Are the studs 16 inches o.c. ? They look more like 24 o.c. Do you have a code where you're at?

24 inches using true rough cut lumber.eveything is 2 inches thick ,unlike planed lumber wich is only 1 1/2 inches thick.I live in unorganized territory with no codes.

Thanks Bruce. It's looking good!

Are you required to put cripple studs to hold up your door and window headers?

That explains it….

You should have put it onn skids, then you could’ve hooked up the jeep and pulled it off the “foundation “ and towed it to deer camp.

Rained out today.Back at it next week.

A little rain won't hurt anybody! Lol
You cutting in a door from the main house or just a 24x24 den by itself??

About a 7 foot wide open opening from the main house into my den.Plus the door from outside from the new front porch.LOL....I'm to old to get wet and cold when I can just wait for better weather.Still got alot of time before fall gets here.

Nice! Keep us posted.

Looks Good

Odds and ends this afternoon.I got home from work.Visited my mother.Then odds and ends day at home.Moved the dryer vent and outside spicket to end of my house.Then took out a window that will be added later to the end of the house as well.Start framing the last wall tomorrow morning.Got to visit a grandson in Houlton at 10:00 am before heading back home and finish getting the wall framed up.

The walls are up.Roof is next.

Yep, that is the order I do them in also.

You guys are so old-school.

Had to replace a bunch of rotted wood under the front door.Back to work later today at Baxter.Next week first build the new front steps then start on the roof after another trip to the Amish for 2x6’s

How are you coming off the original house with the roof.

Looks good

have the roof go the opposite way with two valleys.Headed to the Amish to get my roofing rafters this morning.

Getting the rafters put on

Looks good. I'm more of a finish carpenter than a framer, but it always is a good feeling to be putting a roof on.