How to - Wall Framing Part 1: Intro to Wall Framing

Jump into our wall framing training series with this overview of what goes into a wall system and how it comes together. This series was developed as a training resource to prepare people who have never touched a hammer to take on the real world experience of framing a wall. Join John, an experienced construction guru, as he explains what will be covered in the videos to come. Also check out our description for helpful info and recommended tools for your job!
Click on the timestamps below to jump to specific topics in the video:
1:12 - Anatomy of a Wall
1:56 - Door & Window Framing Components
4:17 - Double Top Plate Overview
5:22 - Playlist Overview
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[@tungtran4201]

For me, the ideas in kzbin.infoUgkxAfqpMLyFn37qcqUl0FAzqkkycQeXqrhP Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.

[@chuckt9630]

Extremely helpful and through explanations, thanks for these vids!

[@lauramary5760]

Thanks for doing this - I'm looking for a career as a carpenter so this is super helpful :)

[@danny8block]

you're good at explaining things clearly man thanks!

[@TheAaronsway]

Umm yea

[@gilmorales4238]

Man, these videos are awesome. You clarified so many doubts I had. I've been watching them all . My goal is to build my own cabin and I feel I'm going the right way learning from your videos

[@Alberto7tube]

Um um um um aaa

[@jpenneymrcoin6851]

someone please edit the sound on this and take out EVERY SINGLE AH AND UHHHM

[@rusticrangebear372]

Thanks for your video

[@jpenneymrcoin6851]

"shoulder studs" = "jacks" "cripple stud" = "cripple block"

[@hafzamacie8858]

It's good to see Woodglut have new instructions to save my money and energy to build it.

[@CooterOnDaMind]

So do you nail the top plate, then build the wall with what would become the double plate? Or just double up the top plate before standing up the wall?. Also the framing in the window, does that consist of 3 stud allowing for center of 16?

[@yaayaa7742]

Awesome video Thanks!

[@maNki89]

веник в цвет флага Украины. отлично парень ! я люблю тебя. xD

[@adamblomquist8819]

Over/under on how many times he says "ummm" or "ahhh" in each video is 150

[@halofan00]

I feel like I understand the basics of framing after watching this video. Thank you!

[@Sand_Hanitizer05]

this video helped me with a school project. thank you

[@jacobgonzales4979]

Why do you have to bud up 2-3 boards whenever you’re framing a window or door? And how do you know how many boards to use? As I have seen 2 boards and 3 boards next to each other

[@tischlermeistertom]

thats exactly what I want to know too..I don't get it :D

[@lyotimachida5380]

@@tischlermeistertom i believe its to compensate for the weight versus the "window" or "door opening" depending on which of those you're referring to. Also certain windows or doors aren't necessarily connected to the header. Just a guess I'm not too sure either.

[@TechieTard]

why the extra studs next to the jack and king studs?

[@vivek42424]

you are clear and easy to understand thank you man

[@kellywhite9278]

It looks like there's 2 king studs for your window opening, certainly you shouldn't need 2 there do you?

[@kellywhite9278]

@@NSMConstruction that's what I figured after I wrote the comment

[@stevegva]

Great Video to help people understand the basics... Keep up the good work

[@googlinstuff8910]

Excellent and clear explanation, thank you

[@alexandrelechat2005]

once assembled, can this shed be moved?

[@shaydavis1365]

Does all this apply if you use longer boards for taller ceiling? No words to describe the gratitude I have for your time and help. Your teaching ability-Wow! Thanks

[@womflat12587]

I'm in Australia and the biggest difference I can see in the framing is you have no nogging between the studs. It's interesting the small differences.

[@barncatrocks]

Amazing videos guys! Thank you so much

[@PrimeSuperboy]

You clearly know what you're talking about and are very knowledgeable about your craft! I would recommend that you prepare a script or do the mini cuts to the video so that your presentation is more fluid. I was getting a little distracted after hearing um and uh so often. Other than that, I'd love to see more content like this!

[@brianfield792]

I like it just the way it is,much more natural don't you think,

[@jasminbenitez100]

excellent advice, fully recommended..

[@TRX450RVlogger]

Ohhh my gadd!!! Whyy do people slide their hands on wood along the grain talk about cringing! Great video by the way lol.

[@TechieTard]

Just waiting for that nasty splinter!

[@bigstuff52]

Very good explanations..Thanks...

[@DraGon-cg6ge]

how much is the material? how to count

[@shelovesme75]

You are really good teacher!

[@josephcapo1712]

Great thank you

[@Echo4Yankee]

Nice video umm.

[@Evan-1994]

Appreciate the vid carpenter apprentice here trying to become a beast

[@alevulguray9917]

I have been a production framer and Gen. Contractor in So. Cal. Hawaii, Oregon, Washington State and I have been doing this for 45+ years and I have never herd any of this guy's terminology ever!!! They are called as follows: Studs, Trimers, King Trimmers, Top Cripples, Bottom Cripples, Headers, Window Sill's, Bottom Plate, Framing Plate, and Top Plate not necessary in that order. please save yourself a lot of aggravation and chooses yourself another video because This guys lost in a lost world!

[@caylamoser316]

The words he is using is what they use in text books also in technical college , terminology defiantly changes place to place.