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I always mark the floor. Mostly because I’ll forget myself but i hate when my work gets water damage from a misplaced screw by some wet behind the ears cabinet kid.

lol marking paint for studs? never ever seen that but why the heck not? it's a good idea.

they are still nailing that stud....just saying

I know it takes more time. But it’s a nice touch if you take a chisel or router and cut out the thickness of the protection plates. Not having a bump on the drywall where those plates are is a great way to get that extra clean look at the end. I’ve been a carpenter building custom homes for 20 years and we end up doing for the plumbers and the sparkies.

There will be flooring covering your note before the shelves go up

Impact drills don't care about your stop plates

You could have a ladder or step stool on your truck… But builders never bing tools, just a finger to point out problems… Jk no offense I’m trolling you. Get taller.

Drywall guy.... slash.... slap..... zip, zip zip ..... "what did that say? I couldn't read it in the dark with drywall dust all over the floor..."

Actual positive feedback in the comments of a construction video? Change in the world is happening

I feel like most contractors wouldn’t even take the time to check on these extra details. Nice work keep it up!

Excited to see the final product! Keep up the good work!

2 years later the homeowner is adding some shelving and hammers a nail right through that pipe....

Or make life easier by just adding blocking where you know the corners of cabinets are gonna go, add California corner so you can center that stack on a non load bearing wall, and then you can actually have a proper cleanout cover thats not tight to a stud

That a joint there, bud?

dont cross your plumbing through the studs. simple fix. half ass award goes to you and your subs

3/4 plywood screwed to 2X2 furring on 2X4 framing

If you set the rest of the workers up with good work like this, the client gets a better product, but hey are happier with all of you. Happy client = more recs

As a shower door installer i appreciate you

I just watched his video from 3 years ago about going solo starting his own trim business. Super cool. I'm hoping I'll be able to have my own business one day. This video is very informative. Are there videos on how to bid on jobs? How to find jobs to bid on? How to find where to order the material from? How to do estimates? How do you keep customers from screwing you over (not paying)??? I have so many questions.

I would write was 66 inches was ex from concrete or finish floor

Pipe should be plumb. 🤦🏽‍♂️

People like this guys is who you want to work on your house.

You forgot to write it in Spanish 😂

Could just throw a double partition stud in there. But this works as well.

A good carpenter would have laid it out into the same stud space. That is lazy.

Very useful. Glass really doesn't like to wobble either... All it takes is just barely too much wobble and you'll need a broom, dust pan, and a new glass door 😅

Just put a proper nail plate up over the pipe! 😂 Got 2 little plates with a gap in between. If you solve the problem a head of time they are less likely to cause a problem.

Sometimes people don't realize that construction on homes and things like this happen in waves. The closet guy may never even see the guy who writes these notes just because of how their schedules are. Notes like this one on the floor make a HUGE difference in making sure everyone is on the same page.

This is one of the few places in life I believe in karma. Be kind to the next guy, because the next guy might be you.

Use Würth💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

Why does the drill have foreskin

You really have no idea what you are doing do you???

No buffer between those and the drywall??? Good job destroying the drywall.

Yes way too steep and way too close to the marriage piece and on top of that the wrong typ of screw, thread to shank ratio

You don’t have to drill as far and you don’t need to back out the screw

Do you know howany screws I've dropped not knowing this? ...3. But still

thats not holding anything way too steep

You think it would be good for drywall mudd?

Smart

You missed an important bit; the dust extraction is really good if you attach a shop vac. Even for occasional indoor use its usable, it doesn’t leave a complete mess like a regular circular saw.

Looks like you painted a finished floor though.

Flooring guy here. If the flooring is glued down, that paint can find its way through the flooring. Might take a year or two but it will likely bleed though!

Too distinct. Cyan for electrical, teal for drains, blue for studs.

The saw needs to face the other way as you lose a lot of use from the material supports

So one of my stair skirts is installed like this and it bugs me. It doesnt seem right to have the skirt on top of the stair. When i redo my treds im going to see about putting it beside the stairs like it should be.

Im so proud of you i wish i could do the same after doing a profesion so many years you realize you can do it yourself yeah its lucrative but its better

this was super helpful thanks! did you hear about that italian chef who died? he pasta way. anyway, swiss is my favorite.

God Bless you!!! Your video is still putting in good work!!

I’m right handed and I would want my material stop to my left not to my right, personal preference though. Great job.

Nice work here Nick, love all the custom work. Great planning and frame work. 👍 Happy New Year!