Finally, a video that cuts to the chase instead of long intros 🙄

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This is the most helpful video I've seen by a mile.

Your block measurements were off because you always want to "square" your wall (measuring corner to corner top to bottom on both sides) even before adding blocks and sheating. Thats a VERY important part of building walls!

Thanks so much for your advice and professionalism

Reminder to DIY’ers, crown your studs during layout to prevent a wavy wall. Also check your local code for allowed fasteners.

Great for a beginner and easy to understand too!! Thank YOU!!!

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Really nice. I'll be framing a wall in a large room soon to make a pantry and two closets. This will come in handy.

Omg thank you for this video I’m working on a tiny home. This will help so much

Pretty easy to watch and understand. Im getting ready to create a small room only needing 1 wall but with a door frame for it. Glad it's going to be an easier thing to do since this will be my first time ever building a wall!

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This is awesome because I’m getting ready to build a garage

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Keep it up and do many more on wall framing. I just got a job where I will be doing wall framing so I want to make sure I’m not behind the curb and a burden to my co workers

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Finally a video that showed every step. thank you !

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Great content and helping me get ready for a few framing projects. Starting with a media wall. I was planning to use screws but the nail gun has made me reconsider. Would be great if you could make recommendations for all the equipment needed for the weekend DIYer vs the contractor.

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Great video! Do you have a video on joining two walls together? Thinking about building a shed. Thanks for sharing. New sub here.

Great and easy video to follow guys. After putting the drywall on would that wall be strong enough to hang some cabinets? Thanks.

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Isn’t the 2nd top plate supposed to overlap on to the next wall?

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To frame a wall in an existing opening, should i cut the studs to the exact height plus some padding length to make a tight fit?

Your youtube is going to blow up. Best production value out of anyone so far and content is solid. The video structure / organization of how you teach is really easy to follow along and understandable. Definitely bringing something new and good to the space. Keep it up! I've seen and enjoyed all of your videos so far! This is the only one that brought up some concerns. In this specific 101 video, #1 you should have addressed the safety issue of hand placement when nailing studs. You had your hand back about 6" from the plates, so you don't shoot your hand. The new people really need to know this. Bad news bears. #2 for blocking sizes, you should have addressed that lots of people also prefer to do 14 3/8" to deal with the varying rough lumber sizes and that it helps avoid bowing out the end studs. #3 could have covered your methods or tips of using a skillsaw to square cut stud lengths and or if you cut blocking in place without pulling a tape measure. #4 should have prefaced that framing is done with nails and not screws but using screws is an option, if you use screws that are specifically designed for framing. Because drywall and even general construction screws are not sufficient; due to flexibility issues and snapping of screws. General construction screws would be fine if its just a partition wall. Great video just felt like some stuff was missing.

Hi how come the first two are closer together? Genuine question I have no clue about any of this. Like he said the they are 16 inches apart but the first two look half that?

Would you mind sharing which Milwaukee nail gun you’re using? I use Milwaukee. Thanks

Where do you get your lumber from? Standard studs are 92”5/8

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Three questions: Why are there two boards at the top and not the bottom? Surely all the weight is gonna be transferred to the bottom so shouldn’t that have the two boards? And as you have staggered the pieces in between the studs, when you put wallboard on it the screws will be all over the place and not in line? And finally, how do you ensure it’s accurate height wise as you are not building it in situ? It might be a few mm’s short one end or too long. Do you use packers to ensure fit is correct? Thanks

Is there some point where you check for square before putting in the blocks? Or do the blocks pretty much help make the wall square?

This wall wobbles like crazy in all directions. How do these kind of buildings remain stable at all😮?

Standard stud height over the counter is 92 5/8", no talk of crowning the studs! An 8' tall wall does not need blocking, and with the cost of lumber why? On centers can also be 19.3 inches and 24" the down side of the 19.3 which is a black diamond on your tape is trying to insulate with standard width products, and it centers on 8' product, When choosing top plates, choose your straightest lengths and reverse crown them, and you get a fairly straight top plate which should have 2 fastners over each stud!!

I appreciate your simple, logical details explaining why, and the logical benefits in the accurate finished good looking wall. I am age 81 retired in a Philippines typhoon zone and home is Top dead center on the most active earthquake Fault. Concrete homes crack, shatter, and kill occupants. But from Top King Rafters to floor wood has ability to flex and return undamaged.

Good info/ video! What size/length nails or type and length screw do you recommend? Just found your channel and subbed a few days ago. Definitely excellent information! Thanks for your time. Ron

I’m building a home with 10 foot ceilings, am I just going to use 10 foot 2x4? Also the bottom 2x4 needs to be pressure treated correct ?

If I building an 8x6 wall do I only need one set or 2x4 of double it? It’s for an enclosed porch

Instead of doing like 31 1/4" and putting an X wouldn't it be easier just to do 16 inches on center every stud.

Yes but how do you secure the sun wall to a concrete floor?

How do you anchor it to the finished walls and a concrete floor

What boot you rockin?

If I were rebuilding a garage from scratch, same method applies for the walls?

Protip~ If using a nail gun make sure to keep your hand on top of the studs or far enough back that any nail that could goof up won't hit your fingers. Bad aim, knots, etc, keep your fingers clear!

I would of used pressure treated for the floor plate.

How would the top plate attach to a corrugated metal ceiling? The roof is traditional shingles, so can't screw into the plate from above.

That's great if you have a garage the size of a cathedral to construct your wall in before lifting it into place 😂. What if you don't have anywhere to pre-build it, and have to build the wall in-situ?

How much shorter should the pre-fab wall be than the floor to ceiling measurement? I am thinking that if you made it exact you would not be able to tip it into place

Do I have to build my wall on the ground like this? I’m not a strong female so I don’t think I would be able to life it when I’m done. My wall is very high because it’s in a room with a cathedral ceiling. Do you have a video on how to put up a wall in that type of room

Snap line do you mean a chalk line

Move your hand out of the way when you nail that outside stud in. If something happens you could drive a nail into your hand accidentally if that nail goes in crooked and comes out the side.

What size nails or screws do you use?

What are the x's for?

So um.. You planning on putting it on that concrete.. If so might wanna go grt some pressure treated wood and you also need some anchors to mount it all together on that still plate. Also there are other steps you shoulda added in this like this is I guess an outer wall.. It's supposed to have inner walls so the crus cross isn't going to work if you plan to add inner walls four walls so the 2x4 cut out for those outer walls should be added so that the structural framing member can be raised up.. Nailing that into those walls the top plate and to the bottom plate..