Looking good, I know many old school builders who will only use clouts for fixing slimline angle. A couple of plasterers have told me that they prefer to to plaster angle when its clouted in.
Dude why are you covering the front edge with your left hand after you finished the install if the corner bead? I wantrd to see the edge to see if the 3 piece stacked looked like?
Rob P hey mate, yea just build up to the edge then a final skim coat to feather it out, the metal edge paints up real good and you get a seamless finish
@@munromakers-projectsandout2681 cheers man. Right now I've got gyprock glued to brick, and I wanna then stick edging on, how would you fix the edging in this situation?
Rob P a couple of options you could use mate 1- use a corner bead/edge bead that you set in place with plaster instead of nailing or stapling - will normally have a paper tape edge to set in instead of the metal edge you normally staple through for timber framed walls 2 - you could use could set your edging beads in with a masonry tack or screw
For eyes never go cheap. At least in a sense that either get lenses with value in them or none at all. Unnecessary strain through poor lense quality is often worse because serious eye injury itself isn't that common. In construction it's a difficult balance because gritty dust eats through lense quality in no time. So unless really necessary it's better to just skip the glasses.
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As a person who knows nothing about this sorta stuff this was so informative as i need to do sum tidy up diy wrk so thankyou!!!! 💯💯
Thanks mate , I'm watching this on my way to work
Got any more of these kind of videos. Right detail and nice and short for my limited attention span. Thumbs up from NZ
Looking good, I know many old school builders who will only use clouts for fixing slimline angle. A couple of plasterers have told me that they prefer to to plaster angle when its clouted in.
Great vid. Just the right amount of info. Clear and easy to follow.
Thank you mate. This was a perfect first video 👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you! This was exactly what I was looking for... Very helpful, got straight to it with no unnecessary BS... Short and sweet, perfect!
Haha no need for BS! Glad it helped you 🤙🏾
great job explaining and doing! That's the kind of video youtube DIY'ers need.
Thanks mate 👍
Really useful video. Just to be sure I'll do it well. Many thanks from the UK. 👍
A cracking good video,
Clean, simple, nice VO,
NO horrid music,in fact, Perfect mate,
Liked and Subscribed
cheers tony! bringing out more videos soon!
Great vid. Simple no ego and informative.
thanks mate
Thanks very much for this. Nice clear instructional video! Cheers
Richard Stent cheers mate
Wonderful video, thanks mate!
Phil B cheers mate
Damn good video for a first video 👍🏼👍🏼
Cheers mate. Really helpful
Awesome video mate
Very helpful. Thank you
Thank you ..just what I needed..
Thanks for doing this. Cheers!
Algood mate
what an egg. nah great video man from NZ.
Thank you for your video man really good
thanks yunior
Good work🎯💯
Dude why are you covering the front edge with your left hand after you finished the install if the corner bead? I wantrd to see the edge to see if the 3 piece stacked looked like?
Are these recessed edges.?
Hard to find Gyprockers in Australia that can setup a corner angle square lol
Great video. Can I use drywall screws instead of the staples?
Sorry I’m limited on tools and it’s a very small project
Just as long as they dont be the highest point around. :)
good job
Exactly what I needed to see - Cheers!
Ben DeJong glad it helped mate
Good video bud
Cheers mate
Hi, anyone know name on them beads, here in ireland its mostly only minimesh beads in hardwares and there crap quality
Great job man, thanks for sharing!
Juancito Pinguito cheers mate
Good video. Can I ask though, what are you fastening the cornerbead with again? Staples? Like 3/8" (9MM?) crown staples?
John R hey mate, cheers, yup using crown staples length is 20mm to make sure I’m fastening through the plaster board and into the timber framing
@@munromakers-projectsandout2681 Excellent, thanks so much for getting back to me.
@@munromakers-projectsandout2681 what size clouts do you recommend?
Why do you do the 45 degrees on the back side of the first piece you installed?
My plasterer prefers 45 degree cuts to leave an easy edge to finish, stops him catching the sharp edge with his trowel and his taping
Nice
Thumbs up, mate!
Jorge Luis Garcia cheers mate
thanks
My wall seems to be bowed in on one side... I'm not sure what I should do. Do you have any advice? Thank you!
Hey danni! There are a couple of ways to straighten a wall but you will need a few tools! How bad is the bow?
Very helpful
Glad it helped
Just what I needed to know.... cheers fella.
cheers bro glad it helped
Glad I watched this. How do you guys then plaster over? Just feather out?
Rob P hey mate, yea just build up to the edge then a final skim coat to feather it out, the metal edge paints up real good and you get a seamless finish
@@munromakers-projectsandout2681 cheers man. Right now I've got gyprock glued to brick, and I wanna then stick edging on, how would you fix the edging in this situation?
Rob P a couple of options you could use mate
1- use a corner bead/edge bead that you set in place with plaster instead of nailing or stapling - will normally have a paper tape edge to set in instead of the metal edge you normally staple through for timber framed walls
2 - you could use could set your edging beads in with a masonry tack or screw
@@munromakers-projectsandout2681 Ah nice man thanks for ur pro tips 👍🤘
Thanks
Same as uk
Eye protection when using power tools is always nice because is cheap insurance.
Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge and God bless you!
For eyes never go cheap. At least in a sense that either get lenses with value in them or none at all. Unnecessary strain through poor lense quality is often worse because serious eye injury itself isn't that common. In construction it's a difficult balance because gritty dust eats through lense quality in no time. So unless really necessary it's better to just skip the glasses.
45 the cuts! Pro tip 9786. Thank you.
Algood bro saves abit of mess for plaster
tops
Here in America most of us young finishers get the hard shit out the way considering I’m in commercial we always take first
How can I order this product?
Hey mate, your local trade/building supply store will stock it
Wha kind of nails are you using ?
Fernando Ramirez using 25mm staples mate, through air compressed staple gun
@@munromakers-projectsandout2681thanks my friend ,
What country is that
ISHAQ vlog hey I am from NEW ZEALAND!
+64 21 910 852
do you nail into the timber, or is the slimline secured to the jib only?
Hi dear
The beginning was helpful...then you forwarded to the end without showing how you join the others
Why can't you speak English.
thanks