I am getting ready to frame in a bathroom in my basement. I've watched a ton of videos about how to do this... But ur video takes like the top spot bc ur video is working with a real home that isn't new or perfectly square etc. Thank u!

I think its awssome that you are doing these Videos. Keep up the good work :) Imagine looking at this again in 10 years :)

Awesome stuff, looking forward to seeing the progress!!

looking good so far those Ramsets are loud I give them that but also very effective. looking good with the stash keep up the good work can't wait for you next video

Great video, would love to see more stuff like this.

The dislikes are obviously trolls. Keep up the awesome work! ;)

Shouldn't the be a gap between the lumber and the concrete wall?

Hold on a minute/..... No green lumber on the concrete block walls ??? Simply because there is construction adhesive on the contact surface ?? Listen....once those studs are behind the drywall, the ENTIRE stud is susceptible to moisture. Concrete of any kind gives off moisture. The parts of those studs NOT covered in adhesive will start to rot PRONTO. Use pressure treated ANYWHERE you attach wood to any concrete product.

Great job, thanks

keep up the great work

Thumbnail is awesome. Looked like he was describing a bbc

Can you Make more handy man videos!!! Love you content buff dad .. opps I mean diy duke ( single biceps 💪🏽 solute )

Haha less than $3 a stud. Right now they are about $7 or 8 for an 8 foot 2x4

Hey Duke! Just curious how much were the materials for the framing and the drywall? Thanks! Joe

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Moved into a '79 house 2 years ago and decided to redo the basement bathroom. I'm down to the studs and concrete and noticed that the walls were framed using 2x2s. I want to put in a bathtub but not sure if the 2x2s will give it enough support. Any suggestions? Assuming reframing with 2x4s is not an option since the rough-in drains are positioned according to the 2x2 walls.

In the basement of my house the walls are 7 feet high the bottom two thirds are concrete and the top third is made of brick and mortar. There is a section of the brick in the corner of the wall that it is popping out and breaking apart. In this damaged area I find a white material in the form of powder or crystals. This damaged section of the wall there is no visible water, moisture or humidity on the wall, it looks totally dry. Also on the outside of the wall is the porch so the is no source of water and humidity coming from the outside. Could someone tell me why the bricks are popping out and the what the white powder and crystals are. Also how to fix it, please.

Isn’t Code 16 inches on center?

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You forgot one major thing my friend.....FIRE BLOCKING. That bathroom is not to code.

Why so many dislikes?