Timber frame extension: Ep 13

[@Lord-Brett-Sinclair]

You and the team a real credit to the trade, your clients are very lucky .

[@shanicarter7637]

The extension is looking great. It's so inspiring that you show how to learn from small missteps, and that there is no need to panic or hide them. This is why everyone trusts you to take on bigger and bigger projects.

[@daverichardson5861]

Taking shape now Darren, shame about the weather. Stay well.

[@leeberry9666]

Nice job Darren.Easier than building with brick and block

[@elliejake11]

Looking gd mate, love a bit of timber frame 👍

[@1_MartinFlanagan]

Looking good. Loving your channel

[@delvingoddard2359]

Great videos thanks for sharing this Darren.

[@steve45678]

Considering the weather been terrible, the progress has been impressive.

[@goodcat1982]

Love that ice and fire song. Can't believe it's a youtube freebie

[@chellvicvicchel1114]

What size ceiling joists would you use on a extention gable roof with flat ceilings spanning 4.2mtrs. Thanks great work as usual

[@isakra714]

Great build I am learning alot from you, just wondering how deep is your foundation,?

[@chrissybfcful]

Great video bud, just a quick question, do you not have to use twist nails in the joist hangers? Pretty much all the videos I've seen on similar things they use twist nail, didn't know if it was personal choice. Love the series. Watch all your videos 👍

[@darrenthebuilder]

Thanks Chris, yes the nails we use are twist nails. This is required for the hangers

[@chrissybfcful]

Thanks for the reply. Look forward to the next installment 👍

[@truth3358]

Great video guys can I ask are you not going to double 4x2 above the window frame and door. Respect to yourselfs👍

[@paulchapman5249]

I bought a joist hanger nail gun saves me a lot of time 😅 good job pal

[@elliejake11]

I’m thinking of buying one, what one did you buy if you dnt mind me asking

[@paulchapman5249]

DeWalt pal cordless I think I paid 600 for it paid for itself in no time

[@elliejake11]

@@paulchapman5249 Most of my stuff is dewalt too so il have a look! Cheers mate

[@ORGPPL1]

Taking shape nicely!

[@reggiedixon2]

Contemplating that awful weather made me wonder if you are planning any Dominica content this year so we can all dream of living on a sunny island?

[@y.lelivelt2619]

You discovered the mistake in time Darren. And you corrected it. I think it works better without rubbish,so nice it is al cleared.

[@RS-ei3yt]

Like the opening for the door, u need to double up the uprights for the Window. Does it not show the doubling up in the drawings..?

[@darrenthebuilder]

Yes you’re right. We double up tomorrow. 👍🏾

[@darrenthebuilder]

KZbin I s my second pair of eyes lol

[@ZaheerAbbasKhan]

Is the timbre build the same strength as masonry?

[@jackmill4235]

Good to see a man you still knows how to use a hammer.

[@CoconutandFamily]

Hello, what are those bolts in the wall plate called? The ones attached to the brick wall?

[@viankalobosvalenzuela7456]

Excelente trabajo saludos 👌👌👍

[@nachsonsantos5904]

Great content!love your explanation.

[@nickgriffin637]

Loving your style. Twist nails are gods reminder we didn't do well in school. ☹️😂 I hate them!!

[@nickdrury4931]

Darren, have you anymore news on yourself build abroad, will you be shooting over there soon?

[@AccountantDoesDIY]

Hi mate. I’m just a DIYer but built myself a garden gym over lockdown and loved working with timber. You mentioned in the video you were going to cross batten perpendicularly on top of the rafters before the firring strips and OSB. I didn’t do that with mine and simply put the firring strips straight on top of the rafters themselves with nothing perpendicular. Is there a particular reason you’re going to put the cross battening on first?

[@darrenthebuilder]

Hi there, yea typically I would just put the furrings on the rafter. I’ll put putting the furrings as you did but with the cross batten above. The area above will be where the air vents through the roof. It will vent from left to right. I showed the design drawing on one of the previous episodes. I think the first day that we started in the timber frame

[@AccountantDoesDIY]

@@darrenthebuilder thanks mate. Only just had your channel appear in my recommended vids so will have to go back to the start of the series to check it out!

[@aligooya8514]

Hi, very useful, I am a DIYer trying to learn from you. Why don't you use a nail gun? any recommendation is appreciated.

[@raihanmohammedjahirmiah1101]

Where are you based? How can i get in touch for a quote?

[@terryyoungman7370]

👍 well done lads

[@markburden6912]

I am a builder in New Zealand where all the buildings are timber framed,If I were you Id invest in a laser level and a nail gun.

[@TJ-eq6dl]

Brill professional builder and trades men,would you consider a front double garage and terrace extension in Torquay overlooking the bay,plans been submitted awaiting judgement!

[@olddingodude]

great content dude, thanks!

[@jonesconrad1]

Enjoying the music today

[@AccountantDoesDIY]

I second that. Found myself tapping my foot throughout :-)

[@Orikix]

I third that😂

[@nedloh17]

,looking good 👍

[@frankyates7910]

looking good.

[@megaman2016]

Why did the customer want a timber frame? What are the pros and cons?

[@Wgnwtb]

One pro is, it is supposed to be cheaper and quicker if I’m not mistaken

[@megaman2016]

@@Wgnwtb it looks like just as much work

[@painterman8863]

Coming along nicely, mate.👍👍

[@andybrace4983]

Lovely old job