How to build a house ~ Wall Connections

[@OffRoad-jh1do]

Your second example of framing with the horizontal scraps would not meet code for drywall screw in my area. The other two would be fine. Great videos guys keep them coming!

[@JAMESJJEFFERS]

Awesome. Funny as a DYIer you tend to wonder about how they do that. Thank You gave some insightful info

[@rpascucci77]

I haven't been framing long in comparison, I graduated from Cut Guy to Headers and corners and these are a few ways to build corners. The first I haven't seen so that was a good one. We also call them different things in our crew with stud designation. It gets confusing bc some of the homes have crazy intersections. But thank you for posting this bits and insight. I been watching a lot and gained some good tips from you guys to use in NJ.

[@raya5113]

Not a carpenter but can't help having an appreciation for it. Videos are great keep them coming.

[@vanessajeanne]

Thank you for this simple and to the point video! I've been trying to figure out what the options were and your video answered it! Great work.

[@robertkressaii7046]

I just started building my first home and this was actually very informative, thanks for putting up these videos!

[@Chrissers2010]

Building my first home (ours)! I appreciate these videos. I searched "framing wall intersection" and your video popped up. Love your channel.

[@bludog4657]

I'm not going to say the star of this clip was the coffee mug, but I did like the close up. Thank you for doing these videos, I've learned a lot.

[@tnstef2629]

Loved the coffee break halfway through the video.

[@mr.niceguy3284]

Perkins builder brothers. You guys should do a short video on how you guys keep interior walls running parallel with each other and exterior walls.

[@faith4today]

Got to say I love your videos, especially since they are usually not very long and very straight to the point with easy illustrations. Thanks so much.

[@greatestever545]

My favorite channel! Great content

[@Asta-wl8jz]

Nice to see you growing in subscribers. Y'all do great work.

[@cruisinthru3916]

Ill have to try the first one because you can insulate easy. We have been using the middle one because we use the scraps, and the third is rarely used because it sucks to use up 3 studs for a partition. Good stuff guys!

[@saulmoreno3252]

Wealth of info in short compact video 👌

[@dangiles5038]

Third connection using scraps between the two studs works well also

[@canucha1985]

Thanks for this awesome video. It's short but straight to the point and extremely helpful for us DIYers. Keep up the great work and stay safe.

[@merleschmidt8772]

Well, done, you mentioned all the key items.

[@martinlaulunen7189]

Great video, Thank You from Minnesota. Compliments ... you remind me a little of John Denver,...

[@LarryP248]

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[@kevint8886]

Very Helpful to me, thanks much

[@yankeetothebone7299]

Dude I friggin love your videos. They are so helpful

[@Dkmasteris]

Honestly, I got more information from this short video, than most tell in four times as much time.

[@benchippy8039]

New to this channel, really rate it, I bet 200k subs min by end of 2020

[@martintotland341]

Would love to see the same video made by Jamie. That way I habe something to watch over the weekend as he explains the what, how and why of all of this. 😂

[@cameronjackson8947]

💕💕. Huge fan from UK 💕

[@texascraftsman7215]

Now I have to go get me some coffee lol great video as always!!

[@JM-qy5yd]

Great video! Great tips! Thank you! Keep'em coming.

[@What_was_wrong_w_jst_our_names]

Can you make a video explaining how the wall is actually connected to the foundation. Everyone always seems to just skip over the j-bolts, bottom plate, and attaching the wall part of framing.

[@effenfish661]

always informative as well as entertaining

[@danielbregar5423]

Keep up the great content! Merry Christmas!

[@anthonybell7537]

For your interior instead of using 3 2x4 just use partition block take a scrap piece of 2x4 about 13in to 14 in and scrap osb about 1 1/2 in shorter than 2x4 scrap then put osb in the middle of both pieces nail together make 3 of them and put between 2 studs and nail on the side and u have 3 places to nail big money saver and if u have 2x6 just add another layer or put the block flush to the side u will be nailing it almost the same as your 2 foot section in video except the block will be up and down not side to side u can also use on exterior to and u drywallers wont complain about haveing nothing to nail and i like your videos alot

[@TomRuss.]

I know it was a long time ago, could you/or someone who knows explain? I am having a hard time visualizing it and I am curios since the it does seems like a waste of wood in the video

[@ironhorsealpha]

Legit love these videos. Thanks fellas.

[@stephenrobinson5949]

nice and clear; thanks

[@ScottyLo]

Great options

[@zacheagle3018]

The tees we make we use scrap blocks for the middle so yo only use 2 studs, same with Corners 2 studs and scrap blocks

[@skp2158]

Excellent tips and I love quickies :)

[@brianglade848]

Let the roofer fix it

[@googglekonto7741]

you only good explainted of most drywalls construcktors.thanks

[@CirYdnar]

Nice. Happy Holidays.

[@ricardoa3834]

Good job canelo

[@marks9949]

EXCELLENT!

[@MrDenisJoshua]

Was fast but was great :-) Thanks a lot

[@jim21804]

I have seen the third method using scrap wood as well instead of a full stud.

[@givemedacheese]

It really bothers me how your hammer is hitting your knee, that hammer loop has got to go lol. Love your videos. Cheers

[@nanidaddy32506]

I would love a video on how to properly attach an addition to existing house framing or is it the same deal

[@johncahill9207]

Loving the Videos.. Especially nice from a NC based family company. BTW - I don't remember which video you talked about coffee, have you tried coffee from Black Mountain - Dynamite Roasting Company. Good stuff, if you like it bold SUPLICAR CLEMENCIA DARK ROAST. Keep representing NC!

[@bikeninja956]

nice, interesting to watch. So my question is, let's you have a long span of straight wall, maybe 16', but you want to try to raise the wall alone so you build it in two, 8' sections, what is an acceptable way of connecting those two segments together? would you just butt the two king studs on the ends of the segments and nail them together and add the top plate across the joint, or are there other preferred methods?

[@loadblock4995]

Thanks ✌️🚂🇺🇸

[@antondeannova7016]

Thx bro... Your vidio verry helb... Mrry crsm

[@stuartcampbell6659]

Why not use scrap blocks for the interior wall partions ?

[@lifebreadbakeryandminifarm2834]

Thank you for this video! I am planning to build my own house and this is probably the least talked about topic on KZbin and yet, it's the main one that I needed help with. All the other framing is pretty basic. How many times do we need to be told what 16 OC means?

[@daltonfreant2000]

Can you do a build series going through building a hole house like how the crazy framer does

[@SteversIO]

Who's the crazy farmer?

[@jaybloggs8699]

Good info again there ;-) re - KZbin, i thought for better monetization of your vids they should be a bit longer, ie 5mins, so YT can stick some ads in there.. (not that we wants ads on your content.. lol)

[@72strand]

What about corners for exterior walls? And you can use angle iron in corners for drywall. Just out the iron under the drywall and screws.

[@roberteduardtecsy2527]

Happy Christmas:))

[@GermanShepherdRanch]

Love it

[@zacheagle3018]

We usually use the third style but we call them tees never heard wall channel before

[@ribbledean4111]

Do a rafter/truss setting lvl whatever it maybe video, a how to do custom roof layouts!

[@nedrgr21]

Dont know anything so not judging, but what about tying it into top plate/crown?

[@charlotte97838]

I have a shed I’m making into a she shed and I wanna put thin paneling or plywood for walls. The shed it’s built with 2x4’s. I have the insulation on and was trying to figure what kind of wall boards I want. Old pallet wood, thin plywood, tongue and groove flooring when I noticed my corners. I have studs to nail one wall to in the corner but not the other wall. I know it’s an easy fix I just can’t see it. I’m a visual person. Do you have a video on how to build corners or how to retrofit them for walls?

[@cristhiandiaz3683]

what if the partition wall falls directly in the center of the exterior wall studs running at 24” O.C

[@craigjohnston556]

Whats your reason for running the sheeting on the exterior walls sideways? We run ours up and down just curious if there is a reason for it?

[@MrTHEBRITINWA]

Horizontal blocking at OSB seams???

[@carmenbeast7543]

Do u have and easy video when starting wall frame stud

[@javiergamez3343]

At the end of the wall, to start the other wall can I use the 3rd method? So I have more 2x4 on the corner for the sheetrock, can I do that?

[@lundimayhew5723]

You should make your vids longer .

[@walkintall1563]

They let u run exterior sheeting horizontally and without backing... crazy...

[@chippydog2]

You could have taken your time on the part where you connect a 2x4 to a 2x6 wall Way to fast to comprehend

[@GarwoodNick]

Who cares about saving studs. Everyone knows the forests are endless.

[@guwop2234]

them hippies will just replace the trees anyways

[@007more7]

You didnt show the goofy brother

[@blanksender7808]

why the fuck are we still framing 16" on center even with 2x6 exterior walls? it's such a waste

[@aservant2287]

Or we could call them bucks