Site Carpentry Construction vlog laying out stud work timber UK | Part 1

[@thadgiannetti790]

Far prefer your method of cutting every stud to length, than banging the wall together on the floor and standing it up. makes a much better job. You work super efficient, stack cutting same length timbers, saves measuring, Glad you showed moving materials, people don't factor that into the time it takes carpenter to do his job. great vid! 👍 👍

[@mikej397]

Great job! Like I said in your other vid, really insightful, perfect for someone like myself who’s looking to get into the construction industry. Keep up the good work!

[@jackhines3747]

Mike J thanks mike means a lot. Tune in next week for part 2 👍🏻

[@darioreid244]

Instablaster...

[@iTzZToMMyD]

good video mate . from a fellow chippy. . good to see someone doing stud partitions like i do

[@jackhines3747]

Thanks 🙏

[@stevehallam6495]

I know you say you have tried both methods but using this method you have to pretty much set out your ceiling nogs first then everything you do is off a hop up. Make frames, stand them up, nail them together and plumb them last. You don't need to stand on your hop up til you are fixing your ceiling nogs after the walls are up and plumb, then your uprights set most of the positions of these for you. 35 years experience here, seen everything and tried everything you can think of to be as efficient as possible. Give it another go you will be richer.

[@tomjohns2087]

You got yourself a new subscriber my friend keep it up 👍👍

[@jackhines3747]

Nice one Tom 👍🏻

[@KuwaharaBMXRider]

I use stick build if its a new house type and I’m not sure how the fix goes together

[@lukefoster1531]

Love the videos! think a set of vids just about what it's like working on-site/what to expect etc would be great for people like me who have only done residential work. Just an idea, well done pal 👍

[@jackhines3747]

Thanks Luke! Good idea 💡

[@davidlawther3032]

Class video you remind me of Scott brown carpentry

[@BushmanOutdoors]

SBC is a brilliant channel

[@eltothesea649]

Cheers pal. Very helpful 👍

[@carpentryandwoodwork2018]

Sometimes We’ve done it this way and sometimes we sheet with plasterboard first and make the studs up on the floor, but a good technique and it’s all fitness training!

[@davidwhittingham6911]

Brilliant video. Maybe you could do something on roofing. Truss lay out facia soffit etc.

[@jackhines3747]

Thanks David

[@ajsmoth3509]

thinking of what to do with my life since i’ve dropped out of uni and stuck in a dead end job. thought about being an electrician but maybe carpenter is for me

[@5N19ERG0D]

Great video! Just subscribed please keep making more. Also what tools and tool belt are you using? Couldn't find them in your description. Thank you

[@jackhines3747]

Thanks mate 🙏 I am using a diamond back belt, and various other tools. Il do a break down soon

[@Nomis-ru9cl]

I moustache you a question how long have you been doing joinery for

[@woodbutcher]

Is that the dewalt cross line laser level?

[@sulemanmohammed9271]

Good video. Quick question, I want to lower my first floor ceiling to get extra storage space in the loft but how would I suitably tie the new floor to the roof structure to prevent the roof spreading.

[@dale_v2454]

hardly a d.i.y job stick your hand in your wallet haha

[@scotttrigg6871]

How long should that floor take just studding?

[@rhyslyons833]

A day depending on how much ply work is involved

[@gavincollins9376]

1st fist pas inside a dwelling and you have no ear protection. From a person who is a little deaf due to years of no protection use em, trust me. I don't bother when I'm outside pitching a roof but now inside is a must!!!

[@jackhines3747]

To be honest Gavin I do usually wear them and it’s because I hear of the stories like yourself that makes me do it.

[@wassupjg]

Cool vid, overall would you recommend being a carpenter here in the UK?

[@mfcman2k7]

this might seem daft but when you are measuring out your rooms out for studwork how much do you allow off your wall from your plan coz usually all plans are off finished walls because of dot and dab great content keep it coming kidda

[@Spetsnaz0o1]

45mm normally, 15mm adhesive, 15mm plasterboard + skim, then another 15mm for plasterboard and skim on the other wall

[@rhyslyons833]

The plans on new build sites has before PB & after PB measurements, usually most sites I’ve been on the ‘carpenters measurements’ are in red and are before plasterboard

[@ldhter3344]

How much a carpenter can get per hour?

[@Philip20hk]

inspiring

[@KeyBladesFixings]

Top Work Gent 🤟🏻🤟🏻

[@jackhines3747]

Thanks guys! Keep up the good work 👊🏻

[@markgriffiths3554]

What screw gun do you use to do the stud work?

[@jayroche8282]

Is a pasload nail gun. I'd suggest getting a dewalt battery gun as you dont need to worry about gas

[@rhyslyons833]

Don’t get a dewalt gun they are shit, paslode are tried and tested for years, gas costs a little more but a lot of sites supply gas

[@MOHANSINGH-zm2he]

Nice video good

[@alexbishop4396]

Hi jack, this is a great video, are you using 4x2 for these studs, keep up the good work, you’ve got a new sub

[@jackhines3747]

Yes mate, they use 4x2 to build the walls on that site. It’s usually 3x2 in most sites tho

[@jamesbee8265]

save ur back and carry wood balanced on shoulder bro!

[@alexrichardson2481]

Would take no more than a day tbh, but each to there own i suppose. Looks like a TW , or persimmons to me . I have to say it is much faster making țhe studs first as I've done it both ways .

[@17MikeThompson]

What pouch you using mate?

[@jackhines3747]

Diamond back eagle mate 👍🏻

[@AMANDEEPSINGH-kv9qy]

How much carpanter pay

[@charlierodgers2776]

Hi mate, I’m doing price work on studwork what is a good rate per metre ? Given my day rate is £170

[@jackhines3747]

I’m not sure to be honest mate, my prices have always been for the whole plot not split up in meterage. Can defiantly earn more than 170 tho mate 😉👊🏻🔨

[@charlierodgers2776]

@@jackhines3747 do you use the spons price book mate?

[@jackhines3747]

Not sure what that is mate? I just can a price sheet with each house type and prices for each fix roof, joists 1st etc

[@charlierodgers2776]

@@jackhines3747 oh okay mate, do they give you a price per truss or is it for the whole job?

[@jackhines3747]

The whole job usually mate, I no another contractors do split things up but I’ve always had prices for the whole job. How that helps

[@leonnicholson1087]

Any video of any joists been set out and placed . ?

[@jackhines3747]

Not yet Leon, will try get one for future video 👍🏻

[@jasonroche8094]

Great way to get the best out of your paslode use it as a hammer 🤣🤣 7:27

[@jackhines3747]

Haha

[@danielmazurkiewicz7280]

Teach me Obi One Kenobi

[@mdjabedsyllhet8949]

I need a job

[@RedEyedJedi]

Now divide this video into sections and teach a detailed video for each section. Don't speed up what you are saying because what you have to say is important. I like the laser level idea.

[@nisarahmad-xt2ym]

Hey Jack hi ....

[@CraigBenson-f7h]

This is not the preferred method

[@richey761]

I suggest that you start watching the crazy framer, you are miles too slow

[@jackhines3747]

He’s great! Can learn a lot from that guy

[@headbangeralkoholic]

Hah thats rubish