Building a House Ep 2 - Marking out for Windows/Doors

[@mcleaniechris]

Another banger vid, enjoying the series and it’s keeping me sharp. Thanks Dave

[@lordpickle8424]

Hehehe, the cat paw prints on the slab and the beat up old Stiletto.

[@gmtoomey]

So you are the builder, planner, foreman, apprentice supervisor, wall framer, roof trusser, carpenter, videographer all in one.

[@judge462]

Just called being an aussie carpenter.

[@ultimateadventuresblog6564]

yeah, thats what an aussie carpenter is... when there is a problem, the carpenter sorts it, when there is a question, everyone asked the carpenter, when the builder haas a problem, the carpenter sorts it... but hey

[@VijayDahiya-e2c]

Bro you are the best carpenter 👍

[@anthonystroud1247]

I know the plans say 2700mm high ceilings, but using that height, the plasterers are going to have to cut every bottom wall sheet in the house. We do 2735mm walls which allows for 2x 1350 plaster sheets with plenty of play. This seems like a mistake to me…

[@ultimateadventuresblog6564]

yep agree

[@judge462]

Hes learning, hopefully he reads the comments!

[@TheBoufhead]

That's what a ribbon plate is for. Double top plate gets you to 2735mm

[@johntingey7103]

its 25mm of play if the ceiling gets sheeted first . and then theres whatevers on the floor (tile, timber carpet etc) so its not much.

[@jamessadler9175]

Do you ever add on 20mm to stud height to allow for ceiling plaster and flooring??

[@TheBoufhead]

That's what the ribbon plate does/is for

[@JeffreyLaundess]

Not when he's included it in his overall measurement.

[@ultimateadventuresblog6564]

good vid mate. the chippy life hey

[@JeffreyLaundess]

Another thing to note is to check that everything is working for bricks. Was hoping to see how other people do it.

[@robbiemustac8907]

I used the small bluetti to run my max compressor and had the solar blanket and never went down below 60%

[@LukeReiher]

Bro when you vut your wall plates nail them togetger first then cut the top one it will score the bottom one move the top one to the side and cut the bottom one perfectly the same length every time.

[@marcdog350]

we mail them together and use an 8,1/4 inch saw which will cut both at once saves double handling

[@kingspearfish]

fun watching your videos sir. any chance i can apply/work for you sir?

[@jass7899]

Cut on site, seems intense Far out alot of work

[@judge462]

Ive been doing this for over 10 years in the aussie summer. Some morning ill cut 3 tonne worth of studs before 9am then spend the rest of the day nailing them together and have them all stood before going home.

[@Kvorning0]

ddc

[@IsmailAzhar-z3c]

Hi Sir I'm interested in ur company for carpenter job but I'm working in Dubai now as carpenter 🪚 I have a 7 years experience in the Gulf

[@jeffgerat4733]

Buy a new hammer man, you spent how much money on all those tool kits to review and you’re still using that one with no handle?

[@TheSpiderstone22]

Maybe it’s his lucky hammer