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Well said brother

I wish my boss thought more like you and I wouldn’t have to be looking for a new one. Might be time to do my own thing, I hate doing half assed work even when the person paying me tells me that’s what they want done. Maybe there is reasons for it that I don’t know about but it sucks knowing you could be doing a better job in the same amount of time if you were allowed to Ok. I got my complaining out for the week. My bad

You said "don't screw into the studs."?

@@strongholds12 Yes, don't screw the wall mold into the studs.

@@Stickyrolls123 i don't think so. That's the only place im screwing it in

@@Stickyrolls123 ok, but tell us why

@@Feronom sucks it in , looks bad . Wall mold doesn't hold up the ceiling , wires do .

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watch it ... come back in an hour or 2 then rewatch ... rinse and repeat bro?

It's harder lol

SR MGR CIVIL 7/8ths The rest is of specification.

Really surprised they didn't talk about that. I wanted to see how they did it because the only way I know how to do it really would be to mark it on the floor and laser it up.

any square corner will do

@@azaz... what if the walls are not square?

@@ArmstrongCeilings Thank you. I have already got the stuff that I needed. And also I will buy ceiling tiles from your distributor due to the best price in town. Thank you once again.

Yes please

Steve Ryan how did you like it ?

You should watch the seismic ceiling video

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MrMagnuminium or 32 7/16

32 3/8

Freedom WatchDog maybe they didn't want a 12" peice of main on the other side.

It's not 9' from the wall. It's 9' from last cross tee slot on the runner to the intersection of the crossing dry line, which is one border tile (16") + half a 24" main tile (12") away from the wall. Then they add 28" (16" + 12") to that 9' mark and cut the runner. So the first main runner is cut at 136" from the last cross tee slot. (Note, the last cross tee slot is 3" from the end of the runner. So the cut is actually at ~139", with ~5" of waste. But you always make your reference marks in relation to a cross tee slot, not from the end of the runner.) You can never use a full 12' runner starting/ending at a wall.

It’s an instructional video. Speed come with experience. Let’s try being positive here. It’s free

No ikea ceilings are all metric hung with all thread and bucket type things this isn't even close to the same

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Thanks for your comment Jordan. It’s all about getting the proper layout first with your laser or string lines. After you can insure everything is laid out square, it’s not that complicated. The first time you do it, it will take about 10 times longer than the 5th time you do it. But I guess many things in life are like that, Lol

Why 28 off of the short wall? I get that it's 16 plus 1/2 of a tile which totals 28 but why run the short wall dry line 1/2 the way across the tile row?

There he is, mr safety fucktard

Freedom WatchDog preference

@@freedomwatchdog2495 Good question. I was wondering the same thing at first; they should have explained it. But after thinking about it for a while, I believe the reason is because when they start installing the cross tees, the cross dry line would be in the way (plus the cross dry line position could be disturbed by the installation of the cross tee). Since cross tee slots on the main runners are spaced every 6", it's just easier to place the cross dry line at half a tile (1 foot for 24" tiles or 2 feet for 48" tiles) and reference the cross tee slots from the center of the tile.

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Kyle Sherman believe me they will KNOW, it looks easy, but the minute you have to actually begin, guess what, you will get lost no doubt. most apprentices hang wires for up to a year before they let them hang grid, not as easy as you think

A. Boisjoli not as easy as you may think. I have done commercial installations as a wall and ceiling contractor for over 20 yrs and let me tell you, most people think it is easy. once you actually start, it can get confusing. 1st, layout is critical as certain points must be considered in case a light fixture has to fit up against a column and not into the column (lol). then once you begin, what happens if it isn't square? adjustments need to be done correctly so it doesn't run out on one side or the other. then, light layout, runner layout, different layout, all before you begin. pop rivet only 2 walls for expansion, set up lines, not as easy as one thinks. many have told me they had over 20 yrs experience and when I showed them some plans and told them to go install those rooms over there, then they get lost. really not as easy as one thinks, but when you do know, it is like a jig saw puzzle with all the same pieces, piece of cake. do not fool yourself into believing it is just so so easy, cuz as a beginner there are so many things that will confuse you and mess it up, and believe me, time is money and I know how long it should take someone to install grid

Its a tutorial video.

@@masonholdren392 a lot of stupid people in these comments claiming that the installers here are too slow, no shit, its a tutorial video. Not too many details, but it is great and explanitory. I give it a big thums up

Dawg he’s taking his time so we, the viewers understand what’s happening 🙄. Nobody would understand shit if he was working on a production schedule