Quick Metal Stud Framing Tutorial

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what is the tool belt you wearing ?

Love your vids man!

Do you have any videos on chicago grid/ acoustic ceilings

Your videos are great for newbies!! My 7th ? Apprentice I'm training to journeyman has been tasked to watch all your stuff and he's steadily getting better my time teaching him has been reduced big time.e so thanks for all you do!!!

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What does “deflection” mean when referring to metal stud framing?

How do you figure out a 45 degree for a kicker

Great video!!

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You have the best informative videos. Thanks you so much.

Where do you buy the studs?

Great videos mate.where in Canada are you? I've just complete a diploma(city n guilds) in drylining .watching from Ireland .watch all your videos. tops .

Im framing all 16 gauge for Hospitals (OSHPD) standards out here in Southern Cali..

Im using a band saw for all my cuts.. would you recommend a different tool for cuts?

Just curious if you know if they make 7 foot studs for small hugely basements

No osha in Canada? Just teasing, great video

Hey man! 1st year union carenter apprentice and been loving your videos learning a lot thanks. Was wondering if there’s another name for a pin laser? Not sure the difference between a pin laser and a line laser.

Steel framing common in Canada only or in USA, Aus, uk also?.

Btw, as a drywall installer in British Colombia we hate when some framers don't leave extra gap where drywall have to pass, eventually all gonna covered up, I don't know why they like leave exact gap there and then we get screwed up, it waste our time and power to push hard that drywall.

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I want to build a 6 inch roof built off two walls so it will have 3 corners for support. 1 will be suspended. I want to do it so it's strong enough but I'm not sure how to make sure it's sturdy enough

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Can you make 1 5/8 studs 24 inches apart.?

No one ever explain how to brace the channels

Thank you for the videos man, housing prices are insane these days and I am looking into assembling a steel frame house in the future for cost savings, build quality, and simplicity.

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Can I add onto a partition/pony wall like dentist office to close wall completely?

Brother, where is your fall protection?
When you have a drywall on both side of the wall you don’t have to put CRC or other brace through studs pounchout.
For deflection you need to use a slip track

Wood framer here trying to learn metal. Can someone explain why the emphasis on passing drywall through at wall corners and intersections? I understand the “how” but my brain always wants to know the “why”

Great info, thank you. I REALLY want to build a barndominium, & I'd love to use metal framing inside as well. I just found your vids & have already watched a few.