Link in bio to watch the '1 Tool, 1 Compound' patching video. I'm starting a new tutorial video series dedicated to those who are keen on learning specific tasks. Become part of the community today for free.
@@GrievenceCapitolistwhat you mean? Put me up on game. I’m Working at this class room building plant, the drywallers act like divas. So I just mind my own but want to have the knowledge
@@GrievenceCapitolistI've never seen drywallers stand up sheets on timber framing. If you have a bowed stud where your seam lands you're screwed. Metal framing you have perfectly straight studs so it's never an issue so you can stand the boards up no problem.
I'm a professional painter and decorator, which is different work, but I do know from experience, this gentleman is spot-on about everything he does and his manner of teaching is outstanding. WATCH this video? 100% TRUSTED resource. Thank you for sharing this video. Super generous professional and a really well made video. Thanks again. Great work.
the way this guy narrates every single step is absolutely genius. communication is the most underrated skill in the world in this guy is a genius. i am only a diy enthusiast, not a professionial and i applaud this mans teaching skills, thank you. love from ireland.
Nice to see a video from someone who actually knows what they are doing . With 34 years in in general construction I salute you sir and wish you reasonable customers. ( As we know there are things like Angie's list for clients , yet we also need something like that to warn us of some customers ) .
You want to eliminate crime and earn,learn and elevate the black mind,we need more of our young black brothers and sisters involved in this kind of skill work ❤️🖤💚🙏
See i dont know anything about any of this, but his way of explaining things is so simple and to the point that it made sense to me. I can just tell he knows what he's doing, and even the way he doesn't boast, rather, he says for example that he knows what hes doing is quite sloppy.. but that he's doing it the right way, the simple way, and in the scenario where time wasn't a constriction he could do the best flawless work imaginable, and he will not brag about it because he's humble and knowing of his ability. I do not know when, but im sure some of these tricks will be useful for me in the future, or even the simple thought process behind the birth of some these tips such as the scrap board marker has been planted into my mind and could pose useful in totally unrelated works.
Well done.. folks that are really and truly confident have no need to boast or brag.. you strike me as the kind who need not words for your actions say it all. Fine job and A+ for the quick and to the point explaining!
I feel so dumb. I used to stretch with my pencil. First short I saw I wanted to find fault and say something because I did rock, mud, and plaster for years. In my mind no one had better ideas than me. You do amazing work and even with my experience you've shown me a better way more than once. The scrap board chalk marker for ceiling joists? I'm embarrassed that never clicked for me
I've been a drywall finisher for over 35 yrs . Now if you are going too hand finish it that's fine but I'll save you some time on wipeing down your tape, use an 8 inch blade on your flats put the mud on horizontal, then put the tape on, then wipe down starting from the middle. Now with the corner don't use two blades use your 6inch blade same method with mud on with the side of the blade going up vertical put tape on then wipe or you can use what we call a meatball roller to apply the mud try this and your speed will double because your not going back too wipe the edges
I think this visit was dam good bro. My only criticism is that you move fast as hell but I was able to capture most of what you were explaining and showing. I can tell you really know your stuff and I have heard of great carpenters as you seem to be. Thanks for the video bro. I will definitely be tuning in to more of your videos going forward.
I should be getting ready for bed, but I just love watching you at work. I really don't understand the measuring and cutting. What's enjoyable is wtaching you doing so expertly. I'd have laughed at friends and family if they told me watching you at work would become compulsive viewing!
SD 5000-A22 is the new version, I have the older one the same the guy is using in the video and it is worth it’s weight in gold. You are not locked into buying screws from hilti. I use off brand screws every day. There are a couple of cheaper brands of screws that get jammed in the gun but the majority of reputable dealers make strips that work fine in this gun. If you are fitting drywall as a career a hilti collated screw gun is the best investment you can make in my opinion. Mine has paid for itself many, many times over
@@scotland2256100% I still use my old head just clean it once in a while to unclog it. The new heads are useless I just leave it for the younger fellas or Ukrainians to deal with it lol.
I'm 59 next week and i have just stated a course on plastering I've always admired it from whdn i was a landscape gardener and now im on it 2 days a week and then only God knows what will follow
I can watch this guy all day When he’s talking smack it crack’s me up And yes he knows what he’s doing that’s for sure Don’t know where he’s doing it at (using metric) His work is smooth and clean at the end of the day that’s what matters Keep hanging bro, I’ll keep mudding
i have been doing construction work for 36 years can do just about everything to a house .but drywall lol. i watch these pros and they make it look easy .but trust me it takes alot of practise. i dont think i have ever seen him drop mud off his knife wow .i can do one corner and have it on me the floor my head .good job man
Exactly. He gets paid by the hour. I've never seen anyone Not work top to bottom. Cover all openings and cut them out after you hang it. From the ceiling down. Rip an inch off the bottom piece and let the trim cover it. This dude just went around his asshole to get to his elbow
Nice video, but plasterboarding is easy when other workers (painters) are following to “hide” the imperfections and house owners are the ones to experience the cracks showing after a while… 1) who says the underlaying structure in old houses is plane and ready to fix plasterboards on? And does the structure meet the boards’ mounting requirements? 2) why not put in insulation in all walls? Makes a difference in sound transmission 3) is it OK not to have an underlaying structure on the short edges of the plaster panels? Could very well be the difference between a good and a bad result in plaster boarding. 4) when working with plaster boards in wet rooms (bathrooms with required ventilation), shouldn’t you be putting in plastic folio (dont know the name for it) behind the plasterboard to not get moist inside the organic structure? 5) did you support the inside corner with a structure all along? Orherwise it’s likely to crack in the seam… Like the video concerning the plasterwork, but be carefull when thinking long term 😅
🤣🤣🤣 that was the most ass backwards process ever. Not hanging over the opening and just cutting it out? Whaaaat... Not pushing the first wall board to the ceiling and filling in below? Whaaaat.... nah bruv. Thats not gonna cut it , at all
I respect you brother, Im a carpenter and I work with 2 Asians, 2 Mexicans, 2 Russians, 2 Indians 2 blacks and 2 whites we are all carpenters, we learn from each other a lot, We are very similar to a lot, my boss wanted our job to be diverse and honestly working together been awesome, it's so cool to see all races working together, me myself never had a problem with that because I grew up in america in a city where everyone is diverse and equal amount of ethnicity, I ended moving to a area where the demographic statistics of the population was 90% white and less then one percent Asian, I went from growing up in diversity to being surrounded by just one race idk man the world works better when we all come together your very skilled and you are a hard worker, I respect you
Hey brother. You give a lot of knowledge and share skills that are very helpful. I have quick question for you. Which tape should we use while working on 2hr fire rated wall?
Thats why i pay sombody to do drywall for me lol...i have no understanding at all...God gave everyone on earth a gift...i only good at baseboards & some people who seen my work have said i do better than they workers & want me to work for them...some people blessed to do both drywall & baseboards...
I did apartment maintenance for many years I hated drywall because it was always a patch of a patch and the one who did the job before me did a terrible job …
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Link in bio to watch the '1 Tool, 1 Compound' patching video. I'm starting a new tutorial video series dedicated to those who are keen on learning specific tasks. Become part of the community today for free.
This guy knows what he’s talking about. I’ve done this for years. It’s easy to tell who else has. He has.
You wouldn't stand that sheet up ? 35 years as a hanger , I definitely would .
He loves sheet rock.
@@GrievenceCapitolistwhat you mean? Put me up on game. I’m Working at this class room building plant, the drywallers act like divas. So I just mind my own but want to have the knowledge
This isnt his first rodeo ..
@@GrievenceCapitolistI've never seen drywallers stand up sheets on timber framing. If you have a bowed stud where your seam lands you're screwed. Metal framing you have perfectly straight studs so it's never an issue so you can stand the boards up no problem.
I'm a professional painter and decorator, which is different work, but I do know from experience, this gentleman is spot-on about everything he does and his manner of teaching is outstanding. WATCH this video? 100% TRUSTED resource. Thank you for sharing this video. Super generous professional and a really well made video. Thanks again. Great work.
the way this guy narrates every single step is absolutely genius. communication is the most underrated skill in the world in this guy is a genius. i am only a diy enthusiast, not a professionial and i applaud this mans teaching skills, thank you. love from ireland.
Nice to see a video from someone who actually knows what they are doing . With 34 years in in general construction I salute you sir and wish you reasonable customers. ( As we know there are things like Angie's list for clients , yet we also need something like that to warn us of some customers ) .
Don’t we ever
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Excellent work for a 24yr old professional!!! Well done!!! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
This man’s style of editing and cutting is so cool. His videos always get me so hyped up
Im a welder and yet this is is going to help me with the equipment i build. Thank you sir. I hope you have a blessed life.
Beautiful work. A man with your skill is never hungry. 👊
You want to eliminate crime and earn,learn and elevate the black mind,we need more of our young black brothers and sisters involved in this kind of skill work ❤️🖤💚🙏
See i dont know anything about any of this, but his way of explaining things is so simple and to the point that it made sense to me. I can just tell he knows what he's doing, and even the way he doesn't boast, rather, he says for example that he knows what hes doing is quite sloppy.. but that he's doing it the right way, the simple way, and in the scenario where time wasn't a constriction he could do the best flawless work imaginable, and he will not brag about it because he's humble and knowing of his ability. I do not know when, but im sure some of these tricks will be useful for me in the future, or even the simple thought process behind the birth of some these tips such as the scrap board marker has been planted into my mind and could pose useful in totally unrelated works.
Can’t believe I haven’t thought of the tip marking the ceiling with plasterboard lol…. Everyday is a schoolsay
Well done.. folks that are really and truly confident have no need to boast or brag.. you strike me as the kind who need not words for your actions say it all. Fine job and A+ for the quick and to the point explaining!
You do amazing work and even with my experience you've shown me a better way more than once. The scrap board chalk marker for ceiling joists
You should hang top wall board first to get it tight to the ceiling boards and helps prevent cracking and nail pops later.
This is a true craftsman.Love your work.Cheers from🇺🇸🤙🏼
I feel so dumb. I used to stretch with my pencil. First short I saw I wanted to find fault and say something because I did rock, mud, and plaster for years. In my mind no one had better ideas than me. You do amazing work and even with my experience you've shown me a better way more than once. The scrap board chalk marker for ceiling joists? I'm embarrassed that never clicked for me
lol you funny
Love the videos man! I tackle my drywall tomorrow. Can't wait. You've been invaluable. Knowledgeable and to the point. Much love.
Thank You!!!!
This man is so good!
Absolutely an Artist!!!
The guy keeps you hooked watching, he is just amazing
You rule!!! sooo great to find your channel ... hope you and your loved ones are having a excellent 2023 Summer
As a up and coming contractor I thank you for putting content like this out there!
As soon as you see the plaster covered hilti collated, you know this guy is on
I've been a drywall finisher for over 35 yrs . Now if you are going too hand finish it that's fine but I'll save you some time on wipeing down your tape, use an 8 inch blade on your flats put the mud on horizontal, then put the tape on, then wipe down starting from the middle. Now with the corner don't use two blades use your 6inch blade same method with mud on with the side of the blade going up vertical put tape on then wipe or you can use what we call a meatball roller to apply the mud try this and your speed will double because your not going back too wipe the edges
Great constructive feedback @ericchambers5827 true professionals recognize talent and help better people
@@1LawMan412 thank you
Your are a true dry wall guy you do sheet rock and taping good show brother
I think this visit was dam good bro. My only criticism is that you move fast as hell but I was able to capture most of what you were explaining and showing. I can tell you really know your stuff and I have heard of great carpenters as you seem to be. Thanks for the video bro. I will definitely be tuning in to more of your videos going forward.
No doubt! Firing facts like a machine gun!
“And this is a hole saw … that you probably don’t have … but it would be good to have “ 😂 fkn love it you are the man
Best tip for me was the measurements. The hand/side you measured from part 👌🏽💯
Amazing work. Thank you! Preparing to do my bathroom and have been hesitating but I feel more confident now. Thanks bruh!
Bro you skills are unquestionable. Very unique.💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Thank you for sharing your knowledge sir. You are truly an artist
PRO TIP I WILL JUST HIRE YOU!!! lol great video sir 👏 👍
Genius , making your parents proud . I hope you create your own business . You definitely have the attitude for it
As an Electrician. Love when drywallers bury my boxes ❤
This dude skills are Top notch!. He will always get work with skills like this.
excellent content! Great tips!!
Salute young fella! Keep doing you thing!
You make it look easy man 👍
I should be getting ready for bed, but I just love watching you at work. I really don't understand the measuring and cutting. What's enjoyable is wtaching you doing so expertly. I'd have laughed at friends and family if they told me watching you at work would become compulsive viewing!
Yes, he does know what he’s doing is a good skill to have. You can make a lot of money doing it.
Love it! Keep going bit#c 🔴🔥💪💪
This dude is bad ass man!!! Keep up the great work my brother!!!
You have your shit together brother god bless and keep up the good work
Great content! Keep them coming
Id stand that sheet up. Over the doorway and router off the edges. Way faster. Good tutorial video for the new hangers.
Excellent video what’s the name of the drill you are using with the sheet rock the name of the tool make and model
@Tekagi thank you so much friend for the great response. You are awesome we love watching your videos.
SD 5000-A22 is the new version, I have the older one the same the guy is using in the video and it is worth it’s weight in gold.
You are not locked into buying screws from hilti. I use off brand screws every day. There are a couple of cheaper brands of screws that get jammed in the gun but the majority of reputable dealers make strips that work fine in this gun.
If you are fitting drywall as a career a hilti collated screw gun is the best investment you can make in my opinion. Mine has paid for itself many, many times over
Makita collated screw guns are ok as well, Dewalt is not bad.
I have used the festool and not a fan.
Hilti is king
@@scotland2256 thank you so much friend
@@scotland2256100% I still use my old head just clean it once in a while to unclog it. The new heads are useless I just leave it for the younger fellas or Ukrainians to deal with it lol.
Excellent video
Mans was putting in work! 💯
I'm 59 next week and i have just stated a course on plastering
I've always admired it from whdn i was a landscape gardener and now im on it 2 days a week and then only God knows what will follow
Madd taping and drywalling skills you make it look too easy. Very entertaining video as well.
Good prep love to after y'all made my day much easier nice work
Mark it when your up there screwing it... saves you time of trying to reinvent the way rock is hung..
LOVE FROM SAMOA 🤙🏾 GREAT WORKMEN SHIP BLESSINGS 🙏🏾
Awesome. Very talented brother
I really thought you were a real drywaller until you cut an access for the pipes! You almost had me! XD
Good work !
Good job, brother 👏
I can watch this guy all day
When he’s talking smack it crack’s me up
And yes he knows what he’s doing that’s for sure
Don’t know where he’s doing it at (using metric)
His work is smooth and clean at the end of the day that’s what matters
Keep hanging bro, I’ll keep mudding
This guy makes me want to take carpentry instead of being an electrician I have till December to choose
Do electrical. Your body will thank you. More $$$ too
do both
Electrical
More money and no dust and tons of other bs.
Learn it all and you’ll be the last to lose your job 💪
Stick with electrical
So many tips in one video.
Cheers 🍻
i have been doing construction work for 36 years can do just about everything to a house .but drywall lol. i watch these pros and they make it look easy .but trust me it takes alot of practise. i dont think i have ever seen him drop mud off his knife wow .i can do one corner and have it on me the floor my head .good job man
Loved the video!😮
This guy just saved me a lot of money.
Amazing videos mate. ❤
Good job bro 👍👏
9:54 "now what we are left with is the last pis" 😂
Good job guy!👍🏾
Good working bro continuing best wishes
Good content bro, keep up the good work
Man you killed this video great job
Very nice work
You definitely have our backs, thank you! ✌🏻
You’re an excellent craftsman!
Your awesome🎉
The lord of board. I like this guy.
Awesome young man. Can you come to my old 65 year old home for my laudry room. Be bless. 😂
Why dont you just hang full sheets and then router out your window and door openings? Its faster then measuring and making multiple cuts.
Exactly. He gets paid by the hour. I've never seen anyone Not work top to bottom. Cover all openings and cut them out after you hang it. From the ceiling down. Rip an inch off the bottom piece and let the trim cover it. This dude just went around his asshole to get to his elbow
What if he doesn’t have a router ?
He does. You missed the first part when he said what if you don’t have a router? Purpose of this video
Magician ❤
Thank you very much friend for your valuable information
This is good stuff right here 👌🏽
i just love the backwards bags lmao
I am following because of that ONE tip alone
Top stuff sir!
Appreciate the tips bro
Nice video, but plasterboarding is easy when other workers (painters) are following to “hide” the imperfections and house owners are the ones to experience the cracks showing after a while…
1) who says the underlaying structure in old houses is plane and ready to fix plasterboards on? And does the structure meet the boards’ mounting requirements?
2) why not put in insulation in all walls? Makes a difference in sound transmission
3) is it OK not to have an underlaying structure on the short edges of the plaster panels? Could very well be the difference between a good and a bad result in plaster boarding.
4) when working with plaster boards in wet rooms (bathrooms with required ventilation), shouldn’t you be putting in plastic folio (dont know the name for it) behind the plasterboard to not get moist inside the organic structure?
5) did you support the inside corner with a structure all along? Orherwise it’s likely to crack in the seam…
Like the video concerning the plasterwork, but be carefull when thinking long term 😅
They would probably be putting that rubber stuff over it where the tile is going
🤣🤣🤣 that was the most ass backwards process ever. Not hanging over the opening and just cutting it out? Whaaaat... Not pushing the first wall board to the ceiling and filling in below? Whaaaat.... nah bruv. Thats not gonna cut it , at all
correct. thabks for helping people.
I respect you brother, Im a carpenter and I work with 2 Asians, 2 Mexicans, 2 Russians, 2 Indians 2 blacks and 2 whites we are all carpenters, we learn from each other a lot, We are very similar to a lot, my boss wanted our job to be diverse and honestly working together been awesome, it's so cool to see all races working together, me myself never had a problem with that because I grew up in america in a city where everyone is diverse and equal amount of ethnicity, I ended moving to a area where the demographic statistics of the population was 90% white and less then one percent Asian, I went from growing up in diversity to being surrounded by just one race idk man the world works better when we all come together your very skilled and you are a hard worker, I respect you
Yo, I just subscribe to your channel you off fire, my G you keep the fire blazing
love this guy, just wish he knew about landscape.
Yeah man, this brother rock. 👍🏿
Solid tip using drywall to mark studs-dude !
When you tell the apprentice to listen up on the first day…😂
4:15 STRAIGHT UP! TELL EM!
🤘
Hey brother. You give a lot of knowledge and share skills that are very helpful.
I have quick question for you.
Which tape should we use while working on 2hr fire rated wall?
Tape doesn’t change.
Paper tape
Doesn’t matter. Mesh or paper is good
If you use mesh you better read the directions
Nicely done! Good job
Very nice video
Thats why i pay sombody to do drywall for me lol...i have no understanding at all...God gave everyone on earth a gift...i only good at baseboards & some people who seen my work have said i do better than they workers & want me to work for them...some people blessed to do both drywall & baseboards...
I did apartment maintenance for many years I hated drywall because it was always a patch of a patch and the one who did the job before me did a terrible job …
Great stuff. To support a joint that isn't on a stud, I place one piece, then slide in the backstop piece and screw them together. It's that bad?