

[@surebrah]

What is the fascia material? Doesn't look like regular lumber, hardie or pressure treated. Keep up the great work.

[@MattBangsWood]

Primed Fingerjoint 2x14”

[@ykciR]

You should do a q&a video with your dad lol. Would be interesting to hear how he started and more about you.

[@toolsavvyhandymanservices7736]

I'd be interested in seeing that.

[@MattBangsWood]

I’d be interested in getting him on camera! LOL

[@nicholasameline7362]

sounds like my dad

[@cameronberry4758]

man that dust chute on the skilsaw was blowing right in your face cutting at an angle wasnt it

[@danielanaya7989]

I would love to use those instead of using h.25

[@genevaurquhart8130]

Looks awesome! How do you like the Skill cordless compared to the 36 volt Makita ?

[@jeremychmielecki6370]

What length of tape measure do you prefer to used

[@MattBangsWood]

35’ for laying out - 25’ for wall framing. This whole video series has been 35’.

[@jeffweaver955]

That tool is the best!

[@lambertleigh2452]

Hey Matt just Subscribed...good stuff u do there...i learned couple things..thx...keep up the videos...

[@FritsvanDoorn]

Outstanding! Beautiful.

[@bowhunting1013]

Do you like the skil saw or the Mikita? Another great video keep em coming

[@birdman17038]

Hey man I love watching your videos. I build as well here in NC. Nowhere at the level you guys are doing it at though. Question.. Where do you get your different colored Carpenter Pencils from? I see you had neon orange this video and in another video it was neon green. I want to get some of those as they would be easy to find in the tool box etc. Keep up the awesome work brother. Dedicated viewer here!

[@Dan_the_Great_]

Hey bud what’s the name of that tool attachment?

[@nativeglory5324]

Awesome work guys!!

[@ID-hz1ju]

Bangville 🤘

[@DailyMobbin]

Great video as always!👏🏼 I have one question Matt.. where does someone go or how can someone get their contractors license? If you don’t mind answering(:

[@661FORD]

By any chance they still selling those hardware nailer

[@lorenrickey5481]

Jaime Alvarado check out GripRite gr150 @ Amazon

[@661FORD]

@@lorenrickey5481 thanks

[@brandonsather4580]

What are the dimensions of the house

[@yyoohh]

What’s the song on 13:02

[@JohnnyMotel99]

what's the yellow spray for?

[@MattBangsWood]

Just a sealer for the cuts, could have used end sealer primer they sell at lumber yards, but anything works.

[@JohnnyMotel99]

MattBangsWood not from USA, U.K. in fact...it’s interesting to see how you guys put up houses. Here it’s several weeks if not months from foundations to finish.

[@snazzyusername]

What's the osb price in your area? 7/16

[@sttm1283]

as an apprentice ive been told that plywood is much better than osb. but every video i see on youtube they all use osb. is it because of the price? osb is like half the price per sheet.

[@alexmitilica99]

Honestly I dont give a fuck about price. Osb is a much straighter product that dosen't warp. Osb should never hit water anyways unless it rains on the job. I've almost fell through plywood before. I've lost all faith in plywood and mainly build with osb as it feels way stronger

[@chinochino4679]

Confused H1s

[@farsideofhell7644]

10:34 what song I forgot the name

[@MmmmGoodBoy]

FAZEGAMER94 Under The Bridge 👍🏻

[@farsideofhell7644]

Yup

[@cencoast_7.340]

I have a set of the same Occidental suspenders Matt has if anyone wants some..

[@chinochino4679]

Yes ... How much

[@cencoast_7.340]

Just cover shipping is all. Just want someone to get some use out em. Where you at?

[@chinochino4679]

I am in indiana

[@chinochino4679]

@@cencoast_7.340 want an address

[@toodlican]

You guys.. Pretty awesome crew.

[@MattBangsWood]

We try to stay movin’! Appreciate it.

[@allenolsen5844]

What is H1 ??🤔

[@sttm1283]

1:41 what tool is he using?

[@lorenrickey5481]

Palm nailer for shear fastners. Rap a nail.

[@gamingflower1755]

awesome video bro

[@timperrigo3827]

Just stopping in, what’s up?

[@DIRTCINEMA]

i want to build a house now...

[@MattBangsWood]

Let’s build you one. 🤷‍♂️

[@dylanmounsey7515]

Tallest pitch overframe everyone’s done before??? Comment urs mine is 21/12 up in Canuck country

[@MattBangsWood]

4/12!

[@dylanmounsey7515]

MattBangsWood wow you must slay sheathing even on a bad day lol

[@MattBangsWood]

Never had a bad day sheathing. 😂😂😂

[@cencoast_7.340]

26/12 on my tree fort

[@saulmoreno3252]

Mine has just been a 12/12 with a couple of dormers

[@dmiz12]

Where are the hard hats ?

[@rasheemsanford9348]

😂😂😂 @ the last 1 second of video

[@Indicafatbud]

wish you would of left that overhang on the roof.

[@MattBangsWood]

4’ +? I don’t like the look, personally.

[@Indicafatbud]

@@MattBangsWood yes it protects the house from water, makes them last twice as long.

[@danielanaya7989]

How much is that whole hurricane screw setup

[@lorenrickey5481]

Quikstik runs about $175

[@jredp15]

How come you don’t introduce the team?

[@MattBangsWood]

Quintyn has made appearances from time to time. Cameras roll all day long, the older guys aren’t too keen to jump in front and talk. Different generations! I grew up on iPhones and KZbin, they aren’t too fond of it. My Dad has supported what I do since ‘17, but won’t make an appearance.

[@lorenrickey5481]

@@MattBangsWood could you insert pop ups with names every now and then?

[@scottm3130]

You guys need to get some eight foot ladders. OSHA would not be happy seeing you guys standing on the top rung.

[@MattBangsWood]

They’re on another site. We need to get a few out of storage!

[@ArceBowls]

Spin it! LOL

[@arsenicomaggio7407]

la casa coi legnetti del ghiacciolo...

[@johngee4688]

🤘🏼

[@nukleus-sj9yb]

He said u just loss your job and he didn't like that

[@RealisticRick27]

It's never funny to joke about someone losing a job.

[@nukleus-sj9yb]

@@RealisticRick27 u right

[@MRRED7777]

I like ur feet protection shoes

[@jamesboxold9671]

Buy a lul

[@RealisticRick27]

No gloves. No hardhats. No tie offs. No steel toe boots. Yikes!!!! Laws are obviously different here. You're not concerned about losing toes or crushed feet? I enjoy your videos alot and you're smart as hell but mother of god, get some boots young fella! Also to add.....I puked 5 times on the couch watching you walk that roof line. Gotta clean up!

[@MattBangsWood]

I have a partnership with Ariat Work Boots. We keep our crews very small, we don’t work with many.. Partially because we have to trust one another. I don’t wear boots on the roof - I can feel my steps in Vans. Sorry you’re not digging it! Different animal here for sure..

[@RealisticRick27]

@@MattBangsWood I started wood working this past fall. I bought a ton of tools and spent a fair chunk of change. One day I decided to get drunk while in the shop, it was hot as hell and I felt the need to have 9 beer. Next day was rough. Woke up and went back into the shop. An hour later I was in the emergency room with a finger I turned into hamburger from the table saw. It happened so fast and quick I didn't even know it until something felt weird. Ever since then I have slowed down and stopped the 9 beer intake lol. I'm down to 2 beer only and that's after I unplug all power tools. Lesson learned!! 😊

[@RealisticRick27]

I should add that I helped build two garages from concrete up with an index finger wrapped and covered for 2 months. The 8th week I took the wrap off and it grew back. It's seriously screwed though. No feeling and when it's cold outside that finger is ice cold instantly. It's also worth mentioning I can't pick my nose properly anymore because I have no feeling left. 😣