Outside Corners (Part One) 4-Stud Corner

[@supercleanone8038]

Making these videos takes time, effort and money. Thank you for all your videos. You are carrying on the trade for more folks than you know.

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

Thanks Supercleanone those words are super inspiring. I appreciate the support you show for this channel. Thanks for commenting.

[@coreyanddorisb.2080]

I was just getting ready to put a shed on my projects list this summer. This is on time brother.

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

What's up Corey good to hear from you bro. Glad to provide you with information on that project. Thanks for commenting.

[@chrisminblkdiamond]

Electricians hate those corners.

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

Can you explain why. Thanks for commenting

[@muzzykara9336]

​@@templebuilderscarpentry7043 Need to feed the cable through 3 pieces of stud and then you need to bend the cable round the corner. Makes it very difficult to get the cable through. Thanks.

[@stevegagnon9451]

Or just make an “L” with two studs for the outside corner lol makes for more backing for drywall and you can insulate behide it after

[@stevegagnon9451]

That’s the basics of framing lol

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

I'm covering different methods of building a corner. California corner is what you're talking about. Thanks for commenting.

[@SandiRose2008]

If I've learned anything since subscribing to your channel, I now know that the best of everything about construction came from California! You must've been born there, TBC!! 😅 Thank you!!

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

This corner is not a cali corner its a 4 stud corner or 3 stud and a block corner . I seen the guy in comment section call it a Cali corner but he is mistaken. And yeah it seems as if they name everything after California in construction. Thanks for commenting SandiRose.

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

Im going to build a cali corner later. Glad to hear from you SandiRose.

[@SandiRose2008]

@@templebuilderscarpentry7043 In reference to your first reply to me...Yes, I was commenting about the guy calling it a Cali Corner, but, more importantly, I was complimenting you. Please let me know if you ever get tired of that. And, in reference to your second reply...(I'm about to compliment you again, so get ready.) There are those who make videos to show everyone how things are done, and there are those of you who teach! I had no doubt that you would be making more videos about how outside corners are built! Thank you, TBC!

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

​@SandiRose no no no I'm not tired of compliments 😂. You are my number 1 supporter , I just don't want you to get any wrong information from this channel. I love the support thanks.

[@ematuskey]

Ha--I was just wondering why you wouldn't use 2 studs in the corner instead of 3--then you showed that using 3 studs allows a place to the drywall to be attached from both directions. Thanks!

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

No problem. Thanks for commenting.

[@brienfarmer6846]

MASTER TEACHER

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

What's up bro good to hear from you. TEMPLE BUILDERS!

[@larryrosol3135]

Really all you have to do is flipped a 2x2 up to the 1" and 1/2 and nail it to a flat 2x4 called a California corner

[@dduff4383]

They call that a California corner IIRC

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

Cali corner is L shaped and its a 3 stud corner. This is a 4 stud or 3 stud and a block corner. Thanks for commenting.