Self Building a Barndominium - How to Frame the Interior - Part 1

[@jackl9922]

Finally, the parts I want. Interior build in. Thx.

[@WilliamGushulak]

Great video, thank you. 👀👀

[@emilechap8573]

Yes ,good stuff.love learning from you . Thanks. 💪👍

[@dongreer9082]

Thx for the content, the lack of knee pads is killing me. 😳😁

[@chaseweeks2708]

Seems like it would be a good idea to knock out the corner post girt nailers before the foam guy comes in. That looked annoying having to excavate a pocket, and probably not great for the foam either. I'm assuming you're probably going to touch that up with a froth-pak or something before covering the cavity, right?

[@MrPostFrame]

It gets really tough for foamer to do a good job when you add a bunch of framing in his way. I find they do a much better job with an open wall to work with. We use only closed cell spray foam so cutting some out does not affect the performance as long as you don’t cut too much out. It’s always a lot thicker nexts to the columns so even where I notch some out it’s a minimum of 3”. I’m very careful and make sure we do touch ups if necessary.

[@AlwaysAwesome001]

Metal vs Wood interior framing? (If cost was not a factor.)

[@MrPostFrame]

If cost wasn’t a factor I would buy all lsl framing lumber. Perfectly straight and very strong and then I would still have the ability to easily cut and notch all my framing as necessary.

[@PhilMarshall-b4k]

Turn your phone off. Check messages later

[@AlwaysAwesome001]

Not how business works.