Lathing made simple. in this video i will show to step by step how to install lath. including weep screed, paper, wire.and corneraid. essential prep work for stucco.
This kind the professionals is what makes America great. Very proud of you , you're the hope of the future in preserving trades that many neglect to appreciate.
Facts, as a General contractor myself, I love to see young people who take pride in their craft. Ones that can perform and teach. Young man, you make Craftsman Proud. Continued Success and GOD bless you
I am starting a new job tomorrow and I thought I would renew my lath skills and watch a few videos. This video was very informative and kept me interested. I feel lucky to have had the opportunity to watch this video. Thanks for post!
Nice job 👍🏽 enjoyed watching this video, I’m a carpenter, and I always like to watch other trades work their magic on the field. It’s amazing how we all work together in order to create homes. Keep it up 💯
This video is so satisfying to watch. I don't know anything about construction or what all this is for, just popped up on my feed and I couldn't stop watching. Liked and subscribed.
Thanks for the video brings back so many fond memories from the 70s, till 20s the stucco trade provided for my family, now I'm just an older guy, but still kicking and love this work.
This Channel needs to win an award! Just read the comments! So many vets from the industry are praising the work ethic and professionalism of these young gentlemen! Their family taught them well! + It’s concise! Exactly the right amount of bullet proof information (instruction & purpose)!
you definitely deserve to get paid good money for this. didn't know how labor intensive and carefully installed it was if done like a pro before I saw this video
I been doing lathe since 11 im 23 going in 24 next month this was good on info for. Others but as long as this video is I could’ve been finished with this out house this is exactly how my pops taught me as a kid and I enjoyed every day working with him and my tio and brothers
Nice Job. The knife at the back of the rapid tacker is not as dangerous most think. This is because it gets a little gummy from the asphalt paper. Sharp enough to cut paper. You must be in So Cal. I go across country and in the east coast they hate woven wire. Keep up the good work . Mark, executive Director the Stucco Manufacturers Assoc.
Man this was cool to watch. This was one trade I’ve always wanted to do but instead I was a stucco labor finisher and I hated it . I lathe twice and I loved it. I remember cutting the window wire and using the sharp end of my hammer to push in the ends. I wish you would have shown the j trim around the door and explain hot it works and also that some people use t&g foam and tape. I also wish you would have shown the different style of corner bead . I remember eye balling the top of the corner bead and the bottom then using a string line to get it straight . This video brought back memories 👌🏾 oh also, for those of you who don’t know , they make double layer paper 🤙🏾
So sick I want to try and remodel my man cave but have little experience in this part of construction. I think I might try it looks like fun. I love learning new things
Hope you know that you should be proud of a job well done. Not every one - and certainly some in construction industry like in every trade/industry/field - don't bring that work ethic. So kudos for being a craftsman.
Nice video, informative with detail. Do you ever show a close up and more detail of cutting around windows and door frames? Thanks for making it look easy!
Hey, I'm just asking if you were going to put some plaster stop/ J trim around the window and door? It's not advised to go directly to the window and door frame with the mud. This should also be around the bottom. This will protect the trim and give a cleaner look. I use red tuck tape or rubber seal to seal around doors and windows when needed. Im just suggesting nothing personal. I am plasterer 1963😊 London ONTARIO Canada
Very helpful thank you. I'm kind of confused on the lath nails though. Should I use the furring nails or does the stucco adhere when the lath is flat??
Great video, thank you! Question for you--how loose should the wire be? I know you don't want it to be flush up against the wall so that the stucco can key in.
For just a small job I’m going to use furring nails cause I don’t. Have a pneumatic stapler not worth it to buy or rent for a 6’ by 8 ‘. Area. I wasn’t sure how many though I know enough to nail it were the wires are intertwined and every 6” on the studs but everything else I’m just guessing and worried about getting embarrassed at inspection.
Great Video!!, I’m going to start applying the Black Paper to My Garage, it’s My first time doing this type of work. What kind of Stapler do you recommend to use and what size staples? Thanks!!🤙
good job boss I do stucco drivett and IFEs system in Pennsylvania but I think you should use king rainscreen on top of the paper this creates an air flow between the cement and the paper and drains the moisture and water from the cement to the paper
No mames depende en ke estado vives El clima tiene mucho k ver otra o es un baño o un storage depende pa k lo bayan a usar es un cuarto muy pekeño y tambien cuanto kiss gastar El dueño
Nice work buddy you have given me the idea of how to do it your self this will be my first time doing this in my own house thank you.but i have one question what do I put on the very bottom where the 2x4 meats the flat ground to prevent water from coming in maybe an L flashing?
Dude, thank you for taking the time to capture this and put it on RUclips! Very insightful!
i lije it when people makeing diy videos dont like the sound of there voices and get rite to the point and stay on point these videos are rare
This kind the professionals is what makes America great. Very proud of you , you're the hope of the future in preserving trades that many neglect to appreciate.
Facts, as a General contractor myself, I love to see young people who take pride in their craft. Ones that can perform and teach. Young man, you make Craftsman Proud. Continued Success and GOD bless you
I am starting a new job tomorrow and I thought I would renew my lath skills and watch a few videos. This video was very informative and kept me interested. I feel lucky to have had the opportunity to watch this video. Thanks for post!
How much u get paid to say that
I did a lath job had it inspected, the inspector made me remove the staples and use furring nails.
3:33 - He must have a stapler that has to be On Studs - ?.I was thinking , it's just going into the OSB , (?)
The blade taped to the slap-tacker is an old lather trick, that made me smile.
I've been lathing since I was 13 bro (family trade) and I've got to say you pretty much got it all right! Props, keep doing your thing!
Only one thing he forgot to flash the bottom pipe
I've been doing since I was 5
, well - this young man knows his craft , and I'm sure he has already made his pile !👍
Nice job 👍🏽 enjoyed watching this video, I’m a carpenter, and I always like to watch other trades work their magic on the field. It’s amazing how we all work together in order to create homes. Keep it up 💯
I feel life is a little easier now that I've watched this. Good job!
I enjoyed spending this time with you,no wasted moves excellent craftsmanship,thanks.
I would like my casita just like this one❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much for your time, God Bless you 🙏
This video is so satisfying to watch. I don't know anything about construction or what all this is for, just popped up on my feed and I couldn't stop watching. Liked and subscribed.
The demonstration was very clean, very fast, and I picked up all the primary information I needed to know - you did a great job!
Good job, very clean and professional. Thanks for your time.
from the quality of your work to the editing of the video, great job!
Your the best video I found on RUclips thank you. Your a great teacher
@@timodalaigh5116 thank you 🙏
Thanks for the video brings back so many fond memories from the 70s, till 20s the stucco trade provided for my family, now I'm just an older guy, but still kicking and love this work.
This Channel needs to win an award! Just read the comments! So many vets from the industry are praising the work ethic and professionalism of these young gentlemen! Their family taught them well! + It’s concise! Exactly the right amount of bullet proof information (instruction & purpose)!
you definitely deserve to get paid good money for this. didn't know how labor intensive and carefully installed it was if done like a pro before I saw this video
Great video! The time lapse was a perfect way to show the whole process!
Thank you 👍 a lot of people don’t explain the little details and show how it’s done, keep up the work
Just saying "make your life is easier" to make your life easier lol. Good job.
Compa,compa, eres el mejor. you're the best. The way you teach is very easy and understanding. You're master.
I been doing lathe since 11 im 23 going in 24 next month this was good on info for. Others but as long as this video is I could’ve been finished with this out house this is exactly how my pops taught me as a kid and I enjoyed every day working with him and my tio and brothers
You make my life a lil easier with your vids keep up the good work brother
Looks good chief. Thank you for sharing your craft. Keeper Goin!!
Man thank you for sharing this. I am going to show my whole team.
Nice Job. The knife at the back of the rapid tacker is not as dangerous most think. This is because it gets a little gummy from the asphalt paper. Sharp enough to cut paper. You must be in So Cal. I go across country and in the east coast they hate woven wire. Keep up the good work . Mark, executive Director the Stucco Manufacturers Assoc.
Man this was cool to watch. This was one trade I’ve always wanted to do but instead I was a stucco labor finisher and I hated it . I lathe twice and I loved it. I remember cutting the window wire and using the sharp end of my hammer to push in the ends. I wish you would have shown the j trim around the door and explain hot it works and also that some people use t&g foam and tape. I also wish you would have shown the different style of corner bead . I remember eye balling the top of the corner bead and the bottom then using a string line to get it straight . This video brought back memories 👌🏾 oh also, for those of you who don’t know , they make double layer paper 🤙🏾
@Freki Bodgaedir what name of paper? Label, type?
Good job man! I enjoyed the video, very help full I’m trying to expand the house and this is solid.. making it look all to easy
You didn’t blow over the details a pro already knows but a homeowner doing it by himself doesn’t. Thanks
Pro job...love tips from skilled workers. You guys rock...literally!
Good video, good music. Thanks for publishing… I miss CA. so much.
Thank U, now we have a good idea on how to prep to stucco our home
amazing video and great back ground music.......
Nice job. Very helpful I'm getting ready to do it at my house and had no clue until now 👍
Well done, more teaching than talking.
nice job, your skills really show your professional talent. Thanks for the video
Outstanding video what a great project to cover all the bases!
So sick I want to try and remodel my man cave but have little experience in this part of construction. I think I might try it looks like fun. I love learning new things
this video made my life a little easier
we use different materials and methods in England but you've done a very tidy job there well done
I love that you use the word weep screed carnal, I been in the field since the 90s , all I hear now is mud sill mud sill lol
this guy is all about making his life a little easier
Hope you know that you should be proud of a job well done. Not every one - and certainly some in construction industry like in every trade/industry/field - don't bring that work ethic. So kudos for being a craftsman.
I appreciate you
Fantástico prep Sir, excellent base is a must !! Great work
Good job dude....... im at plaster myself and I can tell you doing a good work🤙🏽
Very very smooth video well explained and demonstrated 5 stars buddy good job
Another very clean and neat professional job. Fantastic!
Me gusto en la forma que lo ase y lo esplica espero aprender algo de eso gracias❤❤❤
Little annoyed I didn’t watch this before I put my stucco up, great tips
Great video very informative Thank you
Beautiful work my mann
Nice video, informative with detail. Do you ever show a close up and more detail of cutting around windows and door frames? Thanks for making it look easy!
Ahhhhh 😍 easy for contractors I DID ENJOYED IT 👍👍
thanks for this video ... I'll start to place the cardboard and the mesh.
Outstanding --You made it look to easy but very Professional
You made it look easy . Thank you .
That’s some heavy paper. I use 2 ply 10minute. Even under paperback wire. Good job.
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
what is the background music....its amazing
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Straight up , Great instructional !
Thanks bro !
Wulfy
Excellent instructional video. Thanks.
Excellent video. Can’t water get into the building envelope through the staple holes through both layers of paper?
Great job and useful video. Thank you.
Se ve la experiensia buen trabajo todo muy bien yo yo soy plaster pero tanbien ago eso ya por 18 años saludos 👍👍👍
Fantastic job. I wish that you were in El Paso Tx.😊
Great skills, great video, to the point, great workmanship
Great job, great info !, super thanx !
Very good job thank you for the video! I would like to know if you have a video putting the stucco again thank you!
More lath videos.. good job 👍
Ese es mi trabajo desde hace 11 años y me gusta un chingo buen trabajo amigo
Que tipo de papel lleva (90)
Hola soy de perú, podrías decirme que mezcla usa para poder cubrir la pared porfavor
Great video and excellent craftsmanship. Thank
Great job man. Well explained
Its all about making live easy carnal 💯
Your knife idea is slick. Thanks for the vid keep it up!
Hey, I'm just asking if you were going to put some plaster stop/ J trim around the window and door? It's not advised to go directly to the window and door frame with the mud. This should also be around the bottom. This will protect the trim and give a cleaner look.
I use red tuck tape or rubber seal to seal around doors and windows when needed.
Im just suggesting nothing personal.
I am plasterer 1963😊
London ONTARIO Canada
Great job thank you and God bless
excellent explanation for beginners like me, thank you, ask, what material is the stucco made of?
Good video well done
Very helpful thank you. I'm kind of confused on the lath nails though. Should I use the furring nails or does the stucco adhere when the lath is flat??
I think most stucco lathe nowadays comes prefurred. No need to use the nails with the cardboard bushings
very informative, thanks.
Great job.
2 questions=
1 does the wire has orientarion?
2 what is the best stucco mix ratio? Thanks
Hi nice video. Can you please explain why there's a need to do separate scratch and brown coats? Why can't you just place a 3/4" thick single coat?
Chingona carnal bien grabado y biem explicado.saludos
Wise trick staple/nice tool!.
Great video, thank you! Question for you--how loose should the wire be? I know you don't want it to be flush up against the wall so that the stucco can key in.
For just a small job I’m going to use furring nails cause I don’t. Have a pneumatic stapler not worth it to buy or rent for a 6’ by 8 ‘. Area. I wasn’t sure how many though I know enough to nail it were the wires are intertwined and every 6” on the studs but everything else I’m just guessing and worried about getting embarrassed at inspection.
Thanks for showing great job
Enjoy the tip 1:30 really much needed ima have to use that at work
2:23 that was smooth and makes work more easier than pulling out a actual blade to cut
Excellent detailed video Gracias 🙏
Thank you
Great Video!!, I’m going to start applying the Black Paper to My Garage, it’s My first time doing this type of work. What kind of Stapler do you recommend to use and what size staples? Thanks!!🤙
Awesome video! You definitely know your shit !!
Nice video bro ! I really enjoyed it .
I wonder if this is the same procedure to install bricks instead of stucco ?
You don't use furring nails to hold the wire away from the wail ?
good job boss I do stucco drivett and IFEs system in Pennsylvania but I think you should use king rainscreen on top of the paper this creates an air flow between the cement and the paper and drains the moisture and water from the cement to the paper
No mames depende en ke estado vives El clima tiene mucho k ver otra o es un baño o un storage depende pa k lo bayan a usar es un cuarto muy pekeño y tambien cuanto kiss gastar El dueño
Nice work buddy you have given me the idea of how to do it your self this will be my first time doing this in my own house thank you.but i have one question what do I put on the very bottom where the 2x4 meats the flat ground to prevent water from coming in maybe an L flashing?
You can apply waterproof membrane along the bottom. And a L metal caulked to the floor 👍
@@pandaplastering2466 thank you
You gotta tell everyone about grabbing the gravy wall!
Nice work brother , j everything was very informative just one question , what type of caulking do you use for the penetrations ?
Great video- you make it look easy. Awesome stuff- looks like you may be down in Florida?