hey what's up everybody and welcome back to another build series this is gonna be
a pretty fun one because you can see behind me there's actually already a
garage right here and we're gonna be attaching to that so the client has I
don't know I think it's probably like a 30 by 40 and we're gonna be adding a 66
clearspan building 56 foot deep so you can see behind me this wall back here is
56 foot and then this wall back here on the end is 66 so that means it's gonna
be a 66 foot truss which will be kind of cool we're gonna be doing a two ply
truss anything over 60 wide our engineers are
now doing basically a two piece truss and that is to accommodate for the
proper uneven snow loading that we can possibly get used to be we were doing 72
wide single single plies eight foot on center but not anymore anything over
sixty foot we're doing two ply just as a standard I think we can get away with it
engineering wise but we're not gonna we're not gonna take any chances you can
hear I got a little bit of a main cold so hopefully I can pull it together and
do some work today it's been a long weekend feeling it just a little bit so
let me tell you a little bit about this job we've got up here in the front we've
got a 14 foot wide by 14 foot tall garage door and then over on this other
side over here on the other side of the garage there's going to be a 12 foot
wide 14-foot tall garage door and that's so hopefully the client will be able to
drive in one side make a big loop and come right out the other door so that's
kind of cool we're getting set up right now
Zacks getting out sawhorses and stuff I'll go ahead and we'll start making up
these columns Greg's starting to whip out some of the lumber and once we get
all that done we'll start building walls the nice thing is there's really nothing
difficult about the three walls that we've got to build first before we start
trusting so god-willing trusses are supposed to be here either today or
tomorrow and I'm assuming once they show up we'll be pretty much ready to start
trusting if we can you know just if I can get over this man cold and get to
work
all right now that we've got all those bracket marked with the laser that's
gonna give me my grade at each at each column point it gives me the dimension
from grade so and we're able to basically accommodate that by making a
story poll and taking that dimension that we put on the bracket and
transferring it to each column where we then line up the story pull to a
consistent point this is gonna be a 16-foot tall wall I'm gonna have a 15
and a half inch heel and our pocket of our truss will be 18 19 inches so I'll
make that mark that'll be where we cut the top one foot overhang is gonna put
our soffit nailer at nine foot first our sixteen foot nine and 11 16 and because
of our Wayne's cope being flush with the top of the wall I'm gonna start my
wainscot nail or just below three foot two inches that way we got some nailer
so we can screw our steel but then that's where our Wayne's coat is going
to start we're gonna do 32 inch nailers I'm also gonna mark where my porch is
gonna be my first header that is at 8 foot oh I just about yeah that's at 8
foot back hooked me always bottom real quick eight foot three and a half
perfect all right let's get these all marks so
here's the deal I'm gonna measure the top actually because we're - so you're
gonna give me a measurement I'm gonna take it away from the 16 foot heel mark
quarter all right so 16 - quarter mate eight
okay quarter quarter eight eight okay
eight one eight okay three sixteenths three sixteenths and the last one
morning torture all right so a little bit different we normally do it because
these are all minuses really the difference here
zach is the top of wall is zero versus a lot of times our bracket is zero when we
do columns the ready-mix you know I'm saying now go ahead and go to heal and
good to go okay anything good half of this weekend's a Core 2 pairs for out of
town right yeah school party play xbox game
please make their cordless now
twenty four three
nice we got our first wall laid out just got it nailed off and I just wanted to
show you real quick - what we're doing with these trusses and how they're gonna
set in our pocket you can kind of see here this is the top of the column and
this ear here goes up above the truss so what's gonna happen is the truss heel
will set I'm kind of looking upside down well if I come around here the truss is
gonna set right here this is 15 and a half inches plus three and a half inches
for our purlins and our tail height to come out and you'll see that probably in
the future but basically that trust is gonna set right here on this notched out
area it's gonna get fastened in with some 20s some 30s
yeah probably 20 pennies which are four inch nails and that way we're gonna come
in this way and then we'll come and drive some back in this way just to grab
it but then also we're gonna get some through bolts
that'll go top and bottom you know looking at other options other than just
doing a through bolt whether that's some sort of a fastened master timber lock
type ledger screw or a AG RK screw there's got to be something there a
Simpson screw mean there's tons of brands out there that make them and I
just need to basically find the one that's going to be good enough for what
we're doing looking for that side-to-side force that's applied on the
side of the building when wind hits it and kind of giving up the knee bracing
so once that's all tied together that's what that's gonna look like that's where
the trusses are gonna set right in that second ply now we could go to a four ply
post but this building really four plies just doesn't really call for it we've
done a couple engineered buildings where this is the design that was called out
on an even bigger building so I just kind of always go and look at the
projects we've done in the past think about how they were designed and
engineered and then we go from there never going on
low-side always going on the high side for you know worst-case scenarios
I got a little bit hairy putting that one up came off the wall which once it
once it went with one of the columns on the end it's just better to put them all
on the ground and then lift him up and I was actually having a little bit of a
problem with the skid loader the roll function wasn't allowing me to lift all
that weight so we had to kind of lower the boom then lift up the arm all good
Greg you ready all right okay
you
oh man end of the day time to clean up guys we did not make our goal our goal
was to get all three walls up we got two walls up third wall which is the end
wall that's all nailed up ready to go since we are a little bit of a drive
we're not quite an hour reported like 45 minutes from home responsibilities of
being a dog owner I can't stay too late my wife's busy I gotta get home because
I got to Great Danes that will definitely need to get outside so we're
gonna cut today's shorts tomorrow trusses will be showing up so stick
around make sure you hit that subscribe button and this is going to be a great
one we're gonna get those double ply 66 slides up hopefully should be
interesting I think we're gonna tackle it with the Kubota give it a try with
the boom and cross your fingers that works because Road postings are up which
means getting heavy machinery in here is not easy so we'll see you guys tomorrow
make sure you you know drop me any comments that you know something you saw
in the in the show or questions whatever and I'll do the best to answer them but
until then we'll see you guys thanks for the support and I gotta get cleaned up
and get out of here