PRO Construction Tips from a Master Framer's Jobsite Walk Thru!

[@stevenowell]

Great video. The A team gets it done

[@patrickkenny2077]

Watching other videos I kept wondering if a Rotator was in your future. Would love to see how you guys pull it off with some of your tricks.

[@missulu]

The interaction of the steel and wood is a beautiful thing! You definitely need a rotating lift. Thanks for the awesome video!

[@kitsurubami]

Thank you for sharing. I've never done any framing, but I enjoy learning about this fascinating profession.

[@jefff6167]

Wow, Ben’s amazing. Thanks for taking the time to create this video.

[@criss7998]

such a sick video and very cinematic

[@pcatful]

Good point now that you say. Higher production value!

[@pcatful]

Great discussion. Do you offset beams DOWN to compensate for joist shrinkage? This is nuts with all the different joists, but that is what we did in commercial projects that always had flush beams and dimensional lumber joists.

[@steveA123]

Great video (as always)! Super clean, super organized site. Definitely looking at that x-factor taping detail with the winter coming up. Also, that's the most I've heard about O.G. Kyle in a long time. Keep wondering what ever happened to him. Miss seeing that guy on these. Hope he's doing well.

[@rs2024-s4u]

I shoot (ramset) whenever I can all my hangers Wood and Metal 1.5mm+ studs into steel col. and I beams where sometimes the flanges and web are thicker than a half inch, but the gun shoots the pins/studs/fasterners w/o an issue, labor savings and strength are compelling. Have you ever tried using a gun for the steel beams? That is a complicated material mix what a nice job. Super smart tip leaving columns height adjustable until siding and floors are installed grout must be messy unless mixed very thick/stiff maybe he uses a joint compound bazooka for grout install. Ray

[@VillelaHN]

Awesome job site.

[@DooRstoper]

Cool channel . Thought you said he read my articles in jail 😂

[@DavidPannell]

I have a house in Fort Worth, TX; I need this steel framing to dig out the basement.. Do you know anyone local that does this type of framing.

[@chriscook5875]

Ben is awesome

[@kitsurubami]

practicalist = pragmatic :)

[@mr702s]

That floor is insane... I don't like inconsistencies, an OCD nightmare

[@h2s-i9o]

Gypcrete the 2nd story floor

[@mestiza1776]

17:49 wait. How is that truck going to get out of that spot??😮 19:11 ok. So I wasn’t just being a dodo. 😂😂😂

[@UNKPCRIDE]

what is the purpose of sheathing the underside soffit with 3/4 ply? vs leaving it open and other soffit material to be used.

[@BWIL2515]

Thanks for sharing on a fine Saturday morning but what a headache all the different components floor joints people designing have never ever even built a dog house sorry can't tell how many times I've had to fix a design problem well it was a fine Saturday morning but now I have a headache aww memories 😊

[@BigTee-lp7qu]

Steve Bazak and a plate of food, who would'a thought!!!😅😅😅😅😅

[@rickbudrow2230]

I live in MidCoast Maine. I hope you enjoyed your visit and had a good lobster roll..

[@AwesomeFramers]

We had a fantastic time, but next year was plan a fall colors trip through Maine

[@steveharkins279]

Getting my popcorn and lawn chair ready,,, who is writing the contract, and what’s in the fine print? Love yea man. The porta john better not have any breakfast wrappers in it, that is just rude.

[@pcatful]

Seems like you guys could talk for days, and had to cut it off for your own good! Sounds like fun!

[@joshbryant7363]

Rock, SCISSORS, ?paper?… where are you from??😂😂

[@steveharkins279]

Hand kiss from the lips,,,, just perfection.only 3 things I would suggest. Bring the steel fabrication in house, ask the engineer to narrow the steel to I stock Square stock & flat stock Then have the steel fabricator stay 3 days ahead of you on site.and can do daily fabs. 2 - go to 1 inch steel concrete thread rods with jam nuts. 3 - Jackass sawhorse in 10 foot by 3/16 steel 36 tall. Again, hand kiss from the mouth, just perfection.

[@jamesoncross7494]

Where is the septic for all of that? That would never fly in the USA. They would never let you build that big or that close to the water. Crazy build. I think they over-engineered that build.

[@actionjack84]

I paused to comment he saying they nail blocks on top of their joist that are going into hangers so the tops all set flush and then they put the hangers in after the fact is that what's going on?

[@chrisestill8825]

Yes

[@hankclingingsmith8707]

No big deal..all our builds near the shore are like this. It only takes money

[@jybuis3939]

Sad to say, and it will be a terrible loss for all of us, but Steve Baczek looks like he's heading for an early grave.

[@steveharkins279]

Could you start out the video, explaining what architecture type this structure is? This tells me where “0” is and where you are going. Is it a “craftsman “ - ok I know where you are going. There are over 57 architectural designs, please start from”0”. Is it , Victorian? Then I know where you are going. Does this guy know how to work with steel & wood to span? Am excited, to learn something new, having worked on most Jekyll Island cottages from the late 1800’s Good luck. And have at it.

[@steveharkins279]

The “third” cost,? of this build is how much to insure it VS morgage payment? Per year? I am running out of answers on that one. And F you KZbin 404, I beat you.