No crack pipe but i sure found a bunch of drug products. You called it i’m sure this is what happened.

Ya pretty bad we just found out one of our family members lost there house in the Altadena area from the Eaton fire. This is so tragic 😞

@@co-know-proconstructiontips so sorry to hear😞

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Big time i bet you can see it better from your side. Thanks for sharing and all your support 👍

Left hand side above the roof line 👍

I can even hear a swoosh sound of the UAP flying so fast. Crazy.

So crazy wow hope everyone is safe

No problem 👍

Yup you are absolutely correct ✅ Wow 😮 great eye DL

Much appreciated brother 👍👊✌️

that is so true. This thing is a piece of junk. 👍

Thank you so much for that wonderful wonderful comment. Happy happy new year. 🎊🎆

R-15 Insulation was installed after the rough framing was complete, which is pretty typical. And you can pack the backside of that channel with insulation before you set it if you’d like. 👍 Or you can just run some horizontal blocking either way you’re still gonna have a closet.

Very, very true 16 D typically I can only get from the big box stores in hand drive nails but if you ask the store clerk get me some 16 Ds for the nail guns you’ll get the 3 1/4 x 0.131s smooth shank nails, which is what we’re using here in this gun. very well sad though next time I’ll mention the 3 1/4 0.131s 👍😎

They’re a great channel though check them out Awesome Framers 👍 That being said that lanyard definitely looks a little too short probably why he’s acting a little scared. Duds a pro though that’s for sure but we all miss stuff sometimes it’s life 🥴

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appreciate that very much thanks for all your support. I really really appreciate it. 👍

Great question, if you do a skim coat in the mid space of the drywall and you bring it all the way over the corner again that should be all you need so Max two coats if you do it like this. Great question and happy holidays.

Thank you for all your support on our channel. Blessings to your family. 🎁🎄

Totally appreciate your perspective, but I actually tried it going down the door and up the door and I tried it on the solid wood door not MDF tried it on flat grain and it went against the vertical grain as well and the result was the same on all of these test that tool is sorry to say it not worth the money. Appreciate your feedback. Merry Christmas and blessings to you

Man thrown in liquid nails with your baseboards and shooting them in with nails that’s awesome is going to be a long lasting product. The only issue I have is if you have to replace the baseboard it will do a lot of damage to the drywall when removed. still great tip thanks for your thoughts 👍

I learned how to cope inside corners when I was eight years old first time I used it and the last time coping is a joke. Big waste of time 45 your inside corners and your fine man everybody wants to overcomplicate crap 💩 anyways, appreciate your comment and your thoughts, but this is great advice. If you know what you’re talking about.

30 year+ carpenter and yeah, I cope all inside corners. If you know what you’re doing it’s fast and it’s always better. Miters are for suckers

@@alitabattlechicken9732 coping is for carpenters, who like to waste time, bro 45 miters are for people who are trying to get shit done fast and make money by getting the work done, fast and efficient and clean. Carpenters who just pull out their coping saw spend all day stroking their egos with your little coping saw are a waste of time. This is 45 years of experience, talking right here, my dude. 😅

30 years of taking way too long on your inside corners man doesn’t say much. I got over 35 years of hitting my inside corners with a 45° cut no working with my ego on that man I like to make money, not make myself feel great with my little coping corner saw lol 😂

@@co-know-proconstructiontips i mean if you look at the big big picture, you are right! I cope all my internal corners but guess what, no one cares I get paid the same money but you get the job done faster and if no one can notice it doesn’t matter 👍

That is a Dewalt trigger clamp. Hope that helps 👍

Awesome thank you for this comment. Glad you enjoyed the video and appreciate the commentary. Regarding your question, which is a great question by the way.⬇️ If you’re running an additional substrate on top of an existing layer of plywood, that is delaminating, then most definitely your new substrate will have to have fasteners that go through the delaminated plywood and attached to the Framing members, whether it be truss or rafters. Hope that helps 👍

You are so so correct unfortunately on this build , we didn’t have the plywood at the job site yet but yes, that is the way lay down your first run of plywood lock it in then you have some solid platform to stand on throw the in all your blocking in at your seams lay down your next row of plywood. This is the best way to do it. You are so correct. Thanks for leaving this. Great comment.

Big time, i drive by the LA river almost daily and you are so correct basically a stream. but on this video, it was raging.

Glue is for the squeak 😎👍

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Thank you 😊

Wow you are so welcome!!! 😊And good for you 75 that’s gotta be one of the coolest comments I’ve ever gotten. I am honored to be able to help you out with our video so cool 😊 Thanks for sharing and an amazing example of you can never be too old if you’re in the right mindset.

All day brother

Definitely putting holes in the paper, but it doesn’t matter because there’s drywall going against the installation. Technically, you can use non-faced insulation when you’re installing drywall over insulation. Thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing your experience!

if you want it to swing out and go from a solid looking panel to a bookcase on the inside when it’s open against the wall, if I’m hearing you correctly, that’s what you want? If that’s the case, then you’ll have to install your hinges on the outside which will expose them to the look and they won’t be hidden unless you put them under some kind of paneling or hide them somehow or miter them into the shelving. there are multiple options as far as hinges go. There are piano hinges. There are also other hinges that you can buy that have a pivot on the top and bottom, but those may only open to a 90 degree when fully opened. I would say for sure whatever hinge you go with build a little mock up and make sure it’s gonna perform the way you want to perform as far as finished paneling goes clearances that you’ll need to make it work. Hope that helps 👍

Thanks, appreciate that 👍