@builtbyblake5: Was old framing better than new framing? 🤔 Learn how framing change and why 💪 #History #framing #timberframe #balloonframe

Jeff :

your production value is astonishing

semangatayamgoreng :

you guys discovered bricks yet

Tim :

I don’t even know how long a video takes you to make, but I hope you win awards for them.

Sirius🇳🇱 :

hear me out,bricks and concrete......

franciscocastro7697 :

American houses

Mustaliini :

The short answer, because it's cheap and it saves time and your average homeowner wants their home built fast. so they cut corners and reduce quality to make it built faster and cheaper while making big buck. That's why. the beauty of capitalism.

John_not_here :

Hear me out:

alexx_01 :

american_classic76 :

It’s cheaper. That’s why

Tallid22 :

or maybe... use

GOD :

Wait till you discover bricks and concrete. 👌

Mark :

The amount of work that went into making this video is wild.

Ryan Stewart :

we went from timber framing to stud and platform because it's easier to mass produce and make money off of. also you don't need to pay skilled carpenter rates to put up platform framing.

allyfergg :

Can’t focus on anything but the willows in the back 😭

♥★shinouyy★♥ :

here me metal rebar and concrete and bricks

Treeito Locs :

This dude is the best

Marcel :

Hear me out:

Conner 🦆 :

Ballon framing was more intended and still is used on the coasts to help with the winds from the ocean… it’s the same concept as skyscrapers when they “sway with the wind”

Jordan G 🇨🇦 :

I've been a timber framer for about 8 years now, to see people liking it so much feels awesome. Here's a pic of a timber frame house I built 😁

user1636735195705 :

When do they announce that OSB is too expensive and replace it with compressed straw? asking for a friend who may be a wolf

Joe Chaykowski :

I don't even need to watch your video. We stop using big timbers, because we ran out of big trees. I'm a journeyman carpenter. They go over this in school to explain to everyone why we use engineered products now. Because we used up all the big timber and the stuff that's left is only used for very, very wealthy people's homes. Now.

TooSaint :

Im Grunde aus Faulheit angefangen, Häuser aus Pappe zu bauen. 😄

Sug :

I feel like it's just cheaper and cheaper. Requires less and less skills so no one is paid too much. Why don't you build house to last for long ? Mine the owner doesn't really know but the 1630 on the front tells me it was not build with thin wood, glue and nails. Make things last longer.

iWasHere :

Just use stone like normal countries

𝔈𝔄 :

its called letting capitalism slowly take over. gaslighting you to pay more for less...