
When starting as a carpenter apprentice you must know how to safely use power tools in order to reduce the chances of an accident. This video you will learn how to use the circular saw safely and what the term "kick back" means.
This video will teach you how to cut sheets of plywood and this is the same method that you will use whenever cutting any sheets of plywood whether its wall or floor plywood.
40 percent of carpenters will be involved in a pneumatic nail gun accident. After watching this video you will learn how to reduce those chances as long as you follow the safety guidelines shown in the video.
In this video you will learn the steps it takes to install joist hangers correctly as well as some tips to think about while installing the hangers.
In this video you will learn how to straighten the rim joist. This is a very important step before starting to sheath your floor. The reason is it is important to follow the walls below, maintaining a straight, level and square building. A rim joist that is not straightened can make it difficult when mounting exterior cladding to your building.
Align the room with a chalk line, then apply a row of subfloor and construction adhesive to the floor joists, working quickly before it sets.
Check the 'this side down' stamp on tongue and groove plywood before laying sheets, as misoriented sheets weaken joints and complicate fitting the groove on five eight laminated plywood.
This lecture you will learn how to lay down your 2nd row of plywood sheathing. Use the resource to see how to properly stagger your floor sheathing. This created a solid flooring structure to help reduce lateral movement in your building during high winds or earthquakes.
In this course you will learn:
How to safely use the tools needed to sheath your floor and install joist hangers
The process of installing joist hangers
What a floor beam is along with beam pockets and flush mounted beams.
Straightening your rim joist
How to start your first row of sheathing
How to start your second row of sheathing