How to build a house alone S.5 Ep.6

[@theoriginalbuggins]

I love the moment when you balance the winder on your head and take a breath! No sh*t!

[@samstein1822]

Mad respect getting that beam with the hangers into both hangers by yourself. I know how hard that is.

[@Senpany_kit_abuse]

You’re a badass carpenter dude. Most productive one man gang I’ve ever seen.

[@andrewcarr2431]

Time for a case of beer after that staircase installation....what a guy!

[@UnionCarpenta]

3:51 NAILED IT!!! Good Job bro!

[@laitang2004]

My joints hurt just watching this guy.

[@10Briguy]

footage looks amazing this time

[@user990077]

I could never make a video like this. It would be one bleep after another because I would be cussing up a storm trying to get those stair sections in place. Nice job!

[@vaurain]

I was a framer for 25 years... Watching your vids makes me miss it. Skål! to you, keep up the good work🍻

[@frank-to7lu]

25 years! You must be one mean old son of a gun. I was a roofer while going to college in the '70s. Asphalt and gravel, slate, and asphalt shingles. One guy was in his early sixties. He did all the special work, like bending and installing the copper flashing on big jobs. But when it came time to cut and tear off an old tar and gravel roof, he was right in there bulling the sections into the dumpster below. I was a not a conscientious student. The librarians got nervous the few times I hit the stacks. To this day I credit the roofing job for getting me through to graduation. I did like the work but I remember wondering how the heck the older guys kept on it.

[@JR-hh8js]

@@frank-to7lu how did you manage to do that jobs AND get an education ??

[@Sjtoolsie]

Nice editing showing us the process

[@jerry-p]

That was the craziest I've seen yet. Even more crazy than sheeting that roof in his season 3 in -30°C weather and sliding around on the icy roof. You're a beast, CF!

[@jefflinnell8492]

Sweet job with the winders , maybe I should watch the entire video and then comment. I am a framer and do it all day long and still like watching your vids .

[@badlandskid]

I admire your drive. Reminds me of me about 20 years ago. Could lift whatever I wanted to... and I did. Just realise you only get one back... one set of ears... one set of eyes.

[@vinht23]

I felt every grunt and groan. You're a beast man.

[@DaveSParty]

I could tell you were feeling it today. But your pre-setup makes all the difference in the world in how hard it's gonna be and you do a great job.

[@BaconDanish]

Good job mate. Stay strong and safe. 🍺

[@salvadorsepulveda6415]

You're The Man !! Power Lifter !!

[@T.E.P.]

oh yeaaaaah a long video! thanks TCF

[@brighammclaws321]

Love the videos man!! You’re a stud doing it alone. Love the little trick with the joist hanger beam!

[@Campitor]

My back started to hurt just watching you pick up those stair sections. I admire your skill and can-do attitude.

[@stephenmartin8587]

Wow what you are doing is amazing mate

[@chamjezage]

I don't know your name, but you have my admiration with your work ethics, you are putting some of the lazy youth of today who only want to be gamer's in their bedrooms to shame..... on the down side.. I worry about the stress you are subjecting your body to. As my father warned me in my youth when I was up on roofs about over doing things, when I just brushed it off, he would say your suffer when your older, I used to reply I might not get to older....Now at 79 yrs after a life time in the building trade,, I am suffering with arthritis, I have had one knee replaced, the other knee needs replacing, as well as both hips.. plus 3 mths ago I had a heart valve replaced and a bypass. I'm a bloody walking disaster. So I called a halt to anymore surgery. I'll live on pain killers for what ever time I have left.... So please take care of your self, there is no shame in asking some one for a helping hand, Del UK

[@tossiegough]

Fair play to you Del. Did you shutter too? Now that's a rough job. I worked hard in London shuttering, from age 23 to 33. Worked with even harder workers, both English and Irish. I'm a Paddy by the way. Cheers. Hopefully you'll be around for another 20 Del.🙂 This Canadian is a hard ticket.....natural strength.

[@borys444]

I salute all tradesman. 7 yrs New construction plumber working in the cold or the heat when no one else wants to.

[@howardbain6516]

Watching you makes the hernia I had repaired in 1981 hurt all over again

[@chamjezage]

@@tossiegough Hi Tossie, yes I have worked with shuttering, wood and metal mostly way back in the 60's n early 70's, since then I have worked in the property maintenance catering to all aspects in buildings. Yes I have worked with a lots of paddies over the years. some great guys, hard workers and very hard drinkers... Del..

[@MyDIYBuilds]

You know you’ve built everything nice and square when you can drop those prefabbed landings right in place!👍

[@yomrbot4437]

Thanks you I love your video keep the work up

[@jamesbondero6170]

You sir...are the MAN!!!!! Well done!

[@mountainviewturning5319]

Great video 👍

[@jrand2631]

Great job man, but damn you're hard on yourself!

[@davidbray6515]

You my friend deserve a million subs just on effort alone your definitely the master framer in my book

[@Rspri10104]

That was one hell of a workout for you.

[@stealth244]

Dude, you do some fantastic things working alone. Well done!

[@morrisonmeister]

for those stairs winders a simple rope & pulley block might be worth considering they only take 1minute to setup, especially with you having all those joist installed already overhead.

[@edbenson98]

You are flying through this build like there's no tomorrow!

[@jonathant1635]

Bro you made that look so easy, I can see why your called the crazy framer haha! Good job!

[@jayweaver6761]

Im tired from just watching... Good Job #TCF

[@jordanster9804]

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!

[@explorer19581955]

Amazing, your endurance and strength, 👍👍👍🤗

[@salvadorcastillo1539]

Great video! I miss your videos. God bless you!

[@Joethetoolguy]

Dropping that lvl beam was badass

[@andreakeeling9217]

Wow! Your crazy hard working!!! I wish I could give you more money on Patreon. Your totally worth it!!! Love from Washington state!

[@chriscrosby8012]

Andrea. I know right!! He’s worth every penny 🙋‍♀️😍

[@dsethsmith]

Best CF episode ever and that's saying a lot. You're really coming into your own as a cinematographer. Thanks for the channel.

[@MrZvyagaaa]

Use Block and Tackle system for heavy materials lifting.

[@seanolaoire7781]

Dude 💪💪🍺🍺 Crazy by name .... CRAZY BY NATURE..

[@antonet8008]

That looked fun.

[@chriscrosby8012]

So. OMG You are so strong!! Is there anything you can’t do? Nope I don’t think so! I wish Greg could of helped you though. AMIF YOU ARE!!!!!(a man in full) Like video of the year 😊

[@joshalonzo8488]

You could cut the tension with a knife when installing the stairs.

[@iveneverdonethisbefore8390]

Thanks for posting!

[@ChristyCrosby-e4y]

I hope I remember how HARD stairs are to install every time I use them!!!! 🥰🙋‍♀️

[@amndjoy]

I had to take a whole bottle of Advil just watching him lift those stairs! ;)

[@RonaldMedia]

A beer and a visit to the chiropractor.

[@davidpalmer5279]

It’s cool you build this house by your self and I have watched a lot of your videos and I don’t think I ever seen you struggle like that when you where put the steps in not getting any younger time to start getting help.

[@erniemays41]

My back is killing me watching you.👍

[@denc67]

Thanks' dude! Watching you from first season and soon starting building alone my own tiny house 450 sq.ft :)

[@kevinwatson5833]

Heavy lifting day you are a beast sir get a beer

[@andreakeeling9217]

3:40 This is the one what scared me. 😮😮😮❤

[@jamesoncross7494]

BEAST MODE!!!!!

[@bamabackroads1203]

Damn man. I've seen every one of your videos,a lot of them more than once, watching you do those stairs is the first time I've ever thought you really need some help.

[@raynoladominguez4730]

Crazy strong, crazy good.

[@justinscott3001]

Maybe it has been answered previously, but is the basement floor dirt? It doesn't look very finished out.

[@mmmdesignllc]

How do you get the forklift to show up? Cell?

[@erikadlersparre8671]

Dude, having done tons of this kind of stuff alone to - try and limit the times you take the full weight of objects like those stairs. I can see where you could be sliding, rolling and pivoting those heavy objects to take a ton of the strain off your back.

[@OGSnoberry]

I got so nervous when you were doing the stairs to the 2nd floor, especially when you were putting in the winder. A couple times I thought you were about to step into or fall into the basement.

[@Mantikoha]

awesome work...you´re a beast. Prost!

[@petejones9788]

We called those spiral step landings I think they were a little more classy than just a landing. But we always had to build our own.Never put in a pre fab made one.

[@comsigninc]

In. Canada we fortunately can buy Robaxocet over the counter. It’s a great muscle relaxant so you don’t tighten up. Although it contains a pain killer, it’s never stopped me washing it down with a beer. I’m not a medical professional, that’s just my experience.

[@likearockcm]

That would be a 3 hernia staircase for my old ass😫Oh to be young and strong like crazy again !!!!!!!!

[@MrChrisjv55]

Shoulda called this the "grunt" video, LOL

[@daviddunaway868]

Tell me about it! 25 years ago I did stuff like that. That was 25 years ago though. NOT today!

[@mmmdesignllc]

Just wondering, what is your go to beer? Mine is longboard lager

[@darinvee4980]

Does anyone know why they never pour the basement floors before he starts framing? I never see that where I live in the northern Midwest, the basement floor is done right after the basement wall forms come off.

[@calibear269]

Nicely done! 👌 you’re stairs come pre-fabbed?

[@gms8994]

So much trust on that one 2x4 under the winder...

[@robj2704]

Damn. After all that lifting, have TWO beers.

[@11gpassfield]

Are the stairs pre-assembled by someone else? Would love to have seen the framing of them.

[@thomasthompson1444]

CAN YOU GIVE ME A NAME OF A PLACE THAT SELLS THOSE WALL JACKS. THANK YOU.

[@joelrhoades9803]

Brother You Are Crazy lifting that section of stairs. Take care of your back.

[@jambaby7913]

Hey mate, good work with those stairs, hows the new hitachi gun compared to the paslode?

[@juiceman1887]

For the basement steps are those permanent deadmans or just temporary?

[@bennevegunn8725]

AMAZING! !!!!

[@framnerdan]

Amazing Framer you tube channel

[@TheGeorgeBelanger]

What model of metabo are you using bud? I picked one up recently. the NR90ADS1

[@mariotoloza9587]

Saludos desde chile maestro que buenos trabajos saludos

[@jamesogorman3287]

I assume those stairs are prefabbed.

[@charlesgwinter]

did those stair sections come pre-built or did you build them?

[@focusblu1386]

That, that right there was better then watching Netflix got me on the edge of my seat. I don’t need to see a how to with them stairs

[@MikeBabsBC]

Good thing you haven't hired a Human Resources department yet or you'd be fired from your own company for lifting those winders like that! Lol 😂 Wish more people had your work ethic dude, really enjoying your channel! Thanks for taking the time to video all this!

[@AshtonAndrews11]

12:56 need more power!!!!

[@robertshepherd8354]

Geez, that was some shift you put in today.

[@Mario9462]

What kind of ladder is that??

[@Gerry2210]

I very much enjoy your channel and know that you can build the houses on your own, and appreciate that you like to work on your own, but I think it’s about time you got yourself an apprentice. Someone deserves to learn the skills you have and more importantly, they would lessen the chance of you injuring yourself. You strained to fit some of the landings in this video, all it takes is some simple thing to go wrong and you can put your back out, not worth taking the chance. And you wouldn’t have to share your beer 🍺 with them. Stay safe. 👍👍

[@giovannirico1726]

Buddy, I did some framing in the early 90s, as a helper/labourer...If you want to have a decent quality of life in your semi- advanced years I respectfully suggest that you hire a labourer

[@jimmyg6418]

for me its larry, essential and crazy framer.

[@Krummin]

Matt Bang's Wood has a few good moments as well.

[@20S02-v9s]

that stairs part was painfull

[@murderousintent1426]

Does anyone know if there is a course available online that teaches you how to do this step by step? If yes, then TAKE MY MONEY and where can I find it?

[@denc67]

Watch this channel! That's all you want! :) Read the book and watch the film of Larry Haun "Efficient carpenter". Read the CODE of your region how built, and what's rules in your state.

[@angelmoreno5058]

Shit I’ll teach you idk bout a course.. if you get in the union they’ll teach you.. usually you go to a job site and start as a labor you start picking up things and buying tools and skys the limit... I’m sure like 90% start as labors the other 10% have family that taught them..

[@angelmoreno5058]

What state are you from?

[@murderousintent1426]

@@angelmoreno5058 Not from the states I'm afraid, I'm from Holland.

[@murderousintent1426]

@@denc67 Thanks for the suggestions!

[@matthewsteadman5740]

I'm about the same size as you and do the same work and your tool bag looks heavy like mine one man many houses a lot better nobody overtop ya watching ya work lol

[@donzundapp]

respect hard work'

[@ucy7]

How much would you charge to come frame a few

[@MasterQuack14]

My back hurts from just watching you lift those winders....

[@zachjohnston5948]

Somebody get this man a beer !!!

[@suenorton873]

Have a beer on me. Damn your crazy for doing that without help. Hats off...

[@njsification]

The middle floor section was cantilevered on one side and attached to another joist on the opposite side. I want to see the calculations the engineer ran to justify that setup.

[@biggkahunaa]

OSHA would never let you get away with that! :)

[@jmert_5859]

Anyone else get nervous watching him work alone, especially with those stair sections?

[@joebach087]

Framing by yourself sucks

[@jmert_5859]

@@joebach087 Don't doubt it.

[@gregfeldman6818]

If your gong to carry stuff on your head, get rid of the button on the cap!

[@jefflinnell8492]

I was only nervous until I watched the first video I found .he is a great framer , much respect for this dude.

[@jefflinnell8492]

@@wolfpack8643 there wonders of sorts I believe.like 3or four steps to a landing and they turn along exterior wall and then another set down in that horseshoe area. It's almost like a split level

[@richleyden6839]

Why does the view to the street shimmer and wave like a portal to another universe?

[@SlaveToMyStomach]

I saw that too, I think that part of the video is sped up a bit and that shimmer is Tyvek (or some kind of house wrap) flapping in the wind.