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Between High header and Drop header, High header seems providing more stability, why is it not commonly used? What is the disadvantage of it. Thank you.

Very valuable information for a beginner woodworker here. Thank you much for sharing your knowledge with us. God bless.

I have PEX-A. Can I crimp it or do I need an expansion tool?

Very 😮 well explain 🎉 l need to learn this.

Because we use only metric rulers i never saw a ruler like this one. But the system is me wel known. On most topographic maps the scale-ruler is printed like this, and thats very practical for measurement, but not so much people now how to use it. On other items than topo-maps i never found such kind of ruler or scale.

Great teaching 👍

Very informative, well explained

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Thank you so much for the video tutorials, I spent a lot of time researching online & this is where I learn that drywall clips were used in houses (instead of studs behind wall corners for cost savings). That's exactly the case to my friend's house. The issue we're having is the drywall cracked from inside corner. Came to find out there were no stud behind the drywall that came detached. From the split reveal part of interior, I do see clip where the drywall corner meets. It appears one side of the drywall was fasten into stud & the split side was fasten into the drywall clips. Any suggestions/tricks besides tearing out & replacing old drywall & adding stud behind to secure it? Even that may present challenges too, behind these drywalls are brick walls so hopefully there's enough space allow to drive screws to add new studs behind. Hope to hear from you soon. Thnx so much for the input!...

How is the two by six nailed down when it’s being used for the butt wall?

Finally I find a teacher.

You should do a video on insulations

great video. What about when the floor is not level?

Thank you

What’s the difference between henco and pex pipe ?

I’m going to school for basic in a few months (I’m a carpenter). There’s so much math I need to learn. Hopefully this UA-cam channel covers a lot of what I’ll need. This video is extremely clear

I’ve gained so much clarity from these videos. The mock-ups and illustrations work wonders for people who are visual learners like myself. Thanks so much for taking the time to put these together!

I just rebuilt both the garage overhead door wall and 30' of wall in the master bedroom and half bath. The butt walls on both sides have Masonite lap board under the siding rather than sheathing and needs to be replaced.👍

Awesome teaching materials!

Great job with the videos! Very interesting and informative…

Very interesting video.

What if the two corner walls have different heights

Do they make a fitting that allows you to sweat on to a 1/2 copper line but connect to a 3/4 pex line?

Good training, well laid out, very concise. Well done!

Your presentation is excellent it doesn't or couldn't get much better than this. I'm very impressed!

AMAZING tutorial video! "Brilliant teaching" I agree.

Hello, what are the commercial lengths of stud/lumber commonly used in US? thank you!

Thank you so much for teaching us the most important basics building.. I watched your video on the nailer corner and replicated the technque.. It's has worked well. Iye completed my 2x4 frames which are all square, nailed in place and level. Re squaring my frames I've been using the corner to corner angle squaring which has worked well. It's a separate 2x4 window frame, I'm having a problem getting it square, Hence watching your video Like you've explained its a to & from thing until you get it right. I've decided I'll invest in a Frame square which I know will be very helpful. I have all the other necessary tools, just not the frame square Thank you so much for helping and teaching us the correct techniques in construction. Really appreciate watching your informative and clear teachings in construction..

Thank you, great explanation great tutorial

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.