Cabin in the Woods: Interior Wall Framing

[@СашаРоманович-м9р]

With Ryan's kzbin.infoUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!

[@villa_grasina]

An absolutely vital way of mind! Respectful attitude to the results in case of reliability, comfort, safety and the senses of a being... Therefore a financial success!!!! Awesome.

[@markmelton8676]

much more respect for you @ 24:00 after you realized you didn't tape the bottom plate after fighting around the plumbing, taking the time to do it right, because nobody else would have know. LOVE THIS CHANNEL!

[@Phil-rs5wl]

It's awesome to see you taking your time and making sure everything is perfect. It has become a rare thing to see people take this much pride in their work, I'm glad to see that there are still people like you out there.

[@fredericrike5974]

Kyle, I suspect you have many more clients than customers; a customer is someone you might only see once even though you do good work- a client is someone you will do very good work for , because they will help sell your future jobs. You work very hard at never doing less than very good work. As a plumber. I have gotten to work around "less good" framers- framers for whom "good enough" was the standard, and some who work like you; I much prefer your style, as it makes it ever so much easier for the 25%, that actually shows, of my plumbing to look great when we finish. Always awesome- the visual symmetry as the parts come together says it all!

[@anthonysmith9410]

I thought I was the only one who is trying to be so precise to the 16th of an inch....and also with the laser I was schooled at a very young age to do it right and everything else will be easier. And I know that I feel great at the end of the day.....I know you and Greg have the same feelings! Great video and great work!

[@johnwallace1729]

Build right , build tight , makes finish work so much easier , and the quality shines thru . .

[@tootallno]

Pride in your work is something that is out of the door and seeing you taking pride in what you do is honourable Same as my thinking when I am putting up buildings. Thank you

[@lopaka76]

Respect for wanting to have it perfect. X number of years ago I was taking a wall tiling class at Home Depot and the instructor has a great point. "No wall is built straight unless I built it myself." Lol The parents house is 40+ years old and there is one comet that stands out like a sore thumb with the tile that we did not see with carpet.

[@everardosalinasjr2812]

You said man!!!! QUALITY WORK!!!! You do your thing...👍👍👍👍👍

[@martinkoenig172]

I could watch this all day, looking forward to the next one.

[@larryh.4629]

Look like a cabin to you?

[@guerro327]

You should never apologize for your exceptional attention to detail and hard work ethic. Love this channel and thanks for sharing!

[@derrickedmundson5813]

Greg can sing, it would nice to hear that. The bantering you 2 do is very entertaining

[@redcanoe2637]

I like your attitude that customers come first because they pay a lot of money, my experience with contractors, if you're not watching them they rush through installations just to get the job done and move on to the next job.

[@smhammer92]

Well, in defense of some contractors they aren’t making six figure incomes off of you tube, and product placements. I’m not defending poor work, but getting to the next job is pretty important as well.

[@jaydensmith3480]

@@smhammer92 exactly if u dont pay enough money there gonna be ppl that dont care we deserve more money for work that is REQUIRED

[@hindukush762]

Kyle must have been a machinist in another life. He consistently works to pubes, milipubes, and RCH's. Great work.

[@1bcordell]

From what I understand, an RCH is the finest measurement known to man.

[@conorlavery4762]

Kyle and Greg........ I've really been enjoying the build so far, it's stunning, but I've also been patiently waiting for the interior fit out...... your attention to detail and precision on the exterior and hidden features is insane so I can't wait to see more results of that same approach inside........ just amazing - and seeing you get a buzz out of your own work is infectious.........

[@frogpondfarmanddairy]

Your attention to detail is amazing. More need to perform quality over quantity. Great Job!!!!!!!

[@greglawrence742]

Kyle, when you ask if we're interested in seeing "any extra process" in the build, have we ever said "no"? You got us all "on the drip" bro. We want to see all the steps. Love the videos, commentary, harassing of Greg, ..... Please keep them coming and we'll keep watching. Thank you so much for your time and commitment to producing this content. Much appreciated. Be well.

[@danschmackers8907]

I'm not a contractor but consider myself a pretty handy at building things, I also make sure everything is as perfect as it can be. Love your build series each one is always a little different with new tricks, methods and new materials that I've never considered before. Keep up the good work can't wait to see how this one turns out.

[@alonzoacosta4263]

You Are the MAN . I Love all your Content Bro . Your attention to detail is just amazing.

[@mountaineer1438]

If only everyone had access to carpenters with your attention to detail. I’ve only came across 1 other in my life, good video.

[@larryh.4629]

You call that a cabin??????? Mountaineer I'm f_ng confused by the fact that no one else has recognized the size of this unit. Cabin my ass.

[@GreenmarkBuilders]

We are really looking forward to seeing your concrete staining in the future. Love the crisp work and clean site, outstanding work guys!!

[@mikesparks3398]

I watch a handful of carpenter/builders on youtube. by far you guys are the best. I've always worked the same way, give it my best...even in stupid stuff like nail patterns and whatnot..lol, keep up the good work!

[@kingarthur4419]

Another awesome video by Kyle, Greg, and the crew. You guys are The Beatles of construction!!

[@marcs5291]

dudes having my guy crown LSL😂😂 unquestionable quality man well done !

[@jlmfoy365]

Kyle & Greg, don't ever apologize for doing things right. Regards Jim UK

[@gertvandingenen1]

Great job. I can't wait to see the finished house. My fiancee an I are also contemplating on building something like this when I move home to Indiana. Love the style and the possibilities you can go with a building like this.

[@waynegardner3289]

You should start a school that teaches proper building techniques for framing and finishing building. There's people out there like me that know just enough about framing to get us in trouble, but not enough to do it properly. I am planning to build a cabin by myself in the near future and your videos help out immensely. Keep up the good work!

[@charlottebrown270]

I absolutely love watching you guys work because you are so precise🤔

[@tomarnold6550]

Love the videos. Amazing work! Your attention to detail and perfection are commendable.

[@jesusespin9941]

Its always a pleasure to see all those fancy tools of yours. Laser length measure uh? Very nice. Cordless framing gun, awesome. Guided circular saw, great. Wish i had some of that. Love your content.

[@garethcole8295]

Keep doing what you do. The way you do it my friend. Accurate and precise. Awesome..

[@jonathanb9429]

Roll out house wrap on the finished floors is what I did. Works good, cardboard can scuff if it ever scoots around wrong. Maybe use both so you have some 'drop' protection? Love the channel, you do excellent work!

[@paulgeorge150]

Nothing wrong with wanting to have things perfect Kyle, just shows the quality of workmanship that you try achieve on your builds. Would you come and build me a shed down under.

[@SD43]

Quality as ever Kyle, nearly 500k people don't tune in to watch bodge it and scarper! Keep it up

[@dabruscar]

On fitting the studs over the hump Kyle. It’s like it grew there is an expression we use here in Ireland.

[@roybrochu5409]

Kyle if you cut halfway through the bottom plate at the door openings it’s easier after the wall is up to remove them.

[@chaseweeks2708]

*more notes for the mental notepad*

[@darrenmarsh2290]

Or leave the trimmers out. When the wall is up cut the plate using the table on a skill saw as a guide. One side of the saw is inch and a half.

[@chaseweeks2708]

@@darrenmarsh2290 I'm not sure I understand how that works. It's not working in my head.

[@darrenmarsh2290]

@@chaseweeks2708 on a Skill Saw, from the leftside of the table to the blade is 1 1/2 inches away. Run the saw against the king stud or jack as some call it. This will give you 1 1/2 of plate sticking out for your trimmer. Remember to set your blade.

[@chaseweeks2708]

@@darrenmarsh2290 interesting method. That blade height would have to be really precise

[@mattheaton5912]

Kyle-There is no crown on the LSL’s, they are engineered perfection! Greg-Then why are you having me crown all these? Kyle (being a control freak)-It’s just good practice. Greg-🤨 😂😂

[@jragadio]

I love the hazing! Haha.

[@chrisgeeseka5168]

I'm glad see true carpter taking the time do it right. Quality over quantity. I'm loving your videos. you should have box wheaties in truck for helper to make sure ready for tomorrow. Lol

[@madsciencegary3830]

I put 4 coats of high traffic wax on after the sealer on my shop floors. That can get scratched up, but it doesn't matter because it's a sacrificial coating and looks great when I rewax it. That way the sealer isn't affected by moving equipment around unless you really gouge it. It just get's mopped on and takes about 1 hour between coats, so half a day to put on 4 coats!

[@BearlyRussian]

Lovin' this build series. The building is looking great.

[@skylerthom6599]

Makes me feel a lot better knowing other people dont mind taking a little more time to do it right. Ive struggled with this my whole construction career so far and sometimes think something is wrong with me.

[@robertlaird6746]

That's a nice project to take your time to get things perfect. I'd do the same thing on all of my builds. Right now I'm building a three and a half story geodesic dome home out of wood with no hub connectors. It's actually a double dome that is connected with a short but very wide hallway. The main dome is a 50 ft. diameter and the other is a 20 ft. diameter. It's a bit over 5342 sq. ft. There are what I call pop outs but I think they are called extensions. My wife and I are building it with our own hands and no hired labor at all. We are building it from the foundation up to finish. We will sell it once done but we are doing the work like you do. Perfection isn't an accident. She is a cabinet designer, builder, finisher and installer. I'm a general contractor but specialize in hi end finish carpentry and framing of all types. Love your channel and I learn a lot. I love the tools you use but haven't invested in new tools in years. All my stuff is getting old and but I take care of all that I have so they are still working perfectly.

[@fjnagle2nd]

You mentioned at the beginning of this video there was radiant heating in the floor. So when drilling for the anchors for the bottom plate, how do you know where the tubing for the radiant heating is? Or is it below the depth of the anchor holes? Just wondering. God bless, stay well.

[@Painfulwhale360]

Oooh! LSL studs! I’ve been wanting to see more about these since I’m a considering them for my open house!

[@2chipped]

At 24:20 is what its like setting an island cabinet by yourself😲. And the installer will thank you for the lsl's being flat .👊

[@michaelburdosh6431]

Can't wait to see the finished product, looking good so far

[@Garth2011]

No worries Kyle on the walls time table. If that is what it takes to be accurate, plumb and level, I think most folks are good with that especially if they are expecting quality work. Our tract homes must have a 1/2" tolerance threshold in the industry as that is what they look like. Custom homes are tighter tolerances but I'm fairly sure not many use the Stabila lasers vs. a Stanley tape measure. I'd have to vote no one the flooring color...shows too much dust and will darken the rooms too much. Lighter shades of colors rule in the long run.

[@constitutional_patriot9329]

Y’all are doing an awesome job Kyle and Greg 👏 I can wait to see the next episode. If you start perfect and proceed perfect you’ll end perfect every time. I’ve seen so many of your build series and I love the work you guys do!! Keep it up

[@russk54]

Nice work guys!! 👌👍 Tool's are everything.

[@wilbready]

Why isn’t Greg mic’d up? It makes me laugh, in a good way, when he sings. We have all been there with the setting of a wall and you forget a step and have to redo it. Great work as always, Kyle!

[@ralphwoodard609]

Love watching you build this place. I think you need to change the title to Cabin Mansion in the Woods. 😎

[@JamesDavis-qi4zy]

Love your work, one thing we do when we build an opening like a door, is half cut the bottom plate, so when time comes to cut it out all the way you don’t run your blades along the concrete. Just a suggestion from Australia

[@mismjames]

You mean half cut on the bottom side of the base plate? Now THAT is a good idea, I never thought of that.

[@JamesDavis-qi4zy]

Yep base plate, we call them bottom plates, saves blades, saves floors.

[@FireflyHill24]

I like how you did the lighting in the ceiling.

[@RedHeadGuitar]

Fun fact, I bought a distance laser just today. :D Moving to a different apartment soon, just planning the rooms, the kitchen and everything. So much easier now than with the tape measure! I wanted a Stabila too, I love their levels. But they only had the Bosch available...well, it's a nice tool also and it'll do just fine.

[@nordyfamily]

That is the coolest hammer drill! Keep up the great work

[@drman427]

Powerful and gets the job done.

[@dannymohaupt3675]

Kyle great video. Love watching them.

[@andrewcarr2431]

@17:10, love the Schwarzenegger Impression

[@hubertwhitlock9968]

I love your precision work

[@paulbeam4499]

WOW Very cool! That's not cheap but like you say, people pay a lot of money for a good job.

[@calibear269]

@ 11:33 “One at a time? Is that all you can do?” 😂 Love the vids, big fan of the channel 👌

[@alank2007]

Love watching these

[@SeeMzFTW]

That Milwaukee framing gun is a beast! Makes me want to quit my job and become a framer lol

[@courtneyjohnson3396]

That's what matters the most to all customers if you do the job right the first time you won't have to do it again i appreciate your honesty i hope to have you all build a dream garage for me someday 💯🆒

[@edwardholmes91]

It's looking fantastic, great work Kyle and Greg. Really excited to see how it turns out :)

[@ckone671]

Love your work Kyle!

[@carpenterkleiv]

Nice job as always guys👍

[@billjenkins687]

I wonder how well this construction would do up in the Wyoming mountains. I like this a lot and may utilize this method there when I retire.

[@yourlongtimefan]

Kyle, I was raised as a blow n go carpenter...we literally ran across the slab, we carried at least 10 studs at a time, and we 1 licked 16d's with our riggin axe before nail guns... If something was a quarter inch out that was the same thing as perfect. We built many tract homes in a day and a half, and they damn sure were good enough. I chuckle often watching your obsession with framing perfection. While I'm sometimes jealous of your tools, you'd drive me fuk n crazy with your methods that won't leave good enough alone. I'd have 2 buildings done in the same time as yours...even with coming back to fix my mistakes here and there. Having said that, I have great respect for your skills..which are mostly surpassed this old time framers'...Jesus was the only perfect carpenter.

[@yourlongtimefan]

@@gene2256 Who wouldn't??? Kyle is the best out there...

[@ronniebaker1989]

love the lazer!!! and bourbon!!!

[@victeixeira9022]

Half a million in coming!!

[@MikeHarris1984]

I couldnt help but notice all new Milwaukee tools and tool bag's, lol. That cordless nailgun seems to be sinking those LVL studs without issue.

[@Danny-xi3op]

Next time you are working on or around a finished floor specifically stained concrete, use tar paper. Relatively inexpensive and it doesn’t have as much memory as the thinner paper rolls and a lot cheaper! Great content

[@haldorplnningdal9006]

so fun to watch this. and the laser system you got is so satisfying also!

[@230879Darren]

Love the series. Such a pro 👏 🙌 👌

[@micbrooks5912]

Professional! As always

[@endyy3yy99]

I would absolutely love to work with you guys one day, might be a bit hard from Australia but is defiantly something i would love to do. and remember Greg, eat your Wheaties and you'll become a big strong boy!

[@mikem5747]

You should do a video on how you got into this industry and how you got started

[@brian2973]

Not sure if this was sarcasm or not, but he has a video of that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gautpIindq2Jea8

[@martinkoenig172]

Perfection takes time.

[@codydonovan7356]

This thing is lookin so good!!!

[@flmmaz]

Kyle- I’m just waiting on Greg to help me pick up this 40’ 2X12.... The Crazy Framer- hold my beer.....

[@donalddavis3308]

Are you concerned about hitting the radiant heat coils when drilling in the floor, or are they deep enough you don't have to worry about it.

[@Alexanderbuilds2001]

I was wondering the same thing 🤔

[@jleote]

Same question here,

[@russellv6234]

They know the layout of the building when they put the tubes in and avoid wall and drain area.

[@traxxasman417]

Just depends on if they ran it all through the side to side or used the wall layout when running the different zones. If they ran all the way through then hopefully the took pictures and measurements of where pipes are.

[@blue1777gmail]

The walls have a foundation under them. The radiant tubes won't be ran through the foundation.

[@Ty1on3twelve]

Finally something exciting to watch before the football games begin today.

[@KadilakHomes]

We love these videos!

[@ackack612]

.....yeah, I'm thinking this is one long ass build....but the hoped for end product is intriguing and, I hope, worth the wait.

[@jerrygania4458]

Great job guy's!

[@Chiquillin1984]

You know I been watching almost every video of this building and I just noticed is a balloon frame 😂 anyways I hate that Cain of framing but the reason I like your videos is that perfection seeking work that you do keep it up man 👍

[@rhysbriden5777]

Kyle is the only thing that helps my OCD

[@HippieHillHomestead]

Another great video. Always do it correct/ Great job

[@freddien7]

You guys make it look soo damn easy, and do such a great job,!! Is there a time limit on the build? its been going quite a while, I just enjoy what ever job you do, I worked on a building site for 8 years soo ive seen it all, the good sub contractors, & the bad, I beams were just coming into the UK as I was about to retire, so saw a few used, we were using safety bags in our buildings, long sausage like bags filled with foam capsules, we put in before anybody did Height work, times have changed, good job guys thanks from the UK.

[@moose1164]

It's taken you a "longer" time to do this build because you actually take pride in your work. Let the finished product speaks for itself. We all see it. Nothing has to be said here. This also speaks volumes about you as a business owner and builder. You actually go the extra mile to produce a better product. Having that type of mindset will only make your business prosper that much more in the long run. Sadly, this is the standard that a ton of companies follow. The majority of owners/builders nowadays is all about quantity over quality.

[@1337tiny]

Thx for all your videos you inspire me to do more but listen that old beat up hammer, send it to denmark and i will give some good times hehe

[@timsheteron7903]

Working Smarter not Harder!! Nice job. Maybe the scissor lift can help lift some of your plywood up to the second floor?? Or not??

[@dennis2376]

Looking very cool, thank you. :)

[@marianmarinescu4329]

it's perfect now , the audio ! gj

[@davidc8560]

Yes the mic helps a lot! Thanks!

[@unclepaul8331]

You are the best! I like yr work🛠️💪

[@jimshoe6828]

Kyle, how did you injure your back? I was up in a lift and picked up a really heavy LVL that was below my feet and set it on the post. 🤔😏 Take care of your body, it is the only one you get. Looking awesome 👍👍

[@kenknight4560]

Great work from a 2 man crew. How do you not hit the in-floor radiant heat tubes when screwing walls into the floor? You might want to cover that.

[@250zxSkeeter]

Great work guys, but I am curious why you cut the bottom door plate before anchoring the wall to the concrete.