Wall Frame Components and Construction Sequence

This video shows the names of the members of a typical wall frame and my sequence of construction.

[ChandraBrooks]

You explain this very well. I'm a beginner taking on an ambitious project - making a wall out of windows for my shipping container house. Finding videos that actually show you other than the presenter in a way I can follow and learn is rare. You're my hero, thanks!

[stigonutube]

finally found a aussie specs you tube site, good illustrations and wordings as im new to the wood speak framing language..thank's mate

[thecriticalpoint]

I had to pause the video at :20 to thank you already for actually going over some vocabulary. I've been watching other videos that assume that I already know what these things are. Thanks!

[axetone]

This was FANTASTIC!! Great explanation on how to 'think' through the build 'by purpose'. Thank you!

[JoeDeng-nigo]

Thank you for the detailed figure showing the terms for each things

[bubbamarz]

This video was very helpful for me. I recently got my Termite/fungus inspector license with minimal construction background and this was super important to know.

[aussiegardener]

hi. i want to thank you for your excellent videos. they are exactly what i am looking for to help me build a little room under the house and potentially a little tiny house out the back. you've done an excellent job with these pictures to help us understand what you're talking about.

[Bazil]

Thanks for the videos, they are very educational, and way better then Taff courses.

[homeirajaz]

thank you for a clear concise and fabulous video- it has tremendously helped me as an interior design senior student.

[sogandoskoei]

now I understand why should I keep clear 100mm to each side of a window in my drawings. Great job, Thank you.

[OneIdeaTooMany]

Awesome video mate. Finally a video that's useful for aussies

[Mrdear]

Fantastic info so helpful. Thank for takeing the time and effort to make this vid👍👍👍

[edmcnabb]

Very helpful, have watched it several times.

[youliusgill]

Good work and thanks mate. these video are helping me through my studies.

[JamesSmith-idjh]

Perfect job, nice and smooth terminology. Complied with the current AS and BCA. Well done.

[GeezySk]

This type of things it's what really help!

[whippernuts]

ok cool video, but boss says something about a left hand hammer being a important part of the wall frame and you guys don't even mention it

[xx-fpin]

Again thank you for this... absolutely brilliant👍

[Buildsum]

HI Anthony Leily Thanks for your feedback. I have never heard of an actual minimum width however I would imaging that the narrower the sheet the less effective it would be and it would probaly get to a point where it would not be worth putting it on at all. I cant recall using sheets less that 900mm here in NSW, Australia. Personaly I prefer plywood over metal strap. The metal straps are a pain to install and don't really give you a lot of resistance. With Ply all you do is nail it on and you get a lot more resistance. Size is not really an issue as long as the sheets suite the stud spacings, the less cutting you have to do the better.

[Satfenfilms]

Good vid. Interesting to see the American vs British differences in jargon.