I've looked through this probabaly 25 times and it still is so cool :thumbup:

Thx Crackers......:thumbup1:

FramingPro said:

I've looked through this probabaly 25 times and it still is so cool :thumbup:

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I was looking for the first one when I saw "2". I don't think many carpenters would take offense to it, this site is very well policed in that they don't go over board.

Think of this site as more of a chamber of commerce party atmosphere, you don't want to be "that" guy but at the same time, inside construction stuff seems to be fine.

Really impressive work by the way.

That looks like a great time... Digging that oldschool chev dually I saw in one of the pics too...

Wow! How many on your crew and how long to frame that beast?

thx Deck...I should show you my Deck....it's pretty big......:laughing:

I built a wrap around 5 years ago 1,200 sq ft...I think I have a Photo...actually I will attempt to clip the video....wait sec....anyway...regarding the 1st thread, I was given a stern warning from Leo G about my profanity......so they pulled the thread...it was not I. That being said, my apology was sincere.....I have no wish to offend anyone !!!! follow the link to my facebook page and watch the video....sort of a b4 and after when I first moved here


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Deckhead said:

I was looking for the first one when I saw "2". I don't think many carpenters would take offense to it, this site is very well policed in that they don't go over board.

Think of this site as more of a chamber of commerce party atmosphere, you don't want to be "that" guy but at the same time, inside construction stuff seems to be fine.

Really impressive work by the way.

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we did that beast in 09 and I had on average 6 guys.....on a roof, I always like even numbers....so the team can partner up....one guy up...the other cutting......that roof took 6 weeks......actually 5.....one week lost to rain......

overanalyze said:

Wow! How many on your crew and how long to frame that beast?

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Crazy! Thanks for posting it! Great house to have in the portfolio

Mr Chips said:

we did that beast in 09 and I had on average 6 guys.....on a roof, I always like even numbers....so the team can partner up....one guy up...the other cutting......that roof took 6 weeks......actually 5.....one week lost to rain......

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That wasn't 09 was it ? Not before you knew me?
I though it was like last summer?

I am afraid it was 09......a few years b4 we met.....I don't know why you thought it was last summer :no:
How goes the Baby sitting......drywalling can be so....:sleep1: boring....lol .....I know you wish you were swinging :whistling

FramingPro said:

That wasn't 09 was it ? Not before you knew me?
I though it was like last summer?

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Dang. I thought it was one of those where a big wind comes up and blows the whole thing down.

To paraphrase someone, "at some point, you have enough garage bays."

We're those fake shed dormers? Or was there a room inside.

Cosmetic only !!!!! I think there are a few pics that show them sitting on the ground ready to be lifted into place......that was fun :laughing:

pdmig said:

We're those fake shed dormers? Or was there a room inside.

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Cool project.

5 weeks?! how tall was the main ridge? how many sq ft? the longest a roof ever took us was 9 days with 5-6 guys and we stick-framed it.
that 3,500 sq ft "ranch"

.......well you're obviously a better framer than I........why don't you tell me?

Come set a 10,000 sq ft with me next week. All trusses. 35' bearing elevation. We'll see how fast you can set and sheath that. Seriously?? Bragging about stick framing that single story in 9 days vs that monstrosity chips did with trusses. Come on.

asgoodasdead said:

5 weeks?! how tall was the main ridge? how many sq ft? the longest a roof ever took us was 9 days with 5-6 guys and we stick-framed it. that 3,500 sq ft "ranch"

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I wasn't bragging. I was seriously asking. I posted the picture and stated the time and size as reference.

Well my apologies then. I don't know if you deal with a lot of trusses, on small houses, yes they're easier. On big cut up roofs, I'd rather stick frame it. Over sheathing for valleys. Big floppy 12/12 scissors trusses with no ridge board to stabilize them. It's a nightmare.

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I wasn't bragging. I was seriously asking. I posted the picture and stated the time and size as reference.

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