Only 28k subscribers. I’m just blown away by the production value and optimism you guys are maintaining with each video. The most effort in a low sub channel I have ever seen. And its honestly better than the big players right now. Keep ‘em coming!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Not everyone wants the same things. What you see as "production value" may look like "artsy" fluff that just eats up time to others. I came to learn about hanging drywall, but for a 12 minute video there was actually very little taught. I am just starting to learn about drywall, and even I know that you need to stagger the joints which they didn't do (see 4:49). All the fancy video editing, music, jokes, etc. come across as annoying when the video falls short of living up to its title.
Just found this channel and binge watched several videos in one day. I have to say the sheetrock explanation was probably the best on UA-cam. I've watched dozens but this video included everything including the skim coat. The editing is top tier perfection on this channel!
Good video. Im thinking of dry walling a small area in my garage for shelving and storage. Quite often these jobs for us amateurs is just having the courage and confidence to try it. Thanks
"Avoid joint over the corner door frames in windows" There literal first sheet they put up was on a corner of a door. It's actually best to put the joint over a door frame in the middle somewhere because it creates a smaller joint to finish and is just as stable as any other joint. Where they put that first sheet, in line with edge of door, is where a lot movement happens every time it's opened and close. That joint is guaranteed to crack relatively soon and I'd put money on it. As well as at 4:45, they broke on the same stud for the entire length of the wall. You'll essentially never be able to hide that joint with mud. Hopefully they put something there that will never let that wall see the light of day, or the dark of night. Also code is different everywhere, but on residential you can nearly always do ever 12" on center for your screw pattern in the field. (3 screws per stud except on the top plate, bottom plate and joints, those are 8". So every joint each sheet should have 5.) If you're gonna make a guide, especially for beginners, you should have some idea of what you're doing. Leave the drywall to the professionals if you don't want to pay us later to come back and fix all your DIY. Your guys' video production is very high quality, I did actually enjoy the video. I didn't expect to learn anything so I'm not critiquing you on that, rather, I'm critiquing you on how many people you misinformed. You don't ask a nursing student to teach you how to preform brain surgery. Why ask a DIYer homeowner to teach you drywall. Those are not similar trades but the concept is similar. Don't learn from those who don't know because you will learn incorrectly.
@@paigewagner4857 I'm a journeyman hanger and have been doing finish work for 4 years. Done steel stud framing here and there as well. I've done residential and tons of commercial. I like to watch these videos because I'm opened minded and am always trying to learn more. If I can learn 1 thing from a 1 hour video, then it's worth it, but after a bit I can sort of predict if I'll learn anything. I'll still finish the video because you never know. But when I see people trying to teach others when they really have no idea, it upsets me because now everyone who watches this video without a grain of salt is going to absolutely destroy either their home, or another person's home. I wouldn't teach someone how to fly a plane because I don't know how to fly one. And it would make me responsible for anything that comes of it. Because this is a UA-cam video, there is no way for them to take responsibility for what others are going to do to their homes.
You are exactly right. I heard them say "avoid joints on door frames and windows" and I was like... wha? thats the best place to put them so you get a shorter butt joint to deal with. And then I saw them installing drywall without breaking the seam (4 drywall sheets that all meet at one point, example at 4:17) and I knew I had to come down to the comments section to see if I needed to be the first to call them out for that. The proper way to do it, if you have 8 foot long sheets is to ensure that the butt joint of the top row is 4 feet away from the butt joint of the bottom row, not right on top of each other. Mudding and feathering out a 8 foot long butt joint is going to be hell and will be quite apparent to visitors once done.
Peaceful Blue, Dayflower, and Offshore Mist from BEHR Marquee. Just used these and some other nice colors in a 2 family house (bottom floor and foyer). Everyone that has seen it, loves these colors. Another good one is Solemn Silence from BEHR Marquee. Used in hallway/ mudroom and laundry room on the second floor. I plan to reuse some of these colors in our next project.
You guys just gave me a lot of confidence in my upcoming foreclosure repair! I can see why people want to hire out the mudding..but it just looks time intensive, not hard!
That skrillex scene was actually pretty dope lol you’ve got some great editing skills! I just binged 2 of your house flips and enjoyed every one of the videos. Keep it up!!
Detailed. Thank you. How would you drywall door jambs? If tile is being used on the floor, would you tile the floor first before the drywall goes on the wall?
Shed is a level 1 unless ya have an attached garage as a shed . This flip should’ve been a level 5 finish. Not hating as I feel the cost of labor and material nowadays but I’d def not put it on you tube if I were trying selling with no stagger and long floor to ceiling joints that’ll never slick up you’ll see that first coat of primer and it’s actually sad now they wasted their money and time and will need to do it again to save integrity of the drywall and paint. If he sold it asap maybe in 30 days and nobody opened that door and shut it even once he may be okay to get out of there without cracks but if it has been I’d bet it has cracked within 10 closings of the door. One simple mistake either Jsut cost them a sale and money or the new buyer got jacked up for a big repair right off the bat.
thank you for posting this. I want to gut the plaster and lathe in a house we are buying and run new electric. I was wondering if i was being too arrogant to think I could do the drywall myself so we could keep our costs mostly for electrical work. I still think I can do it, but someone else is going to do the mud!!
You got this! Removing plaster is our least favorite job but it saves a ton of money. And you can absolutely hang the sheet rock yourself and pay someone to do the mud, BUT get some quotes and see how much it will save you to have them just mud vs doing the whole job. It may be worth it to you to just hire out the drywall completely.
Ease of installation, for one. Rooms aren't square even if they were perfectly level and plumb when installed, things like joist weight and all that can hang a tiny bit. Framing lumber can be really shitty shape, in the US our mills are going for speed and cost and not quality, so stuff warps and has knots. Ceiling panels are the hardest to get aligned, measured/cut, and screwed in. Since the walls cover that seam, they address any "slop" of the ceiling, unless you have something like crown molding. Then on the walls, your baseboard covers that slop where it meets the floor. The floor is almost certainly a degree or two off the ceiling in places. That's why you see them leaving around 1/2 - 1" gap at the bottom of panels at 4:43. Foam backer rods make great insulation under these btw, though rodents can easily chew through. Lots of decisions and tradeoffs.
Now if I could convince spouse to let me redo drywall 🤣 previous owners in past did drywall when they finished the attic area and you can see the seams 😳
What color should we paint these walls?
Etched glass behr MQ3-27
Dunn-Edwards Sonoma Chardonnay DET471 RL#768 😉
Sea salt - valspar
Valspar orchid ash4003-3B and mountain river 4005-6c
I dunno that Moonshine color is hard to beat. I'm excited to see what yall go with.
Only 28k subscribers. I’m just blown away by the production value and optimism you guys are maintaining with each video. The most effort in a low sub channel I have ever seen. And its honestly better than the big players right now. Keep ‘em coming!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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Second that
Not everyone wants the same things. What you see as "production value" may look like "artsy" fluff that just eats up time to others. I came to learn about hanging drywall, but for a 12 minute video there was actually very little taught. I am just starting to learn about drywall, and even I know that you need to stagger the joints which they didn't do (see 4:49). All the fancy video editing, music, jokes, etc. come across as annoying when the video falls short of living up to its title.
@@WhatTheFlipShowprobably because they take the Lords name in vain and that’s disrespectful
AGREED!!!!!
1:54 "I'm sure we're forgetting something.. butt" DOUBLE CHEEKED UP
She is thooo
She looks more like the leader in the relationship
@bigmikeobama5314 too beautiful for him
I mean, her body is incredible I’m glad it wasn’t just me.❤😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣 it had to be said!
Just found this channel and binge watched several videos in one day. I have to say the sheetrock explanation was probably the best on UA-cam. I've watched dozens but this video included everything including the skim coat. The editing is top tier perfection on this channel!
Was hooked at 1:57. You're welcome and thank you.
Good video. Im thinking of dry walling a small area in my garage for shelving and storage. Quite often these jobs for us amateurs is just having the courage and confidence to try it. Thanks
this is the most beautiful enlighting video i ever watched. i showed it to my wife and she started having aan interest in my handy jobs.
"Avoid joint over the corner door frames in windows"
There literal first sheet they put up was on a corner of a door.
It's actually best to put the joint over a door frame in the middle somewhere because it creates a smaller joint to finish and is just as stable as any other joint.
Where they put that first sheet, in line with edge of door, is where a lot movement happens every time it's opened and close.
That joint is guaranteed to crack relatively soon and I'd put money on it.
As well as at 4:45, they broke on the same stud for the entire length of the wall.
You'll essentially never be able to hide that joint with mud.
Hopefully they put something there that will never let that wall see the light of day, or the dark of night.
Also code is different everywhere, but on residential you can nearly always do ever 12" on center for your screw pattern in the field.
(3 screws per stud except on the top plate, bottom plate and joints, those are 8". So every joint each sheet should have 5.)
If you're gonna make a guide, especially for beginners, you should have some idea of what you're doing.
Leave the drywall to the professionals if you don't want to pay us later to come back and fix all your DIY.
Your guys' video production is very high quality, I did actually enjoy the video.
I didn't expect to learn anything so I'm not critiquing you on that, rather, I'm critiquing you on how many people you misinformed.
You don't ask a nursing student to teach you how to preform brain surgery.
Why ask a DIYer homeowner to teach you drywall. Those are not similar trades but the concept is similar.
Don't learn from those who don't know because you will learn incorrectly.
Says the guy watching a sheet rock for beginners!!!
@@paigewagner4857 I'm a journeyman hanger and have been doing finish work for 4 years. Done steel stud framing here and there as well. I've done residential and tons of commercial.
I like to watch these videos because I'm opened minded and am always trying to learn more. If I can learn 1 thing from a 1 hour video, then it's worth it, but after a bit I can sort of predict if I'll learn anything.
I'll still finish the video because you never know.
But when I see people trying to teach others when they really have no idea, it upsets me because now everyone who watches this video without a grain of salt is going to absolutely destroy either their home, or another person's home.
I wouldn't teach someone how to fly a plane because I don't know how to fly one.
And it would make me responsible for anything that comes of it.
Because this is a UA-cam video, there is no way for them to take responsibility for what others are going to do to their homes.
You are exactly right. I heard them say "avoid joints on door frames and windows" and I was like... wha? thats the best place to put them so you get a shorter butt joint to deal with. And then I saw them installing drywall without breaking the seam (4 drywall sheets that all meet at one point, example at 4:17) and I knew I had to come down to the comments section to see if I needed to be the first to call them out for that. The proper way to do it, if you have 8 foot long sheets is to ensure that the butt joint of the top row is 4 feet away from the butt joint of the bottom row, not right on top of each other. Mudding and feathering out a 8 foot long butt joint is going to be hell and will be quite apparent to visitors once done.
Pay professionals huh, no thanks, im about to to my own, rather save a ton of money and learn from any mistakes.
Peaceful Blue, Dayflower, and Offshore Mist from BEHR Marquee. Just used these and some other nice colors in a 2 family house (bottom floor and foyer). Everyone that has seen it, loves these colors. Another good one is Solemn Silence from BEHR Marquee. Used in hallway/ mudroom and laundry room on the second floor. I plan to reuse some of these colors in our next project.
You guys just gave me a lot of confidence in my upcoming foreclosure repair! I can see why people want to hire out the mudding..but it just looks time intensive, not hard!
Loved this one! I was about to get the materials to make a wall for my home office, I forgot I have to sand at the end lol
this vid is awesome and sooooooooooooo easy to watch. instant subscription. i finally have some real tips and i'm encouraged to finish my kitchen!!
Came to see what drywall looked like... Stayed for the obvious...
I love your channel holy crap. By far my favorite flip page
Thank you so much!!!
That skrillex scene was actually pretty dope lol you’ve got some great editing skills! I just binged 2 of your house flips and enjoyed every one of the videos. Keep it up!!
Oh and go with a light sage color!!!!
Detailed. Thank you. How would you drywall door jambs? If tile is being used on the floor, would you tile the floor first before the drywall goes on the wall?
That was sooooo much work, but y'all did great. Congratulations on building your own dry wall.. I'm impressed! Nice work
Make sure you offset drywall bottom and top sheets
Sherwin Williams, Drift of Mist, best paint color in the world!
I am living for that dubstep mud fight!
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Just found your channel and have been LOVINGGGG your videos! So fun and informative.👏🏻🤙🏻
I was going to subscribe either way cause your vibes are awesome but that dubstep scene is iconic and had my toddler and I laughing so hard! Love it!
Thank you!!!
Informative and hilarious joint compound battle! I half expected a Matrix style ducking move.
Just discovered your channel. Very entertaining and informative! Great videos!! Keep up the amazing work, and keep having fun with it!
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank y’all for this. I was extremely frustrated with this part of it but gonna try it again.
We use fibre fuse for joins and paper tape for corner's and for square stop interesting you guy's used paper tape for joins 😊
This channel deserve a million subscribers 🎉
Amazing job. With that kind of quality content you will get to 100k subs in no time.
Loved it! Sunrise periwinkle cream or white would be nice.
your way of making video is amazing . Really interesting and funny. Also now I got the courage to do the drywall of my Shed myself.
Shed is a level 1 unless ya have an attached garage as a shed . This flip should’ve been a level 5 finish. Not hating as I feel the cost of labor and material nowadays but I’d def not put it on you tube if I were trying selling with no stagger and long floor to ceiling joints that’ll never slick up you’ll see that first coat of primer and it’s actually sad now they wasted their money and time and will need to do it again to save integrity of the drywall and paint. If he sold it asap maybe in 30 days and nobody opened that door and shut it even once he may be okay to get out of there without cracks but if it has been I’d bet it has cracked within 10 closings of the door. One simple mistake either Jsut cost them a sale and money or the new buyer got jacked up for a big repair right off the bat.
Bruhhhhhh I loooooove how yall inserted the joint compound fight lol perfect timing
thank you for posting this. I want to gut the plaster and lathe in a house we are buying and run new electric. I was wondering if i was being too arrogant to think I could do the drywall myself so we could keep our costs mostly for electrical work. I still think I can do it, but someone else is going to do the mud!!
You got this! Removing plaster is our least favorite job but it saves a ton of money. And you can absolutely hang the sheet rock yourself and pay someone to do the mud, BUT get some quotes and see how much it will save you to have them just mud vs doing the whole job. It may be worth it to you to just hire out the drywall completely.
Absolutely amazing video!!! I loved the skillrex edit that was awesome!!
thanks for the recap part and didnt expext scene like this in a drywall video😂 9:04
My wife and I are doing some D.I.Y and we are finding your videos helpful and extremely entertaining. Much needed info and laugh.
I love this show.
Wow amazing quality. Surprised by the low subscribers. You’ll blow up eventually. Keep it up!
Love the dubstep mud fight!
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Do white walls and grey trim and doors
This channel is great so far I’ve liked all the videos I’ve seen from them
Do not align vertical joints, 48" max.
High quality content guys
Great video! You must have a director with the level of production quality. Just curious, how did you get permission to use the dubstep music?
Lickd.co
And thanks for checking us out!
everything I was looking for! thank you!!
Thank you! I’m going to give it a shot!
Thank you, I learned and laughed!! Very good video!
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It's was fun watching you guys
I love your videos and your vibes 🥰
You guys make it look so easy 😬
Ok that lift is REALLY cool. Especially if it's just you installing the drywall.
Such a great video. Had me LAUGHING.
They need 1M followers now this was awesome
First time watching y’all and y’all gained a follower with that Skrillex skit . Lol
miss you guys!!! More content plz!
You gonna end up with a lot of cracks for not hanging it properly
Amazing content! Gives me an idea for my own house project! Thanks for this!
Ps.
You got a SUB!🤙🏼
Very nice , good work with the informative video ,👏👍🙏🏻
Great work.. but you should always stager your but joints or it most certainly will crack in the future
In other words don't have an "☩" shaped cross, they should look like T's... and upside down T's..
This is an excellent video thanks you so much
No insulation in your framing? and installing drywall? i can already feel the cold...
Super happy to subscribe
You do not run the joints up the wall thru multiple sheets. The cracks will show after time. Would like to see an update after a year or two
Gotta say the fight scene was worth a thumbs up, lol. Good job though, thanks for the vid.
Thanks guys.
lol that fight scene came out of no where 🤣
O? HI
can you explain why you start installing drywall from the top?
Ease of installation, for one. Rooms aren't square even if they were perfectly level and plumb when installed, things like joist weight and all that can hang a tiny bit. Framing lumber can be really shitty shape, in the US our mills are going for speed and cost and not quality, so stuff warps and has knots. Ceiling panels are the hardest to get aligned, measured/cut, and screwed in. Since the walls cover that seam, they address any "slop" of the ceiling, unless you have something like crown molding.
Then on the walls, your baseboard covers that slop where it meets the floor. The floor is almost certainly a degree or two off the ceiling in places. That's why you see them leaving around 1/2 - 1" gap at the bottom of panels at 4:43. Foam backer rods make great insulation under these btw, though rodents can easily chew through. Lots of decisions and tradeoffs.
whats the dimension of that sheetrock?
8*4* 3/8?
Thanks 4 makin this fun😂❤
Thanks for all the knowledge 🥂
I love the spackle bit! Lmao
Love the skrillex scene🤣
Now if I could convince spouse to let me redo drywall 🤣 previous owners in past did drywall when they finished the attic area and you can see the seams 😳
A skim coat could help!
Came for the drywall tips, stayed for the dubstep battle.
You guys are awesome 👏
Great video
Came for drywall videos. Stayed for ASSets
That dubstep part 😂😂😂😂
Shordy has some serious yams
And stagger your butt joints unlike what you see at 4:45! Oh Geeze...they lined them up everywhere! Oh my.
There's an entire industry devoted to professional redo's of flipped homes.
The mud fight 😂😂😂
It's a ton of work, looks great! It took Red 5 weeks to drywall, mud, and sand our house. 🙂🏜️
Awesome job
How many of layer you can add ??
Behr- Hidden Forest :)
Love this! Great video. That escalated quickly! Lol… #gratuitousdubstep
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Information video 👍
If they had a clue they have bought 54” wide drywall for the walls….no belly band!
How much does something like this cost?
😂 great job
Always stagger butt joints! It’ll be stronger but less work to finish!
you didn't mention anything about all that spray foam
She packin
No insulation...?
Use a tape on metal cornerbead vinyl Sucks
Guys stopped making videos?
Staple your electrical wires before starting drywall.
Beautiful ❤❤❤🇯🇲
You guys are awesome
Thank you!
never alighn joints! there should always be staggared joints, and that 1 foot wide middle might VIOLATE CITY CODE
You forgot to stagger the sheets.