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The crazy framer shows how to build a small roof with trusses

[@tonyalways7174]

This guy knows no fear. Awesome and terrifying but great framing

[@greglindsey4180]

I have been framing since 1976. Watching you makes my hands sweat. I have been as careful as can be, and still have had some close calls and one accident that almost took my leg. Not to mention a couple others that almost took my life, because I was tired. That's when it happens. I see that you are very confident. Don't trust your life to wood. I have had 2x6 DF snap in two under my feet. I have been trimming 2x6 tails and had one snap off at the plate line. Walking a cat walk without a stud under mid span is not wise. Don't be a hero. You should be teaching safety. You have young guys watching you. Hey, your great on your feet, better than I ever was. But your gonna die , or worse. Slow down and live. All The Best, Much Respect, an old Framer.

[@manoelsilva1420]

Congrats for your advices, he should take care of his life, i'm talking from Brazil!

[@jebatevrana]

Yeah, reminds me of my father..

[@northfolk6991]

Agreed, happened to me... short grain will cost you more than a bad job...

[@GARRY3754]

I agree dud is skilled, but..........

[@cortezgerard6678]

just ordered the *WoodBlueprints. Com* guide for step-by-step videos and different plans to BUILD A SHED. they have some awesome plans in there

[@gozzagoss6182]

Unf'nbelievable, I am honestly in awe of folks that have this ability to overcome the gravitational pull of my head plowing into the earth. I was starting to feel physically sick watching this. It was like watching a movie of impending disaster, waiting for the critical moment. I would have some type of safety harness. I feel sick even using a scissor lift, so definitely not for me. The standing on the board at that pitch just too much for me. However, I have great respect for anybody that can do what is being done here. Great post, I just need to relax and get this out of my mind. Cheers folks.

[@newgeneration3496]

Iv been working construction for 25yrs, I have no issue walking beams, but I hate watching others do it. I watched you’re video and was leaning away from the edge (kinda like when a passager hits the imaginary brake pedal;)

[@nowerries]

Seriously though brother. I never miss stepped once doing carpentry for 8 years until I did and it was the worse single moment of my life. Takes a minute to tie off, but falling can take a lifetime away.

[@0hypnotoad0]

Truth. I never understand the "I've never had an accident" rationale. The thing about mistakes is that you never, ever think that you're going to make a mistake, until you do. It's always a little unpredictable thing that gets you. Think about every bail, every time you've tripped in your life, did you expect any of those to happen? You can have 5 million perfect steps up until your accident, but it only takes one false step to maim or kill you.

[@HeatherFaraMS]

@@0hypnotoad0 I was wondering if there were shoes soles that make you stick more. Cleat of some sort?

[@hl8808]

B Johnny we put fall packs on the floor around the area the joiners are working at heights

[@rodneywilkerson9854]

@@0hypnotoad0 Murphy's law is always around the corner.

[@GrowFishEatTV]

Can't help thinking about this verse when I see this: 'And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment:' Heb 9:27

[@Exploer8591]

I was worried that you weren't putting safety first, but, then, I saw in your silhouette that you had your hard hat on.

[@kennithlee1]

This guy was giving me anxiety but I guess a lot of guys are doing this in the roofing industry to have to constantly attach and reattach means less productivity I bet they're being pressured. Or at bare minimum not being compensated to allow for safty.

[@steelyspielbergo]

The hard hat is to hold the camera

[@dmlvsccfamful]

He hangs from his air hose

[@bodeaciprian78]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jesus2621]

Whatch out we have a security nazi over here

[@rowea1]

Can I say I found myself getting slightly sweaty palms watching you walk about these thin planks at what looks like a massive height. I have no idea how you do it!

[@archerjackson690]

I always thought I wanted to be a framer but I've completely changed my mind after seeing this

[@905legends]

honestly not as bad as it looks

[@harleybooth3006]

I’m a framer. I wouldn’t do this shit though fuck that..

[@MichaelRodriguez-hs5gr]

At the end he said time for a beer! Love ya man. Hard work, people sleep on it.. Much respect..

[@JA-gk2rl]

mad respect for that balance

[@johnmcintosh6054]

Looks like a 6 inch wall. Fairly easy to stay balanced. When i started, my journeyman made me walk the length of a 6x2 flat on the ground. i said "Easy" and walked it no problem. So he takes me up top and said "just imagine that ones flat on the ground". Takes a few months to build the confidence but when you're doing it every day you pick it up quick and realise that yeah, its just the same as one flat on the ground.

[@ThePeachyCarpenter]

I don't run with a new construction crew but our lead carpenter came from one. We focus on home repairs, improvements and additions. We recently built a new garage and being that I'm the youngest next to the lead, we were sent up to do the roof to get things prepped for a tin roof. He was running around on the lathes and I was monkeying around the place. I tried a few times to walk it like him, but it did make my rearend tighten up. Hope I can build up that confidence one day.

[@bull5919]

people make some of the stupidest comments

[@whogotbarztv6349]

He even made sure it say flush lmao

[@ara25147]

i love how easy the plans are in *WoodBlueprints. Com* to understand and the step-by-step videos they have. Makes getting material really easy

[@SonicLe03]

Your work fits your channel name for sure... stay safe mate

[@chrisypeasclips5837]

anyone else feel sick but at the same time amazed?

[@MrEddiewilson1313]

Dude good

[@ara8521]

just ordered the *WoodBlueprints. Com* guide for step-by-step videos and different plans to BUILD A SHED. they have some awesome plans in there

[@smokeeater695]

It was like watching the Blair Witch Project....

[@minevene5212]

Respect from a Chicago iron worker...mad respect and stay safe out there.. ironworkers local 63💪

[@tyronepearson5327]

This brings back a lot great memories single manning on job sites in my 20s and 30s. Now I'm late 40s and I'm the cut man lol. great work

[@indy3749]

Tyrone Pearson The cut man. Man I’m either going to be that or sitting in my pickup making sure everyone is busy. I’ll do another 5 years as a builder, but I’m trying to work my way to the guy in charge of everything . I’m 42 now. I do hurt everyday. Carpentry take a toll on the body.

[@nicenicer3142]

@@indy3749 wait what ur 42 and ur a cutter or ur a builder??

[@nicenicer3142]

Lol that sucks you should have 10 to 20 crews under you Atleast

[@indy3749]

@@nicenicer3142 I'm a builder. But I'm in remodeling so theres not much need for a cutter. For the last two weeks I was running electrical, this week I'm setting windows, doors after that. Next week I'm taking out an old deck and building a new one. Pretty much whatever my boss needs me to do I can do it. Just not plumbing.

[@hemanR-one]

Dude you have shown so much in this video where others just has video of either talking or just walking on truss. Thank you so much, safe framing. 🤙👌

[@MrVitorio007]

This book is Awesome! I love the Lean-To-Shed the most (page 98). The plan kzbin.infoUgkxe9yi0sulKgsp0VJJCIrLWWkvVqcU7LFR is to attach it to the back of my brick house. I also like how they walk you through the many different steps of construction, which is important for the less experienced like me.

[@TailsTheMonkey]

My entire life flashed before my eyes through this entire video. Be safe and it is awesome work. Excuse me while I get my heart beating once again.

[@fiyah4273]

This dude made me feel like I was going to fall, then I started reading comments and see he had that affect on everybody

[@neptune4167]

Palms were sweating watching him.

[@71Splinter]

yea man i was getting vertigo, and i do roofs a fair bit

[@jack-paulwright2899]

Its the angle of the camera

[@googlesucks3623]

The dude is like an acrobat.

[@savvageorge]

I was more nervous watching him cut the wood. One wrong cut and the roof would be ruined.

[@TaylorHarkness]

I was so glad to see others comment on being nervous while watching this. I thought maybe I was being a wussy or that he had equipment I couldn’t see- but I’m a rock climber and learned to always tie in (better safe than sorry) and thought maybe construction was different.

[@firstandlastswagman269]

You need some phillipines Boys to help u

[@firstandlastswagman269]

That would take one week in the Philippines

[@EnvoyOfFabulousness]

My mom is a physical therapist and people like this keep her in business. Fall victims are among her most common patients

[@EngineerPrepper]

I'm not afraid of heights...but watching this made me nervous...great vid

[@Katzztar]

I am not afraid of heights, I'm afraid of falling. Wait, falling itself isn't so bad, its the sudden stop that does it.

[@ffejkk37]

Im watching this video to help prepare me for a general labor position. They said I'll be doing framing, I thought "picture frames" like I did in wood shop, but I'm mistaken.

[@pamelitap2]

EngineerPrepper Meeeee toooooo!!!

[@EM-fi2qg]

Yup, around 13:08 is crazy!

[@EM-fi2qg]

You have to watch his video - How to frame truss tails and fascia. Just wait for it!!! 🤪

[@crackerjax4330]

Easy Nadia Comaneci! One fall ends a career; and all quality of life. My uncle was a top contractor and fell down an elevator shaft doing the same gymnastics!

[@annabellealvarado1723]

My goodness! It scares me just watching u do the measurements and as u walk along the plank of wood u nailed. I am afraid of heights :)

[@michaelangelo9572]

You are freaking amazing! I've never seen anyone frame that quickly with such balance!

[@Pickledpepperpicka]

Yeah crazy! I fell badly from just 8 feet. Broke my and fractured my jaw and skull. It hurt badly. I was off work 3 months and took ages to get strength back in the arm I broke. Lucky to be alive really as I landed on my head........

[@hotoneinspai]

I'm good with heights but watching this stuff sent me crazy... Listen to whats so many have said and ...think...one fall is all you get buddy, bodies don't bounce !

[@enricovaliant3935]

You have testicles of steel and the agility of a Ninja. Awesome video.

[@SOMARVLOGS123]

hahaha so funny but true

[@joejaramillo9757]

Enrico Valiant construction workers do this dangerous job all the time all day long. do they get any recognition!

[@enricovaliant3935]

Joe Jaramillo It is a shame that hard work and skill is not recognized and appreciated more than it is. If you are in the trade, keep it safe.

[@blackattack2469]

No they don't because the average person doesn't know what goes into the job. Enrico please have an insurance policy for your family and keep up the GREAT work. STAY SAFE.

[@leslieprigmore2854]

Whew! Makes me dizzy just watching him. I hope his insurance agent doesn't watch this, it might give him a heart attack. But I do admire the way he can "get it done".

[@jimdoherty5010]

Chippy time served and being doing it for 20 years but after watching this I will only work on bungalows from now on lol,seriously though my stomach was jumping throughout this,you're skilled granted but seriously pushing you're luck and as any gambling man will tell you stop before it runs out

[@theandy4ever]

Amazing stuff, stay safe bro, never get overconfident ! Best wishes

[@danijeljelicic]

Great building knowledge!! They will be happy to here about that at the hospital.

[@adammoore7207]

He gets the job done fast before safety has a chance to come and give him a fine for not tying off.

[@JimWatsonTheframingMagician]

Lealy He doesn't have to tie off if he works for himself. I called OSHA and verified that for myself.

[@281dsmith]

That is awesome. I learned a lot. you are very good. Please be safe it only takes 1 second to get distracted and have accident. It would be a shame to loose such a talented person.

[@lpenap]

I always have a beer in the fridge waiting to see your next video. Awesome mate! I'm gonna get that beer now

[@lookherelooklisten7850]

lpenap a beer waiting to see his video ? Nice English

[@lukeedwards8018]

definately living up to your youtube account name, respect

[@g2gdesi503]

This guy is a thrill seeker bloody heck! Mate put on your harness you got me wobbling

[@robj7481]

I've done framing, but this guy's acrobatic skills are impressive and terrifying

[@Natya.]

and unintelligent

[@905legends]

stick to your office jobs and let the men take care of the manly jobs.

[@MamaMia....]

@@905legends ...and natural selection take care of the manly men.

[@905legends]

@@MamaMia.... Yup, it does happen, even to people who are all about safety just happens less hahahah

[@shawnfreeoftyranny8849]

@@MamaMia.... Na natural selection is for the ones that shouldn't be there in the first place.

[@SmalltimR]

Climbed my roof to patch a vent, was on hands and kees the whole time lol

[@oby-1607]

Another great example of production housing. Nails that miss the board, nails that are nailed where two boards join. No wonder hurricanes and other storms win.

[@fladoodel]

Wait are you saying the guy who made the video is to blame? Genuinely asking because I don't know

[@Trevor90100]

i have been framing for 30 yrs and always the first truss is ALWAYS 23 5/8" NOT 24". And the more cutting off the roof , the better. SAFER.

[@pendulousphallus]

I don't know if it's the fish eye lens or whatever the fact that I'm softer than frig but I got vertigo watching this fullscreen.

[@rafaelguatemala7302]

jajaja

[@bobvargas1115]

same here... I have alto-phobia.

[@peteleague4297]

pendulousphallus =.

[@9mmkahr]

Pete League a good carpenter always has this condition ...

[@seggremalac]

I was close to puke on my desk...

[@vb6665]

Skills dude, knocked that up in no time

[@Guust_Flater]

Nice video if you're not afraid of heights and/or fast moving video..... 😉👍😁

[@jmert_5859]

I was thinking the same thing. Farmer does not believe in gravity.

[@EddyFlexy]

he is called the crazy framer for a reason folks !

[@dal8963]

I feel depressed after watching you, depressed about my own ability in frame work.

[@chriskline5128]

First time in my life that I've seen a baby saw with a big daddy square 🤣😂😂. Love it though keep them coming boy's!

[@tejasboy_jr5569]

I thought I was watching myself for a second, till I realized I didn’t see a beer in your hand lol jk dangerous field , stay safe bro great job

[@ImMaxxusm]

Lmao

[@kwandilemtsweni9418]

This man is doing parkour and framing at the same time😩makes me feel like I can’t do anything right

[@bobsbarnworkshop]

Apparently no OSHA agents around.... If you fall, your employer gets sued...

[@snakeplissken571]

I could do your job but at half the speed. Lol a 2x4 could never hold my weight especially if I was carrying a gable.Your good at your job no one would criticize you if you wore a harness.Respect from Alberta.

[@steves835]

I've been framing for 20 years, and have run my framing company for 13. I use to relish in how 'crazy' we were in the first 7 years, until my first project employing and being responsible for the safety of others. There is no worse feeling than seeing someone fall due to lack of proper fall protection. The 2 seconds it takes to fall 2 stories changes you for the rest of your life. Please do yourself, your friends and your family a favor and put on the gear. Be safe brother.

[@jerelrobinson3762]

I have no experience in this field of work. But i DIED like 12x watching this! Eek!

[@Adrian-vp3kb]

No drywall nailer on that bottom cord of the Gabel? It would also help to nail gable to wall

[@angelabrandonsantacruz4596]

OSHA would have a blast visiting that work site! Lol

[@DavidThompson-yr1re]

This guy is very talented. He's also a great example of why workmen's comp is so expensive.🤑

[@-travauxmed]

How to build a house on the roof of the house the easy way kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipWZmaOketF6aKc

[@hsaid10]

You are a crazily skilled framer buddy, you worth it.

[@navi1661]

Everyone talking about the no "tie off" but I think the helmet cam's making the whole thing look more dangerous than it is. I'm more bothered by the double taps from the nail gun. The lack of spacing in between nails bugs me.

[@TR-rn3pd]

If it’s worth shooting, it’s worth shooting twice.

[@grenadenazi]

Made my whole body tense up watching you do all that lol

[@TimPrendergast]

brings back memories of my construction days... i was always the guy walking the ridge and up the edge of the rafters... still wonder how i'm still alive.

[@wakeupmofoers691]

this is nuts and super good at same time. congrats dude

[@peterkiernan1668]

Really enjoying your videos,learn something new every one. No job to big or small to put on u tube, really appreciate your content.

[@AI_ART_LIBRARY]

I was reading through the comments and saw all this "no safety stuff" and then while keep watching the video i was like... oh shhht 😂🙈👍🏼 good video, buy yea safety first, knowing how to work is knowing the importance of every aspect of the job, no matter if you know how to use those tools expertly if you end up with broken bones at the end of the day.

[@JohnMason-Hill]

Can you do a quick video on your tool belt and what you carry? Thanks for the vids. Love them!

[@Thecrazyframer]

Yeah I have that video planned. Coming soon.

[@gone9677]

He probaly has a measure tape(30 ft) or more , hammer, nailpuller, square, chalkline, pencil and marker, small level(mmaybe idk) and nails for sure for his gun 16s

[@billiamc1969]

Gone S.H Titanium framing hammer...

[@gone9677]

BeeFriendlyApiary okay

[@chrisblair3192]

John Mason-Hill a real carpenter has in his tool bags,tape measure, hammer,speed square,chalk line,chizzle, screwdriver Phillips/flat head.bullnose players,mini air sprayer,cats paw,nail punch,Adjustable wrench,random nails and screws.and beer in the cooler.

[@vote4pedro7]

That my friend, is a work of art and you are an artist. Well done! But you need to heed all of the safety comments. I've SEEN guys fall off a roof. Career over.

[@neilrankin4133]

He's wearing a helmet b/c safety first.

[@antoniov4152]

You have some Balls of steal and we all know it takes 1 time to rethink other methods of doing your job safe but Excellent video bro I wish I knew how to be a true carpenter like yourself.

[@Mojavestalker]

I have a question about using nails for joints , don't you need brackets , can you build everything just with nails?

[@TheTipupking]

Technically not. I get trusses every once and a while with out them. I usually cut some plywood about the size of a bracket, and staple the piss out of it. Never had an issue with it. He only built it that way because he didnt have the wall up. Otherwise he would have put a nailer on the wall at the roof plane. I usually pole barn the nailer into the studs. Its not a ton of weight on that little nailer, so its not that big of a deal.

[@floydfan5993]

that last truss will be nailed to the wall that he hasn't built yet.

[@TheTipupking]

moose knuckle You're probably right. I was saying he built the truss completely because there was no wall. When I have a wall up, and in that situation I nail a 2x4 right to the wall. More or less simulating the top chord of the truss. No inner cords,no bottom chord. Just somewhere to land my sheet.

[@floydfan5993]

he probably did it this way so he could have access to that whole roof from the second floor and do all his material cutting right there , otherwise if he would have built that wall first he would have to probably have to do everything from below. but like you said basically somewhere for the to sit the plywood on, maybe got a little fancy , you have to understand that he's working by himself so other consideration come in to play. lol .tc

[@TheTipupking]

moose knuckle Absolutely bud, were on the same page. Building alone without a forklift brings up some interesting circumstances 😂

[@ArtisanTony]

I started in 1978 :) so I am a 40 year builder. I have fallen off several houses, ladders, had scaffolding break on me, you name it. Now I have a bad back, knees and whole body hurts sometimes :) I have seen some really bad injuries on others. Please be safe, you think you are superman now but 20 years from now you will see you are just a human :) Nice videos.

[@EM-fi2qg]

My God, that lumber is beautiful. I haven't seen straight lumber in the U.S. in 15 years. You must be in Canada.

[@SharkButtholio]

for sure canada but our lumber is pretty trashy to now i think the yellow sheathing (dens glass) is a Canadian thing its also very itchy too i hate working with it and the tyvek seems like a candian thing to since i buy big rolls of it at rona

[@dablab9920]

All of Canada's premium lumber is shipped to the US. Dens glass is fiberglass, thats why its so itchy, and it does suck.

[@grdelawter4266]

You did every single piece and part exactly correct! I did this for one year when I was younger like you. Then I wised up and decided that the pay was not commensurate to the risk that I took working up to 3 stories walking a 2X4 without safety lines and I said no more! No I am a retired carpenter with all of my limbs and no permanent injuries! If you aren’t making double or triple the income of the other carpenters on the job, you are selling yourself short! You, my friend, are an awesome carpenter!!!

[@rickjones1281]

Is it just me or does anyone else believe this guy needs a safety harness. hmm

[@WayneJohn-fq6cn]

Yes he does

[@benhuffington8482]

omg an 8ft fall! maybe he should get griptape for his shower too! and wear a helmet when playing catch! You can die getting groceries, which it seems most people in the comments are more suited to do.

[@legendaryjayy24]

@@benhuffington8482 what if he falls off the edge you dip shit! Hes on the second floor be more fucking considerate instead of being a fucking douche.

[@christianpolytechnique7404]

I am very surprised he doesn't have a safety harness.

[@gone9677]

Well if u know how to walk 2x4 walls your good but ur right harness is always the safer way

[@user-rv2cy3rv4e]

Loved the attention to detail here. I feel like Im ready to build a Swiss watch! Unfortunately I told my wife I'm putting a new roof on starting tomorrow. Sooo looks like I'm off for that final pack of cigarettes bud.

[@mijikle]

Remember to use fall protection when working 4 ft aloft and up

[@phoebejones1281]

Acrobatic is not the word ! I can’t believe I thought I was good at climbing them I watched this and my heart started beating fast. Please put that harness on your good at what you do keep it that way 👍 you have no fear, or you don’t care I think a bit of both. Please do take care though

[@williscooper7750]

Dont deck a roof like him. Cutting plywood while in the roof is bad news especially a 8/12 which is almost 40% slope. He is experienced framer and can handle it but too many novices watching this will get a hair and fall of their roof. Also if you drop back 1" on your layout from the gable end it allows your first piece to be an even 7' and still break on center of the truss.....more efficient use of plywood (OSB)

[@libertywayranch2424]

Cracks me up that he is wearing a hardhat. Mad skills. He has a new subscriber.

[@Thecrazyframer]

I’m only wearing the hard hat to hold my go pro. Thanks for subscribing.

[@libertywayranch2424]

No worries, just poking the safety hawks.

[@dethmaul]

Mad respect, climbing all over that spindly shit WHILE leaning over the edge, WHILE adjusting a heavy ass 2x8 to nail to the outside edge. Great job! Stay safe!

[@waterfall836]

The years and the experience make people a professional. 👍

[@Twisted86]

11:30 good to see even as a rookie (myself) we use the same terminology lol.

[@crislednum20]

Hats off to you brother 💪🏻. Good work

[@alexbetancourt1185]

"should be enough to hold me...yep" lmfao

[@stevecrawford3551]

Thanks for sharing… may you live long and prosperous. 😀

[@W3c16B]

well I know one carpenter that has been working on roofs for 20 years.. now he's in a wheelchair.. dono know much in feet, but he felt less than 2.5 meter..

[@prosoundguitar]

Looking at this is like watching free solo!

[@Chanhee]

I wouldn’t want to be the boss that employs you and provides your insurance

[@iTokeBowls420]

To everyone complaining about no rope and harness, pretty much every job when it comes to framing you're up that high with no safety gear. It's pretty standard. Unless it's really really high.

[@pladmall]

! ! Are expensive houses so rough to be built?

[@jrhill7767]

Well done.one of the best carpenters on utube,thanks for enlightening the world on what it's like to be a great tradesman...

[@FJBANDHUNTER2024]

This man is bad ass. We need more like him in the field.

[@manyogurt4645]

Hard workers yes, risk takers, no.

[@marcnathanael4212]

no wonder hurricanes rip them up so easily......

[@aktamakov]

Pretty much, but not all of them are built the same way. This guy mostly builds with I-beams and particle boards, those are the cheapest options builders can use. Also, I don't know if the guy goes and installs the hurricane plates way later, but there are normally big straps to tie in framing and also bolts to anchor the walls to the foundation.

[@PatrykFracz]

Bogdan Aktamakov not really up to him what materials he uses you can see the other homes are built with the same material local code probably wouldn't even let him but I agree these houses are a joke but somehow they are able to last 80-100 years well the old ones did idk about these new osb and home depot 2x4 homes probably wont even last 20 years

[@nicholasjames8576]

You should probably know what your talking about before saying anything bud!

[@Jaboof]

Safety? “Ain’t nobody got time for that”

[@nadiapovta8421]

Jaboof 😂😂

[@kllgrogto5838]

I just shit myself!!! That is really high i couldn't even concentrate on the framing of the roof i had to watch it again haha you must have some huge balls great video

[@leonblittle226]

Jesus your houses are made like a giant garden shed. Blows away in a good breeze.

[@crosisofborg5524]

You aren’t very bright

[@Cocora22]

I totally admire your skill, but I agree with all the other comments. Wear a safety line all those who love you will be soooooo much happier.

[@zacheiriksson]

The bottom of your framing gun has a flat surface for planing out fascia. No need to drop one tool to grab another if the first tool can serve the purpose

[@richardtroell6407]

Your insurance carrier must LOVE your videos.

[@AbateAway]

Whoelse besides me while watching this.. fell to the ground? 😂

[@kylep4983]

Good video. I just want to point out to people watching, not all roofs are built the same. And everyone complaining about him not tying off. When you’re a professional roofer the rule is, know your limits.

[@javierdeluna6903]

hi a'm a carpenter I have 27 years experiece u do nice job

[@jupp9999]

This dude is a Legend in my book.,. building a house alone..I'm sure he can do this in his sleep but to us who don't know how to build a house I find it amazing..ty for the video

[@Thebeachjam]

It's not worth it. No safety measures?One slip up and your dead or you get to join the "paraplegic for life' club..No thanks!

[@lv3575]

Was thinking that

[@j.p.flores2219]

This guy def knows what hes doing!! Great vid!