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Matt and Kristen frame a new interior wall in their home, extending the structure to meet 13-foot vaulted ceilings.▶ 9:51 To determine the precise ceiling pitch for the top plate, Matt uses a plumb bob and a speed square to calculate a 49.5-degree angle, which he then transfers to a miter saw.▶ 12:29 He anchors the top plate by locating ceiling trusses through the drywall, drilling pilot holes, and fastening the lumber directly to the structural members.▶ 12:51 To maintain consistent stud cuts at a 16.3-degree angle, he uses a scrap board as a template to lock the miter saw setting, allowing for rapid, repeatable cuts.▶ 22:28 The project involves repurposing old lumber for framing, which requires careful inspection to avoid bowed or knotted boards that could compromise the final drywall finish.▶ 20:21 Matt also fabricates a custom GoPro mount using a drill press and a spare clamp to improve filming angles for the ongoing renovation.▶ 24:03

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