How to Frame Walls for a Basement Room - This Old House

This Old House general contractor Tom Silva partitions off a below-grade space. (See below for a shopping list and tools.)
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Shopping List for How to Frame Walls for a Basement Room:
- pressure-treated 2x4s [], used as the bottom wall plates
- 2x4s, used as the top wall plates and studs []
Tools for How to Frame Walls for a Basement Room:
- 2-foot and 6-foot levels []
- chalk line []
- circular saw []
- layout square []
- cordless framing nailer [], or hammer [] and 16d nails []
- powder-actuated nail gun []
- hearing and eye protection []
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