How to frame a garage (DJI Phantom 4) #11 Part 2

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5:10 Beautiful wall. I hope you thank you dad everyday for being here helping you.

[@krustysurfer]

That tractor is a big blessing! and made lifting those walls into place really smooth! awesome!

[@DanielWoodell]

I did the mortise's on the bottom plate so it would sit flush on top of your mud sill, there shoudld never be a reason that iw oudl have to acces the nuts later, in fact after sheet rock is installed you shoudl not be able to get to them anyway.

[@Joshua79C]

Got to love when the manufacturers started offering longer sheets of ply and osb as well as drywall/plaster/gypsum/gyprock

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3:30 I know if I keep on watching, the video will probably answer my question. The gap at the top of the wall. Not enough OSB to cover it on purpose? I ran into the same issue and I left it that way.It just has house wrap on it. It did make it harder when putting siding on later for me. I'm interested to see what you do with that gap.

[@chriswoodell12084]

Nice video

[@redmoonhbk1984]

Why do u use the roofing gun for framing

[@DanielWoodell]

redmoonhbk1984 that is a sheeting/ siding nailer not a roofing nailer, it uses up to 3 1/4” nails

[@romeliapolly5242]

Check Woodprix mates. I love it to my wooden projects.