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[@chuckp2434]

I did this for about 15 years, I would be very sore when I got home, and I would drink to ease the pain. I give props to anybody that does this for a living, it's not easy

[@chrisreynolds2410]

Booze is for mental pain I hope you worked it all out big dawg

[@WTP_DAVE]

im right in the middle of that now lol

[@Trapperjohn1000]

I’ve been in construction for 25 years. My father owns a company and so do I. This is the first white crew of Sheetrock dudes I’ve ever seen.

[@jakejoydrywall7637]

Want a cookie?

[@juneandnellie6631]

@@jakejoydrywall7637 do you want a cookie?

[@gotfish4190]

10 years hanging and tapping sheet rock and i never seen a white crew of people hanging sheetrock before! You guys did a great job 👍🏼

[@jamusmorrison3073]

Just depends where you live! We get different waves of southern workers. All our guys here in WV are “white guys”. Have had 2-3 houses hung and finished by Mexicans. Usually only if the homeowner finds them or knows someone who runs them.

[@anthonyr7902]

jamus morrison how much did you pay your guys for this type of job?🤔

[@BayAreaMCs]

Thats because were all on union jobs because that’s where the real money is at. Peace work doesn’t pay $50 an hour plus benefits 😂😂😂

[@Sosa081]

How do I start? Do I need to go to some apprenticeship or can I get on the job training if I apply anywhere?

[@stevenbillings1620]

@@BayAreaMCs does if you are good.

[@rockingroby6060]

Well done gentlemen. Ran a crew for 40 years, our credo was couldn't stop for coffee till the lids were hung.

[@angelreyna5686]

Props to anybody that works doing drywall don’t matter the race ethnicity etc. 82 likes damn thanks guys

[@micxploed]

Damn right son

[@richardbrown3913]

I did that shit for 25 years

[@robhernandez1827]

Guess your daddy work at mc Donald’s

[@angelreyna5686]

Luke Hernandez stfu nobody’s talking to you bitch

[@kurtzcol]

ya i would probably shoot myself if i were a drywaller

[@getemboi730]

You guys all get along. Smiles on everyone’s faces. Putting in work and having fun. Super young crew but work ethic is crazy. Bravo young men. Good to see great craftsmanship

[@jeffnelson9052]

I started at 12 and at 62 I’m still at it! My Dad started in 1955 stuck with it till he was 65! I do enjoy watching you young guns get it done! Thanks for posting!

[@aliveandwell2078]

It’s great to see young tradesman working their ass’s off , caring, and knowing the satisfaction of a hard days work. Nice job gentlemen!!!!

[@Frankie431]

Such a young crew, this is awesome.

[@contras.]

Been working with my pops in drywall over summers. He's been at it since he crossed at 16. I tell ya, crazy how this job becomes 2nd nature. When were not hanging custom or two story, we will finish 2 houses over the course of 17 hours. Hella fast, it still amazes me to this day. Props on the video man

[@kelvindawe5123]

It's amazing to see how this job has progressed when I started 40 years ago it was called tacking and no cordless tools then all done with hammer and galvanised nails and still got the damaged shoulder from ceiling nailing now it's screw guns which is amazing fast but will always be hard work deep respect lads great team work and enjoy financial rewards. 👏👏👏👍

[@j.pepper3409]

Good Crew of Wall Dryers there Boss. I retired after 30 yrs in Metal Studs / Drywall Trade. After watching the video my hand was numb, my knee went out, and I walked bent over. thanks for the memories !

[@NomadicINK]

Lol that sounds about right .

[@tn8141]

j. pepper yeah this getting old is getting old

[@MightyYoungSir]

get back out there!

[@aliveandwell2078]

Watching the kid holding that 5/8” sheet above his head and walk up that drywall horse, that hurt me just watching it lol! I was a production SoCal framer for several years and have a great respect for drywall hangers.

[@ghostjr7234]

Hey man your whole crew looks young asf shit I wish I ran into people who would give younger dudes a chance to work and not judge them because of there age

[@mrpanda2655]

Ghost Jr they all look like crack heads

[@randycarreiro8363]

@@mrpanda2655 thats un called for

[@brunogazda3614]

Ghost Jr driwwall

[@dannybrazil3986]

@@mrpanda2655 they look young and they have a crew thats knows how to work, the money is good, and probably party on hump day and wknds .and can hold their mud. crack heads i know you were making a joke or just hating or you know from your own experience ?

[@ev1194]

I was thinking the same thing, Im 21 and I mostly do drywall work and to see so many people my age actually doing it too is awesome

[@matthewgrant5653]

Those guys rocked that house. Literally rocked it!!!! Hard working crew. Good job

[@timothyhaskell8262]

You and your crew are amazing. Fabulous work and excellent attitudes. I can't recall seeing that much harmony.

[@ctclmichaud]

GREAT work ethic there and good chemistry between the guys. Nice to see.

[@salochoa81]

Mexican Sheetrock guy right here I never seen any white guys hanging Sheetrock respect guys keep it up 💙

[@NomadicINK]

Thanks man I appreciate the feedback. Glad to have you here on the channel :-)

[@lintonleroy827]

you never see any white guys hanging sheetrock because you mexican are all takeing the work like this country belongs to you although you and your family never make any contributions to make this country any better

[@MjkillerXD]

Linton Leroy tell me how you really feel.

[@lintonleroy827]

what you want too know

[@gatocat9018]

Linton Leroy shut your old ass up.

[@Grant-vk6zo]

You have yourself a great crew there. Everyone is going hard and getting the job done.

[@tommyv4980]

Really, really appreciate you putting this video up. You just opened potential doors for me to explore other paths in my life.

[@demosilpada72]

Love seeing a group young guys working together and not having a supervisor look over your shoulder and tell you what to do. Everyone in this vid seems to know what to do and works without direction I wish I had a crew like that I didn’t have to micro manage

[@ScottyLocklear]

Enjoyed the video. I've been in the business for 34 years now and it's nice to see the young bucks gettin it in and on the wall. Respect! I'll have to subscribe and follow you.

[@twoserve2449]

Nothing but respect to this young crew!! 👍

[@abefarris7362]

20 yrs old been hanging board for about a year and love it!!! Awesome video!

[@michaelbeard3192]

It's good to see a good young crew carrying on the tradition of the trades no matter where you hail from. Cudo's

[@dollyscott9114]

Nice work guys! 👍 Im 25 been framing and hanging the last 6 years and don't run into many guys under 30 on jobs. Good to see some other young dudes hustling an getting it in💪 keep Killin it!!

[@Josh_D03]

Props to the guy hanging on stilts i used to do that back in my younger days. Dont see that very often anymore

[@loturzelrestaurant]

Hi and Hello. I gather people for a good cause: I wanna provide people with Links leading to bad or toxic people. Mobber, Racists, Sexists, Bullies, more. I got the Links and i need help with reporting them. KZbin is in a bad state and i think you heard of that. Many complain about it, its strike-system and its CEO: Susan. But... I mean... complaining about the State of the world is nice and dandy, but... how about acting? Doing something? So i made a Wiki where i store Links for all to use. Yeah, unorthodox, i know, but whatever. Its my Try to help. You can at least pre-emptive 'block user' regarding the Racists and all those, but you can also do one thing more and report them. You surely know what a mess youtube is, so? What do you think about all this? I mean, its a good cause, improving the internet and the world, and it costs no money, just time. Nice or not? I'm sure this comment didnt made it all clear, but point is, i wanna act and help others to act, not just complain. If somethings not clear, ask Questions; that normally helps with confusion.

[@rollingrizzo1291]

I’m a Latin Taper from So Cal. I’ve been taping for 15yrs in 4 different states and I can honestly say I prefer when a white crew hangs before I go in, they try to take care of that sheet and keep it clean.

[@BRT_FN]

This is awesome guys. Love seeing the young guys putting in. Keep up the good work fellas.

[@justinsanders195]

Nice to see good boarders! And great tunes. I can't believe buddy is hangin from stilts. Inspiring.

[@NomadicINK]

Thanks for the positive feedback man. Appreciate you watching

[@NomadicINK]

Great screen name btw haha

[@yourlatinombre69]

Good crew, after 25 years of drywall hanging my advice is get another job. It will tear your body to shreds.

[@mannynunez9361]

Dez Nutz drywall hangers develop hear issues at a higher rate than others in the trades. It's the overhead work causes the heart to work harder to get blood to the arms which need it. That is truth that gentleman stated and you insulted for reasons only you know. Ask yourself why.

[@yourlatinombre69]

Dez nutz has probably work doing this for a very short time, he’s probably in his 20s and full of glue, tell you what man stick with this job for one year straight, don’t lie to yourself just keep working doing just hanging for one year.... then you can comment like a man that has just begun to head for body torture. Good luck son.

[@97Ahuatzi99]

Nah dez nuts probably never worked in the trades, I’ve done it for just a few years already and I’m already feeling like an old man 😂 These guys who do these kinda big jobs and fast clean and professional like these guys right here is how I wanna be in the near future

[@stephenpeter8350]

Iv been doing it for 27 years I'm 47 and strong as a ox

[@Nobodyofimportance2u]

martin tijerina yeah let's let illegals take over the trade

[@chalmerelkins8965]

Wow flashbacks from my hanging days. We had two of us on stilts hanging ceilings with one guy on the ground cutting. We always made sure he had a next measurement ready. Loved the video.thanks. Ft Myers Fl

[@Jsellers1965]

I use to drywall back in the day. I wasn't the best at hanging rock but I could sling mud and spray popcorn with best of them. I got so could at doing patches after hurricane Hugo That you couldn't even tell I had patched it. I know others can do it too but it was fun. Great job Guys. Since I hurt my back I havn't done much work but watching you guys gives me the hankering to remodel my house. Maybe gut it and redo it. LOL Merry Christmas Everyone!

[@joedirt2862]

I miss doing this, every step is rewarding. Making 10k a month was great too.

[@Alexander-Rivera]

I like that job quality work of all 👏🏻👏🏻

[@deepikaatkinson4111]

Wow, cool guys.. Good job 👍 All young blood.. so happy to see these guys doing hard work, making family proud..

[@robertkelly272]

Love that it is all hand feeding. Big ups to yall

[@paulbrown2385]

One day you guy's went in love it!!!! 💪👍

[@mad-maxx2211]

Looks good. I’m a drywall finisher. I would hire you guys anytime. I never seen white boys with stilts . I’m impressed.

[@NomadicINK]

Thanks man! :)

[@H.h.farms5089]

You're a finisher and never been on stilts, god bless how longs it take you on a job then? Stils is a must in finishing

[@mad-maxx2211]

Bradley Hamby I’m 6”3 . I’m considered a ground guy. There are plenty short little Mexicans on my crew that can move around on stilts. 27 years in taping and I never seen a white boy on stilts. This crew knows what’s up.

[@rickscully9533]

Mad-Maxx Where the hell do you live? In the Twin Cities in Minnesota, all us white boys use stilts. For framing, sheetrock, lath, plaster, etc.

[@hawkeyedrywall8887]

Rick Scully I walk stilts but I'm half Indian, my nephew white he walk stilts,

[@gamingfoxy5278]

Wow great job guys !!! Il just another guy who loves drywall 😉🥳

[@alansackett5247]

you are lucky to have good young workers...need more of them

[@andrewshular7145]

Our 2 man crew did the same today !

[@jonhardcoq9035]

Nice to see younger guys laying out board properly and adapting to each others style keep it up

[@neymarkastillo5346]

Great Job Guys!!God Bless you all,,and each one of you👍👍👍

[@timdouglass4934]

Good crew, great video. That is a well built house.

[@Keepdapocket]

I'm almost 50. In my youngers years, I was. D-1 athlete, played in the CFL (never made it to the league), and I still compete I'm track to this day. I'm a great shape still able to fit in my college track uniform. Well, my father In law has done this work all his life. I'm good now, but let me tell you. When I started working with him doing, I was TIRED as hell. My hands were all cramped and swollen. Neck all stiff. Shoulders all sore to be damned. My back just wanted to leave my body at the job site and go on home. It was a new profound respect for carpentry. Props to any dudes (or ladies) that get down with this. You can work out all your life. Do this one day, one FULL day, and you'll realize the real deal!!!!

[@duckingcensorship1037]

I'm trying to get better at hanging drywall. It seems like it should be so easy!! You guys work awesome together and make it look easy. Of course I'm remodeling my house and another rental house I bought, and NOTHING is square or on 16" centers!! Frustrating as hell by yourself! Great work though, and great crew!

[@DeuceGenius]

Practice practice practice

[@pinecone9045]

You learn to take into account the offsets crooked framed etc and cut accordingly. We used to complain to the builders their remark would be yeah we know it's atrocious make the best out of it you can.

[@chadcrawford1502]

To hang 5/8 drywall on ceiling that way you must know how to levitate half the weight casting a spell to reverse gravity. This is how they lifted those stones that built Stonehenge without hydraulics. It is magic.

[@jameswells9749]

You guys are as fast as the Mexicans here in Louisiana, good job it’s good to see a lot of young men still wanting to learn the craft and do as well as they do ,you have an awesome crew.

[@CTRwannaB]

Don’t matter what race Gotta respect a man who works hard

[@garethheathcote4988]

I would have thought that you would have several collated screw drivers with the amount of boarding that your doing. 👍🙂

[@oclaothug69]

Good stuff I remember when I use to work on track house this brings back memories 👍👍👍

[@tonyrobertson9452]

The guy cutting and toating ,and hanging should be making the most$ . Iv hung for 38 years now I'm 56, but it's only me and my partner since we were 18 yrs old. We don't go home until we've hung 120 boards a day. Keep up the good work boys , and let me know about that back in 20 more years .😂

[@dannyboy5571]

I hung drywall 4 30 years,joined the union in 1985,retired in dec 2013,did 3 years non-union,now I get a check every month till I die.be smart join the union! You don’t want to be hanging drywall at 60 ! The benefits and the pension and the good money makes it worth it !

[@robertgregory2618]

Spot on.

[@drizzache6663]

Yessir brother! Apprentice hanger framer here

[@christorres7574]

My father thought me everything about Residential Drywall at a very young age, but unfortunately here in TX , it's not a well paying job. I decided to switch over to Commercial Drywall at the age of 16,i worked my High School summers for a Very well known company. By the age of 19 I was already a Drywall Foreman. I was still learning Blue Print Reading but i had the basics down. By the age of 26 , I had accomplish a lot in the Commercial Drywall. Learning Acoustical Ceilings, Doors, Hardware, Metal Stud Framing, Raco Frames, Solutions II, Timely Frames, and so much more. Know 34 years old , Started my Commercial Drywall Company 8 years ago and never looked back. Excellent Video Buddy

[@pauljohn8757]

Chris Torres no one asked lol

[@paulmaassen1806]

Have had 4 drywall companies in 4 states and always paid piece work. Could tell by the carpenter tool belts that these guys get paid by the hour. Not impressed!!

[@NomadicINK]

You're mistaken. I just dont have a weak back sir. ;p

[@paulmaassen1806]

Oh, also --I had hanging crews (2 man) that could hang more rock in real time than all these guys in fast forward!!

[@NomadicINK]

@@paulmaassen1806 I better delete this video the great Paul maassen is unimpressed. And I heard he's like way better too. Its just a rumour but I almost guarantee its a true story

[@simonchavira5101]

I am Aztec 100% America is the whole continent not just the north or south all working and honest people deserve respect. regards

[@billygraham5589]

Wow! Hanging the ceilings with adhesive too in just a few hours. I can only imagine a BIG crew to work so fast, but I’m not seeing so many guys here.

[@westgessorio]

Sou Brasileiro , também trabalho com drywall aqui no Brasil , Rio de janeiro

[@Linds420oh8]

I really enjoy your work walkthrough videos. I have always enjoyed watching you work and being apart of it. That guy is awesome on those stilts, and it looks like you've got a solid crew. I'm happy for y'all and you did a great job on that house. And doing it in one day is badass. Keep on keeping on!!!!

[@Linds420oh8]

Excuse me?

[@NomadicINK]

Lol I found it funny :p

[@Linds420oh8]

Andrew Gutierrez Wow. You're a negative dude. We don't got no time for that! :P

[@NomadicINK]

Hulk smash lol

[@andrewgutierrez9157]

Linds420oh8 nothing negative I just wanna see what they really got I did that shit all day too by my self I wanna see what's up

[@fooler4435]

Need at least 2 more boom boxes on different stations! Also more scrape drywall on floor to walk on, good for the ankles. Do it why your young boys.

[@isaacyanes5441]

Good hangers and done right are hard to find great job guys

[@matthewjones3347]

Good job guys been a long time since I've seen white guys Hanging Rock I did it for 25 years me and my guys would hang a house a day 150 sheets

[@dyrur9999]

this is not a house ... lol this is a small house ... i hang houses from 250 sheets up...I'm not saying I make 250 sheets a day...i have a crew 3 guys

[@robertbradley6946]

2 guys, 100 boards a day hung paid great money in the late 90's, not anymore, thanks mexicans. If there is more then 2 guys and you aren't hanging a 100 boards a day, well that thing is either cut up or you're slow!

[@legendarydot8251]

I'm a hang drywall, finish,sand, cornice.. Etc.. I know it's not easy great job bro.. PS I'm a short Asian..

[@gregwillard4934]

What type of cornice?

[@robertwalker9194]

White guy here nothing raciest. Hard damn job no matter what race you are an yes one of the hardest jobs I’ve ever had. 20+ years. Good stuff guys.

[@ghe426]

A lot of big board! Goes up quick!! Great job!!

[@johnjohnson-sm3yf]

Good job guys . Things can happen when have a crew that works . Lot of people think your crazy saying it can be hung in a day

[@aviewaskew1419]

lots of screws missing

[@murphragous]

"He's squanchin. Leave him alone!" Haha. Wuba luba dub dub!

[@NomadicINK]

Its from Rick and morty

[@furyan9382]

Looks like you are doing great with a great team.

[@TyhlerNovac]

Finally a team of sheetrockers that work in sink also doing the lid first than walls always important must only do it that way

[@graxo3752]

I can't wear gloves and hang. I can't feel my nails or screws. But sweet vid. Always cool to see how other people do the same thing but in different ways.

[@TheB0123]

I wear gloves I just cut the tips off the thumb and two fingers on the left glove. Really helps on them cold days!

[@butchgriffin3598]

My crew hung a house everyday for the 15 yrs I was in it...crew ran from 4-9 guys depending on size and normally a 2200 sq ft. Have hung em with 900 12’ boards but took a week.

[@coogibeatsandproductions7559]

How much guys like this get paid? Do they get alot of overtime hours? I'm looking to start a new trade

[@butchgriffin3598]

I charged by the board, starting at 6 for straight 8’ houses and up depending on height of ceilings, number of stairways, skylights make a difference in pay...I have charged 12$ a bd...good money but it’ll make you old and worn out after 8-10 yrs

[@heraclioperez9913]

3

[@davidleeosbourne2727]

2200 a day? Even with 4 guys u should almost be doing 3800 to 4000 sq a day to make a decent dollar

[@loturzelrestaurant]

@@davidleeosbourne2727 Hi and Hello. I gather people for a good cause: I wanna provide people with Links leading to bad or toxic people. Mobber, Racists, Sexists, Bullies, more. I got the Links and i need help with reporting them. KZbin is in a bad state and i think you heard of that. Many complain about it, its strike-system and its CEO: Susan. But... I mean... complaining about the State of the world is nice and dandy, but... how about acting? Doing something? So i made a Wiki where i store Links for all to use. Yeah, unorthodox, i know, but whatever. Its my Try to help. You can at least pre-emptive 'block user' regarding the Racists and all those, but you can also do one thing more and report them. You surely know what a mess youtube is, so? What do you think about all this? I mean, its a good cause, improving the internet and the world, and it costs no money, just time. Nice or not? I'm sure this comment didnt made it all clear, but point is, i wanna act and help others to act, not just complain. If somethings not clear, ask Questions; that normally helps with confusion.

[@joederochemont6219]

Thanks for this. I know its old, but it came up on my search so.....getting our addition hung tomorrow, 176 sheets & now I totally know what to expect. So great job guys & thanks for making this.

[@NomadicINK]

Glad it helped you out!

[@Famous609]

176 sheets how many SF was that?

[@heavenisposion]

Good shit yall. I flip my own houses and its just me and another guy or two. So i know the struggles. Yall made it look easy in this video

[@TheDannyroy69]

I started in the 80s...5 1/2 cents a sq ft...out of that we had to pay taxes and pay for the nails we only screwed the middle...still was making more cash then all the guys I grew up with...

[@TheMjobie67]

You guys make it look easy.. Great job..i did drywall for a few years.. Never seen the stilts used. I worked on a 5 man crew.. Mostly custom homes with vaulted ceilings and rounded archways..it was always nice to see the finished product.. They always laid the drywall stacks flat on the ground in the center of the rooms..we would pin up our sheets with nails first..then come back and screw it off..unless it was a garage lid with hat track on it.. ( i dont recall if its called hat track but something like that)

[@nicknelson6583]

Mike Oberholtzer hat channel is what we call it

[@danger1240]

What kinda noob crew were you working with that didn't use stilts? That's just silly

[@TheMjobie67]

Danger 1 it was 30 years ago ..but i guarantee the crew i was on was the best out of Sierra West Drywall in Rocklin Ca.. I was the noob but the rest were the best.. Matter of fact one of the guys from that crew is in charge of things now..we did mansions with libraries and 5/6 bathrooms and bowling alleys and Maids quarters... Something you probably never even done before? We used scaffolding and aluminum sawhoreses.. 😜

[@danger1240]

Mike Oberholtzer actually I have done a couple houses with bowling alleys in the basement, in fact I even boarded a bowling alley! Schools, hospitals, malls, and giant mansions with indoor pools and massive screening rooms , I live on the west coast and vaulted ceilings, arches, huge open concept areas are in just about every west coast contemporary house. Wow maids quarters isn't that special, well no not really I mean, it is just a little suite tacked on to the main, like just about every house in an urban area these days, though admittedly mostly used for a rental not a maid. Lots of standard 8-10' ceilings in all those examples. Great for stilt work I mean why climb up and down a bench all day burning out your legs? Couple guys on stilts will get the job done way WAY faster than a couple guys with benches. FYI they are really easy to walk on after you let go and just trust yourself on them. I do stairwells solo on my stilts either walking on a plank or doing the splits over them no wasted time building a scaff .That's just hanging board though , a mudder without stilts is even worse. My 20 some odd year old stilts with no padding left on the legs that cost me a couple bills back in the 90's has most likely made me a hundred grand, or more probably over the years just in time saved. True they Didn't really do my back any favours but what does in this trade?

[@TheMjobie67]

Danger 1 ok you got me on all that..basically i didnt see or here of stilts when i did drywall.. A whole 2 years or so..lol anyways like i said that was 30 years ago..i believe at that time we were doing it the fastest way possible... The quicker the job was done ..the more money the crew split. After they paid me my hourly rate..lol

[@Treetrimmer82]

Great work guys!!!!!!!!!!

[@Itwasme5071]

My arms would fall off. Nice work. Really enjoyed watching

[@36742650885]

My best time was 2 days on a 220 board house with just a 2 man crew ( me and my 20 year hanging partner). I hung for 30 years, I’ve been retired now for 10 years. Are they paying any extra for the 54” board now. I used to get into it with contractors saying “ it’s not that much more work” I say bullshit, an extra buck a board isn’t a lot more money either. You can’t screw the ceilings from the floor, and it’s extra screws in every board. One reason I retired. Was over companies not paying double for high work anymore All the immigrants brought the pay down. That and 30 years is a lot of Sheetrock. You’ll get arthritis in your back after awhile. Take my advice, find a different trade BEFORE your back gets like mine.

[@YouAreLovedAlways]

You didn't add the coffee break where the crew smoked a few joints and then got back to work. Fine job you and fellas did there 👍🏼

[@NomadicINK]

Lol got to keep it PG friendly haha maybe in the next video ;)

[@alexbadarau]

🤣🤣🤣

[@os5800]

That was a nice job and fast.

[@kittydoggy2803]

I have been hanging sheetrock for 35 years and I have always worked mostly family members. I made a good living in sheetrock.

[@christhagreat8173]

Not bad for some white boyz! #MajorRespect 🙌

[@NomadicINK]

Thanks man. Love your screen name lol

[@freshstart3555]

Good crew

[@davidhunter9395]

Love the vids man. Nice work! I love to see people take pride in their work. Keep it up!

[@vegasheat71]

Your crew kicks ass! Great video on showing how done!

[@abeschmit8438]

I love me some drywall money

[@Cpt1nsano]

Where is this site? I don't see any vapour barrier (super 8 poly) .

[@NomadicINK]

This job is in Idaho not all houses required to have vapor barrier. It depends on the county but the house is being built in. A lot of my houses are vapor buried this one just was not

[@mickygism]

Nomadic INK c

[@robertbradley6946]

Hang plastic behind sheetrock on any house in Florida and i'll show you what extreme mold looks like 5 years later, you can't tell these yankee snowbirds a damn thing here in Florida they demand plastic sheathing behind the sheetrock while the only code is a vapor barrier on the outside sheathing. Prevent the moisture there outside and there's no need to fight that bullshit plastic taped or buttel taped to every top plate and corner that you have to cut back and out of the way any damn way!

[@motojake65]

I knew it was close by....I could tell by the radio station...lol....spokane here..:)

[@jeremiahtatom6154]

I'm in Bend Oregon we don't use vapor barriers either, however we do use spray in sound dampening insulation on all interiors

[@janetvasquez3982]

Great work guys!..been hanging rock 20+ now!..hard to find young guys who got drive!...

[@luxurycarkey7207]

Hello you guys did an awsome job you have a great crew there that's something that is hard to find keep up the great work much respect peace...

[@mickgrealy]

Boys get some collated Makitas seriously not only save time mate you save your body

[@achrisofalltrades5620]

Michael Nunya I was gonna comment the exact same thing lol 👍

[@Maxkil]

I was going to say the same thing as well. Get some Hilti Collated guns though seeing how you use so many screws instead of glue.

[@mickgrealy]

Maxkil yeah ay I saw that

[@makg4655]

makita suck always jam... HILTI EVERY TIME

[@metalguyn]

Makita roof gun never jam!

[@mannysabir1339]

Tack on, screw off. That's the way to go

[@davidskeeterskeeter1835]

All good fella, we call them Tackers in the uk, nice for you to have the house all ready to tack,,Respect to the guy on the stilts,✊ 🇬🇧🇬🇧👏🏻👏🏻

[@gerardoperez6212]

We hang in Florida all around Tampa bay, we have 14 crews 6-8 men each, here 2 men do an apartment a day 90-120 sheets a day all 5/8, some 1/2 but not much, ceiling walls and all, 100 % Mexicans a couple from Centroamérica been doing it for 20years never seen never have one single white or black person, never had a Cuban Puerto Rican or Dominican either...I seen your work you guys do good, have blessings

[@luiscuervoshow]

I finally saw a beautiful crew of sexy white boys hanging drywall. God bless you'll! I've been in the trade, metal studs commercial job sites for over 26 years and I still love doing this shit! Get it done boys!

[@NomadicINK]

Thanks my friend!

[@Superdan187211]

Your guys could be faster with a collated screw attachment for those DeWalt cordless screw guns. Just saying. It's like comparing a Muzzleloader to a semi-automatic.

[@NomadicINK]

I'll probably get one here soon .

[@Superdan187211]

Nomadic INK that's a little awkward using one at first. But after one job I got used to it. The screws do cost twice as much. But the time in labor more than makes up for it.

[@mannynunez9361]

ya but then you miss out on the bit slipping off and driving itself into your fingertip. no fun in that.

[@nicknelson6583]

I know many hangers that screw faster then the collated attachments for the cordless dewalt ... maybe the ones that attach to the corded drywall gun on a demising wall but if you miss you can’t pull the screws from the lid.

[@chekurshi]

Hilti with collated attachment (we call them auto heads here) is amazing. Got the cordless model a year ago, will never turn back. I always preferred the Hilti over the Dewalts for drywall guns though, just feel better to me. Didn't really like the Dewalt cordless.. but I probably didn't give it a fair enough shot. Use dewalt everything else though interestingly.

[@gregcollins7277]

Nice job as usual fellas!!! Rock n roll!!! 🤘

[@aaronpitts5127]

Nicely done men. Great team work!

[@curt5253]

I can't believe people say big deal..i think a house that size ,getting rocked in one day is pretty good! and good to hear only English being spoken..nice work brother.GOOD young crew too. and they look happy. must be paid well..

[@NomadicINK]

Thanks man I appreciate the positive feedback. Yeah this is just gravy house there was over 200 sheets in there. The guys in this video or all apprentices two of which didn't make the cut. Take a look at some of our other videos if you like what you saw in this one. Glad to have your man

[@curt5253]

Nomadic INK no problem..im a glacier by trade.so I appreciate the value of hard work my step-daughter just moved to Idaho up by Lake Coeur d'Alene

[@AequitasSaints]

Why didn't they make the cut? I'm trying to become an electrical apprentice. Is that different than a drywall apprenticeship other than the obvious? Can I "not make the cut"? After getting accepted into the program?

[@76shogun1]

curt5253 you're an idiot,what difference does it make what language they're speaking?My guess is your little brain could never handle speaking 2 languages if your life depended on it.Grow up and just appreciate the work you moron.

[@NomadicINK]

Well they didn't make the cut because they can't show up on time. They Missed days they have poor attitude and they were not progressing in the trade. Work hard. Learn and be happy. And you'll go far

[@YoSoyGus1]

Its always great to see white folks in the trade. I hardly see anyone else but Mexicans in construction.

[@lilcourtny08]

YoSoyGus1 only guys that hang dry wall.not where I am from. Plummbers,electricians, pipe fitter, HVAC, and metal workers hardly any. This is residential work I only did commercial or industrial

[@evelinparra1940]

@@lilcourtny08 Where am from there's Mexican plumbers,painters, and even Mexican electricians

[@GrievenceCapitolist]

I miss my 3- 4 man crew doing beach front houses on the east coast Deleware/Maryland . It's what I did for 12 years . Double layer 5/8 lids . Lol ouch . Looks good fellas !

[@jpowell9343]

I'm a contractor also and noticed there isnt any strapping or rc on the ceiling...here where I live you never would get away with that...the screw pops would be never ending as time goes by. You guys are great drywallers..keep it up.