What size nails are being used? Also, what does crowning mean?

You gained a subscriber with this video. Keep the videos straight to the point that is what hooked me. I despise long unnecessary chatter in the beginning of a video.

Do you build the wall in front of the blocks and fasten it to the floor and ceiling, or do you fasten them to the blocks? I’m new

Subscribed

It is just to the point.thanks

You were BUILT & made for this! I LOVE THIS VIDEO!

Thank you so much for this. I'm currently learning contractor work with very little to no experience, but definitely the will to learn, practice and do all things. And all because of people like you who took time out to teach and show us how it's done. Thank you!

I love how you teach but all the background noise comes thru so loud and takes away from what I'm trying to listen to. 😢

How much it costs?

So thats how to use the other side of a hammer😮.. been wondering that for years

I want this but don’t have the money to pay someone and my husband would never let me touch those walls 😂

Concise and clear info from a trained professional. Couldn't ask for a better video!

it's cool if you can build a wall on the ground like that but for remodeling, there's no way I'm gonna hit a 9.5' wall through my doorway :)

Thank you

Thank s

Thanks

For future remodeling or relocate electric devices NEVER USE BLOCKS.......

is it normal to add the wall right on the sheet rock?

NICE I HAVE LEARN THANK YOU

Were did you learn this

Most importantly...make sure you have a level surface for the layout😂

Thanks a ton mate... this has been super helpful

Sheet it before you stand it!

okay but where did the load for the 2nd floor "wall framing" temporarily go to? how did you remove all the 2nd floor stud support?

Any info on why you had two studs about 6in away from each other before you started separating them 16in apart in the front part of the frame ?????

Nice and detailed video, however, what is the code for more favorable and safe support where you just added 4" of thickness!?

When you framed the studs 16in on center, where did that other close stud come from on the end? @GrantMaury Builds

Thought this was Zak Bagans lol

Excellent video,,I have question , always has to be 16 center?

Need more videos, love the channel

Why at the one end of the stud is it shorter than 16" from the end?

If you. are creating a wall and that wall will have cabinets (possibly achored to the wall) do you not need brackets top and bottom on each side of the 2x4s??

If i have tile can I drill bottom thru tile

Is this home built on a slab or does it have a crawl space?

Please i wanna like this video 1000 time. ❤

I'm surprised you're not shimming from both sides. It provides even support to both sides of the frame and keeps it from twisting when you nail it.

You sure youre not Jim Carry?

Great work, thank you for good video.

What is the point of the second top plate? I assume it further adds to strengthen but just wanted to check

Great. Thank you

Man, you just saved me a bunch of money.... mu only question now is how to I secure the bottom plate to the concrete? THANK YOU!!!

Great video!

Wow amazing level of detail. What a great video. Thank you!

Thank you for your tips

What does a job like this cost? I’m thinking of having this done to my house. I’m in the Midwest

How do you know what size beam and pillar to install? I've seen some videos use 2x14-in beams, another used 4x16. The support pillars have been 4x4 or 6x6.

What is the carabiner up front in the middle used for ?

I’m a DIYer and have watched tons of how to videos on this subject. You break down the instructions so easily, and make it simple to understand and get the gist of it. Thanks for your expertise and time for sharing your knowledge to the KZbin audience bruh. 😎 GBA🇺🇸

Raising the framed wall may be tricky if you are fitting it to existing ceiling joists or finished ceiling.

how much would this cost to have someone put it in compared to doing it yourself?? Massachusetts