Very nice video ,thanks

I have never seen any advice/rule/guideline that specifies which end of a wall receives the short spacing when its length is not evenly divisible by 16 or 24 inches.

Thanks for the lessons, I learnt a lot, Wish i could learn this practically at site.

Thanks a lot

Just thank you!

Thank you! Sometimes you stumble over great videos and teachers online, and I’m very happy to have stumbled over yours. Just the content I’m looking for! Love the scale models you have made to illustrate how everything goes together!

Thanks really needed to know; excellent

What about shimming a header to eliminate gaps? Can a window slowly be destroyed if you have floating headers that slowly settle?

Thanks for the video. What are the dimensions of the wood you used to build the model wall?

I love these mini scale models this is the best carpentry channel

Such a great educational resource! Thank you. I may have missed this (watched twice) - I thought the header above the opening is directly at the top of the window space, so a cripple stud(s) would get marked at the top plate. But in your plans, the header is all the way up to the plate, with a block at the window, and cripple studs in between. Just a different way to do it? Or is there a reason to do it this way here as opposed to the way it was shown in the framing basics video?

wow, the way he explains is perfect!

Thank you. I'm going to work like a bull released from a cage. awesome 👌 bless your heart

I got into trouble with some pressure treated 2x4's: a couple of them had a 90+* twist over 12'. The Speed Square was immensely helpful getting a straight enough cut, along with some clamps to work with the rest of the construction

Nothing but excellent I am glad that I found you guys, all of this information it is what I needed to know. Thanks

would you use 1/2" OSB for roof decking? The framing is 24"OC.

Absolutely! All of it, and the more, the better, As a former framer from back in the 70's, I see today's framers NOT providing any blocking for window curtain rods. Sure, they put in headers, but they sit back from the back of the drywall, so you have to use useless drywall anchors to mount the hardware, and 9 times out of 10, they end up pulling out and now you have drywall to fix!

Excellent teaching; I am really learning, thanks guys.

I knew you could use the corner of it to make sure something is square. I had no idea that the long side of it was 45°! this is bloody amazing!

Thanks. You’re the dad I never had.

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I'm going with the Cali corner. I think it will be stronger with some insulation efficiency. Drywall clips sound like a weak surface to mount drywall to.

The Best Learning Resource and channel on the internet. Thank you for your website and all the lessons, your Lessons are Excellent, concise and have helped me profoundly to understand, and apply, the topics, as well as raising my confidence in the process, because before I found your Courses and learning resources I was not even sure where or how to start. Thank You for you work in teaching, and all these videos.

Exactly what I needed! Thank you for all the detailed information! Love the video.

Really good clear explanation of the rafter square basics, learned a lot thanks

Nice video

My shower gate valve states it has IPS connectors. I can only find NST to PEX adapters. Will that work?

Got it, but where do our strong man ties come in?

King studs are marked with an “X” Where are you working? Canada

Jack studs are marked with an”O” where I work

Is a 2x6 as sturdy as a partition? By that i mean 3 2x4’s nailed together in a U shape in the exterior wall. I understand it would cause a dead space there but what about longevity?

I learned it as the Swanson Square. It is one of the most useful tools in any pro or hobby shop. I have two sizes, with the Swanson booklet.

We always referred to the jack studs as cripples, i guess terminology varies in different areas

my home depot los angeles are 92. 1/4.... not 5/8 inch

excellent

Where do you get those drywall clips?

I'm a Retired old school General Contractor here aways interested in new things even though retired. New to me, I liked your Calif corner. I don't like your 2 x 6 or ladder for the interior wall because sheet rockers are always in a hurry and if they nail up the interior wall sheet rock first that leaves only a 1/2" or less (sometimes the 2 x 6's are only 5 3/8') on the interior side of the exterior wall for sheet rock. On the ladder type, as soon as the sheet rock goes up you can't see where the blocking is to fasten the sheet rock to. Usually screws or nails are 8" apart on the edges of sheet rock so a ladder type would have to have about 11 blocks. Putting 2 or 3 extra studs into the exterior framing aids in precision alignment of the interior wall and gives the interior wall framing and sheet rock something to nail into.

Thank you very much for lesson

How does the 1/8” spacing requirement for osb (shear wall) affect where the breaks are? For a long wall, the 1/8 would compound quickly (1/8,1/4,3/8,1/2….etc).

These Wood Panelings Have Odor Especially the OSB. I Am Highly Sensitive to Odors. It Makes Me terribly Sick. I'm building a Small Room in the back of My House, I've Spent a Better part Of the past Weeks Browsing the Internet for Alternative to Wood Framing Panels. But Everything seems to be some type of Wood or Engineered wood. I would ideally like something with PVC or FRP that would have the Strength and Rigidity of Wood but without Odor. Do you have any ideas/suggestions??

Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

I’m in Parker county, TX which I believe is climate zone 3. Is it possible to meet 2021 insulation code with open cell spray foam in a 2x4 wall?

I love this! This makes woodworking even more fun and can get even more creative! Thanks a billion :)

老师讲得很仔细，太感谢你了，

This is so elementary. It's a basic technique. Framers learn this the first day of wall framing. Everything has to be tied together.

Best video to learn how to read the architect ruler that I have viewed so far! You have given me the confidence now that I will know what I am doing and have everything correct. Thank you.

Ok so here is a video I wish you would do. Tag me when you do, but how can we use this method to cut the perfect piece of plywood for exterior walls? Let’s say we have a not square house because of time, warping and settling…. How do we set up our square on the house, use triangles to make accurate cuts for a window and to butt up next to another piece? I feel like my measurements are ALWAYS slightly off no matter how many time I check and recheck the measurements. When I go to put my exterior wall up it is always a tad off, it has the wrong tilt to the cut and won’t fit like a puzzle piece. What is it I’m missing and how the hell do I fix it?!? I’ve been scouring the internet looking for that answer. I think your video is getting me onto the right track. This is the secret information great carpenters know, but either rarely share or have troubling communicating the knowledge in an easily understandable way. Please make a video or tell me the secret! Subscribed.

Am from Cameroon. I really love your work.

Very insightful and helpful!!!!

I didn't think a solid wood header would be considered a heat loss. Wood has 'R' value. But is the R value of wood less than insulation board? Log cabins are known for having good R value without insulation. Opinions please...