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[Lethenial]

I'll be honest, as a european and a non-builder I have no idea what you are explaining 90% of the time but its entertaining as hell

[mcsport]

The cuts to Jamie looking peeved about the lack of lines for the saws had me DYING. Thanks for this on a long Thursday.

[dylanrobins]

We always cut the underside of the bottom plate before fixing to the ground. 1/2" cut underneath makes it very easy to cut out later without risk of damaging the floor

[exit_perry]

200 boards times 6 seconds is 20 minutes of savings, so not too shabby 💪

[mojotarvin]

How does 22 minutes seem like 22 seconds?! Time flies when you're watching the Perkins crew! 😍

[nothingtoseehere]

Good on you guys for removing the gambling ad. Shows integrity and you guys clearly have a lot of it

[lylewaters]

Stud Pack and Perkins Builder Brothers, two of the most humble and hard working crews on YouTube. Probably two of my favorite channels, I’d love to come work with you guys for a few days.

[brianbeeson]

I am the President of Greensboro Vending & Coffee, I have wonderful employees and we consider each other family. You guys remind me of my company, it is so great to have people working for you that you also consider family, everyone working together. Love the videos and hope to one day meet each and everyone of you. Keep the videos coming, I love them and I learn something from each one. Erik the way you and Jaime explain every detail is awesome, I especially love when Jaime gets on a roll and you put your hand to the camera, lol, keep them coming my friend.

[GMCShazamataz]

Loving the build lads. PRO TIP from the land down under, precut your bottom plate 10mm from the underside on each of the door openings before you stand the frame so that your not destroying blades at every door jam. saves time and money.

[sloth]

studpack colab, OMG!!! The coolness overload factor is going nuclear

[jasonmurphy]

Hey my carpenter brothers. I just watched y'all double cutting the bottom plates in your doorways, ruining your oscillating blades. The way I do it is when I'm laying out the wall, I set my circular saw at 3/4" and relief cut the door opening on the bottom side of my bottom plate. I hope this saves y'all some $ and time. I'm a 30yr carpenter from Michigan, and I really enjoy the realness of your channel. GOD bless the crew and your loved ones. 💪🏽

[chrisott]

The shots and editing on Jaime reacting to Erik cutting boards 🤌💯

[garystrahan]

@1:00 Prior to standing and setting the frame in position, partially run a cut about 1/2" deep across the bottom face of the bottom plates on each side of all the door openings, making it easier to remove them later.
Cheers from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺

[Redd-]

I’m not in construction but I still watch you guys. Relaxing and funny.

[Longeno]

I’m happy you guys keep Larry Haun in mind. He was the framer’s framer.

[tigirus]

19:30 Those kind of windows are extremely common here up north since most houses have fully buried basements so if you want ventilation or egress it's the only option. As for the drain it just leads straight down to the weeping tile at the footing of the basement then to either the sewer or a sump pit to be pumped out of the house. The drain for the window is mostly just to prevent water pooling and running trough the window into the house.

[kenbaker]

That’s funny, Jason when he said, I think it’s a low frame for good for privacy. You’re like what is somebody hiding in the ceiling you guys are funny. That’s what makes us watch the show and to learn.

[mindgame]

Just watching these videos make me doubt my choices in jobs sometimes. The way you guys have fun while working, but also are so skilled at what you are doing and getting room to improvise is something to be envious about!

[ahossu]

When you were explaining the door opening whether it was centered and you were using zoom, it said C.O. which I would assume means Centered Opening. Love what you guys are doing

[anthonyalfano]

A great tip I saw once on another channel (don’t remember who sorry) when you’re framing door openings on concrete before you raise the wall score the bottom of the plate in the opening like a quarter inch or so, so that when you cut the bottom of the plate out you don’t have to run your saw blade into the concrete