Roof Sheathing - Spencer's last day (First Person POV)

This video takes off directly after the previous video. Watch as we start sheathing the roof from the attic. This day also happened to be Spencer's last day with us. Hope you enjoy the music. Thanks for watching!
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Music :
Holy Diver - by Dio
Stuck in the moment - by Alexa Cappelli
Come Sail Away - by Styx

[@ericpinard2222]

You can use the mag of the nail gun as a strait edge to line up the facia instead of pulling out the speed square every time. Learned that the other day thought I’d share

[@zephyr1408]

Hey ! Learn something even as old as I am?

[@mikegrizzly4188]

One of my guys put his 2 weeks in, today was his last day. Exact same scene played out today. It’s always light weight emotional. Awesome labor, terrible carpenter, but a great presence on the job site. He will be missed.

[@certifiedladderholder]

Sorry this video is a little bit late. Life got a little busy. Hope you guys still enjoy👍

[@Coffmanconstruction]

Beautiful work as always my friend

[@ToddCarpenter12]

Loving the videos. Great soundtrack in this episode too!

[@jackmehoff1565]

Bye Spencer another great video thanks

[@spencer4176]

Pie day Friday! P.S. I'm actually dead don't tell Jason

[@jackmehoff1565]

Please remember to troll this channel no matter where you are you tube is right there

[@mauriciosouza1768]

I'm sorry to ask.. but is it safe? Seems like you're about to slip straight to the floor. Awesome job btw, keep it up

[@certifiedladderholder]

In my opinion yes. This is only an 8/12 pitch. Which I am comfortable enough to walk it without slipping. However we do still nail toe boards on the first row. It’s very rare to see a crew in my area use harnesses. You either walk it or chicken board your way up every row. Now granted I have days where I don’t trust my feet as much. I’ll take precautions if I need to. Just depends. Thanks man appreciate it👍

[@dannailer657]

What do you guys use for fall protection??

[@vawu45]

Hey bro, just wanted to know how you get into frame carpentry. Im 22 years old and i have 2 years experience as an HVAC Installer, 1 year experience as Plumber, but my DREAM JOB is Frame carpentry. I want to get in but most companies that ive seen want people with experience in carpentry. Any tips on how i can get into a company ?

[@certifiedladderholder]

Awesome! From working in HVAC and Plumbing you should have a good idea of developments in your area. You’ve probably seen a lot of framing crews too. I would drive around and stop by each crew you see and go up and ask if they need a laborer. You’d start out moving lumber and cleaning but have the ability to quickly move up the ranks. I’m going to have a video coming out soon about what to expect as a new guy on a framing crew. Hope all works out👍

[@vawu45]

@@certifiedladderholder thanks man appreciate it !

[@dyland8364]

What pitch you working on in this?

[@certifiedladderholder]

8/12

[@israeloxendine13]

What pitch roof is this?

[@certifiedladderholder]

8/12

[@motomanjf]

No H clips required?

[@TheNorthernmunky]

Why did he quit? This is so sad 😞

[@certifiedladderholder]

Indeed it is 🤷‍♂️I wish I knew☹️

[@jackmehoff1565]

Have you ever framed its backing labor high turnover rate in small companies there is not much room for advancement your either laborer foreman or owner

[@alecmartin9539]

@@jackmehoff1565 We’re not in it for the status or even the money. We’re in it because we love doing it

[@certifiedladderholder]

@@alecmartin9539 Love that answer. I feel the same way my friend!

[@jackmehoff1565]

@@certifiedladderholder say that in 30 years 2 back surgeries and a shoulder surgery all from framing

[@freshbuds9162]

Where y’all located

[@certifiedladderholder]

Northwest indiana👍

[@freshbuds9162]

I’ve had my construction company for 4 years now and want to get into new home building. Currently taking Michigan builders class to become certified, I would love to come join the team for more new home building experience and knowledge if possible.

[@certifiedladderholder]

@@freshbuds9162 Nice! That would be a great way to learn🙏

[@zephyr1408]

@@certifiedladderholder hey that Spencer guy? That was not Spencer Lewis @ Inside Carpenter ? He quit and became a famous finish carpenter!

[@certifiedladderholder]

@@zephyr1408 Haha no Spencer was just our skilled laborer😂