THIS is WHY We Don't Re-Use OLD Framing Lumber.. Ep. 5

Hey Gang. The framing stage is almost complete and it looks incredible! Lots of information in today's video. We love diving deep and answering questions that we all have when it comes to these things! Don't get us wrong, old lumber can be used for so many things! We check local recycling areas to see if they did anything with lumber (there was a place in southern California that sorted through and recycled old lumber) But we had no luck unfortunately. Thanks so much for watching!

[michaelmartin]

This channel is what YouTube was meant to be. Loving the content and craftsmanship. I wish them great success.

[RA-]

The tips you give when you run into challenges are greatly appreciated. Probably the best renovation channel on YouTube.

[alobo]

Excellent content. I’m a handyman myself for more than 15 yrs
Is always appreciated to see real pros do the right thing every time. Not cutting corners but going beyond expectations 👍
Thank you and keep it up!

[MrChazzahc]

Watching your vids the last week or so,
Nothing like watching craftsmen that know their stuff and enjoy their work.
Respect from Dublin, Ireland.

[rabiex]

I really enjoy the amount of pride and excitement you have when you sincerely want the customer to be happy with your craftsmanship. For the most part, us homeowners don't mind paying for this type of attention to detail.

[mickeymacon]

It's great that you stop and explain what is going on. It's also awesome that you show the headaches and problems you overcome. Thanks!

[davidboyle]

These guys are great. You can see the pride they take in their work and the satisfaction they get from their customers.

[darrylg]

I'am a remodeling contractor in South Carolina and its good to see you teaching your son the trades the right way and the safe way. Good Content.

[semperfi]

I'm in Minnesota and as a framer we glue floor sheeting, stair threads/risers, the bottom of every hanger, and lastly all interior/exterior bottom plates. A lot of people don't realize that the interior walls will squeak in time so we glue them down. Same thing with exterior walls. This also helps block the wind or draft's from entering the house in the winter. -30°/-50° isn't a good time when your house is drafty, lol. I've never heard of or seen anyone glue LVL's together or stud packs. Thanks for the video, guys. 👍🇺🇸😊

[TheBBBBB]

Thank you for taking the time to give a clear reasoned explanation of the process. Jordan has a great teacher...so do we.

[scottwhitney]

Man daddy stud pack has so much knowledge on this sort stuff. I'm glad You guys started making this video. One of my favorite channels on you tube.

[samvoyles]

I really enjoy watching your videos for so many reasons. The top and most important reason is how awesome your relationship is with your son/father. As a father of one fabulous young man I applaud you in how well you both get along and work together. Keep up the great work.

[TheFiremonkeyman]

very quickly one of my favorite home reno channels.

I know I like to keep old framing lumber around for non-critical uses, such as building garage workbenches. I definitely don't want to reuse old framing lumber for new framing for the reasons you showed!

[duenge]

Stud Pack episode with my morning coffee....Gonna be a good day!....

[tonybalz]

What I like about your show is that you do projects like I would do. They don't always go perfect like they do on other DYI progams, and you show us how to make corrections to the problems that may come up.

[carson]

Love that you go through the specifics even down to the importance of following the nailing schedules as required by the manufacturer. Great job man.

[RetiredSignDude]

It's nice you have to keep going to the store and show it. Adds an extra touch of reality to the show- most of us spend a lot of time going back for the odd bolt or board.

[Texpete]

I agree with not reusing old lumber for framing, there’s definitely some other uses for it in less critical applications especially since the price of lumber is through the roof now.

[robraymond]

Great job guys! I really like how you talk through your options and how you overcome the challenges that are inevitable in a remodel. I’ve been a carpenter for 25 years now and I’m learning some great tips from you. Keep up the great work!!

[scottmcneill]

I Never used a palm nailer like that, looks pretty slick. Awesome job as always 👏👍