π₯ How to FRAME Walls π€ Steel Framing / TINY HOUSE 7 X 4,80 β Drywall
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Profiles for exterior and wet areas
These are profiles that the difference is their composition.
They are made of galvanized steel type DX51D and have a Z450 galvanized protection (except for the U Profile, so they are suitable for indoor humid areas, semi-outdoor areas and outdoor areas. Depending on their geometry they can be vertical elements (Studs) with a nominal thickness of 0.7, 1 or 2 mm, or horizontal elements (Master or Channels) with a nominal thickness of 0.6 or 0.7 mm.
βΆοΈ What is an OSB Board?
An OSB board is made up of several layers of wood chips glued together with pressure applied. The layers are not arranged in any direction, as it may seem, but rather the directions in which the chips of each layer are oriented are alternated in order to give the board more stability and resistance.
βΆοΈ What wood are used?
Mainly coniferous woods are used, among which pine and fir stand out. On some occasions also leafy species such as po
All Comments (21)
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I love steel framing. Never done it on a house, just small commercial spaces.
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Bravo πππ , impressive work.
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Mate, just found your channel so Iβm a new subscriber now but just wanted to say you must be the most practical framer I have seen, commonsense and practical and very easy to follow. Thanks for sharing
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Excelente π
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what type of screws did you used?
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I suggest he put hold down bars, threaded bars 20cm in from every corner, one down beside every window and door, and ensure there is one every 2.4 meters. These are set in the concrete and go to the roof frames and can be tightened with long threaded nuts. It is cyclone proof then. ASWD45 cyclone standard.
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i expected from the title that this would be instructional, i have questions that this didnt begin to answer, such as do the exterior studs have to all be cut to the same length like in wood framing or is it just the ends like in some videos of i saw of interior metal stud framing, where there was some wiggle room between the first and last studs, relying on the strength of the metal and the screws to hold things up? is the spacing the same as in wood framing? what is with those corner things?
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Excellent work π
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Dude's a brave man, metal framing without gloves!
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saya dari indonesia sangat suka dg fidionya.....sangat mantapppppπ .... cara kerja yg sangat profesionl banget.sehat selalu..hati hati dlm bekerjaπ
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I would add gussets to the joints in the truss to improve the strength of the connections. Wonder if it is faster than wood framing and if it is less expensive than wood framing
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Greatly talented. Doing it all alone.
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Mi hermano felicitaciones!. Mi respeto y admiraciΓ³n por su trabajo. Me identifico como usted.
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Killer work ππ½
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Awesome work! Thank you for the upload!
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Competence is such an amazing thing to watchππππππ
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Well done, great video! Thank you for sharing mate - NEW SUB ππ»
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I think this is nice, it can carry loads and lateral moments but you forgot the lift force of winds during storm, I assume the floor is well connected to the foundation, I suggest to put washer on the screw connecting to the floor, and use screws with wider heads
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Dude u rocked that project out!:hand-purple-blue-peace:
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Buenas. Usaste perfil de 0.5 de espesor? Yo tengo q hacerme una tiny de 5x4 y habia pensado utilizar los perfiles de 0.5mm pero por lo q investigue de usa el de 0.9mm Que opinas?
