Efficient Wall Framing Lakeshore Project Part 6

In this video we move from framing and lifting the biggest rakewall on this project, to laying out and framing interior walls. Finally, we plumb and align, but we do it with a bare minimum number of braces. You'll also see how we frame soffits, install the belly band and side the gable before lifting.
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[@mikewithers299]

This is exactly how we used to build houses, minus the strapping for top plates. Your layouts are spot on for accuracy and speed. Im too old and beat up to do this anymore, but it brings back good memories of a well oiled crew. Subbed your channel.

[@jayf9259]

Your video editing just went to the next level with this one ... love the background music during the voice over . Best content you've put out on KZbin to date.

[@AwesomeFramers]

Thanks so much! I'm trying to get better.

[@franciscoestrada7429]

As a fellow carpenter I enjoy watching your videos. I ask myself when I watch your videos if I do too much on my wall bracing and all the stringing we do for walls. Thanks again brother!!

[@matthewwasserman7709]

I watched 30 seconds and subscribed. I'm looking forward to binging your old videos!!

[@joelhuppe3725]

This is amazing seeing you guys work. Im an apprentice and this helps me improve my thinking and skills a lot. Thank you !

[@AwesomeFramers]

Thanks Joel

[@framingbeast720]

I just subscribed!!! I use to go to the home depot library and read your fine homebuilding articles!!

[@dlabajblake1901]

Most places I have worked will frame the wall to the top plate then stand it up and put the bottom of the studs on the layout marked on the bottom plate. Then toe nails it to the bottom plate also we have always done 16in to 18 inch on center in Texas but I'm also learning still to I'm only 24. But it's always bring a incredible sense of pride when your done and it's perfect for the family we built it for

[@MelnicMechanicalGarage.]

This is the greatest channel on EARTH!!! 😎

[@yahmus]

Love watching ya’ll work!

[@2010stoof]

Love that calculator. Im still learning how to use it but it's really awesome

[@jannik7243]

Great Video! Its crazy how different house construction in the US is compered to germany...for example we do all the framing at the company and transport every single wall to the construcion site and put them with a crane in place...very interesting to see that as an german draftsman 👍

[@zephyr1408]

I really like those Paslode guns. I bought the 16 ga (I am a finish carpenter ) and hang a lot of trim with it. I built 4 huge hand rails walls and trimmed them out with it and used it (GC said it was fine) to place blocking the 40’ inbetween them where a big metal hand rail spanned it and was lag bolted thru that top plate into the blocking sucking it right up! It saved me the time it takes to set with my framing nailer and compressor for that blocking! Just a light gun , goes a long way one one can of gas!! Hoping they come out with a 15ga for my doors I hang! Thank u for the video and forum !

[@BWIL2515]

Your comment about interior wall headers with no load ive always used 2×4 just for nailing interior casing but i also do interior trim work great build information

[@noahmyers8037]

I've been really appreciating these videos. It's awesome to see what you do in more detail!

[@Bahbsworld]

Wow, great video format… glad I found y’all!

[@remu2763]

Awesome, great job again, thank you very much. From Québec.

[@ctdieselnut]

The walls being lifted is more like a pop up book for kids than it is a balloon inflating. This style should be called pop up book framing lol. Anyway you can find to get the same quality work done faster is a great thing. Awesome job.

[@joegrimes6485]

Love your videos, not sure on the strapping on the top plates . But I get the time it saves . Very nice job explaining things .

[@kylehamburg244]

Thanks for the great content! Order of operations I tell the guys is key to success. !

[@ajs96350]

Deadpool is back! Love the way you guys work.

[@robthewaywardwoodworker9956]

Anyone that calls you a hack needs to check themselves. Good work guys.

[@T.E.P.]

fantastic work on these vids .... it's going to be exciting to be subbed to this channel and watch it grow. Superb work guys

[@upstateplumbing9995]

That birds eye view has some interesting things going on with those walls

[@shawnallbritton601]

You guys are impressive! Awesome work!

[@southtexasframer4899]

I like what you said. It’s not the wrong way. It’s not the right way. It’s the way you like to do it. I frame houses in Texas. And from watching it seems we do just about everything differently. Cheers. Respect. Love the bags, link?

[@IWANASLAPTHAT]

Just Subscribed, When I saw the thumb nail I was thinking what? Until then end then I got It. Great video Lads keep up the great work. PS I'm From the UK,hehe

[@trelysmagee6184]

I see some influences from Larry Haun. Great job passing on the knowledge. 👍

[@jamaalrose6354]

Absolutely love this man! Can I come work with you for a couple of days. I love your approach. Reminds me of Larry Haun!

[@dlabajblake1901]

I wish more companies frame up Wall like that most companies I have worked for do the wall then the roof structure but the roof is a little out of my league right now tho but I'm learning fast thanks for sharing

[@pablosanchez8765]

Nice job, efficiently done!

[@kyleallen1835]

That was fun to watch ⌚

[@johnhastings1874]

Just amazing.

[@gustavohernandez9287]

Great work

[@adamallen8863]

Great work fellas

[@MEHRANYOU1]

AwesomeFramers, You guys are amazing. I am in Canada with a +11000sqf project, unfortunately couldn't find real distributor for Zip System" Wall and Roof Sheath " here in Toronto area !!

[@eddylopez6598]

Perfect best work👌

[@thedom1678]

Architect weighing in here. NOT A HACK! No load, no header.

[@james2195100]

Great bracing technique

[@shawnbenavente6576]

I love Keliguin!

[@joshwalters348]

Man I'm jealous of siding the wall on the ground. Last house for 2 men it was about a day each gable to sheath wrap side soffit and caulk each gable. Even if that adds a hour that's totally worth it

[@UToobSteak]

We're renovating a 75+ year old house. Most of the doorways have a 2 x 4 header. They've been fine for this long, so I'm sure your non load bearing bedroom door will survive a 2 x 4 header. Lol

[@anthonyz7327]

I use doble 2x4 header to give more wood for the people that trim the door and window that's the reason

[@AwesomeFramers]

Lots of guys do. I've talked to every trim carp who's worked on our houses and they don't care. Might be because our homes don't typically have large casing around the doors.

[@nobodyimportant002]

@@AwesomeFramers Yeah, the finish carpenter that follows me on most jobs would throw a fit if I left less than three inches of solid wood above door openings. He's the type of old-school guy who wants to do everything the same way he's done it for the last twenty years and is uninterested in adapting to anything new. Working around people with that type of attitude really wears me down. To his credit, he is an extraordinarily fast and efficient trim carpenter as long as he doesn't encounter anything new or unexpected.

[@noahoverbye4932]

You guys are Awesome! Ha ha!

[@ivansvanberg9333]

You could put a starter strip on when you side on the ground and but not nail it so when you nail the top it stays bumped out to slip in your piece below hope this makes sense I’m more of a visual teacher 😂

[@MBSK-xw4ff]

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[@Sgten01]

Hey might be a crazy idea, but what if you left the interior walls till roof is done? It always seems to be a race to get the roof on so that you can work in the rain, might be an idea as once roof is done interior framing can be done rain or shine.

[@hameedtalebi2351]

Siding the wide on the ground makes so much sense that I wonder why people don't do it more often. What are the cons?

[@josh_of_the_kaw]

Good stuff

[@davidrose1698]

Rebar in gable plate? Some future anchor point? Thanks for the videos.

[@AwesomeFramers]

😂😂😂 It's the UFER ground sticking up for the electrical panel

[@needaman66]

We cant clad on the ground makes it too heavy. Though we do 2 ft centres in non load bearing and 18in on load bearing. I prefer to work off A1 drawings mainly coz my eyesight is going. What you call trimmers we call jack studs. Are your studs 90mm? We use 90 and 70mm. Headers are always seasoned and kd (kiln dried) hardwood. Ive stepped back amd doing smaller repairs amd renos by myself. Getting too old for framing. Yeah im only 60 but ive abused my body for 40 years

[@carlosmontana8840]

You'd have to be a real hack to be ballsy enough to call you a hack. Nice work.

[@trevorjolley7273]

What framing square is is that you’re using for marking out your windows. I’m really liking the looks of it

[@ericmoraski9102]

It's good to see proper approved hand signals from you and your crew! I'm a smidge older than ya'll so I'm gonna say enjoy it while your physically able! I still frame and hang a little bit! My last hoorah was layout in the Patel mansion outside of Tampa (look it up on google).Pretty much not a straight wall in the place! 5 tier soffits, grand ball room, mosque, library, rooftop bar, wine tasting room, hidden stairwell, outside was sandstone panels that were pre assembled in India, (the whole exterior )and cut and shipped here in About 400 crates, underground parking for 12(in Florida?)without a doubt the most complicated layout o ever did. We had to layout 1'x1' squares on the floors before we could even think about walls (like I said curved walls, free formed radius's! Check it out! 🤠🤔

[@michaelconnelly7695]

Do usually work in areas that don’t require exterior sheathing and connector inspection? I’m from wa too and they want to see all nailing prior to cover

[@tobiehead400]

Hdr not required on interior non load bearing but better to double interior hdr bdcause it is nice to have when nailing on door trim

[@menu3833]

This are the people you want to do your PROJECT/CONSTRUCTION !!!

[@alexeypyzhov120]

"Just put the stupid camera down! Screw it!" greatest moment of the video

[@thegoodstuff7619]

Sorry for a stupid question as I'm not in the construction business but I enjoy your videos. What is a king stud?

[@AwesomeFramers]

There are no stupid questions here 👍👍 A king stud is the full height stud next to a door or window. A jack or timmer stud nails to the king stud but is cut shorter to support the header. The header carries the load above windows and doors.

[@joeymccall7706]

I could have missed it previously, but what compressor are you using for your high pressure coil nailer?

[@Keamackcon]

i do believe it is also a Max compressor designed for the high psi

[@ericlebarron]

I don't have any experience with a 24oc frame wall, so I'm very curious what that feels like for an interior wall in a house. Does the wall shake when shutting doors, cabinets? Does it cause problems with drywall?

[@kerwinloukusa]

It shouldn't... should be just as strong as a house framed 16" oc

[@samt5663]

Opposing crowns on double kind studs. Is there somewhere I can watch this? Link, timestamp?

[@lewisworkshop]

Love the videos, but the music is too loud to hear you clearly at times. Can you adjust your mix in the future? Keep up the awesome content!

[@AwesomeFramers]

yep, will do. Thanks for the feedback.

[@lewisworkshop]

@@AwesomeFramers Thanks!

[@mosch1n]

@@AwesomeFramers hi whats the model number for the mikitha circular saw? Thanks

[@eisgeborener5979]

as a german its really weird to see those kind of houses, cause ive never seen a nearly fully wood builded house. Very impressive and weird at the same time xD

[@Tom-sd5ru]

Ur work is top shelf but I don’t know about 16 gauge for exterior trim. 15 gauge maybe

[@rooster82471]

Good point

[@AwesomeFramers]

The siding manufacturer has a nailing schedule 👍

[@Tom-sd5ru]

@@AwesomeFramers if they say so 👍. More videos please

[@rooster82471]

I love that method of tying the top plates together, does that detail need to be in the blueprints?

[@AwesomeFramers]

Its in the IRC R602.3.2

[@chriswalsh999]

Love the laser level.. Way faster., What's the model number? Can you use it in full sun?

[@AwesomeFramers]

The little Stabila LAX300G? You can for things like this.

[@tiffanywall4178]

Oh God, flat plating is such a hack way to plate. Nail some blocks down o n the line ,then nail a piece of green plate to your blocks an plate that fucker on edge.

[@AwesomeFramers]

Why is that better? Just an FYI, I delete all comments with swearing. Can you comment again without it? These videos are used in schools. Thanks!

[@skliros9235]

Ever use cordless nailers?

[@AwesomeFramers]

Yep, but mostly for pick up framing

[@southtexasframer4899]

Also I damn sure ain’t never seen a three legged ladder. Where are you from/working?

[@AwesomeFramers]

They've been standard here in the PNW since the 80's. Much more stable.

[@mosch1n]

What's the model number of makitha circular saw?

[@skoolboy991]

how long did this house take to frame?

[@merkin313]

why is the rebar sticking up through the floor like that?

[@AwesomeFramers]

It's the UFER ground

[@elruso8675]

Are your coil framing nails 3”x .131?

[@AwesomeFramers]

yep

[@emilechap8573]

👌👍💪👏

[@hammersholstersthehighway4363]

what is that layout square you were using? thanks

[@AwesomeFramers]

There is the Big Foot Layout stick (link in the description) and a discontinued (the black one) Martinez Square.

[@jennifurzoe1302]

Second greatest,why? You ask,this ain't no "RayJayBuilderBuddys".

[@rooster82471]

🤣

[@chrishayes5755]

wish you showed the schematic more often and explained

[@AwesomeFramers]

I appreciate the feedback. I'll work on that for a specific video, that wasn't the intent here.

[@bobbydelcavallo7181]

👍👍👍👍👍💖💖💖💖💖😻😻😻😻😻

[@ronaldoleksy8264]

No need for a double top plate I'd you don't overlap . A top plate overlapped keeps from twisting. Lot stronger......

[@saulmoreno3252]

Siding the gable on the floor is amazing The only problem here is that our inspector won't allow it even with pictures The want to see our nail pattern

[@AwesomeFramers]

We are fortuanate that we can document the nailing, but in this specific area the walls they want to inspect are circled on the plans.

[@xXelitegpXx]

Layout stick? 🤦‍♂️

[@ohasis8331]

Nothing worse than tripping and stumbling all over someone else's rubbish.

[@rufushughes5602]

entertainment is like it's too fast and no detail.

[@tiffanywall4178]

Oh my God, cut your fire blocks and headers, don't layout the fuckin top plate of a rake wall. Dude nail the fire blocks an headers, then pull your tape out an check if your square. I've been a frame in Arizona for the past 25 years, there's nothing I can't do when it comes to wood an nails.

[@rubenvarela4077]

You sound like another guy

[@AwesomeFramers]

So do you

[@rubenvarela4077]

@@AwesomeFramers his has a Chanel on you tube

[@wjthehomebuilder]

@@rubenvarela4077 the other guy is "Matt bangs wood."

[@rubenvarela4077]

@@wjthehomebuilder ok yeah

[@shopart1488]

Had enough of the music and the volume going from low to. outrageous. Not drama just no need to subscribe.

[@AwesomeFramers]

Really? Outrageous? 😂😂😂😂 Sounds like drama class is going well 😁

[@handytbutler7380]

you need a better style of camers, great work but that camera has to go...