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Deck Framing Installation

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We tried something INSANE on this deck build

What happens here

The crew continues to install the primary framing components of the deck, including joists and beams. They carefully measure and cut each piece of treated lumber, ensuring proper spacing and secure connections. The frame extends across the previously leveled posts, forming the structural base for the deck boards. The workers are shown using various hand tools and power drills to fasten the lumber securely.

Goal: Complete the underlying structural frame of the deck.

Tools and materials

  • Circular Saw N/A — Cutting lumber to precise lengths
  • Cordless Drill DeWalt — Driving screws and fasteners
  • Tape Measure N/A — Measuring framing components
  • Treated Lumber — Constructing the deck joists and beams
  • Deck Screws N/A — Securing framing members

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going. I turn a corner. I looked the other way and Frankie got half the depth down. >> I didn't know you were framing the lower part, Frankie. >> Huh? >> I didn't know you were framing No. Well, that's not the lower part. The back part. >> Oh, yeah. I >> Did you already get that hole in? You already got that in. You got that one in. >> Got one more to drill. >> One more to drill. >> Yeah. I wanted to get that. You know, I can come out 10 ft there and get us a little bit more past that wall. It would help probably, huh? I got the extra wood. >> Go for it. We can get longer pieces if that helps more, too. >> No, no, no. Well, see what I'm going to do once that 10 foot comes out. Now, wherever that corner is, that corner, that's where they're going to meet. You know, then then the board goes at an angle. >> And then are we going to have the ability to connect a >> Well, they'll be it'll be straight to the house that way then. Wherever I wherever I know 10 ft out, then it goes straight. It goes parallel with this back to the house and then that along the house. >> Okay. >> So, this wall here. So, this wall here will be straight >> cuz we don't need a very wide spot, but we need it wide enough that if if we're going to do that um well that Yeah, I could come out. Ah, I can't come out really. I could probably maybe come out one more and then put the angle on it from from that point. It wouldn't be much of an angle because I wasn't thinking about putting the steps on the angle part. >> You're thinking about putting the steps on it? >> On the angle part? Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Cuz then it'll come down so far a deck >> and then back or or whatever or then or straight out. >> Okay. But that one there, I got to put two more boards on. But then that one's ready for >> decking. >> Decking. Yeah. I got I got it. The center's all screwed on. Everything's Everything's screwed on. She should be all squared up. yeah, maybe I should just keep it at 8 feet. Is that Yeah, that's wide enough for a bridge right there, ain't it? >> From here to the house. >> Pretty skinny. What do you think that is? 3 foot. I'm guessing that would be wide enough. >> 30 in. You only want one person crossing, you know. >> Yeah. You don't need to have a >> And and when you're crossing, you're going to have to You're going to want to…

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