🔥 How to FRAME Walls 🤜 Steel Framing / TINY HOUSE 7 X 4,80 ✅ Drywall

[@christophermapes5176]

Dude's a brave man, metal framing without gloves!

[@constantverellen505]

Aye !! ! 😎

[@jeromegarcia5396]

Oh I bet he got bit lol same with barb wire rolls, you need gloves and Glasses because it attacks without warning 😂

[@gattonpc]

@@jeromegarcia5396 You need brain when you are working.. and you'll be fine.

[@gamer_gex]

he aint no slouch

[@gordonagent7037]

Mate, just found your channel so I’m a new subscriber now but just wanted to say you must be the most practical framer I have seen, commonsense and practical and very easy to follow. Thanks for sharing

[@mihaiflorin7900]

pp

[@feralbigdog]

i expected from the title that this would be instructional, i have questions that this didnt begin to answer, such as do the exterior studs have to all be cut to the same length like in wood framing or is it just the ends like in some videos of i saw of interior metal stud framing, where there was some wiggle room between the first and last studs, relying on the strength of the metal and the screws to hold things up? is the spacing the same as in wood framing? what is with those corner things?

[@BroVinTV]

I think this is nice, it can carry loads and lateral moments but you forgot the lift force of winds during storm, I assume the floor is well connected to the foundation, I suggest to put washer on the screw connecting to the floor, and use screws with wider heads

[@sqnhunterx]

I suggest he put hold down bars, threaded bars 20cm in from every corner, one down beside every window and door, and ensure there is one every 2.4 meters. These are set in the concrete and go to the roof frames and can be tightened with long threaded nuts. It is cyclone proof then.

[@Joedex1625]

I think this qualifies as an enclosed area with buildings around which would make the lift force significantly less according to ASCE 7

[@yosefzentino2268]

Bravo 👌👍👏 , impressive work.

[@edifpandeazucar6694]

hola Cristian, excelente vídeo!!! , y dónde compras los perfiles ? Gracias.

[@jjk3240]

Greatly talented. Doing it all alone.

[@ismadd1990]

what type of screws did you used?

[@nikmazlee6973]

excelent, sir. what the name of the fram sir?

[@sqnhunterx]

I suggest he put hold down bars, threaded bars 20cm in from every corner, one down beside every window and door, and ensure there is one every 2.4 meters. These are set in the concrete and go to the roof frames and can be tightened with long threaded nuts. It is cyclone proof then. ASWD45 cyclone standard.

[@PaletaLee]

It's cuz here in Brazil he doesn't need that.

[@chasych7575]

can you list all the materials used? there dimension and sizes? screw type and size?

[@chasych7575]

@@projectskyindonesia what size did you used sir?

[@chasych7575]

yes but we need to k ow because i am from foreign country which the light steel need specific sizes upon ordering

[@keonclare]

I would also like to know what gauge steel you used.

[@sibbyd8743]

The steel appears to be 25 gauge thickness track and stud. Also 2 5/8" width. Screws look like 1/2" self-drilling (not self tapping) pan head screws, based on my experience with the material

[@milonkhan-ro5bc]

I no

[@mogo6642]

I’m a steel framer. Your technique is ‘odd’ but i can see your skill none the less.

[@hetfield144]

Yeah. He frames his "walls" like a carpenter thats odd..

[@balloney2175]

@@hetfield144 Yeah, not like a ...

[@carloss9976]

Hola. Podrias decir el presupuesto aproximado de esa construcción que has hecho en el video y si sabes si se puede hacer para un garage y un cuarto para guardar cosas en un suelo rustico que ya tiene una casa construida legalmente? Muchas gracias. Enhorabuena por tus vídeos, son geniales. 👍🔥

[@luvmonkey666]

So for the diagonal braces are you actually cutting a 45 or just sliding it into the other piece?

[@sharperone8237]

DUDE... You got me over here thinking im gonna get a light gauge steel frame, put some SIP panels on it, get the plumbing and electrical and interior finishes done and just live😊...

[@cemozguner4903]

Hem çalışmanız hem de çekimler çok güzel , tebrikler...

[@Omobilo]

What's the thickness of the metal in these profiles? Options I find locally are 0.5mm or 0.6mm or 1.5mm thickness for pairs: 70mm x 50mm x70mm & 70mm x40mm x 70mm

[@javiermartinfernandez3383]

Hola usas perfiles steel framing? O son de pladur, gracias buen trabajo

[@jesusvaldez7400]

yo creo que es drywall, pero para un segundo piso yo lo haria de steel frame

[@edwinadams4418]

Can you please share the measurements and/or layout schematic plan?

[@tragedyofwind]

i like the positive energy of this vid. I saw many vid of differnt way of building wall, but when it come to concrete wall, 3D printing take so much hate and crap. I think the metal work community is so much better than the toxicity of traditional concrete. I guess this is why we have so much improvement and tech on metal than concrte in construction.

[@constantverellen505]

Perhaps warming up the concrete before and during application will upgrade it to selfhealing characterics ( like the old romans did) and less toxic.😎

[@tragedyofwind]

@@constantverellen505 u may not know. Heating during the curing process reduces the compressive strength. Since concrete harden and get stronger every year, it would take us 100s of years for modern concrete to catch up the strength of Roman concrete. The reduced early strength of Roman concrete is evident by thei structure where they have to use a thick layer to compensate. The chemical property of Roman concrete is actually a research point where we could include in our modern concrete without reducing our strength be use we are using concrete to carry way more load than the Romans.

[@carlosmangasep9659]

amazing work how what is the duration of this construction?

[@wolfgangdietrich4141]

hi, one question please, how strong, thick are the metal purlinks, what kind of screws werwenden they for it, thank you

[@paulazzopardi6964]

Mate...........I loved watching this. Thanks for putting in the effort to film the process. I will build with this material. Cheers.

[@gfkre]

Mandou muito!! Parabéns!! Que Deus te Dê muita saúde e sabedoria para fazer essas estruturas!! Já deu tudo certo 🙏🙌🏼

[@agrosspringer]

What is the thickness of metal stud? Thanks a lot

[@diverable]

Excellent work 👍

[@a.i.n.8476]

Are these the same metal studs used indoors?

[@68cutty]

nice work where did you get your roof metal and how much did it cost

[@centexan]

I love steel framing. Never done it on a house, just small commercial spaces.

[@kriszpribek]

Maybe because it doesent meant to use outdoor I believe.

[@centexan]

@@kriszpribek No, they're approved for home use. They are more expensive. It used to be about 30% higher to use metal over wood. But that was pre-covid. Who knows now.

[@wilfredodiaz8558]

What is this project cost? Please,looks like a nice warehouse ❤

[@RayBelizean]

Beautiful! Can you advise what exact item we need to purchase from Home Depot, for these steel studs? Thank you!

[@JorgeMarioManuelOrtega]

why the strap bracing if u add osb sheating? the osb is all a massive strap. ( if u add enough screws obviously)

[@zenzent4575]

Very nice How much was the metal

[@sercalservicios]

TIENES UNA LISTA COMPLETA DE LOS VIDEOS DE ESTA CONSTRUCCION QUE ESTAS HACIENDO EN EL JARDIN? ESTARIA BIEN VER EL PROCESO COMPLETO DE ESA CONSTRUCCION. FELICIDADES POR LOS VIDEOS, SON GENIALES

[@seirrafavory5041]

Hi sir thx for this beautyfull vidéo 📼 👍👀💝

[@mlord9799]

I learned that Stell Frame, when made in a very hot city, as steel expands at high temperatures, they say that when it cools down soon after, it creaks and makes noise in the structure of the house. Could you tell me if this is true or not, please? Thanks.

[@gyanendrayadav4736]

What is its price

[@gme10955]

What gage steel are you using?

[@massteel7483]

Muy bien hecho 👏 👍 👏 y lo hiciste solo sin ayuda de nadie Madman ! Una pregunta que material es y de qué medida son los tornillos espero tu respuesta gracias por compartir tu video ok😊lo haces ver sencillo muy bien realizado 👍 ok 😊

[@damiangarcia770]

Muy buen trabajo, que medidas tienen los perfiles usado?

[@billybastar4022]

Also, I,would have invested in a tack welder, especially for the beams! Belt and suspenders. Anyone with a metal garage door can relate to self tapping screws failure….100%.

[@pablopiblito7955]

El piso es una loza tradicional con una cubierta de placas de madera ?

[@小羿-n4d]

HI BRO HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO GET IT DONE????

[@Jordan-pf9ws]

This may be a dumb question but is it cheaper than lumber?

[@davidmuller1958]

duh, and lighter.

[@Jordan-pf9ws]

@@davidmuller1958 well that was unnecessary

[@uncut_Diamond]

Hola Cristian,,felicidades por tu contenido,se nota tu profesionalidad, estoy diseñando mi casa y este video me sirvió de gran ayuda,pero tengo una duda,tengo que hacer una cubierta de 6 metros de ancho, sería viable este sistema? que medidas tendrían las viguetas,? todo esto lo confirmaría con un arquitecto, pero es para ir haciendo cálculos,muchas por todo,un saludo

[@ahmedhasan371]

Hi mad man i have got same land area, How many pices of galvanized steel type DX51D i need to order ?

[@lesbetts5694]

thanks for showing off your skill in fwd maybe next time show something and explain something.

[@shakejones]

Well done, great video! Thank you for sharing mate - NEW SUB 🙏🏻

[@SamsuNg-yz8jd]

Hola Cristian buenos días, por lo que veo en el video parecen ser perfiles PGU y PGC de 70 calibre 22 (0.7mm) es correcto?. Lo que me intrigan son los tornillos con el que armas la estructura soy de Argentina generalmente se usan T1 3/4 punta mecha o autop 1" Hex punta Mecha. Que tornillos serian esos?

[@bthrower83]

No sé en Argentina pero en España se llaman metal-metal o chapa-chapa

[@matocalabanana6226]

Hi, In the video description you state that you use DX51D galvanized steel Z450. Could you please tell us the brand or supplier? Thank you in advance. En la descripción del vídeo indicas que utilizas acero galvanizado tipo DX51D galvanizado Z450. ¿Podrías indicarnos la marca o el proveedor? Gracias de antemano.

[@caustinolino3687]

With all those screws, should you use locktight or something?

[@ivanchilperico3022]

Que distancia tiene el espació que estas cubriendo, que medidas estas usando para cubrir esa zona??

[@warren-e-dee2671]

Dude u rocked that project out!

[@jonathancharnes7984]

I would add gussets to the joints in the truss to improve the strength of the connections. Wonder if it is faster than wood framing and if it is less expensive than wood framing

[@wiwbssjh8233]

It is faster and cheaper. You can buy everything prefabricated. It’s also lighter and stronger

[@SNOWFEBROWN96]

Are you using a stars crew to attach the frame sir?

[@vegehippiviking5463]

Witaj,pozno Cie znalazlem ale musze przyznac ze latwo i przyjemnie sie oglada, ciekaw jestem czy przyjmujesz do przy na przyuczenie ale tak po prostu, nawet jeseli osoba miala byc tylko do pracy jako pomocnik. Dzieki serdeczne. Pozdrawiam

[@daviddambrosiosoria4778]

que tipo de tornillos usas para unir unos perfiles con otros que te visto unirlos en el suelo y luego no parece que sobresalgan al otro lado

[@matocalabanana6226]

Hi, DX51D galvanized steel with Z450 galvanized protection. What is the brand of this equipment? Thank you in advance. Sincerely yours.

[@SamFBM]

what mm was this made from ? looks less than 1mm if im not mistaken?

[@karynasilva1915]

Se no Brasil tbm fosse assim estaríamos bem adiantados com está revolução em construção 🏡🏡🏡🏡

[@herylsplay]

can I have the name or link of the volt you're using mr? thanks!

[@sabancetin8285]

EMEGİNE SAGLİK USTA MUTHİŞSİN SANAT BUDUR

[@chiseen]

hi, planning to do an awning on the side of my house with this concept. Will it hold steady during typhoons? I live in asia

[@mansouralblooshi3004]

How many days it took from start to finish?

[@glidercoach]

Nicely edited.

[@DangrsDave]

Well Possum on a gum bush... I thought those were roof trusses in the beginning. Also, are the outside wall studs thicker gauge do to load bearing requirements?

[@dwightsolis2495]

Can you show how you cut the 45° brace?

[@BrianandTesinthePhilippines]

While I enjoyed watching your video I would have liked to hear some instruction voice over as the title is "How to FRAME Walls" not watch me frame walls. Beginners like myself would benefit greatly if you could actually give some guidance and teach us rather than just entertainment value.

[@bob.bobman]

How fast you speed up the video?

[@dsosys]

Is it steel or aluminum?

[@arafetkanso1405]

Which screws are you using ?

[@liviasarmiento2378]

Hello...your video is great, one of the best, I can build on a wooden platform and how I would do it, please I want to make one like yours, could you explain that to me please.

[@patrickkane7207]

The metal he is working with looks like 25 ga. never use less than 20 ga., i worked with metal studs for 35 years.

[@carloslolic3087]

lo que hace es con perfiles de chapa galvanizada esta todo carito los tornillos son iguales de los que se usan en argentina y uruguay t1 de punta aguja o t1 de punta mecha para mas seguridad el metodo que utiliza para hacer esta estructura esta buena por que refuerza mucho mas tipo cerchas el video esta claro esta clarito es un obrero no engaña a nadie lo felicito y medio buenas ideas gracias compañero desde uruguay

[@rafa-31]

Impresionante tu labor

[@omaryounes5177]

Amazing brother

[@RonElySoberano]

Galing lodz

[@luisdecossio8746]

honestamente el esqueleto prefiero hacerlo en tubo y los acabado en drywall, excelente trabajo

[@thibault-wenceslas5301]

Are those average commercial drywall metal studs ?

[@pedromiguel8597]

Olá boa noite Existe possibilidade de saber que tipos de raia utilizou e parafusos? São raias de 3 m ou 6m? Qual a espessura da raia? Que parafusos utilizou para fixar as raias entre elas? Obrigado

[@jesusvaldez7400]

simplemente hermoso, este video es mi inspiracion para construir dos recamaras de steel frame en un segundo piso que es de concreto, tengo demasiada teoria en construccion y he hecho trabajos menores pero me siento capaz de hacerlo yo mismo felicidades y muchas gracias por compartir

[@teacherstahlisahib1159]

😅

[@1963serena]

I like this technique alot, do have a drawing that u xould share, what gaige r the studs

[@myeongmoonlight8170]

With 2nd floor, please.. 🙏🙏🙏

[@janegurrea3198]

Wow! You're very skilled. Can this type of framing withstand strongwinds, typhoon and hurricanes? I'd like to make one.

[@extraclip]

Yes but concrete is better.

[@UrzaMinor84]

Doesn't the Engel grinder heat up the metal and that can cause rusting later?

[@marcosmarques3894]

Thank you for your work!..

[@marcosmarques3894]

Gracias por tu trabajo!..

[@marcosmarques3894]

Obrigado por seu trabalho!.. " Agora no meu idoma"

[@mhelmi73]

Great job bruh 🎉

[@MUOfficialFreestyle]

Holaaa, me podrías decir las Medidas de los Materiales xq Me quiero Hacer Una pieza pequeña para guardar mis Herramientas

[@88nikaken]

sir, can u tell me how much galvanized steel type DX51D did uu used to finish this house

[@meshedgears2794]

This must be at a location with no permitting required. 25 gauge steel is not considered structural even if it is made into a truss or shear panel. The connection at the screws are not considered strong enough. The fact that the truss bends at all under his weight is actually showing the weakness not the strength.. I usually just ignore videos like this, but it would be bad if someone ran down to there local big box store and bought those 25 gauge "c" channel studs and assumed they would work. I do have to admit that seeing the wood carpenter way of doing the layout was interesting, trained professionals in my area shoot the track to the floor and put the ends on first. They then snap the studs in between.... Its faster. Most drywallers say they are considered behind schedule before they arrive for the first time. -MG

[@tukangbedahrumah]

How thick are the frames?

[@atubeviewer4942]

What gauge metal studs do you use?

[@MrAllister9]

nice work

[@carlosantoniosilvaguillen2240]

Puedes compartir un vídeo de la elaboración de la plataforma que esta debajo de la estructura por favor

[@ArmandoLagunilla]

What country is this

[@garethbailey780]

Where did you buy the metal stud work as I want too build a shed/man cave thanks

[@cm9902]

Where did you get the Kit?

[@jeromyreno]

Killer work 👌🏽

[@Joedex1625]

how do you decide where and how many sheer walls you need also there must be no snow load on that building haha

[@markx348]

nice content...nice to have skills like that...

[@eddymollo1164]

Servira para una terraza arriba?