Renovating 1900's Building | Demo Crew Removed A Structural Wall..

[@Baylie_Brooks]

Yeah, Matts alive !

[@rickwasicki5609]

Matt nice to see your video's again

[@RestoreHawaii]

Looking forward to checking out your videos. Thank you for inspiring the next generation to pursue these wonderful trade skills.

[@allenand3760]

The hook racks on the wall are to hang picture frames allowing one to change often and not have 1000 holes in the wall after a few months! But there are much nicer ones available now than those old school chains.

[@dustinkrebs8229]

Lets go big MATT! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@Rizzo2185]

Good to see you uploading again brother. What’d you use to get such a clean cut on that tile to outline the bottom plates? That shit looked clean

[@billycarter1104]

Matt... Appreciate your videos brother! Keep on Banging !

[@Van8502]

Long dry spell!! Glad you are okay and back in action!! Are you in Cali?

[@caldwell207]

Great work as always Matt! Glad to see you back posting again

[@tracycolorado]

Impressed with the router. Dressed like your in Colorado

[@justsomeawesomeperson6396]

I always like when important structural pieces are cut out… in my house they were really good at that in the 60’s. One of the 3 big timber frame trusses was just resting on a small wooden window frame with everything that it should be resting on taken out.

[@jamiespears1075]

Great to see you back Matt. I thought you must have given up posting content to youtube its been such a long time between vids. Look forward to seeing more content.

[@ConstructionDiscussion-ps4dq]

Nice vid, great to see the on-site work.

[@ThatADUGuy]

Great video and workalong. You have awesome content dude!! 🎉🎉

[@lorenrickey5481]

That’s the reason I bought my Makita rotary hammer years ago for removing particle board glued and nailed down. Good investment. Hi Matt! Did you see Tim and Kyle at the show in Las Vegas?

[@MattBangsWood]

We were all out at the Diablo booth together, great times. Big video from WOC soon. 😊 Kyle and I had a good talk on last day of event. Been too long, nice to catch up..

[@daviddinkha2811]

Little puzzled here. You said it's not load bearing, but you still need shear wall. Is this code for commercial or optional.

[@Joe-jv5mm]

That was Cool idea with the DeWalt router

[@TheFutureKingz]

Never underestimate the power of dewalt. They have been at the top of their game these past few years.

[@CertifiedNailPuller]

Hey matt, what type of nail gun nose tip attachment is that?

[@evictioncarpentry2628]

Milwaukee just came out with a full size cordless router. Probably has more power for openings.

[@matth7650]

Milwaukee makes 1/2 cordless router we use them on are crews

[@redryder210]

Random question on remodeling for old buildings… what do you guys do if some of the framing is true 2x6 or true 2x4? Thicker drywall?

[@MattBangsWood]

If we've got true dimension, we'll match one side and fir out the other with sheathing.

[@redryder210]

@@MattBangsWood Copy! Thanks Matt. Keep up the good work. Great videos!

[@LuisOrtiz-h9i]

Saludos amigo mis respetos

[@yossid422]

Ya

[@kule510]

Finally!

[@ajmulvey7079]

Happy to see you can still cut straight. It's pathetic to see guys using track saws for every cut

[@steveramirez1654]

👍👍

[@stevenyeo5481]

🤘

[@joehuinker7009]

Matt even with demolition you need to give a shit.Tell them that

[@CaleyCharchuk]

These walls will be the last thing standing if the building blows down

[@philempire9776]

I thought you died

[@jasonmarshall819]

Where's Fox, must be on another job

[@Наблюдатель-п8д]

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[@jonellwanger7258]

Those small routers are meant to take out cuts less then 1/16 of an inch at a time. Trying to cut a 5/8 sheet is asking Quite a lot! That’s like asking a kid who weighs 40 lbs to carry two packs of shingles up the ladder. Yeah it could be done…. But there are better alternatives.