Lining Your Garage Walls with Plywood

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These videos are intended to provide information and inspiration only. If you choose to imitate, duplicate or copy anything you may have observed in these videos, you do so at your own risk. Scott Brown Carpentry Ltd does not take any responsibility for any action taken as a result of the information or advice on this YouTube channel and shall not have any liability in respect of any injury or damage that may result.

[zavoina]

Measure twice, cut once. It certainly looked like exact cuts. And I must say, your demeanor, music and pace are great to watch. I can decompress for a few minutes and enjoy watching a craftsman at work. Thank you.

[slowly_radish]

Living in a rural area with folks just trying to get by- I've seen some really horrible carpentry. It's a joy to watch a true craftsman.

[dragonstuff]

I like the rounded edges you added. It gives it a nice "finished" touch.

[thegingerninja]

Your channel really helps me with woodwork in school in the uk
Education and fun at the same time!

[nzbuilder]

Love the use of the blower to get all the batts dust off you, I've never thought of that!! Learn a new trick everytime i watch one of your vids :)

[HowlinWilf]

I've almost finished lining my double garage in 25mm MDF - insulation for my single-brick-thick walls, and (like you said) something to attach shelves, cupboards, racks etc to without a thousand holes into the brickwork.

I've notched the sheets round the rafters (will insulate the ceiling in due course) and left a 50mm gap at the bottom. Getting whole 25mm sheets into place on my own has been a challenge, but hey, who wants an easy life!

(A Russian study showed that 12mm MDF provides as much insulation as 150mm of brick, so I should be a bit warmer in due course, and cooler in summer, I hope, here in the UK.)

Enjoyed your clip - you're a good tradesman! And you live and work in a beautiful part of the world!

[numberpappy]

I'm impressed 👏! Unfortunately here in America a contractor would have just slapped the plywood up on the wall with 16 penny nails and called it a day! This guy actually finished the edges of the drywall and made sure everything was level and square! It actually looks like a professional did it!

[fga]

I felt very satisfied when you got the bolt holes perfect 👌🏼. Good job mr. brown!

[MrAstroSenpai]

Is it just me or can I rewatch old videos and still enjoy Scotts old content as if it was my first time watching it ?

[samp-w]

Listening to the background music of this episode with headphones on is crazy cool.

[premacy]

It is great to see how you take so much time and attention to detail. You take great pride in the quality of your work. Well done.

[Pdubb]

Finally a carpenter from NZ on Youtube...Yaay!

[DPSocrates]

Trick I learned from rehabbing a 70's style home in the USA was painting the studs black that the sheets break on. Hides any small gaps.. Similar to your cool rebates on your plywood feature wall.

[dbayboyds]

Great video. Now I want ply in my shed. Would love to see a bit about how you planned the framing and laid it out to get the sheet joins on the centre of the studs. Etc.

[NetworkGeek]

The relief on the edges in a nice touch!

[frenchgreguk]

I have watched 2 years of your work in 2 days, already feeling like an addict waiting for his next fix.... gimme gimme gimmeyyyy. Nice work mate.

[fireblaster]

That merchants looks tidy and organised, wish it was like that in the uk 🇬🇧

[garybyrne]

Very nice, thank you for the info. I hope you're excellent carpentry skills, translates to my mediocre, do-it-yourself ability here in the US.

[brentgrubbs]

Fantastic work. I was going to use high grade spruce, but I think I’m gonna go with luan now. I’ll just use his extra fire blocks for support.

[KiranBhatWoodworking]

Love how this turned out! The plywood certainly adds a degree of elegance!