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

Straight to the point and informative for a beginner. No long intro and background story or life story

Very helpful! Love the fact there isn't any fluff and its straight to the point! Thx Guys!!!

Thank you for making it simple an not beating around the bush or talking about non sense!

I know Pro when I see it. Nicely done.

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

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

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Love this! Thank you!!!

Great presentation and content!! Keep it coming!

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Thanks so much for your advice and professionalism

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

Great work. Good instructions.

ok WOW this was so easy to understand!

Excellent , right to the point, easy to understand demo!

Hey nice video. I’d just like to ad it’s a good idea when laying down your studs to make sure to sight each stud to see if there is a bow and face the bow to the ground. That way when you level your wall at the end you can just plane the studs to make them all straight instead of having to pack them. This is easier and neater. Cheers!

That was great explaning

Wow this was a great video. Thank you for making it simple and explaining things at each step.

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Thank u for that DIY!

Excellent video and easy to follow 👍

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Great direct to the point video. Nice job.

Thanks It helps a lot!

Great tutorial, very easy to follow you. You do a great job explaining all the details, thanks a lot

Just watched the video and thank you.

Thank you Maestro. Perfect explanation 👌

Thank you for tutorials Sir' 👍

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Thank you soooo much for simplifying it so well for people like me

Excellent, exactly what I needed just simple straight forward. Thanks for the help.

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!

thank you bro. really appreciate.

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

Awesome dude I love the way you Explain the whole plan step by step your a very good teacher love this video can you make more videos please athe video was very helpful and straight to the point thank you so much for that tutorial I do appreciate you doing that video very much and please make more videos thank you 😅

Thanks man appreciate it

Finally a video that showed every step. thank you !

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

great video

Very easy way you show me how to make it thank you 🙏💕😀💯

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.

Great training video. Thanks!

Thank you for this. Im in training for set dec in film production and this was very useful for the class.

Excellent tradesman!

So simple, well done!!

You make it look so easy!!

Lookin great!!! You guys are definitely the best KZfaq channel out here on KZfaq. Great editing and wonderful explanations!

Outstanding. Good teaching.

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.

great instructions 🙏

Thank you

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Thank you. Clear, concise language. I got this now!

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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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I learned something today. Thank you kindly good sir.

I love it. Show how you Square it up when necessary per code n such.... are yall notching the wood? Flat metal straps one or X? Etcetera. 👍🏽great video

Awesome

Excellent! Right to the point. No B.S. Cheers 🇨🇦

I'm ready to go build me walls. Thanks for the info!!

Awesome bro thank you

Thx!

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

Excellent thank you

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

excellent video for a beginner to learn.

Thanks sir

Thank You

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

The best bro

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Wow thank you

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That’s about 10 lbs… you shot it so precisely with such pacing… at such difficult angle for “just anybody” being able to do… you are a genetic freak as a 3rd generation home builder.. bravo and great video, best I’ve seen on instructional framing 🎉haha

Excellent Video. I was looking for the perfect video. Thank you.

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Thanks man :-) applying for jobs here in ABQ and this is the one carpentry skill I haven’t honed ( or done at all)

Appreciate the content...contemplating a career change from 16 yr auto tech, to home remodel.... tryin to learn the basics...😆😆😅

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?

dude thx im going to be making a small room in my basement to game !!! thank you so much

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.

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

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!!

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

I would of used pressure treated for the floor plate.

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?

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 ?

Hey guys it's a really good video and I appreciate it. But I've got one question for you I need you to educate me lol why two boards on the top header

what kind of nailer is that and would you recommend it?

Wow

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

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?