7 years experience at 21 is a flex if i ever saw one.

@JW-pj1zd

7 ай бұрын

I'm 46, I have been on the job since 13, as well as my partner. It just depends on what kind of life you grew up in, whether you had to work to eat or for your family, or you got to go to school and be a normal kid.

@itsmeitstrue

7 ай бұрын

The owners kid. Its pretty obvious hes not ur normal 21 year old apprentice or even journeymen. Hes not the lead for nothing. 99/100 youd be right tho

@AC.Prince

7 ай бұрын

​@JW-pj1zd Yeah, I started 4 months before my 15th birthday almost 40 years ago

@WombleUK

6 ай бұрын

I started at 15yo here in the UK so it's not that much of a stretch. Also he's the bosses son so clearly been around the business all his life.

@DbiPro

6 ай бұрын

In Canada you can be in school and start at 16

You guys have proven to be amongst the most respectable young crews Ive seen, well, ever. The companies Ive worked for have never had employees like you do. Youve got good people, keep em close.

Ethan is the prepared medic apparently. A tourniquet is a real saver to keeping that red stuff from spilling all over the place. Keep it capable of being reached by both hands. I keep mine strapped to the front area of my suspenders or the belt line. Very important. Your crew has a diverse set of tools and brands. I like the different ways they set them up for themselves. I believe a tourniquet is a great item for all to have. Coffman Construction, do you guys have a first aid or medic kit in a designated truck? Maybe a rigid backboard, an emergency plan of who the driver is, the designated hospital caller, designated medic, etc? Just wondering. Be a good video for others to learn from a safety standpoint. Thanks again, all. You all are doing great things...I'm back to drywall today.

Sweet to see everyone rocking Badgers, best belts ever, most people haven't caught on yet, but ya'll got it! Looks like a fun place to work.

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

That’s right! Appreciate it!

@domoariscotto7486

7 ай бұрын

I got badgers in canada and love them, don't see them here too often.

@sparkyobrian6417

2 ай бұрын

buckaroo, tops

Awesome video! Great seeing everyone's set up.

WoW! Seems like a Great bunch and I can’t believe how Young they all are. Looking forward to more videos. 👍🏾

Seems like a great crew! and im impressed with the quality set ups everyone has! Great Video!

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

Thanks dude!

Nice to meet you guys!!!

Honestly it's mind blowing to see the kit you guys carry all the time. Somebody please get Ethan some Braces/suspenders for his belt... It's going to cut him in half all that weight on his hips... Here in the UK tool belts are really only for roofing. Otherwise a tool bag on the ground and grab as I need it. And your trade trousers (somewhat like cargo trousers with knee pad inserts) are all you carry. On site I'm known as the guy that carries alot and compared to you I carry nothing. At 23 working in the UK as a joiner/ carpenter all I carry is... -Estwing 22 oz all steel. -Fat max Stanley knife -Fat max tape -Speed square -a selection of DeWalt Driver bits P1-P3 -2 Sharpie pens -50000 pencils because they are lost all the time -note pad -cloth -cats paw -bacho wrecking knife, think part chisel part knife. Built for abuse. And that's just in my site trousers. The rest of my gear is in my tool kit to grab when needed. Because if I'm not using it before lunch then it's added weight to me. Awesome to see how it's done over the pond. Keep up the hard work.

I always love videos like this, showing off the team and the carry. I never carry a chisel, and maybe grab for one like 3 times a year unless I'm doing door hardware lol. But a scratch awl, that I use constantly! And a 1/4" pin punch, helps clear out gun jams and set down 16s for the planer

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

I don’t always use it as a chisel, but I will probably make a video showing the different ways I use my tools

@kickyourfaceandlaugh607

7 ай бұрын

@@Coffmanconstructionthat would be helpful.

Nice video guys. Its good to sometimes see what other guys run for set ups.

YOU ARE A LEGEND!!!!!!

This team works great together, very professional and thorough. I’m your biggest fan, will be watching everything you do so don’t pick your nose on camera! 👃 This crew is just a big handsome blurr, keep it on the level ladies you rock! Laura your awesomeness in a bottle! Love you guys 💪🤙🙏

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching Dude! Appreciate the support!

happy crew, amazing team of people.

Great info. Thank you.

I really love to see so many young guys with so much experience. You guys ever want to move to New England you have a job. But up here the whole crew uses the same tape, maybe because we frame to finish. But dudes have work anywhere you need it.

Great TEAM! You restored my faith in the future. I also started young as a Carpenter. I designed and built my first "building" a 12'x16' "horse barn" when I was 14 years old in Cherry Hills. It is a great career choice. Since then I've moved into the custom luxury home market and bigger things including working as a project engineer when building DIA. I just tell everybody "I do not do any projects bigger than 5 billion dollars".😂 haha

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

Awesome!! I’ll think of you every time I fly out of there now 🤘🏼

What an amazing team you got

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

Appreciate it bro

The best crew around🙏

@MillennialCarpenter

7 ай бұрын

Just missing that special handsome ladder holder and we will be complete!

I love that I always carry a good attitude🙌 good shit brother

@willeeyboi3204

7 ай бұрын

Good stuff* my bad

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

I’m rocking badger belt with diamondback pouches. Love my set up

Love it

I found your channel after seeing someone else framing a floating wall system in CO and then saw your video on it. I use to run a construction company in GA. I'm now living in Australia and although I don't do as much construction I still love talking about it and watching it. Its quite different here and like the US each state can be very different too. What a superb crew. Such nice folks, at least in this video 😂😂 Hats off to your Dad for being able to handle so many young guns, and even a chick! How rare is that to have a female on a framing crew? Good for her for taking on such a tough challenge. You're making a nice channel, hopefully you'll have the success of Stud Pack or MattBangsWood.

@Coffmanconstruction

4 ай бұрын

I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!!

Victor and I have the same rig. Badass.

Man, I love seeing such young blood in the trades!! Unfortunately younger folks in my area aren’t as attracted to it as I was when I started working in residential construction at 19..... you’re blessed, to have such a young and enthusiastic crew!!

@CarRamrod224

4 ай бұрын

I got into construction at 38. I should have done it in my early 20s and you are right there arent many younger guys at all. And the ones I do see just barely want to push a broom.

In the southeast, its rare to see high quality bags. Most guy's wears 2 hip bags from the box stores. They last about 6 months

Been building stairs and remodeling every room in a house for 20 years and all I carry in my belt is hammer, tape, square, pencil/keel, chalk line, razor blade, and the small Irwin channel locks. Anything else goes in the tool box and is an excuse to take a walk. 😂

@danthechippie4439

2 ай бұрын

Hi, what's a keel? Genuine question

@M0N0T0N0US

2 ай бұрын

@@danthechippie4439 basically a giant crayon that writes on wet surfaces comes yellow blue red black or green, I usually have blue or green. Just makes bold lines or numbers on stuff so you can see it far away and stands out from pencil, marker and chalk lines

@danthechippie4439

2 ай бұрын

​@M0N0T0N0US ah I see, thank you. I thought a keel was part of a sail boat

This brother’s science protect at school was framing the principals house!

Love the content! Love seeing the younger kids putting the time and effort into the trades! Do you keep everyone on one site or have multiple crews going?!

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

Usually 2-3 sites!

Frosty always having a good attirude is so key. I hate working with negative people. I had a bad day yesterday demoing a roof my attitude sucked. I try hard to avoid it. Postivity is key.

I’d love to see the prices for every tool on the screen, like the toolbox tours.

First video I'm watching on the channel. I dont know if you know about ATLAS 46 but that gear phenomenal.

@Coffmanconstruction

4 ай бұрын

I’ve seen it! But never used it

UK Carpenter & Joiner for 37yrs here, interesting how all the old guys carry half the amount of stuff on them that the youngsters do LOL. It's a shame the Martinez & Stilleto tools are so expensive here in the UK as they are really nice quality. Only just found your channel so will work my way through a few videos.

@Coffmanconstruction

6 ай бұрын

What else is funny is the two older guys have some of least amount of years in the industry. They’re great guys they do awesome it’s just funny that some of us younger guys have more years under our belts

Would love to see you go through all the power tools you use on an everyday bases

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

I’ve got another video on my channel showcasing this!

I always like the employee “Justin case”.😊

I was curious on what you guys use your chisels for?

Thats a dope tip with the tape measure clip upside-down

What does John use to attach the pencil to the red keel?

Damn y’all got the best crew I’ve seen.. want another hand. I’ll move to Co.. I got family in Carbondale co..

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

You’re welcome to come visit and work for a few days, maybe it’ll be a good fit!

In New Zealand we have a 1m folding ruler,and we call a cats paw a dog bar lol

How did you get the high pressure fitting on the the air blower being that the high pressure fittings are reverse thread?

@Coffmanconstruction

4 ай бұрын

Teflon tape and send it 😂

Not a carpenter but the loadout is still interesting. Seems like a solid bunch.

22:40 Big box stores might stopped selling them, but amazon still has 10 different sizes

Ethen is a smart man! Carrying that blood stopper, slower downer belt is truly smart! Let’s just say in a former life I know exactly how long it takes to bleed to death? And no you can not hope the Ambulance arrives on time or run around looking like a crazy person asking who has a Tourniquet ! U hv at tops 2 minutes if you have someone hit a main artery ! TOPS ! Ok Jared Thank you and your Dad is young !! Heck I am 65 ( good shape) and I told you I am a full time finish carpenter / contractor! ( just me but I sub and do contracts say if someone wants builtins , crown, vanities, or like I just did 48 shaker doors) . I started at 50 after retiring from a crazy job but this is my dream job and I doubt you hv anyone more excited to start each day than me! Frosty is right “Good Attitude “ is a big deal! I am odd man out I love the Lord so he gave me the Attitude! Thank you very very much! I know it’s work to produce these and I really appreciate it brother ! Knock’em dead & make a million ! Kings Table Custom Finish Carpentry JimDuncan.

I feel like I would get along with Tyrell and Bailey very well.

Curious as to what off the top of your head you guys use your chisels for and keels?

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

Keel is good for marking a colored spot instead of an x for layout, chisels are good for getting corners cleaned up when cutting stairs or I like to chisel a corner of a board and I can pinch my tape measure hook in it and pull a measurement

Quick question, who made that water bottle holder that Landon has and where do I get one?

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

Diamond back! It’s called a DB sack

👍👍

I would love to say my bags are always put together but most of the time they are like seeds(guy who likes ranch flavored seeds)

Question for Ethan. What does the 5:00 tatt mean.

What's a keel pencil?

I would love to come work for you man I got just as much love for this trade as you guys I’ve been around construction since I was 7 and I’m now 22 I love to see young guys with a lot of knowledge in the trades

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

Where are you living? If you’re in CO you’re welcome to give it a shot!

@Bambino4123

7 ай бұрын

@@Coffmanconstruction I’m not to far from CO I live in Amarillo Texas

@theone-ou3gd

7 ай бұрын

That's funny I live in canyon I'm electrician though

@Bambino4123

7 ай бұрын

@@theone-ou3gd nice nice I’m a painter here in Amarillo i work for Marshall Brazille but I’ve grown up around the trades and I’m looking to get into framing so I can broaden my skill set

da gang!

Certified Ladder Holder!!! I was wondering what happened to him!!

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

Just waiting on him to move out here!

@shaneoakley8757

7 ай бұрын

If ever there was a dude that belonged on the Coffman Team.

Watch fine homebuilding videos with Jerry Haun . He and one other man build a whole house and all he has on his hips is a nail pouch and a measuring tape and a hammer!

Bro has been framing since preschool! Hahah

Ty. Super helpful.

A word on the cats paw down on the hips or thighs . If you do fall on that , its going to hurt . The Milwaukee tapes particularly the Stud version , is a good tape , much improved over earlier versions , but im on the Fat Max Extreme , but personal preference.

How much you make?

Where do you guys buy the other belt at not the badger

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

Occidental belts are available online and at most lumber yards!

How do you like that smart square?

@Coffmanconstruction

5 ай бұрын

I like it! I’ve got a discount code for one too, “Coffman”

Never had a notepad... Always look on the ground for construction paper

Have you got any jobs available im from new Zealand

Hey Jarod- just out of curiousity, what range do you build in Colorado? And are you looking for employees?

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

Always looking for good guys! I live in monument but we’re working a lot in golden area

@jacksondunphey2620

7 ай бұрын

@@Coffmanconstruction I live in monument as well, I’m working in Black Forest/kings deer area currently. What’s your commute to most job sites?

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

@@jacksondunphey2620 between 50-80 minutes lately, but it depends on where we work, we’re not specific to one area. But we probably wouldn’t ever work farther than this

@jacksondunphey2620

7 ай бұрын

@@Coffmanconstruction what is the best way to get in contact with you?

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

@@jacksondunphey2620 jarod@coffmanconstruction.com

Love the @awesomeframers hat! ❤

@Coffmanconstruction

2 ай бұрын

It’s signed!

Did he really Say if you have to drive more than 10 nails it’s easier to go get the nail gun 😂😂👍🤙💯

Is Frosty a Broncos fan, or what? What’s with orange?

@sweetbread9008

4 ай бұрын

I dig the Vikings music choice. We could rock the work with some Danheim.

@Coffmanconstruction

4 ай бұрын

He is actually 😂

How many dead Badgers are around your waist 😂 . Ive had the same Kunys for 20 years , never stitched once . I like leather bags as every canvas version ive tried has burst .

I think Bailey is a psychopath at the very least a clepto lol and ranch sunflower seeds he trippin

@Wmbailey96

7 ай бұрын

I have to disagree about the sunflower seeds

Why do they call a cats paw a cats paw? When it looks more like a pigs hoof!

Ethan is a veteran i bet

Ethan "just incase beefin"

Seems like everyone's running the badger except for the owner I'm kind of partial to the Occidental leather myself

I’d go to war with the guy who carry’s a tourniquet on his tool belt

those M1 hammers are $650NZ noone can afford that let alone justify the cost of selling it at that price. what does it cost in the US?

@Coffmanconstruction

3 ай бұрын

About $350

Mom, school is not for me

Are John and Jarrod father and son or uncle nephew?

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

Father and son!

@douglasturner1257

7 ай бұрын

👍 I am a carpenter in Scotland in a family business as well and have been really enjoying your videos, keep up the good work!

How do i become friends with Landon?

@Coffmanconstruction

Ай бұрын

Literally talk to him for 5 seconds he’s extremely friendly

All the things you guys carry can fit in a small light tool belt configuration. Why use massive bags

whats a guy gotta do to get a crew like this?

Ethan got the best hammer but I can’t say who has the best bags & that’s because no one has diamond backs… 🤷🏽‍♂️

Would love to work out in America framing looks much better than the uk

@Dreadlock1227

Ай бұрын

Eh, it’s alright but it’s one of the lower paying trades in the US and one of the hardest on the body. Depending on what part of the US, the elements can be brutal. In Vermont, where I live, we’ll work in -40 degrees with 4 feet of snow on the ground and we’ll work in 95 degrees with 90% humidity (no idea what those translate to in celcius, but it’s not comfortable lol) I framed exclusively for 7 years and now do full renos and customer builds, so still do a lot of framing so don’t get me wrong I love it. But it’s definitely not one of the more glamorous trades here in the states

Hey I'm a junior in highschool. Can you make good money framing. If you get into a union (in minnesota or Wisconsin). If I get my journeymans for carpentry, can I make 75,000+ with the union paying my insurance and pention and stuff. I want to do something with my hands, but I also want to be able to provide for my family and let my wife stay home. I would appreciate it if you could help me.

@Coffmanconstruction

4 ай бұрын

Hey! I don’t do union work, but in the private residential sector you definitely can. With that being said, you will ONLY make as much as you apply your mind and body. It takes hard work, and lots of effort to learn and be flexible and grow

A woman carpenter @ 9:16 !!!!

Everyone who frames just starts at 12 years old huh

None of these fools carry any nails? Lol

@Coffmanconstruction

3 ай бұрын

Coil nailers 🤘🏼

Real carpenters dont wear gloves

Low pay, no life, ruins your body…. Not worth being a carpenter anymore.

@Coffmanconstruction

2 ай бұрын

Build custom! We make 6x what a tract framer makes which is crazy

Do those $100 stilleto speed squares have giant lasers on them? Asking for doctor evil.

dam when did kids start sporting high end pouches ????????i alway used occidental but iam a 5th gen carpenter tho..but kids just starting out ???????/

@Coffmanconstruction

7 ай бұрын

Most of us started with Occidental’s!

I wonder if jesus had a cringy tatoo on top of his hand like matt and jarOd do?

Ethan "just in case" beefin