Installing Drywall on Your Ceiling | Drywall Installation Guide Part 2
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- Installing drywall on the ceiling when working alone is as simple as following these steps.
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My brother was a drywall contractor. He taught me a lot about installing drywall. He had a lot of patience for me as a teenager. Anyway when you talked about using your head to hold it up to the ceiling and going bald I kind of laughed because he went bald to. He refused to use that drywall jack equipment. A waste of time he said. He passed away a few months ago. I miss him so much.
May God bless him. And keep him on the highest heaven.
Yeah once it's up like he had it, you just run your forearm along it to hold it up and with that same hand have it prepped with screws and grab your screw gun with the other hand. It seems like a lot but once you are used to it it's quick. Grab screws, grab the sheet put it up to the ceiling, grab your gun and screw it off.
Sorry, about your brother.🙏
Sorry for your loss.
Sorry to hear bro..
As a DIYer who is always on youtube, your videos have become my go-to source because every second is packed with great info, plus you have great video work and audio!
Thanks Matthew. Great content is what we are striving for. Max the camera and sound and editing genius salutes you.
Very helpful! Having tried it both with and without a drywall lift, I STRONGLY recommend going to your local home center and renting a drywall lift. It can turn a 4 day solo job into a 1 day solo job with so much less aggravation.
Just wanted to say thanks for all the videos. I've been remodeling our kitchen in a 130yr old house and I've been watching your videos from the demo all the way to drywall (the home stretch!).
Finally someone who actually teach u. Other people go fast mode and dont teach anything
Great tutorial ! Thank you, it gave me the confidence to get it done. I would emphasize: a) Do not underestimate the non-squareness of the room, this was my nemesis b) The tip about the small blocks to hold the panels in place is GOLDEN c) The "cut as you go" technique with the T ruler requires a LOT of expertise, definitely not for the beginner, mark with pencil and cut d) Cutting the "brown paper" side of the panel is equally critical in the accuracy needed , e) USE GLOVES, the material of the panels I got had glass fiber and it killed my hands. Thanks again! Great video!
I just gotta say the "3rd pair of hands" is a great tip! Keep up the good work boys, from your friends in Philly!
Nice, in our business anytime we can have a third pair for free its a good thing.
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY I’m wondering if I can pull this off by myself with 5/8 on a 10 foot ceiling? 🤔
This is probably the best video(s) of dry-walling and plastering out there. Well done!
Thank you very much. We are quite proud of this work. Cheers!
I love the floating wood block catch. Wish I had thought of that a few days ago when I was hanging a 4x12 sheet!
saved my life more than once. Cheers!
I've never watched better vids than yours. Very easy to follow and informative.
We have an unfinished basement and now I find myself learning construction so we can diy 💪🏽 Thanks for the tutorials🙏
Great video series on dry way. I love the way Jeff explains what he is doing. I thought the hawk and the trowel were going to be really awkward to use but I decided to give it a try .... I am sold. I did my 12 x 15 foot room in half the time. With the tips on the application on the corner and using the faster drying mud in the large gaps I was able get the room ready to paint much faster. I have to say I feel like I know Jeff now because I watched his videos on dry way many times over the last few weeks as I have done this remodel (mostly on Saturdays). He puts so much information into one video you really need to watch it multiple times to pick everything up. Thanks Jeff...keep up the great work.
Thank you Rich, Cheers!
I watched one video and thought you were pretty good - but likely just got lucky. As I watch more videos I see that all of the little things you do are backed by YEARS of experience and doing things the wrong way to figure out the right way.
The fact that you are willing to impart your knowledge on us is awesome.
I absolutely loved that little holding the tape/pencil technique. I am DEFINITELY using that one!
I am learning so much my head is exploding. My only problem now is dealing with knee replacement AAA surgery and a broken back. Get myself fixed up and this old man will be ready to go to work or as much as 74 year old can do. But I sure do enjoy your videos. I wish your videos were around 20 years ago but glad I can see them now. Many thanks!!!!
Mr. Thorman...this is another in the long list of your videos I have watched. You have what are probably the BEST tutorials on RUclips...no doubt. Many thanks for excellent information, demonstrations and explanations.
Wow a drywaller that takes care when dealing with the electrical - what a treasure.
when you are finishing your own work it makes sense to do it well. Cheers!
When I got into renovations a few years ago I was installing 5/8 fire board in a kitchen on a ceiling and when I pushed it up to the sheet snapped in the middle. That was the day I bought a dry wall lift and I have never regretted it. I am 63 now and thank God for that lift.
Thanks Jeff, I appreciate all the tips and the time that you take to teach.
Thanks Jaime, we are really enjoying this channel. We appreciate the comment! Cheers!
very nice videos thank you
great tip on wood blocking, I use it all the time. when I'm hanging drywall by myself. I don't use a DeWalt 20 volt cordless impact gun to screw, which will work, I use a DeWalt 20 volt DRYWALL screw gun to embed screws right.
I understand. I was trying to show homeowners who don't own all the tools in the box how they can do it.
"Sooner or later, the lactic acid will start to burn..." Amen, brother. Gotta earn those stripes.
Very straight forward. Good video
Ok. I’m a electrician and you boys always cover my boxes lol. That’s not why I’m here. I just need some knowledge on how to doo drywall work thanks for the video this help me a lot. Thanks man. You are doing a good job.
Great use of humor in the video. And I used that trick of attaching a board to the wall and using it to hold up that edge of the sheet. It saved my bacon. It just seemed the logical thing to do at the time.
Wow! Those one person tricks are genius. You made basement finishing job so much easier. Thanks.
Love that tip at the beginning for hanging ceiling drywall by yourself. Super helpful
great instructional video. I´ve put up drywall before, but never ceiling and I am about to renovate my new home so this channel will help me refresh my knowledge, thanks!
I was looking for a trick to lift a sheet alone! Thank you!!!
This is most valuable video for drywall to date
Great tips on how to hold it up on your own with the block of wood. I thought I'd have to rent one of those drywall hoist things.
They work great too, however for small jobs this can be quite effective.
he used the top of his head to push up drywall to studs
I'm going to invent a drywall holder hat
I love the ceiling anchor guides to hold up drywall if you are working by yourself.
These are the kind of tips and tricks that would have helped with a lot of family projects over the years. Nice video
Happy to share. Cheers!
Always a pleasure watching you...blocking technique for holding up ceiling panel - outstanding!
I just used this to fix my bedroom and it worked great. Thank you
I like your do as you approach method of work. I like to plan things ahead of times but I notice that that makes me very unsure and I start to overthink things even before it becomes a problem. That really slows me down and brings down my confidence. No more overthinking for me! Just do it and figure it out. If your fail it’s not the end of the world! Thank you! Your videos are helpful!
This guy is so good. He needs a show
Ingenious tips for people who work alone
Just that 3rd hand technique is a savior for me. Thanks a lot. Huge help watching your videos
Cheers!
Thanks jeff those tips r golden
I like the way you two put up the dry wall, and after seeing what you did I think that I could do it with a helper also.
I am sure you can do anything I can do Sidney
Tape measure and pencil was like a magic trick, LOL. It was over before we knew what happened! Love your videos Jeff!
I am aplasterer with 40 years experience and i can put 3metre long sheets on my own with 2 wooden blocks (without any help ) (always use stud glue adhesive ) 1st then affix screw your sheets
Your videos are great. You're clear and quick and obviously experienced and knowledgeable. Thanks for the "third hand" tip.
Thanks for sharing the video Juanita. Appreciate the love!!
Your Knowledge and the way you explain things simple is amazing. Keep up the good work and continue with the videos. Thank you for sharing you knowledge.
Our pleasure Marc, we are doing twice a week video releases now and have videos planned for at least the next 3 years. Cheers!
One thing I like to mention Jeff is that you go counter clockwise on boxes and clock wise on windows and doors unless they have jams
I used the drywall lift when I finished my basement by myself. I used 5/8th" on the ceiling (a waste) and that stuff was heavy. I used drywall screws (for top piece) and strips of drywall (bottom piece) to hang the drywall on the walls. The wood block would've been a nice set of helping hands back then on my first drywall job.
I absolutely Love your videos, this being the second I've watched. Entertaining, and educational. I particularly appreciate how you offer advice for a one person team.
Clear on point with good volume and content. Best you can ask for thanks.
Thank you Edward we appreciate the comment. Cheers!
nice to see you have a drywall sense of humor
Love watching your videos. Even just for the small tips! We just bought a house and this is one of the few projects I have coming up. Thank you.
What a Pro! How much do Drywallers make?
Worth watching for the KILLER TIPS ALONE!
I rented a drywall lift for my own basement it was like 50$ for 7 days. (much better than home depot) worked wonders and did everything by myself. Very simple and much less time wasted than hanging 2x4 to support it.
Right on Boris, I love the lift as well. This video was to show people doing a small room another option. Trust me this took alot less time than going to the store to rent equipment.
Boris, How long did it take to 1. get the lift, 2 setup the lift, 3. Disassemble, 4. return the lift?
Always hire tall guys to do drywall with you 👌.
I have plenty of dust masks and goggles but like you I'm old and old-fashioned and I can to hold my breath blink my eyes and spit the dust out like I've been watching you do, I crack up in today's world of being so correct 😁👍 and healthy . Keep up the good work. 👌👍.
I do try to wear hearing protection goggles in a dust mask when I'm in production, but I guess it would be pretty hard to film and talk with all that stuff on. 👍
Congrulation, good trick, and very smart and simple.
Good job.
thank for the splitting tips
Thanks for sharing your information it is very helpful
Awesome 3rd hand tip👊🏾
Buddy you made me very happy man thanks for this video
Good third hand tip.
VERY HELPFUL VERY INFORMATIVE!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH
I'm your fan now, great video and information, you're good. I love your channel. Thanx.
Thanks for the Drywall guide, man. Had to do some commercial Drywall stuff and I wasn't really sure how it went together. I got most of it down by the time we finished but this just helps connect the missing pieces
Drywall is a task that can be approach like an art form. It always amazes me to watch a professional crew that have the communication down to a science. In my career I usually go through helpers like underwear and am constantly training.
I like your videos, they help me out with projects I am working on. I will be installing two layers of 5/8 drywall on the ceiling in my drum room after I install the resilient channel. I already have insulation up in the ceiling, the ceiling is 7’ high and it’s in the basement. When we bought the house it had a bar area in the basement so I ripped the bar out and did the framing, drywall the front outside and inside I also have safe and sound insulation between the drywall. As of right now I have hung 1/2” drywall in my wife’s art studio she wanted. So my room will be next, then the rest of the basement will be remolded into a family room with a pool table that was left in the basement which I plan on remolding also using up cycled pallets to give it a rustic look.
Absolutely sterling advice sir. Really helpful!
loved this
Good job 👍
You are so awesome you are helping thousands of people around the world.. the music could be just one notch quieter while you are giving instructions though I found a little bit hard to hear you but maybe I'm going deaf LOL
I appreciate your tips for 1-man installation as I will be doing this solo. Keep up the good work!
This dude has awsome trigger control of that drill. That thing would be SOO easy to slam through a drywall sheet.
Really good tips. Like the block of wood, have never seen that before. Enjoy the series, Thank you
Thanks Ken, we love passing on tips and tricks.
Good job man.
Seriously!! @ 1:10 Another amazing tip!!! I will be binge watching all of these when I get off of work :) lol
Cheers Kate, glad to hear you like our stuff.
Great video! Even better vibes, keep em coming!
As a cable installer, I cringe at finished ceilings. I do however appreciate all the tips. Going to drywall my basement walls eventually, and this is some great info.
Fret no more, soon we will be a wireless world
I’m gonna be trying this in my basement this spring. Wish me luck!
Great job 👍👍
I learned more from this video than any other video.
Glad to hear it Kerry. Have a great 2018!
Following from video #1. great so far
Cheers patrick!
thanks I like the way you teach I am getting ready to buy a shed and then im gonna do just what you did here basicly im building a tiny house out of it cant wait to start
wow, best of success. Cheers!
i'll be doing our cwiling by myself..thank you I came across to your channel!it helps me how to install drywall ceiling..thank you
Amazing tips in this video. Thank you!?
Hi, I would love to see a video about insulating an attic and adding furring (sp?) strips. This video starts after the strips have already been installed. Also, I've seen your video on insulating walls, but not ceilings. Thanks for your excellent content!
Holding the drywall in place with one's head is a great way to leave grease spots on the paper. If you're going to wear a baseball cap while doing it, though, be sure to first tear off the "button" in the center of the crown; otherwise it's going to _hurt._
Amazing video, sheetrock can be a real pain in the can
Thank you just up to the part of trying by myself to put sheets up in my garage ! Top little trick now i know what to do was stuck !
Thank you very much.
Wow buena técnica, sabes yo lo aprendí solo no sabia que también lo habían hecho yo lo hago con perfiles metálicos, salud s desde Perú me gustan sus consejos
So nice and clear work
Nice n eazy to under stand
The tips in this video are fantastic. Thank you fo sharing
Well done video. Thank you for posting!
Sir you are the best
Always great advice from Home RenoVision. Thank you for sharing ..
I always enjoy these videos
Great content. Thank you
So glad I watched this before I started. I’ve done ceilings before and wish I knew these tips and tricks. Another great video as always!
Great video I think Safety glasses should be used when on a work site
Also, to avoid punching the paper, and having crooked screws, that install allowed the screws to be screwed outside of the tape end, and holds better with more meat of the rock. Screw pattern code is very similar to sheet rock code for amounts of screws if not the same
Great tips Jeff; much appreciated.