Here's how to frame and sheath a 2x6 stud wall on a concrete foundation

Chad

Moncada, VC · 6 months ago

you should come to Europe and learn what rock solid really means

Christian McAdoo

Keystone Heights, FL · 7 months ago

on center 😆

Keenan White

Houma, LA · 5 months ago

we always frame on the floor to truly get nail into the board, then stand it up, even did 20 ft ceiling walls that way. then drilled in concrete thru base 2x6, and hammered in anchors. to each their own tho. good little video

blueboy

Cape Coral, FL · 4 months ago

Elementary my dear watson!

Zach Ford

New York City, NY · 5 months ago

where's the supports between the studs

turt.o o

Anaheim, CA · 5 months ago

I learned this in wood shop it's called plywood not sheeth..well u can say both I guess 🤷🏾

Gfisher72

Kansas City, MO · 5 months ago

Isn’t the OSB supposed to overhang the foundation. And big square washers on the sill plate?

Jacob Chapman

Cottage Grove, OR · 5 months ago

your OSB is in contact with the concrete

Michael Terrell

Theodore, AL · 5 months ago

not a good idea bracing the board with your foot while nailing it down.

brian marble

Branford, CT · 5 months ago

double sill rookie

sinister steel

Pittsburgh, PA · 5 months ago

why wouldn't you use butyl tape instead of Styrofoam

Rudy Amaya

New York City, NY · 5 months ago

you did add how to anchor to concrete

Rudy Amaya

New York City, NY · 5 months ago

how did you come up with the option of the snap line .. did you square up

Rudy Amaya

New York City, NY · 5 months ago

you for got timing to second wall with the second top plate to next wall

James Stacey Morris

Lawndale, NC · 5 months ago

what was the X on the wood for?

David Pearson

New York City, NY · 6 months ago

I was always taught that the anchor studs had to be accessible and square plated nothing studs not code accepted by south florida

tiredofthelies

Saint George, KS · 6 months ago

rock solid til that f5 tornado turns it into toothpicks.

buzz no

7 months ago

yep once again showing how not many think ahead...it's known you must place the down blots at certain spaces as also you must place studs at certain spaces .but why then must someone have to cut up a stud to put it at the correct spacing because that anchor bolt at its prober spacing is in the way ....lol just like how engineers have a drain on a cable deck ..at the cables must be at its highest place .. as the drain must be lowest.. so can drain.....lol

John Melton

Bunnell, FL · 6 months ago

need at least 3 2by4s in-between

Jay Tomlin

Madison, MO · 6 months ago

Forgot to put the stainless steel roll over the foam roll

Alex Cooksey

Shreveport, LA · 6 months ago

I'm wondering is this a demo wall area for trainees? why build the one small section?

Justine Thing

Boulevard, CA · 6 months ago

cool

Jose

Panorama City, CA · 6 months ago

need 3" square washers

sha s

Port Saint Lucie, FL · 6 months ago

why are you not using square washers

Hungry Ghost

Howe, OK · 6 months ago

this is what we need to be teaching our kids a real trade thanks man this is really cool

Chad Preece

Phoenix, AZ · 6 months ago

wrong washers need to use the 2 inch square

andre thomas

Detroit, MI · 6 months ago

100%. sill seal everytime.

K Th

Sacramento, CA · 6 months ago

nice wall

Thomas Van Dusen

Newport News, VA · 6 months ago

the plate should be flush so the plywood overhangs the block imo

Zack Weaver

Knoxville, TN · 6 months ago

Same way I was taught to do it

Freddie Ruizjr

Reading, PA · 6 months ago

🥰

Albert Lemont

Lincolnville, ME · 6 months ago

not wrong but pressure treated studs? $$$$$

Big guy

Oakdale, CA · 7 months ago

may I ask what paper for then the wood?

86/47 IH8DJT

El Paso, TX · 7 months ago

That's how you do it in the video.....

Dkclement@gmail.com Clement

Oak Island, NC · 7 months ago

you did very good until you put plywood on the cement, rot in a few years...