My Tips for installing Plasterboard

[@myRefuge3710]

All your carpentry skills have a finish carpentry method. Clean level, plumb and tight. Great work and teamwork. Everyone's on the same page; rhythm, quality and no ego. Nice work yall

[@ValdoxGaming]

the sparkies must love coming in after you've dry walled. Every box was cut to perfection. All i ever get is a hammer hole or a covered point.

[@seansmythe7543]

Damn that sounds frustrating. We get our boxes cut out, sometimes not perfectly... But atleast we get them cut out

[@stephanstrickland6373]

I do steel stud drywall and the electrician's would kill us if we did not cut out all the plugs ect for them to finish up. I have seen some guys not due it and they get sent home usually for it

[@percyangilley3291]

Wow jacking the roof up to make a plasterboard sheet (sheet-rock) fit is novel. I never new that plasterboard is structural - that's why you should leave a minimum of 5mm gap all around so when the house moves the sheet rock will not crack. Keep up the great videos Scott!

[@HenryDoohickeyII]

Percy Angilley I’m sheet rocking a couple rooms a 100 year old brick and concrete building and the engineer specified that out studs and drywall both be 1 inch from the ceiling. For when the entire building sags.

[@AydenWilding]

As the majority of my apprenticeship time has been commercial I learn so many cool tricks from your vids. You are a godsend!

[@RJL1000]

Genuine LOL @ "Is that the right size for a power point?"

[@aussiegruber86]

Yep I nearly spat my drink out

[@Jamescharles2k11]

That feeling when SBC uploads a video. 👍🏼 Fantastic work Scott! We all appreciate you uploading these videos for us to see. Great work ethic with your fellow Carpenters. No Ego, just having some banter, get the job done, and have a good time along the way! I wish tradesmen in the UK had the same mentality as you guys! Please keep it coming! 📐🔨🚎🥇

[@Bossie-]

3:18 “Not your phone” Love it 😂👌🏻

[@JunoBanuno]

The legend uploaded! Time to drop everything and just only watch another great upload! :D

[@굳밤]

thanks so much for your videos. I am doing DIY house reno in Australia. I find your videos a huge help also I miss Auckland so much., I love each auckland scenes in your video. Thanks again!

[@degsyt1965]

Excellent content Scott, it’s great that companies are sending you products to showcase them , one good turn deserves another You and your friends do excellent work

[@welshman100]

I like the idea of just cutting the board afterward once its up over doors.

[@Cajondepe]

We really appreciate every video and everything we learn from you. Tks a lot.

[@drmkiwi]

Ernest Kwok, you are a legend! Well done. Cheers, David

[@slowly_radish8374]

Next jumper front: this exciting episode... oooh makes you wonder about the wearer yeh? back: Scott Brown Carpentry

[@Pauly5150]

Enjoying your videos. You guys look like you enjoy what you do. Doing some renos at home, and picking up some good tips. Cheers, Paul

[@wushgreen1544]

The ending blooper was on point... love the vids from Arizona

[@srednivashtar5432]

Another one waiting in eager anticipation of the ‘Scott Brown Carpentry Merchandise Line”. Smoko Time keyrings, Exciting Episode branded socks- TAKE MY MONEY!

[@michaelplays2449]

Great video , Wolfcraft great wood working tools dont have the clamps but have purchased other items in their range dowel master and only last week bought a right angle rule really well thought out products

[@kevinr3263]

My tip is don't worry about making everything tight, a quarter inch gap is no problem at all just prefill with fast setting mud before you tape it. It's a waste of time trying to hang it perfectly especially with dips in the ceiling and whatnot. You know you're not going to scribe the top wallboard to the ceiling

[@cali4528]

5:05 the thought of you setting up this shot is funny to me !!!!! great vids bro

[@tcr_tagger3738]

Ok, I've watched pretty much all your videos, and I can honestly say that was the best looking smoko I've seen.

[@egonmilanowski]

That reference line tip at 3:02 is gold.

[@MsElijah16]

Zengineer so you can make a horizontal and plumb reference line right?

[@egonmilanowski]

@@MsElijah16 Yes, that is what I was referring to: Using a level to make a reference line for measurement. In the past I measured the perimeter. Having a reference lines means I can ignore what's square. Also, caveat, I am not a professional, just a guy who DIYs.

[@MsElijah16]

Zengineer sometimes I look for the squarest corner then measure but it looks better to do it Scotts way

[@chillpill7446]

Unfortunately i dont have time for reference lines its just bang bang bang.get the sheets on and if there is gaps the plaster the ames tape and plasrer covers ot anyway. No time to take a piss never mind take a video.

[@garryholmberg6502]

Hilarious just walking down the street pre-edit at end! Good bunch of guys!

[@bg73]

The cassette-changing noise at the end of the one segment of music was classic :)

[@ScottBrownCarpentry]

😂

[@nik-minnit4375]

Hey Scott! I had one of my BCITO visits today and the guy asked if I had found any sources for building and I showed him your channel. He said it was a great idea that I watch your videos and he said he would flick your channel off to other apprentices.

[@ScottBrownCarpentry]

Hey bro! That's awesome, thanks and I'm glad the vids help 👍

[@Modestas_Gardziu]

Perfect timing Scott, this goes perfectly with my dinner!

[@cernunnoskali]

Plasterboard tip- if you aren't going to 'Butter' the joins with adhesive, leave a 3mm gap between the sheets ( with a window packer etc) , that way when you tape the joins, plaster goes into that gap and glues the join. Makes for a far stronger connection, less prone to cracking.

[@MrNikkotime]

Can’t wait to buy a hoodie for me When are they coming out?

[@Lemon6288]

Nice to see you finally hung the plaster the correct way also don't screw the middle of wall sheets its pointless unless the wall is not glued, and it pisses us plasters off. other than that the hanging seems good, also make sure that screws aren't in too far because they pop and let go of the sheet.

[@allanpennington]

Is it also the case that you don't screw there you have a dob of glue as this causes the screw to pop?

[@kan-zee]

Enjoying your channel very much...Your adventurous mindset on the job sites is next level stuff...I enjoy your team humor, learning , and team spirit ...keep up the good work sir. 🤩👍cheers Can you make a short video on self motivation, mindset tips on dealing with obstacles etc... for your variety of jobs?? cheers

[@2000willsome]

Love that plasterboard lifter.

[@mwb7913]

Those plasterboard lifters are great for hanging doors too 👍

[@jimbozen88]

Come for the carpentry and stay for the music. SBC do you also sideline as a DJ?

[@frameriteairdrie578]

Those drywall/plaster board lifters are also good when installing particularly heavy doors.

[@ScottBrownCarpentry]

Will have to try it out, cheers 👍

[@TheToolnut]

Yup, 👍🔨

[@ironpirate8]

I use a flat prybar pivoting on a hammer handle or similar. Maybe not as good but it works.

[@Darltornjacket]

I was working on my house and my brother in law was helping....he saw me planing the studs and laughed But, my walls were great....just like yours

[@dennisdevries2631]

Keep on going the good work i love it to see you enjoying your work Gr dennis The Netherlands

[@PeterM0911]

Do know you the feeling, when you get the notification; SBC just uploaded a new video!

[@woreychite9059]

That last part got hahahahaha love it also would love a scott brown bucket hat

[@kirkweaver6721]

good work with this, like the method of everything level, 1 thing as a licenced wet area /bathroom waterproofer, i would recommend a tighter plaster cut around the shower base, it makes a cleaner and better seal around the internal corners and in my personal opinion looks a lil more appealing to the eye, .. polyurethanes and wet area silicons to allow movement, but you dont want to over use silicon as it can get a bit messy, just a tip for the future,

[@ataleciosena4131]

Thank you brow, congratulations you and your team!

[@samsboringchannel]

Fuck you're a legend, i'll be a lost man when i've caught up with all the exciting episodes.

[@312saxon]

Beautiful work mr brown as always you guys make a great team and eat some good grub😀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@quinnjin2]

Hey , I came looking for tips on installing plaster board! Mostly just you guys doin stuff, which is good, but, do you do back blocking where your joins don't meet a stud or row of nogs? Is this preferable? Do you prefer horizontal or vertical and why? What about straightening up old walls? I'm recladding a room in a hundred year old house, and it's very slow, butting in nogs where there were none, encountering diagonal braces, pulled out sarking, put in a stud through an old fire place, packing everything out to match old finished wall thickness...(carpet was already in) and thought I had to engineer one a stud at 2400 from wall ( there wasn't one) for the butt join on the horizontal sheets..and a row of nogs 1200 high for the horizontal join between sheets ( did them at 600 centres) Then I find the joins don't even need to be over a stud or row of nogs! And best practice is "back blocking" with cove stop or whatever it's called. I AM CONFUSED.

[@singlefather01]

Dude, eating fake Japanese. Wish you guys can come to Tsukiji Japan. Such sight and food to show you. Thanks for your KZbin.

[@dougsaunders8109]

Remember chaps respirators don't work with manly stubble look 😎. The crap goes around behind the respirator as whiskers give the gap from your face. Stay safe, love the channel

[@Hew.Jarsol]

Nice. Can you lay the boards horizontally if you've got an old fked up lath and plaster Stud wall where all the studs are wonky and bent!? They also have cross braces too. The boards won't fall on the studs when laid vertically? Or should I attach them vertically and cut to size (stud)? Thanks

[@delucs90]

I always preffer to use a drywall gun over a impact drill 100 times faster. Also drywall cut out tool over cutting all outlet holes before.

[@TheOfficialDjProduct]

Screwguns and routers are the way to go. Very fast and efficient. Within seconds of the sheet being in place, with two guys, multiple screws are already in the board, it's tacked up. And outlets, windows, things of that nature, cut out within second with a router. Just make sure to measure/mark where your outlets are first.

[@michaelcurtis6664]

Can't wait for the merch to drop 👍🏻👍🏻

[@yannisapostolodis4585]

Hey Scott!!! Gut morning from Cyprus.YANNIS CARPENTER

[@2two4four3three]

Great quality, sound, views, your knowledge and skills that makes your videos! Plywood in your kitchen looks pretty nice I think I'll use it but let me know do you or how do you protect that surface? Wish you all the best from Poland :^)

[@ianhemming1976]

Great , love waiting till the final credits to roll for the funny out takes 😆

[@benchippy8039]

I did wonder what u guys were saying when u walked through that shot on the street!

[@JT-hs3pe]

Maybe I didn't see this right... did you Jack up the ceiling to fit the drywall? Edit: Never mind, you explained the tool later. Just hoping the sheet isn't too tight in there. Wouldn't want it to crack after house settles

[@kolbygasko890]

hey there, Canadian carpenter here, watched a bunch of your videos, great work btw. Alot of similarities (just some terms are different) Just wondering why your lumber is all quite red. Ours is like wood coloured, sort of light tan coloured.

[@andrewredshaw1703]

This made to look well hard . Much easier boarding vertical . What’s with the sticky is it instead of screwing ?

[@jeffreylebeau8006]

Mr. Scott Brown I could have used that tool belt that you gave away to your buddy. Lol Keep up the good work on your videos.

[@jhons4874]

As an apprentice, I appreciate that even pros still occasionally hammer themselves 🤣

[@forwardrenovations8931]

Haha brilliant loved that outtake at the end 😂

[@evanandrews5052]

Those hoodies are dope!!

[@Sturdyboi3030]

Ever considered getting a lumber rack made for your van? Could use it for lumber storage or tool storage

[@chiva1989ify]

How did you start doing your merchandise? , show me the way!!! In a video. Please.

[@chrisnocker3437]

LOL... such natural walking. Nothing staged here 😃

[@desmondgreen1253]

I done abit of work on 2 of Richards houses last year he's a good fulla

[@arrahman7765]

smart and cool person on KZbin

[@TheDangerBuck]

How come with the old houses you don't remove the Scotia and you cut below the existing? Will it not leave a gap?

[@elischultes6587]

I think by code most places in America you need to put your ceiling gypsum board on first. The intent is to be supported by the wall gyp board

[@SHINdanny]

0:26 now I know the secret pattern to enter your building sites :D

[@Elfin4]

What I find annoying is that whatever dust mask you wear, your glasses always steam up. 5:28 That tucker looks mighty good.

[@MsElijah16]

I recon a rubber mask that has the exhaling vent at the bottom is best for glasses

[@graeme19ooful]

Hey Scott thanks for the advice on the finishing gun 👍🏻. After your advice and speaking to other joiners I stuck with the paslode 😁 loving it by the way. Where can I get the baseplates for the trim router? Or were they just made for you, can't find them anywhere? All the best from Scotland, lovn the vids keep up the good work. 👏👏👏

[@959naq]

Is it just a NZ thing where you don't use drywall rotary cutout tools (Rotozip) and drywall screw guns? Or T squares?

[@LukeSMK]

Yeah we do use those tools but it’s just more gear in your wagon to lug around. Personally I use a collated gun but Scotty has expressed his hatred for the collated gun is a previous episode

[@williammcdonald6452]

wolfcraft tools are so bloody expensive, lucky boy to have it.

[@alexaspinall7148]

Great video. However when the phone rang and it came up with ‘not your phone’ my phone literally rang as that message popped up. Total coincidence but it made me chuckle 😂 keep the videos coming 👍

[@micahmye]

Scott, don't you guys use plasterboard routers in NZ? Keep it up dude, as always great job!

[@livingimprovements4382]

Ive never seen builders use them here, maybe full time plasterboard guys would?

[@mas3692]

thanks bro, you're sound AF good tidy work

[@Adam_Lynn]

I clearly recall Gaston telling you not to lose the little rubber bit lol.

[@christophermcnulty9215]

Great work.. did I miss the flexvolt chopsaw/dropsaw episode/review waiting patiently??

[@FirEMSChaplain]

Hey Scott. Have you ever seen or used the quadsaw attchments for oscillator tool to trim out electric outlet boxes?

[@mintaboi5651]

Need one of them hoodies for South Wales winter ❄️

[@alvinchow5351]

I've just realized these hand clamps can be jack by reposition the top stopper into other end

[@tilesey]

Great video Scott, one of your best! Casual walking :-)

[@samuelgarratt3101]

YAY CANT WAIT FOR MERCH

[@Hibbo89]

Just told the wife what I want for Christmas! Scott Brown Carpentry tshirt!!

[@kh77677]

great tips

[@dazminkus912]

Just out of curiosity why you putting the boards on horizontal instead of straight up ?

[@grzegorzwesolowski676]

Hi scott fajne filmy wrzucasz mogły by być częściej. Pozdrawiam jestem z Polski

[@seancorcoran1823]

is that silicone you are putting on the stud before you put the plasterboard up?

[@willd2609]

Man I would wear the heck out of an SBC tee

[@earthisheart]

NICE BORAT NOD

[@christophercrowle9753]

Hi scott have you come across and or maybe used the festool hk rail saw? Very good tool, seeing as you do like your tools may be worth a look bro. All the best 👍

[@ScottBrownCarpentry]

Hey bro, I've had a go before, really cool tool . Would be good for joists and rafters if you do them a lot

[@christophercrowle9753]

They are very good for rafters, would image it would be farely expensive in nz as well. I think you should hint at your mate Cameron to get one. 🤙

[@mayclesyrup7348]

I wish there was something like those famous blue jumpers over here in the Uk xD Apparently no such utility comfort exists.

[@meandnature6452]

why dont you put osb behind the drywall? makes a much stronger wall

[@benatiga]

When i saw that candid walking shot i wondered how it all went down setting it up hahaha nice work bud and bloody good content. Also was that fix all u use for the gib???

[@christophermonarch3267]

Number of tips in this vid 🤔. Love these vids though

[@MrZimmaframe]

I can’t get use to your new haircut, it reminds me of Jon Bernthal’s hair cut in the movie Fury 😆.

[@alext9067]

Yeah, from the US. Bogus.

[@ScottBrownCarpentry]

It is my "economy haircut". Cut it right down so there is more time between cuts

[@MrZimmaframe]

@@alext9067 what lol

[@MrZimmaframe]

@@ScottBrownCarpentry good idea, cost savings. More money for some new Makita tools 😁.

[@kahnbrown7074]

How good is that last clip walking naturally lol

[@brauniagiles90]

What glue do you use to stick plasterboard on.

[@ilaughalot6556]

"Is that the right size for a power point?" lmao

[@katrinabell7684]

Good tips!

[@obamabeard]

do you guys have smoko and then a lunch break as well or just smoko?

[@phillipsparrow9940]

If you do not like the green on your jumper , would you send it over to the uk so I can have it , cheers .I know you like to ask for freebies sometimes . thanks for the video's