Tommy's Yard Building a stud wall Part 1

We built a stud wall to divide a kitchen and bathroom in the flat above our shop. It was night work so might look a little tired.
Enjoy watching and keep yours eyes peeled for more.
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[@UKSegue]

Really good video fellas. Informative and entertaining, much different to the usual stuff on TH-cam. Keep it up!!

[@popandu8297]

These videos are excellent; well done chaps!

[@Macavellic]

Great tips guys, good job!

[@zedman442]

Those timco fixings look good, only issue is if you hit a mortar line? I'd imagine it won't be a great fitting than into brick or block?

[@TommysYardchannel]

+Zed Man They are good mate in mortar to be honest, give them ago

[@Bodom1after1midnight]

Do you have a way other than pulling the floor boards up to check for pipes/cables running under the floor before firing nails through the base plate?

[@Maghanashi]

Late comment here, love the videos but I'm curious as to that DeWalt saw. Does it come standard with the bench?

[@stacieodstacieod9555]

What are the building inspectors in the UK like to work with?

[@kevinkepa6364]

Why build a wall ? I don't see the problem to have the bathroom in the kitchen ahaahahaha good work guys ! keep going as always :)

[@TommysYardchannel]

+Kevin Kepa I said that to Sam but he insisted mate. Cheers fella

[@chubbychicken1234567]

What tape measure do you guys use ?

[@TommysYardchannel]

+chubbychicken1234567 OX mate

[@krisrickson853]

where can I get those fixings from, make life easier

[@TommysYardchannel]

+Kris Rickson Right here Kris, www.tommysyard.com/product/199866/timco-multifix-concrete-screw-7-5-inch-x-100mm-pk-100-includes-t30-driver-bit anything else just ask

[@krisrickson853]

Thanks much appreciated, keep up the vids lads

[@cranccd2022]

What size timber are you using?

[@dodgydodds]

CRANCC D 100x47x3000mm lengths cut to size