Metal & Wood Stud Framing (PRO CARPENTER SHOWS BEST WAY)

Metal & Wood Stud Framing (PRO CARPENTER SHOWS BEST WAY) In this video we show the #verycoolgang pro carpenter tips when it comes to metal & wood stud framing. Using metal studs over wooden studs will save you money, weight, and time because metal is a lot easier to work with and Vince shows the best way to put it together and frame it. Let us know your thoughts on metal and wood stud framing and which material you choose in the comments section below.

[richard-eiuu]

I thought this video was the best I've seen so far!! Thanks for all the Amazing but needful tips! I look forward to many more, and yes, I followed you! 😊😊😊

[tellylgeorge]

Hats off to this guy. It’s great to see a good tradesmen taking pride in his work.

[georgesarraf]

I recently started out on my own as a handyman - part time for now - often watch your channel if I run into a snag! Thanks guys!

[erickeith]

as a residential framer its nice to know I've been doing it right. wish i saw this before I learned by trial and error. id love to see more videos like this!

[getberget]

That outro gets me every time. I Always want more. Best outro ever made on YouTube

[cliftonobrien]

Great video for the beginners out there. I use Crimpers, they look similar to your clamps but they're more like a plier. they basically pinch/press the track into the stud (at one small point). This way I can crimp most of my studs on a wall real fast and come back later with the screw gun, and stud won't move over

[jonathanscripter]

Pro carpenter would know those studs are upside down.

[rynovlad]

@VCG Construction I don't use screws anymore for metal studs, I use a Stanley metal stud crimper because it's easier, cheaper, faster and better: no screws, no drill driver and easier to mount the drywall, flash with the studs: no bulky screw heads and the tool works in tight spots too. Great video, I like the level of perfection you try to achieve! We shall all do the same! Be safe, VCG !

[AntonioClaudioMichael]

Very informative video Vince thanks for sharing your expertise

[scremingwhisper]

when you cut metal studs you leave them about a quarter short in the top track so to prevent drywall from cracking from building movement

[klevrah]

Plumb the first stud, put the rest in and set them all at once on a smaller wall. Check plumb every other before fixing. In New Zealand we leave a 20mm gap between the top track and stud and not screw inner studs to top track to allow for deflection and allow the wall to move in a seismic event.

[joserubenvega]

This video was awesome, more videos like this. Real life scenarios

[kevinweaver]

I like the way wood framing breaths. Seams like a healthier environment to live in.

[michaelthompson]

Sure like these vids over the speed tests, , , still getting a peek at latest greatest and how and when to use them. Would like more of these

[bronxbirdman]

Awesome to see field work. Get that bread VCG!!

[raulbautista]

Quick Tip & Trick, as long as your first stud is level you can grab your tape measure from that stud & go all 16” or 19” without having to put every other stud level because your first stud is already level so therefore the measurements after will be the same & level might be off by 1/16 but 1/16 passes. Carpenter in nyc that’s how we move quicker ! Time is money.

[kobe]

That's exactly right my brother, all steps of a job are and should be done to perfection.

[cristhianfly]

When placing your studs make sure the hole that looks like a skull is facing down. On other words the spiky point of the hole goes down and the round part of it is up

[seamanathome]

I gotta say, really enjoy the new format. Thank you guys. Really enjoy your content.

[crazedpaul]

Like to hear someone taking pride in their