splicing-a-frame

4 года назад

This video demonstrates how to repair timber using a technique called splicing. The presenter explains how to cut and fit pieces of wood to create a seamless join, avoiding the need for filler. They also provide tips on how to ensure a clean and professional finish.

2 года назад

This episode of "The Big Build" focuses on repairing door frames. The team is using a variety of tools and techniques to make the frames look new again. They are using a palm router to cut out sections of the frame and then gluing in new pieces of wood.

2 года назад

This video demonstrates how to splice dimensional lumber, from 2x4s to 2x12s, for maximum strength. The presenter uses a specific cut pattern and a combination of glue, nails, and carriage bolts to create a strong and flush connection. The technique is shown to be effective for both rafters and joists, and the presenter highlights its durability by referencing a 26-foot rafter that survived multiple hurricanes.

3 года назад

This video provides a basic overview of working with metal studs for framing. It covers the tools needed, how to cut and install the studs, and how to attach drywall. The video highlights the benefits of using metal studs, such as their lightweight and straight nature.

Трансляция закончилась 3 года назад

The video shows the installation of new frame rails on a truck. The speaker is happy with the precision of the rails, which were custom-made by PG Adams. They discuss the process of installing the rails, including the use of cavity wax to prevent corrosion. The speaker also mentions that they will be posting a time-lapse video of the installation process soon.

1 год назад

This video explains a specific type of scarf joint used in timber framing, the "wedged undersquinted stop sped scarf joint." The video explains how this joint is used to create longer timbers and how it works, including the advantages and disadvantages of using this joint. The video also discusses how to assemble the joint on a job site.

3 года назад

This video demonstrates a proper splicing technique for repairing rotten wood, specifically on a garage door frame. The presenter emphasizes the importance of using a 45-degree angle for the splice, explaining how it helps deflect water and prevents the joint from showing. The video then walks viewers through the process of cutting, fitting, and securing the splice, including the application of a damp-proof course.