Installing 34' Roof Trusses; Rough Framing POV (Height Warning)

HEIGHT WARNING, POV FILMED VIDEO MAY CAUSE DIZZINESS.
We're pushing along on a 3,000SF farmhouse duplex, on a lot that is going to make the building process much more difficult. With overhead powerlines, a foundation that sits a whopping 12" away from a block wall, we've got our work cut out for us.
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[@MattBangsWood]

It’s Friday, it’s payday! What’s everyone up to this weekend? Hope you’re all well! This video was (I thought) scheduled for Wednesday, but it never posted.. Here it is! 😅

[@jeffreycastillo32]

I am an undergrad Civil Engineer student who graduated last year, been practicing designing residential and custom homes for a short time, your channel helps me understand the most complicated structure of any building, the roof. I don't get much site visit opportunity, but seeing your videos and understanding how a lot of the "framing" works is super helpful to a young engineer!! Thank you for all the tips and showing how it is constructed!!

[@theohiogamer1702]

I'm a newer carpenter I've been doing it for about 3 years and I'm 23 and your channel has helped me learn a lot and improve my skills.

[@MattBangsWood]

POV WARNING.. For those not into it, I’ll have something up without it, time lapse from ground POV!

[@carloschavez5368]

Use to build house shells in construction back in 1983 -1987. I started before in construction back in 1981 .Plus I built my parents house and mine back in 2000. No more for me. Thats type of work is hard and dangerous. Its a gratifying feeling to live in a home built with your own hands.

[@kevinjames2515]

Nice job is fun doing that😊

[@CeinX]

Back a few years ago we dropped a truss into the house, nearly crushing two people. We haven't NOT used a crane sense. 500$ to save hours of hard work and it's way easier.

[@marty3194]

Framers are just ninja's with a nailgun, great balance! walking on a small board while holding the truss in the wind and picking up your gun..awesome!

[@Babbies36]

Loui needs to get fired for that

[@mattvega6941]

Wow lifting over live power lines?? Thats not safe or allowed.

[@iAmShadowFN]

As a framer from OK whose crew has no equipment and most of our walls, trusses, deckboard everything is moved by hand, I am very inspired by you and your crew's work ethic skill and knowledge. Keep up the fire content Matt & bang on!

[@richardjensen7186]

Ah, THAT really showed the importance of plumb, straight walls and a good layout method! With those three things, you can presume correct spacing, and plumb trusses happen almost automatically. Excellent, and how it SHOULD (but usually isn't) done! Inspiring and a lesson on how it should be done.

[@BaconDanish]

That feeling when everything comes together.

[@nolanmckeown8578]

Y’all are pretty slick with cranes. The winery now this 👌🏼🤘🏼✊🏼. I’m a form carpenter and almost all our forms are crane assist to set. Keep it up bro

[@Sanriago98]

I got 7 years experience in building the trusses from walls, roofs, floors and now I'm more excited to try what you're doing.

[@Wewoka54]

Been watching your videos forever and this one has to the best trust video ever..nice work!!

[@kipcarroll5644]

So much fun watching trusses go up so efficiently .

[@bakaariiim]

5:28

[@rickyborden3287]

I'm about three weeks away from setting my first trusses. I've watched this video so many times, but it always amazes me the eay your dad stands up there on top.

[@waterislife.9204]

Wow! You all aren't afraid of Heights. Very brave young men. Great team affects.