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[@workisfun...2438]

I prefer a little overkill myself, that's why I have work lined up for a LONG time. Great job guys! God bless!

[@Buckdeplorable]

Outstanding!

[@MIDJTube]

Overbuilt? Yes. Fun to watch? Yes. Looks great! I love Winni’s OCD.

[@WINNI.Designs]

Thank you for all the compliments!

[@robjohnston5292]

That was very satisfying to watch! The chimney rebuild was great too.

[@franklinrizzo1792]

Good job

[@Tracker7266]

Haters gonna hate. Gable looks fantastic. Nice job !! 👏

[@williamkacensky4796]

Excellent.

[@canievision808]

Braddah...NICE WORK !!

[@frystakfarmboys4430]

Damn Good builders

[@fgghddsffdrtybc]

little giant is my choice as well!

[@chrispinch3416]

Where i live this would work perfect, super strong and safe, who would use balloon frameing today? We just hsd a neighbors house catch fire and the balloon frame made it hard to put out. We get a bunch of wind,this looks super strong,nothing wrong with overkill in the right place,excellent work sir

[@millroyboy07]

We always prebuilt everything on the ground and used the tele-boom to set it.

[@MountainsVermont]

Haha. Man everyone’s an expert in the comments eh?!? I’ve got 25 years in the game and think this is a fine way to build the gable overhang. Solid and won’t deflect…win, win.

[@seancripps4897]

I like these sounds

[@tryer49]

BRAVO!!!

[@tideslider664]

Yep just notch out gable rafter for outlookers how I’ve always done it ,I mostly notch gable studs up into gable rafter as well

[@williamclark1633]

Expensive using all those screws

[@stevenfoust3782]

Nicy nice.

[@RealAKBUILDERS]

Lazer works great unless the top plate is bowed. I prefer using math . Numbers don't lie, you less you put the wrong numbers in of course. And like previous comment, Ballon frame with nails. OP must be a steel stud framer using screws.

[@danthecarpenterman9463]

Looks odd having your ridge exposed at the end under your soffit . We always use the same size rafters for the fascia board and notch the 2x4s in on flat to create the over hang this hides the ridge into your soffit

[@robertstultz2260]

Sure is a lot of overkill!!! Don't take half as long to notch where the lookouts go!!! Then your false rafter!!! I would have loved to see these young carpenters work when I started!! No nails guns or battery operated drills!!! We hand drove every nail then went home eat supper ved livestock and went to bed!!! They don't know how lucky they have it!!!

[@StepheMauro-kh1px]

Notched gable studs save hours here and lose nothing in strength. With an overhang this small a simple ladder definitely suffices and takes virtually no time , any bigger and you use notched lookouts . The guy did this well but it took all day . Time is of the essence. Don’t need to build to land a Chinook helicopter on the roof if that’s not what you going to do .

[@dougcarlson6800]

This kind of looks like it was educated in a trade program and not real life. There’s a lot of things I would do differently.

[@knbbuilders6991]

Good clean framing but I think the wall should have been balloon framed from the floor to the underside of the rafter so you don't create a pivot point

[@janchristenson4891]

There is no strength in screws nails is necessary to put that together only

[@puttervids472]

More strength in screws. Ever seen one pull out ? 😂. Neither have I.

[@janchristenson4891]

I’m glad you think so

[@5400bowen]

So you've never torn apart something that is screwed and something that is nailed. Screws are 10 times stronger than nails.

[@puttervids472]

@@janchristenson4891 I know so.

[@GregSierra-v3j]

Of all the years that I've been framing houses, that's the most idiotic way of doing a gable wall

[@judyflynn1604]

Holy💩

[@FWIZZY20009]

You lost me at that useless 4 inch gable stud 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@onedeluzoriginals1680]

After 43 years as a Carpenter, and 20 as a General Contractor, I agree with you 100%! Maybe when this Kid gets more years under his Belt, he might realize the Old tried and true method…KISS! 🇺🇸🦁🏴⚔️

[@JohnCollins-i4v]

U don’t screw a house together

[@jimmybrock6593]

What is the reason for this foolishness?😮😊