Alright, so first thing you want to do is make sure the door studs are all plumb and square. Both sides top and bottom screwed in. When you put your headers in and clamp them in, you want this to be tight. You don't want to have a crooked shoe. You don't want any space in there. You want a nice and tight. So sometimes I try to clamp the corners and the screw placement does matter. You want the screw placement up high. I'll show you where in a second. Up here and then I put one in the front here to keep the shoe from not popping out or bending in. Yeah, so if you want on the side to start, clamp the other side and then I'll take the corners in after. Yeah, I'll just see your back. But yeah, you can see the studs are the studs. The studs are wrapped nice and tight and then just to finish, put a couple on the inside here. You can put them on the other side too, but for drywall, this is the easier way. That stuff getting in the way of the drywall when it goes in. Alright, I wanted to also show you guys another thing. Now I said to laser up one side of the door and then measure across. Well, sometimes the door will be in a different elevation at the top, like here. So then it's okay to laser up both sides. Because it's going to one door, this side of the door here and then this is on the higher part. So you'll see how it looks when it's done. But in that case, don't be afraid to laser up both sides. Also, to laser up, make sure you laser up your mark, your actual pencil marks. Sometimes the track, you can leave it a little bit short and then stick out the stud. Yeah, simple as that. Always clamp and screw door studs. Okay, guys, so when installing door headers, you set your laser line to horizontal. And you want to find your low side or your high side, I mean. So which meaning the lower number here? Okay, don't get confused. So we've got 59 small there, 59 in a quarter here. So we're going to go to this side and measure up 82 half for our header height. There you go. Half. Okay. And then we're going to measure from that mark down to the laser line. Okay, 33 half. Okay. 33 half. Oh, mark it. Alright, so now what you want to do then is square it. You want to square it straight across, but there's also a little tricky want to draw the line on the front of the studs because when you put the headers in, that's the mark you're actually going to use. So don't forget that step. Alright, simple, simple. So we'll show you what I mean. The little marks on the fronts. See, I follow it around. That's where you can see it when you put the header in. See what I mean? Now you can see when you're using the shoes, right? You can see your mark on the front. Otherwise, it was just on the front of the stud you wouldn't be able to see it, right? So yeah, clap those in. And like I said before, measure over to mark your stud centers and fill out your header studs and you're done. Just like that. So it's all squared over and nice, screwed in. And then for the centers, all I'm going to do is measure from here to here. It would be the same because the studs are plumb, right? So it'll be nice or I can measure from back or whatnot. So simple as that. And then measure across because these are plumb. Just measure across now. Right, 11, 5, 8, 6, 8, 3, 4, 5, and 1, and 1, and 1, and 1, and 1, and 1, and 1, and 1, and 1, and 1, and 1, you see them going. Now, you guys are going to be pros in no time. Once you get the basics down, it's pretty easy from there. If you guys have any questions whatsoever, leave em down in the comments scene. 100% Get back to you, if you're new to the channel, get subscribed. Hit that bell notification icon. So you don't miss any review videos. This was Chris Guettes, bye for now.