I thought it would be cool to be able to come to one place and view everyones framing, so post away.:thumbsup:
Don't have the power to run an electric big enough to keep up. Need 20cfm
Should have the main sheeted and be working on the overlays tomorrow. Everything else of the building is done. Just the roof left.
Under 4 hours to crane today in the cold and windy as hell.
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Start of a four family our big crew is on and its fire wall. Osb, tyvek, 5/8 type "x", and then 3/8 rough sawn. Each half gets a wall w/ 1" air gap. The first few days are mass chaos of man, material and machine and then poof! A building goes up. View attachment 173010 View attachment 173018 View attachment 173026
This is a house I helped another crew start yesterday. All framed up and ready to sheath View attachment 173034 View attachment 173042 View attachment 173050 . It's kind of a pig to frame so I'll post some more pics as I can. It has a lot of tall wall and a pita staircase
That's pretty neat, what's that all about?We started this thing a couple days ago.
It is a western town.
Very impressive! Why CMU vs CIP?View attachment 179201 View attachment 179209 View attachment 179217 View attachment 179225 View attachment 179233 View attachment 179241 View attachment 179249
Will be wrapping this roof up tomorrow and starting on the interior Tuesday. A FLW inspired home in Osprey, FL. The majority of it is conventionally framed with TJI rafters and Steel I beam ridges and valleys. Eaves are 4' and gable overhangs range from 3'- 5'. 5 bunks of 5/8" CDX.