Man - as a begginer into the field of construction and carpenting, I really do appreciate concise videos like these. Iv picked up so much information watching these videos. Thanks a million!!

Not bad for a drywaller. All them fancy angled cuts. :P

Always good info, watching your drywall videos helped me remodel my bathroom.

Gol darn it. I hate to imagine how many cuts I've made with a speed square without figuring out the "flip it around" thing. I've always thought you had to raise the saw blade so the hump of the motor won't bump into the lip of the square.

“It kind of looks like a prison shank, so my kids steal it.” 😂🤣😂 Your throw-away lines crack me up!

Did you hear about the angle that got into a car accident ? it was a rectangle... boom tish

I was wondering about this for few days and now you just posted about it. Great!

Thank you. Your videos are always very helpful and I'm doing some layout work with a speed square which is not my norm so this is really helpful. Even if only introductory and little tricks of the trade. Thanks again!

When you’re measuring out the parallel lines using the notches on the inside of the speed square, flip it around: line up the notch with the line you’ve already drawn, then you can just draw the new line along the edge of the square, saving the step of marking where the notch lands and moving the square over to make the line.

Interestingly, I noticed this week that my carpenters pencils from Home Depot are exactly 1/2" so I used one to set the depth of my light boxes. I was channeling your vibe before I even saw the video. Nice!

Awesome! Thank you. Love your channel so helpful!

Outstanding as usual!! Would really like to see how you fix those pesky settling cracks that open up on the top corners of window and door frames.

I'm an absolute fan of your channel! Thanks for such good content!! Would it be possible to see more on how you case and do jambs on windows? Thanks again !!!

Awesome stuff! Thanks for your time, I’ve learned more to help with my current project.

Excellent video, thanks!!!

My mind is boggled but I appreciate the information. I should have paid more attention to Math when I was in school 😩

Awesome little tips! Now I won't have to blindly guess angles when I'm lazy.

Love your videos and always useful information.

First time first ever. Great vid by the way

I understand why you are a carpenter now 😀 by name. Great video. I'd seen these on other video but didn't realise they do angles.

This man is not a handyman he’s a journeyman. Good work buddy!

That was very interesting, thank you for sharing.👍

Wait... Ben does carpentry? Mind blowin 🤯

Very helpful presentation; thank you and please be well.

Thanks

That was perfect man, I always wondered how they get those angles , thank you mate

Great tips. Thanks

Always ready to learn something new 👍

Well done, I enjoy your presentations

Very useful tricks. Thank you.

Good stuff

Do a kick flip....o wait. Nice job...love your skating vids and you also have solid carpentry vids.

Great info. Thanks.

Great video my friend, thank you for sharing, keep safe

I love all this stuff.

Very very helpful thank you

Finally, some carpentry! 😁 Nice!

Wow! I have never seen a speed square video where the moral of the story is that you could always have just used a 2x4 to do the same thing. Kind of hilarious and perfect cause that's carpentry. Thanks pianohands

not sure if you made any videos, but seeing more trim work be awesome. I remember u doing the crooked wall door casing. (posting on chick account)

Outstanding

Pretty sure the monster from The Grudge is chillin on his soffit

Really good video Ben....now show us the same examples again using the drywall square..lol

Thanks heaps mate

I ordered supplies to repair drywall using your Amazon links. I didn't see the respirator you wear listed. Can you tell me the type of respirator and cartridge you use?

Do 5 tape measure tricks next lol

Great video. I've learnt something 😏

Thanks for the info. One suggestion i would make is use a sharpie to make lines during videos. The viewers will be able to see them far easier.

Thanks for the tips, I certainly need more practice with mine. I have an Empire 2990 which doesn't have the triangle cut outs, but a few different shaped cut outs, what do those do?

Measure twice cut once

Cool! Thanks. :) 🥰😍🤩🤗

Thanks this is something that I always forget. Maybe I should stop using oil for cabinet jobs.

Ben, as I'm sure you already do: Disregard the nonconstructive bantering from the dingleberry gallery. Dingle-berries, you know who you are! They kinda remind me of the "blisters" (I.E. coworkers that show up only after the work is done) & then say "why'd ya do it that way?" Yep, the same kind of folks that would attempt to cut down a tree with a butter knife or mow the lawn with scissors in a snow storm. Dingle-berries, please resist the urge to procreate. Amen. BEN, KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK. Your videos have been instrumental in making my work easier. Appreciate your time spent on tutorials Sir.

You didn’t feather de edge

OK, enough showing off with the fancy tools. I need more drywall!!!

Rotate the square so your holding it behind the cut not in front of the cut.....the forces are equal this way....easier for me anyway

"I'm just trying to help teach you how to think like a carpenter".... Ok where is the drywall, a?....... Lol

Are those transitions for a mini ramp that have been cut out of that ply?

I have an angle finder and I never use that shit. I haven't had a situation where it would be faster to go to the truck and get it than just find the angle some other way.

Math!? Oh no.....I'm doomed! LOL

First tip...use a worm drive saw

I’m sure I’ve seen you in a Fist Full of Dollers !!! ....😀you’re video is great , but your so like Clint Eastwood 😅👍

1:06 No you don't... Your pushing you saw against the square and it's easy to make it move (watch the video, that's what is happening) Reverse your square on the 2x4, that way it won't move and THEN you will get a REAL square cut (unless the 2x4 isn't straight)

Kerpentrah!👍

Black Dewalt saw horse?

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3:25 quoting Job?

Bro that’s a cabinet saw. That’s not even a standard Saw carpenters use that’s a homeowner DIY saw. I typically don’t allow those saws on my job site. Only a drywaller or a painter shows up with a saw like that. Not sure how they do it in Vancouver that might be the main saw everybody uses LOL not sure. Out here in Cali we use Skil saw‘s but for some drywall backing I guess that saw will work. Typically those saws are to cut three-quarter inch material plywood things of that sort. But still cool video man I would just get some better tools and if you’re a Carpenter where are your bags bro. It should say Vancouver drywaller/painter or DIYer. I’m just saying 🥴

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Safety glasses? Great presentation, thanks! I'll use this vid as a reference in future.

What..LoL..that 16 inch away cut was crooked as hell..

Not a pro till you sharpen both sides of your pencil.

Dude you skate?

iam a drywaller u hiring iam in mexico

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God I hate math, why cant I just nail it up

Just an observation... Safety glasses when using a circ saw, or working with tools in general that can generate ricocheting particles, or if teaching as a role model perhaps. Injur an eye, that definitely won't help develop any useful skills, just my thoughts of course... carry on. I do like your content otherwise, even though I loath taping & mudding, as I don't do enough of it to develop a skillset with it. It does help seeing it done as it should be, so thanks for sharing what you do.

Geometry is math.

Ya... but can you KICKFLIP it?

still need to work on your pronunciation. it's "tubafour"

Hack

R u looking for helper .got laid off since covid

69 degrees. Nice.

“let’s SEE what happens” You will. To be seeing much if you don’t start using safety glasses.