Framing 201

Framing 201: Rake Wall connection. Lap the sheathing at the corners, pull tight with @strongtie SDWS Timber Screw
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[paulnelson]

Just wanna say I love watching your videos you do excellent work. I just hope to never have to come behind and fix something trying to find how it was all fasting together.

Cheers from Snohomish Washington

[curtisbme]

Love telling myself "Nice work!" :)

[seanandrews]

Van driving away with doors open had to be on purpose lol?

[freebird]

i love the big structural screws, use them everywhere!

[Musicdudeyoutub]

No.. you run the subfascia to the outside edge of the rake. That will help prevent sagging. Best practice

[aaronfox]

Feels good to be the best at something

[racerx]

Does Simpson Strong Tie downgrade the strength if using structure screws only vs using nails. I was under the impression that structure screws are more brittle than nails. I like using the structure screws to draw the wood tight but completing with nails.

[wdlmztu]

Hey, where I frame here in Massachusetts we don’t put the plywood underneath the rakes. I’m just curious for my own curiosity. What is the reason for that?

[alexhuckstep]

lol I use decking screws then follow with nails😂☠️

[stephenmcphillips]

Here's how we fix wood together we use screws

[steveford]

I’ve been saying when you screw things they last forever!!!

[yochanan]

What about the sheer strength of these screws?

[HolyEyeWasHere]

I'm hiring you to build my house when I win the lottery 😄

[onisoaso]

Laughing added for entertainment for the online video

[mikemcdermott]

Until the termites loosen up the screws

[AllenCarrol-uqsc]

Can you build the house even closer to the neighbor’s next time? Good lord.

[stevenlake]

Today's house building is more fasteners and less carpenter skills.

[hud]

When will people stop using particle board? That stuff is trash.

[ChrisHoffman-edpv]

Id be me concerned about using standing seams on that garbage zip board. Exterior sheeting should run horizontal with staggered vertical seams. Especially with garbage zip board. Since zip board has its insulation on the inside it is impossible to fasten it tightly to the studs of the wall. Every home I have framed with that is extremely wobbly. First house I framed with it. We were disassembling our plank system for installing the rafters and building the strong back for the rafters. One of the young guys jumped off the plank and everyone up there felt the entire house sway. It felt similar to when I was a kid living in my parents balloon framed house being on the second floor during a powerful wind storm. Crazy just to gain a few R values you really lower the quality of the house. If you wanted better R values go with a 2x6 wall and normal plywood or OSB for exterior sheeting