how many icf boards were used for 12 ft walls

Work smarter not harder, good show!

That’s super clean.

Making that reference mark is really smart. I'd be the guy to get a couple hundred cut only to realize a bunch are too long. Just out of curiosity, how did you arrive at 17¹¹/¹⁶"?

so, the tip is make a stop at the needed length when making repetitive cuts? otherwise know as basic use of the tool. the depth stop is not needed when cutting all the way through a bord, just saves a fraction of a second do to the added cutting deck. better tip would be to tap 3 or 4 boards together (depending on what your saw can handle) and get it don in a fraction of the cuts. this is actually a tip (a non standard work flow)

I was like "I've seen this. Yeah. This too. Okay...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ISTHATDAFNEKEEN????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have recently found your channel. Great videos with interesting comments and information. I really like the playlist format and that videos is in order. I wish that you make more videos of more of the build steps. Preferred length at least 30min. Keep up the good work!

NICE JIG, BUT WHERE IS THE BRACING? LOOKS LIKE YOU REALLY CHEAPED OUT THERE.

I hope you’re not in a termite area!!

Any particular reason you went with the poured concrete wall for the window/door wall? Seems like framing that with lumber would have been much easier and maybe cheaper?

Awesome job! I hope you’ll do a walk through once the house is done. And I can’t wait to see your low voltage system; I’ve got some ideas for my house as well.

Can you do a video about you bags and vest setup? looks like a great rig I've never seen the leather bags on a diamondback vest before

omg the rocks

How to apply in your company Sir? I am a carpenter currently here in japan and i am a filipino citizen

Great video. I was a little slow to follow you when you were explaining ware to put your top plate. Could you put that laser on the front edge of your bottom plate and shoot a line straight up which would be your exact placement of your top plate? Or am I missing something?

WHERE IS THE BRACING? THERE IS PRACTICALLY NOTHING THERE. OBVIOUSLY NOT ENOUGH.

NO WONDER. WHERE IS THE BRACING? YOU SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER.

Once you've fabricated something out of steel you realize what a terrific and useful material it is.

I was gonna subscribe but like a lot of other sites you talk way more than you show the work. I don't sub to talk.

Love your Vids.

Wow man! What a purchase!! For sure get a lot of work done with that 💪🏽

Super excited I came across your channel! Looking forward to watching you & your process on building! Cheers from Canada!

Just found your channel-looks like an awesome journey ahead! Thanks for sharing

Looking great man!

Looking great dude!

Amazing, good luck finishing it.

Looks awesome, its always been my goal to build my own house. Did you consider doing fewer larger windows on the large wall or did the price just increase to much?

I did ICE block across Canada and installed over 300 basements. The important thing to watch is first two courses need to be staiight and use batter board. You are supposed to pour in four foot lifts. The first course can also be wet set laid to a line. It helped that I am a brick/ blocklayer by trade. Different material but concept is same.

Nice brother

Booo wood house

nice job so far!!!

I getting ready to start my house and was hoping to see more of your videos on all aspects of framing and building. Just wanted to ask why you're not doing more videos?

Why it's that hot in December where you live? Or did you post this later in December?

Why pick road base over gravel for compacted backfill? What would your preference be for under a footer?

Why not get your footings dead lasered…or am I retarded?

New to the channel! Love seeing ya do it all yourself, good for you!

“You guys in the cubicles” 😭😭😭

It doesn't matter how much you try to convince people that it works and that is a good job, but if it looks like shit because you didn't take your time to make it look good, then you're a sloppy worker. I wouldn't like a house build with that kind of attitude. If you consider yourself a professional, then do professional kind of work. That thing you did there, doesn't look professional. It looks like done by a person that doesn't have self-esteem.

I would trust you to build my house

Engineer here. No cubicle. Sold, I like it.

Imagine how freaked out people would be if they saw some of the shenanigans we have to pull in HVAC.

Your job is to build houses........my job is my job. We only care if you do good work because thats what we pay you for. Your job is no more important then anyone else. So again we dont care how it works only that you do your job like your supposed to. Now get off your horse and get back to work. I am busy saving lives in the ER........and watch Sponge Bob in between patients.

good vid. and yes, pencil pushers are losers.

im not here to say your work is bad or that it isnt the ideal way to do shit, but how much more time did that take than to just butt 2 beams together and angle screw them together? time is money and every time you do that we lose money on man hours and our profit margin decreases then you bitch at us when we start nickel and diming you on materials

the problem is that its good, but people dont *believe* you, because they see crooked line, or overcut depth on the parys that dont matter. it ALL matters, so that they WILL believe you, and then theyll PAY YOU.

"explain to you in the cubicles" yeah, because anybody who criticizes your work must just be a pencil pusher who doesn't know what they're talking about. Pfft, what an ignorant point of view to have.

Looks like shit

Hell yeah dude! I'm gonna use that

Looks like cracked wooden beams to me

Its purdy, but that notch aint so purdy... good thing its framin. Lol