How to Get PERFECT Overhangs on NOT SO Perfect Framing

[StudPack]

Whose here for Round 2?! lol sorry for the re-upload guys, had some exporting issues that got past security!

[TurfNerd]

You guys should definitely run some ethernet cables from the future location of your modem to any tv/computer location before closing these walls. Should also consider potential wireless access point location as well as security cameras and other connected devices. Wi-Fi is good, but nothing beats wires.

[robertjmaes]

My Grandfather, who was a cabinet maker and shop teaher always said the difference between a good carpenter and an ok carpenter is that the good one knows how to hide his mistakes, not that he doesn't make them.

[danieltholejr]

Hey guys - enjoyed this video, as I have all the previous ones! :) Wanted to say: don't worry about the bloopers, retakes, etc. All of that is what makes life real and I know we have ALL hit those "brain farts" when we're setting stuff up, laying it out, etc. Personally, I enjoy the unedited items, as it gives me a sense of how things work and go for you all. So... I would say that the CONTENT is FAR more important than working on editing! Save your effort in the editing room Jordan, and instead, let's see things as they go with MORE content! :)

[nickp]

I love everyone of your videos! Not only is is a great watch, and informative, but it's father, son, and son in law. Truly an epic adventure. Hope I can do this one day with my own family. God bless you all. God bless!

[fvillago]

Jordan, the most important and lasting thing that you are building is memories with your pop.

[VictorDasilva-hxhi]

Hi Studpack crew. I have watched you guys since the very 1st vedio when the property was first bought can't wait to see the final product. I'm a big fan.

[j.m.]

You guys could have easily "not mentioned" the angle difference between both sides. Props to u guys for doing that and allowing us to see all the problems u come across.

[lapoubelle]

Hi Team, I'm not a "comment guy" usually, but I must say I just finished watching your videos since the TEMPORARY bathroom renovation in the old house. I live in Europe, so we usually don't build wood-framed houses, but I learned much from you guys. Paul you're not only an artist while doing the job, but it feels like you love teaching!! It's been a long time I haven't enjoyed a "construction" channel that much (since the day I discovered the Perkins Brothers one). Just wanted to say thanks, I have my popcorn and my notebook ready for the next episodes, keep up the good work team!

[chitza]

When climbing with that bad hip, a step together pattern works better than trying to alternate. Going up, the good hip goes first(the good goes to heaven) and going down, the bad hip goes first(the bad goes to…well, you know where the bad goes 😉).

[katetsui]

You guys are therapy for me and my husband as we fix a number of things on our 1911 America Four Square. Your tip on number your rafter tails and spray paint are the type of tips we find useful. Love your attention to detail. TY!

[cptspinach]

It's crazy to think that this isn't scripted! You guys are making up the explanations as you go. I'm sure there's more outtakes and bloopers because of this, but it feels way more authentic. It's like I'm at the construction site being taught live. Thanks for the content, it's so informative and I've used your tips and tricks on my own projects!

[chiefbiglew]

been doing sideing soffit and facia for 37 years. and just about every thing else you can do to a house about the same thing you guys do. and i myself hate wavey facia boards.but i do alot of old work sometimes you just have to deal with it great job guys i dont know how papa stud pack deals with that heat. yall be careful out there.

[txdmp]

Thanks for adding the end! Yall are doing great work.

[duanebarnes]

Doing the eaves after finishing the building. Ensures the building envelope is air and insect sealed. Plus you save $$$ on closed cell spray foam, don’t have to fill eaves since there outside the building envelope.

[bobmathiasiii]

thanks for keeping it real with the bloopers. it makes for a good chuckle and reminds the rest of us diyers that even our favorite studpack crew is human! keep up the great work guys!

[lucferblack]

Why did you just remove the new video? It was a cool way to film i like the normal setup but the new one was more like behind the scenes and was interesting. i noticed 10 minutes in i couldn't see the comments hit refresh and bam the video was gone

[doctornamelisted]

Love seeing how you guys figure out all the little details of each step of this build

[dirkg]

Jordan you are blessed to have such a cool dad to work with. I miss my father dearly. Love all the videos you guys put out.

[jcervelli]

i also love how you guys are learning throughout the process as well. speaks volumes how EVERYONE can always keep learning no matter what