How to build a 10 foot tall basic shop wall

I am building a 20x30 shop that has 10 foot tall walls. To build a basic wall I am using 2x4's for studs. fire blocking is installed at the 4 and 8 foot marks to also allow for sheathing attachment. The basic wall build is the easiest out of the walls. I am including a California corner in this wall so that I can install my interior sheathing.
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[@jllaine]

Well done. A trick for standing up stud walls is to attach 2 or 3 scraps to the rim joist so that the bottom plate can't slide off the deck.

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Good point. I do that with the gable end trusses for sure! The walls were not too bad to move around because I built them at 10 feet long.

[@moonmullins7436]

I just retired and found I need a storage out bldg. but have never attempted one. Thanks for taking time out to make these videos, its going to be a great help in the future.\

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Thank you for watching. It is so nice to have youtube to see various ways people build. This shop is a 20x30. Rather large.

[@Mason-nm1vf]

Great video!

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Thank you!

[@ktthao5224]

I like that cali corner tip!

[@sethcraftworkshop]

It has worked very well. Also not too bad to drill through for wire.

[@nimajnebrm]

Enjoying your videos thus far, thanks for sharing!

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Thank you for watching. Lots more content on this build to come.

[@fakename9024]

I recommend using wall jacks. You can lift a complete wall with them.

[@HASIB198]

Great videos!

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Thank you. Nice to have walls going up.

[@paulmorrell5995]

Nice work!

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Thank you. Nice to have walls going up!

[@mmbodnar]

thanks man, easy to follow

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Thank you for watching. Lots more videos on the way for this build.

[@billjohnson4626]

Thanks for sharing

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Thanks for watching.

[@budbuddington9624]

Great videos! I like to measure for my blocking down at the plate in case the studs are bowed one way or the other in the middle.

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Now that is a good tip. Thank you. I will keep that in mind for the next place I build. Thanks.

[@buildersblueprint]

Just followed ✌️

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Thank you for joining the channel.

[@primersim2.032]

Ese plástico va a retener condensación de agua como mínimo. Madera siempre húmeda....

[@cambomauian]

Interesting?
This is the first time i see someone stagger their searwall blocks for backing

[@sethcraftworkshop]

It makes it easier to install without a nail gun.

[@WonderfulWorldWalnut]

Does the California corner make running electrical wires around corners more difficult?

[@sethcraftworkshop]

The corner has a 1.5" gap behind that allows space for electrical. There are two boards that have to be drilled through on the corner but that should not be an issue for most bits.

[@dlyingnano86]

Why 4”? Wouldn’t it be 3” as you’re measuring from the bottom plate to the top plate? So 1.5” for the bottom plate + 1.5” for the top plate. Making the studs 9’.9” and totaling 10’?

[@sethcraftworkshop]

Because I'm using 3/4 inch treated plywood for the floor I cut it at 4 inches and that gives a quarter inch overhang passed the floor for sheathing on the outside.