Saying the birdsmouth is based on the wall width LOL = rookie
btw, insulated wall makes up 5% of the envelope, only idiots use 2x6 to increase the r-value of 5% of your envelope. = rookie
LOL. with the method you just showed us, you can't even use a 2x6 rafter. How retarded is that!!!!! Gonna do the whole roof in 2x8 or bigger, even 3' long jacks! LOL.Those are one of the worst squares sold. Cant read the numbers, fragile. All signs of a rookie.
@d1incharge hey let me know if you make a video explaining this stuff, or anything related, because im taking roofing in college right now as a part of a carpentry course and am just being introduced to it, so i want to learn it the right way. You seem to know your stuff, and as a 20 year old kid, i dont know much about anything really so any pointers tricks or tips youre willing to share would help out alot, and be much apreciated.
The dimensions of this house with a 72 inch rafter would be 54.4 inches to the mid-point , including the ridge subtraction, and 47.135 inches in height which would give you a 9 on 12 slope for a 72 inch rafter. So total width of the structure wold be 110.3 inches or 9 feet 2 inches. Nice play house. Too bad he didn't mention how many rafters he needed and their spacing on center. But by the looks of the 2 x 10 or 2 x 12, I would assume is spaced every 4 feet for a play house.
Actually trusses for storage are designed and used all the time. Their design has to be engineered of course but it comes out like a gable with pony walls built on top of the joists, what a time saver.
I'm a DIY'er. I have a framing square and the stair stops. Didn't quite know how they worked til i saw this. thanks..still gotta read up about that bird mouth. of course if i go with trusses, not relevant.
Trusses tend to lift in winter, consider that when you are deciding to go hand joists and rafters, or trusses. Trusses are mainly made for speed and they can go long spans with lighter (cheaper) lumber. I like trusses for shops and garages but my preference is rafter and joist roof. Added benefit to rafter and joist is greater ability to hold weight so you can use the attic for storage but the joists need to be able to support the extra weight. Trusses are a no-no for storage.
good info thx..
111links 3 months ago
More close-ups would be nice though. Thanks.
Wakinoito 3 months ago
Well Done , Thanks for the good info , YOU ROCK.....DwR
poodlehead56 4 months ago
This was useful! Makes it look easy.
harryfaber 6 months ago
lol i should have thought of looking up videos on this for my shop exam i got an 81 but this would have been way better than looking in the book
ianl3194 7 months ago
is he still alive ?
kiwiboy2012 1 year ago
I love how he has a bottle of something in the backround
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eisaniyasantha 1 year ago
Great Video
howtohireacontractor 1 year ago
what a horrbile teacher
greenleaftreefrog 1 year ago
@greenleaftreefrog
I agree
OZMS1518 1 year ago
@greenleaftreefrog
I agree-I wish there was a way to eliminate Expert Village from showing up on our searches.
OZMS1518 1 year ago
whats the deal with expert village & the written dialog on the screen???
theliquidgroove 1 year ago
Using the dissappearing brass clamps = rookie
Saying the birdsmouth is based on the wall width LOL = rookie
btw, insulated wall makes up 5% of the envelope, only idiots use 2x6 to increase the r-value of 5% of your envelope. = rookie
LOL. with the method you just showed us, you can't even use a 2x6 rafter. How retarded is that!!!!! Gonna do the whole roof in 2x8 or bigger, even 3' long jacks! LOL.Those are one of the worst squares sold. Cant read the numbers, fragile. All signs of a rookie.
d1incharge 1 year ago
@d1incharge hey let me know if you make a video explaining this stuff, or anything related, because im taking roofing in college right now as a part of a carpentry course and am just being introduced to it, so i want to learn it the right way. You seem to know your stuff, and as a 20 year old kid, i dont know much about anything really so any pointers tricks or tips youre willing to share would help out alot, and be much apreciated.
MrBlackice420 11 months ago
@MrBlackice420
Where do you get carpentry in college?
redneek24 7 months ago
Very good video
gregvancom 1 year ago
anyone who loves tools or just innovative videos should check out the workshop video on my channel!
abSURDub 1 year ago
would pen foster qualify me for this job???
JacksSmirkingReveng1 1 year ago
you're awesome... thanks...
tsaotsaotherebel 1 year ago
I was looking for a video to help me with a competition for my trade school, and this is straight and to the point. This really helped me.
MrMidgitforlife 2 years ago
THANKS NICE LITTLE VIDEO
jfmcapecod1 2 years ago
I have a couple of those thingy's lol I use them for making stair's ,
vlineguy 2 years ago
excellent demo, to the point!!
nickgaster 2 years ago
commercials on Youtube are getting ridiculous....
brenz311 2 years ago 26
The dimensions of this house with a 72 inch rafter would be 54.4 inches to the mid-point , including the ridge subtraction, and 47.135 inches in height which would give you a 9 on 12 slope for a 72 inch rafter. So total width of the structure wold be 110.3 inches or 9 feet 2 inches. Nice play house. Too bad he didn't mention how many rafters he needed and their spacing on center. But by the looks of the 2 x 10 or 2 x 12, I would assume is spaced every 4 feet for a play house.
UnderstandingCuresMe 2 years ago
Actually trusses for storage are designed and used all the time. Their design has to be engineered of course but it comes out like a gable with pony walls built on top of the joists, what a time saver.
halibutty 2 years ago
never took off half the tickness of the ridge
cobrapowersave 2 years ago
all hes doing is showing you how to cut the rafter after youve gotten the length.
you would take the ridge off before u calculate the rafter length .
-_-
junglemuffin 2 years ago
hey same job as jesus...cool...
DARKnDODGY 2 years ago 13
haha yeah eh? I heard so... he was a carpenter? so was noah.
GuSxMan666 2 years ago
yea man..they all got mad skills...
DARKnDODGY 2 years ago
so was jesus..hahah
jaja1818 2 years ago
@DARKnDODGY Actually, it was his father, Joseph, who was a carpenter.
MrTrda 1 week ago
cowboy
coops331 2 years ago
two word " quick square" lol and a
reckoner
andybarnes20 2 years ago
ye but would it be right plumb cut and the right bird mouth in the right place lol
andybarnes20 2 years ago
i`am a carpenter that is help for but speed is the thing but u don`t wot your about it good go on my son lol
andybarnes20 2 years ago
You are doing ok.
holyisYeshua 2 years ago
Yes please go faster in this instructional video. If you leave out all the instruction in it, you could have had "6" rafters cut out by now!
arrowsoutandup 2 years ago
I'm a DIY'er. I have a framing square and the stair stops. Didn't quite know how they worked til i saw this. thanks..still gotta read up about that bird mouth. of course if i go with trusses, not relevant.
obifongkenobi 2 years ago
Trusses tend to lift in winter, consider that when you are deciding to go hand joists and rafters, or trusses. Trusses are mainly made for speed and they can go long spans with lighter (cheaper) lumber. I like trusses for shops and garages but my preference is rafter and joist roof. Added benefit to rafter and joist is greater ability to hold weight so you can use the attic for storage but the joists need to be able to support the extra weight. Trusses are a no-no for storage.
rhblakeman 2 years ago 2
if anyone knows anything about picthing roofs, they should tell you go by a ready reckoner
superchippy 2 years ago
this was very helpfull thanks. how many inches of rafter length should i add for my depth in the birds mouth cut.
bbajando 2 years ago
brutal too slow lol
iam 18 and id have 6 rafters cut out by now
if you have questions please feel free to ask me
brokenndreams11 2 years ago
Very helpful series. Been starting to get into woodworking (ie i have tools and a book, but not much time yet;).
maggoli67 3 years ago
Great video. I love your voice could listen to your videos all day.
jcdock 3 years ago 2
IT`ll take him all fuk`n day!! C`mon MAN
your not buliding the HARBOUR BRIDGE!!
itsyesme 2 years ago
my rafter needs laying out!
7649460 3 years ago