How to Use the 3 4 5 Method to Square Up a Wall Perfectly
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Leah from See Jane Drill explains the 3,4,5 method for squaring up a new wall that you are building.
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I'm an apprentice tiler and i can't thank you enough, this has helped so much finding my start point
I've seen this explained a couple times before but this is the first time I've ever understood it good video
I knew about the 3 4 5 method but never new for longer lines
This is THE way of "meaningful learning" which we can actually apply to our real life. Solving problems for the Pythagoras's theorem in a class room does not mean anything unless those students use the knowledge for something like this. Thank you for making the bridge.
Tosh Yoshino You're welcome, and I'm glad you found it helpful!!
Yes. I remember doing pythagoras at school thinking "I'll never need to know this" - then 40 years later building my own house and learning the 3-4-5 for setting out! Now if they'd told us the 3-4-5 practical application at school I'd have been far more interested.
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The wisdom is in the natural applications
I would love to go back to school and be your student!! Wow!! Simply amazing!!! Kudos to you!
This is exactly what I needed today. You never let me down! Thank you.
Awesome lessons, I found your videos under searching for something and just kept watching them all. Stuff I do everyday but nice refresher and some thing I knew I was doing but never knew how I got there until you explained!
jeff brown Thanks, Jeff! I'm glad you found us. :)
Thank you, Leah! This beautifully simple explanation of this is JUST what I needed today!
This is one of the most basic yet most easily understood way of teaching this method!! Great Job. Natural teacher!
Looking good. Thanks for taking your time to show people this. I hope some of the people that I work behind will see this and use it. Yes this means you Reggie!
Learned this as a teenager at union masonry school fort Richie Maryland. Very well done and explained.
I love your videos. straight to the point and clear! i've been watching your vids for a lot of reference and it has been so helpful. now i am on a deployment with the us military and you are helping very much!
You're fantastic at imparting your knowledge to others ... even though I know much of what you teach it's always good to get a refresher or a new tip!!!
Thanks Kanga 1234567
Jane, you are a saint. The first 2 minutes, I already understood it. I just demoed my 5'x8' bathroom and trying to square it up to build out the wall to get a bathtub in. This helped me to make a square inside the room and then see how much it's off in certain areas. I also have to tile and make sure is level, as you know this finicky detail work that takes forever is going to pay off in spades later when actually start tiling and have the bathtub in before I tile :)
thanks, Nicholas, and good luck with your bathroom project!
very useful!! i spend hours trying to square a new project, finally decided to look at some videos. You made it look so easy!! 👍
glad to be of help!
You are a natural teacher, good job.
I have always been taught that you simply keep doubling your numbers from 345 up to square longer footage.....6-8-10.......12-16-20......24-32-40 etc....the higher the number you go the more exact and squared up it will be. Oh! always measure form the same side of the tape thru the whole process.
I was just trying to figure out what it would be for 24 , thank you 🤣
Leah, I'm so happy to find your channel! I hate math but THIS I can do....but what if you have a very short wall, say the depth of a refrigerator for example, that will adjoin an existing wall? Thanks for your help!
You do such a good job of explaining things. Love it
I came here for a refresher on the subject and like it!!!....Subscribed and I have to tell you that the passion for teaching is well imprinted in your voice. I was so relax and focus during the video that I was in shock my ADD was in off mode lol. I will watch all of your other videos now. Blessings to you.
+Noel Rivera Thank you so much, Noel, I really appreciate it. :)
Great explanations in your videos! Thanks for your help and sharing. I've learned a lot watching your videos. Thanks!
I know relatively little about building a house from scratch, so I might as well take the chance to learn this as soon as I notice it.
Once again, great instructional video Leah, I love your soft demeanor excellent teaching technique.
Thanks Moises
It's actual new for me. That you multiplied 3*3.4*4.5*5. Oldly I used to measure feet. If long distance then I go to meter. But u made me simple. Jus multiply. It's good. I learnt something today. Thank you to share knowledge. Appreciate it.
thank you Leah tips are great
If I learned the pythagorean theorem like this at school it would've made the lesson more concrete in my brain. You're an excellent teacher. I'll be explaining it to my son when he gets older.
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You're a good good teacher. Always enjoy your videos.
thank you for sharing your knowledge in such a clear and helpful way!
you're very welcome!
Leah You're awesome I wish I worked for you. Im gonna use this monday. Keep posting Ill be watching. Thanks!
+Matthew Amerson :)
I love all of your videos, Leah. You are an excellent teacher and the info is very useful. Thanks.
+Sherry Blakely you're welcome, Sherry, I appreciate your comments!
Ohhh thank you ! Nicely explained
Nice work. You make it so straight forward, you're the best
Thank you so much for making this video, and explaining it so clearly and simply ! VERY HELPFUL 👍
Well done...keep them coming. It is amazing how few people coming into the carpentry trade now dont even know these basic skills and dont even care to learn. Good stuff.
+Kevin F thanks, Kevin!
wow you make it so easy to understand, best instructor out here.
This is perfect. I’m starting my wall in 2 weeks after some demo work. Glad to learn from you Jane.
Awesome. I'll have to keep a note of this for when I'm at work. I often have to make sure things are square. Usually a set T-square is large enough, but sometimes I have to measure over a couple of metres.
jublywubly Great, jubly, I'm glad it was helpful! :)
Thank you for sharing!
You have the best teaching I found to me comprehend the 3 45 method,thank u.
You explained that so well. Thank you very much!!
Finally got it. Short, concise and easy to understand. Thanks
wonderful I have watched many of your videos and you explain it so so so well, you have helped me plaster and many other things, well done and thanks for your help.
Freida Zamba You're very welcome, Freida. I'm glad to be of help.
Thank you for making this so simple! Great video! My husband and I subscribed😁
Wow!!! Thank you SO MUCH Leah!!
BEST explanation by far!! I'm a very visual (hands on or monkey-see-monkey-do) learner lol! I zone out when someone over explains a process or has a lot of "fluff" in the demonstration. Thank you so much!!
As always, your video is excellent! Thank you for sharing your technique.
Very helpful, thank you!
Love it very well explained
Great info thanks.
You are the best Teacher.. You need to be in Every school. Most people don't need to be doctors but Everyone needs a house.
+Doug Cates Thanks, Doug, I appreciate the compliment!
Doug Cates if only our teachers all had this talent.
Good stuff Leah! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge 👍👍
A master carpenter and a master teacher. Could not be better.
Daniela Kimmich Thanks, Daniela!
Thank you. You explained this so well. I needed this.
+Rocky Grindstaff you're very welcome, glad it was helpful!
best teacher
Really appreciate your video it was short and right to the point really informative and I can understand everything you were saying
Pythagaros theorem. The square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the other two sides.
Hence 3, 4, 5
I love your videos, very good teacher! Thank you so much!
Jane is awesome. Nice and simple explanation.Thanks!
Leah is great! you can do anytime after watching her videos!
thanks, Denise!
thanks Leah
you're welcome!
So Very well explained as usual.
For us metric countries I adapted this to metric using leah's numbers if your tape measure is in mm only.
So 3,4,5 feet = 300, 400, 500 mm.
A bit bigger- = 600, 800, 1000 mm
A bigger room can be 3,4,5 in meters :)
Thanks Breen for doing the metric conversion.
I just performed this using a shoe box as I did non have a measuring tape. I still used the 3,4,5 principle. You can use bananas or pencils or whatever, really
Breen Whitman 👀
I want your knowledge. Thank you very much for taking the time and effort to produce these videos.
🙂 you're welcome, and thanks!
Awesome, I learn so much from this channel!
Incredibly useful! Thanks
fantastic tip. You are the greatest!!!!
Thanks!
Great video! Thanks a ton for explaining this method to me , gonna check my new laser to see if its square!
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Wow, if I had worked for someone like you as a kid, I’d likely still be in the construction trade.
Sexy
Thanks for refreshing my mind on that.
I LUV this!
Subscribed!
EXcellent video! Thank you SO much!
Great teaching!
Thefruitshowstheroot thanks! :)
No BS ego from this woman. Love it. Thank you.
Great video...... thanks
Hey thanks for the video !. I want to ask. Does the first number always have to pull of the existing wall ???
Thank you!
I'm looking forward to it😀
Hello Danny, Thanks for commenting and good luck with all your DIY projects.
Nice explaination❤
Great job thanks
Leah, I want to thank you for your wonderful videos. You explain things so clearly and give all the information needed to get the job done. Do you have a video that show how to use this formula when laying floor tiles? I am getting ready to do a small bathroom and want to make sure everything looks good when I'm finished. Thank you!
Hi Janice, we don't have a video that shows this formula for laying tiles. However, we do have a video which shows another technique for laying out tile and where to set the first tile in a square or rectangular room. You might find it helpful. Here is it the link: ua-cam.com/video/anWYbNVbJtk/v-deo.html
Thank you!
You are an incredible teacher!!!
+David McGiverin Thanks, David, I appreciate it!
Wow, excellent, muchas gracias, I gonna use it. Right know I m building a wall. Outstanding Thanks
+pito2022 you're welcome, glad it was helpful!
That is amazing, I wonder if it can be used for laying out squareness on smaller projects, say using inches instead of feet. Great video, thanks
It sure can. It’s a proven methodology.
Thank u for this idea mam this is a big help for me...
she makes so easy to understand
that was easy and we'll explained , thank you !
Beautiful! Thanks so much. You are a born teacher!
+J ni thank you!
Thank you for your support!
Would you be able to make a video on how to read blueprints?
HI Danny, yes, I could, and I would definitely consider it for a future video.
She is a good instructor
Cool and useful! Nice work.
Omegawerewolfx thanks!
Thank you!
Thank you so much that's very helpful you explanation so clearly thank you again
Thank you
Thank so much your information was easy to process and I achieve the goal!!!
Tammy crumpton You're welcome, Tammy, and thanks for writing in! :)
Hello, and thank you for the content. To square up the other end, do you just repeat the same measurements and then for the length you would just set a string line so it is straight? Thank you.
Great video!!
I just like to say I've always enjoyed it and admire and love your videos some of the things that I can never grasp and never have been able to you just make everything so comprehensible for instance Justice 345 method squaring I mean I never did get it until I just seen this video which seen it way before now thank you so much you're very inspiring
i like u r all video i have one question that if there square is not perfect then how to kn ow that which wall side is to be movible to adjust the formula
Great video
And Leah nails it....AGAIN!!👍🏻👊🏻😁
This is the best lesson ever, some teachers never give us like students, the examples for the real practice in life. And i have to say bigger scale more accurate results. I try it in Sketchup layout. Thanks a lot, i appreciate your tutorial.
telosfd You're welcome, telo, and I appreciate your comment! :)