Roof Day!

[@jasonmarshall819]

Keep the vids coming bro.great footage.

[@framingbeast720]

Thankyou

[@benjamanalthaus5434]

Why so many nails along that upright in the truss in the beginning of the video? Is that code? Any rhyme or reason? Freakin love your videos man. Hope to see more newer kick ass content from you in the future. Rock on ! 🤘

[@southtexasframer4899]

Hey man I love these videos. Keep them coming. Just like this. I’m a framer in Texas. And as much as I run a nail gun all day for some reason I enjoy to keep on nailing into the night through KZbin

[@framingbeast720]

Awesome, I graduated from Texas A&M back in 2002! Ya once framing gets in your blood it can be hard to shake.

[@donnieharmon7596]

I just came across your video and do u have start to finish series? good stuff and good farming

[@officialmattheathHD]

are nails free in your country or somthing

[@h20s8804]

Awesome. I watched your gable end framing vid too. Super impressive. Surprised to see that heavy steel hammer come out though--no Ti Stiletto?? I hear that hissy Hitachi trigger noise in my sleep sometimes....

[@framingbeast720]

Lol you know it’s an older gun when you hear that noise. Ya that was a dewalt mig weld 14oz. Great hammer and excellent value but the grip will eventually fly off

[@Chris-hm4sn]

Damn those are built close together you could jump for one to the other!

[@nathancannon2235]

Would make my pawpaw proud he worked by the nail to lol he would nail up facia with 16s it ain't going nowhere.

[@CheeseyCHV]

Man that one last nail was bothering me so much, at first I thought you missed it, but then you came back around. I don't know why, but it was so satisfying, when you corrected it. 😬😎

[@BillyBigRiggin359]

Man you got alot of trust in those nail plates on the trusses lol

[@DFGHJ29]

Not far away I frame on north shore of Montréal framing is so different but we are so close Great work understand every single move you do 👌👍

[@ivtec845]

Maybe save a few nails for the next job lol jkjk

[@youmertz]

I've noticed that a lot of framers and roofers will often drive two nails right next to each other. Why is that? I'd have thought that spreading them out more would distribu6e loads better.

[@klincoln80]

The answer is carelessness. More concerned with speed then they are with quality and accuracy. Don’t get me wrong, I admire the skill and ability but I admire your craftsmanship and quality much more.

[@michaelbeausejour3202]

Usually to start a new sheet you put two together so it holds but you can still move it to line up the other side

[@SpaceOfWaste]

In the beginning of the video he’s doubling up the trusses with 2x4s on each side when I had to do that my plan said 2 nails every 6 inches thats also why he said it s a waste of nails lol

[@youmertz]

Maybe it's a shear-strength thing. Each nail adds a specific increase to the shear load capacity of the structure. While spacing them out would probably be better, I guess 2 side by side still gives you the necessary shear strength rating?

[@KimJongChill]

I just frame decks and porches but this looks WAY more interesting, how did you learn to the point of being able to do this self employed?

[@jasonhull2163]

Most people learn the trade by working for other companies first for a few years then take a huge chance to establish their own construction company. It’s really hard to do this nowadays. Beast said in one of his videos he’s been framing since 2002. He was young when he started.

[@adrcamacho1]

Serious question: why soooooo many nails on that double truss?

[@robertsamagalsky1617]

Curious what type and length of nails are you using for the trusses? Ring shank perhaps?

[@framingbeast720]

Hi Robert, I just use .120 spiral coil framing nails

[@gone9677]

Nice I love framing also!

[@jonboot4451]

I love all the comments about too many nails in the first 2 minutes. Did nobody catch that the web was cracked and needed to have a field repair? 2x4 on both sides from bottom of truss to top of truss is a standard repair detail called out by truss engineers.

[@angelol5643]

Yes!! Nice video!

[@GoldenW505]

Nail happy much 6:14 😂

[@jasonasher3575]

Have u ever had a fall ?

[@DanielGarcia-wo9gs]

Bro runs through coils in minutes😂

[@devinmalison]

What made you get into framing and why did you do it?

[@framingbeast720]

I was trying to get into the fire dept and the Oakville fire chief at the time told me I was a little young but I needed to get some hands-on trades exp that showed I knew how houses were constructed so next day joined a crew and never looked back

[@prettygrunt]

Not bad, not the crazy framer, but not bad.

[@creationby]

Hey! what is the inner diameter of the hose you have? what brand?

[@Brandon-td2sm]

Nice video, what nailer you use?

[@framingbeast720]

I use both the high pressure max coil nailer and the.hitachi nv83a

[@Brandon-td2sm]

@@framingbeast720 Thank you

[@conneriannone6073]

why use 3 1/4 if youre nailing into 3"?

[@grasby101]

Engineering specs, what they've found is that the last 1/4" don't really hold in a regular 3" nail. So for them to get full coverage like they assume in their plans

[@javierpreciadojr413]

Why soo many nails, do u get paid by the pound?

[@sefazion1151]

Whats the brand and model of your nail gun? Looks smaller and lighter and does the job.

[@framingbeast720]

It's an older hitachi nv83a nailer...probably 25 yrs old +. I also use the max high pressure framing system... absolutely love it....buries nails in engineered lumber and is the size and weight of a typical roofing nailer

[@notsure7874]

@@framingbeast720 I thought that was an nv45 for a minute. Friend of mine had both of them, I kind of preferred the hitachi.

[@jasonhull2163]

One thing I like about beasts videos there’s noway in hell you could tear a house down he built. You’d have to dynamite it.

[@austen9556]

Because it’s code he don’t like putting that much nails in listen 0:36

[@jasonhull2163]

@@austen9556 I can definitely tell you do not build houses for a living... He doesn't mention code at all at 0:36 ...

[@austen9556]

@@jasonhull2163 no he murmured “waste of nails” and I’m pretty sure he lives in Canada so are codes are over bored because of snow load but your right I’m not in construction but he even mentioned that under a comment

[@jasonhull2163]

@@austen9556 Not in the video time stamp you gave

[@tristonevanko5726]

To answer your question it is very entertaining to watch you nail a girder

[@framingbeast720]

Nice I'll keep em coming

[@jayframes4967]

That girder nail pattern is fucked, never seen one that tight before

[@murphyyazzie6412]

Bro had to scribe the ridge and maybe get a better setting, but love the vids ♥️ then you wouldn’t need much nails.

[@pyroman7086]

2 nails every 4 inches? That’s insane

[@framingbeast720]

I agree but I've been called back for this

[@dustinwarman1186]

That’s code...

[@pyroman7086]

@@dustinwarman1186 code can be a bit excessive sometimes

[@eucalyptus101]

Is this code due to wind conditions? In Australia it would be cheaper to use steel frames than wack in so many nails.

[@drakebrodbeck7663]

dude ur nailing the center gable stud way to much in 0:48. shoot 3 nails where u have a gap in the board and beat it till it’s closed up. and if u need to work it up. keep shooting nails in groups of 3 up the board while beating them shut. i hope that helps!

[@drakebrodbeck7663]

ur just nailing the whole board then beating it. work it up make sure everything is straight before u shoot ur next flurry of nails

[@jonboot4451]

That looked like a truss repair to me. Sistered on both sides and nails 4" oc would be what the truss engineer would call for.

[@joshmedeiros8736]

What type of wall sheathing do u guys use looks like cardboard?

[@framingbeast720]

Ya its crappy 1/2 inch drywall with diagonal metal braces kerfed in fo strength

[@joshmedeiros8736]

@@framingbeast720 I feel for ya I tell my cheap customers ya can't paint a master piece with Crayola Crayons . Keep up the good work boss 👍

[@noname-p8n8v]

Мужик, у тебя такая отдышка, что я переживаю, что ты лопнешь, когда наклоняешься и приседаешь xD

[@spankiedoodlesteve2086]

To everyone knocking him for using so many nails, it’s the code up there. Maybe it’s ridiculous, he probably agrees, but it’s the code, and a serious, professional builder knows it’s smart to always follow code in certain situations

[@framingbeast720]

Yup if the inspector catches your lack of nails that's time wasted and you'll look like a chump for not doing it right the first time

[@OshawaStateOfMind]

Every 4inches is that the code in your area? Where you from

[@framingbeast720]

Ya, ontario

[@framingbeast720]

Ontario building code

[@OshawaStateOfMind]

Are those 2” nails or 3 1/4”

[@framingbeast720]

@@OshawaStateOfMind 3.25

[@nicholasjohn1001]

Seems like they would just send you a girder truss preassembled.

[@knightwolf8877]

Why the coil nailer than framing nailer?

[@notsure7874]

That is a framing nailer. You can get that same gun in a stick nailer too. Dont' have to reload nearly as much with a coil, they're just heavy.

[@knightwolf8877]

@@notsure7874 there you go didn't realise that

[@jessethepondhopper8370]

Well atleast you didn't have too hand beat all those nails lmfao

[@alexponce2905]

What hammer is that ?

[@jayframes4967]

Looks like a 14oz dewalt

[@solucionesalvas8180]

Eres chingon

[@matthewpeter7068]

What kind of hammer is that

[@framingbeast720]

Dewalt 14 oz

[@matthewpeter7068]

@@framingbeast720 thanks dawg

[@bradanglada2010]

Y do u have to put so many nails in that post in the begining of the video..??

[@framingbeast720]

Fixing a web

[@jeffburnette6810]

17 1/2 equals 1ft 5 1/2 2 ft on center from there 3 ft 5 1/2 5ft 5 1/2 and so on

[@woodboi5973]

Why so many nails? Surely it gets to a stage when you use too many and it affects strength???

[@ReZets]

The state he’s in. most states have their own code when it comes to how many nails you have to put and where

[@Soleuxe74]

Ive never seen that many nails wasted in 1 video

[@larryrosol3135]

Apparently this guys never had to pay for the nails I counted 27 in one ridge post what a joke

[@creedstallone9560]

Why the fuck should he pay for nails plus its code

[@ReZets]

he’s the owner of the company lmao. he can use all the nails he wants.

[@luketein7965]

2 rows 3" on that truss repair

[@jasonhull2163]

Beast what’s the highest fall you have ever had to embrace?

[@OshawaStateOfMind]

Upload some more bro

[@framingbeast720]

Will do

[@devinmalison]

Do you work for someone or do you have your own business?

[@framingbeast720]

I work for myself

[@shreddervikings5551]

Where in Ontario are you? I frame custom homes in the GTA

[@framingbeast720]

Nice, I'm in waterdown

[@shreddervikings5551]

Oh nice. If you get a chance check out the crazy framers yt channel, might give you some ideas for your vids

[@dustybeckstrand5300]

Great videos! You remind me of me. I've been a framer for 55 years and still framing at 70 but a little slower now... Hang tough Brother

[@saultorres278]

How does is gun not break he hits it to hard to the wood 🤦‍♂️

[@geovanyescobar2361]

Sos chingon

[@santiagoflores9377]

To all the people up there, the uses a nail gun don't punch the nail gun like this , into the 2×4 or 2×6 whatever it is , a well breack it faster

[@greatestever6372]

Very dangerous with that gun

[@Redneck85]

That's a lot of nails damn

[@meandnature6452]

Jesus all those nails,, might just split the wood?

[@justinbernardo8240]

you sound like your in pain every time u hunch over to pick something up or bring out the hammer to hammer.

[@joshmcfate8375]

...A+ for effort but I got two words. Stitch nail.

[@chinochino4679]

Why you grunt ??

[@framingbeast720]

Lol I was just talking about that the other day. I never realized I did until I saw it back

[@chinochino4679]

@@framingbeast720 I get it ..comes naturally

[@nicholaszizzamia116]

Why so much grunting

[@Greenfrom3]

Because we do hard ass work haha. We're up high bent over all weird. If you do this type of stuff and don't grunt. I'd think something is wrong with you lol

[@isaacrangel8195]

so much nails