GOONZQUAD GARAGE UPDATE!

First time i heard Thomas talk 😂

Gordon Schmitz the 🐈

Who’s thomas

You need jack studs under those rim joists that are just welded to the walls without support. You don't want all that weight being supported by welds only.

He can weld in some gusset for added strength and support.

Eric Moss I believe jack studs go under a header; with cripple studs going over a header up to the top plate, or under a window sill to the bottom plate as shown here:https://www.finehomebuilding.com/2001/03/15/anatomy-of-a-stud-framed-wallhttps://www.hometips.com/how-it-works/jack-studs.htmlThe goonzquad has a jack stud on the side with the door, holding up the door header and the cross beam, but not on the opposite side.

I think Concrete in driveway will serve you guys good for one keep shop cleaner and secondly the cars as well

Thecarguy V10 yess can’t forget that 👌🏼

Rikster and better burnouts

I will say a fire extinguisher for sure🔥

Put concrete drive way plz it bothers me all that dirt and rocks🙄

The cost of doin concrete is ridiculously expensive. I doubt they’d ever do that

Me too... concrete driveway or sth would be way better for fresh washed cars. Cant see moving fresh washed cars on gras and dirt and rocks...

I can see a Dodge Viper, Cadillac CTS V and a Lamborghini Huracan in the future.

Here from the future, you’re 2 for 3!

+Ching Dingaling fgtv

Maybe put large letters above the garage doors that say goonzquad

Yuppp, wanted to post the same thing

+AI F pretty sure you can see the cars infront and thats obvious already

Good work guys, I dont know how much weight you are planning on putting on the loft space, but I would reccomend adding cripples under your ledger beam to help carry the load instead of letting the welds carry the weight. Digging the content.

That sub floor needs to be supported every 16" instead of 48", unless you are only going to put empty box's up there.

Ok so I don't have to tell them they now shut about framing..lol

Finally someone with some kind of construction knowledge 😂 normally you dont want to span over 24" oc and 16" oc is way more sturdy. These kids need help the only time larger centers are used is if you are doing post and beam framing with

You really need all the floor space you can get. Get some more of that box steel and run one about 12" above the piece that runs from over the front door to the back wall. Connect the long pieces forming a strut to carry the full span load. That would get rid of the wood posts freeing up valuable floor space as well as a ledge of sorts to prevent something from sliding off the loft.Stairs are great and I have them in my shop but it takes up a lot of space. A good quality ladder will work fine fo...

Good shout