I especially like to see others mixing their measurement units.
Regex wrote:The two diagonals are 439cm and 439.5cm, and by my calculations an 8ftx12ft rectangle should have a diagonal of 439.6cm so happy with that!
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Regex wrote:The two diagonals are 439cm and 439.5cm, and by my calculations an 8ftx12ft rectangle should have a diagonal of 439.6cm so happy with that!
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9fingers wrote:Looks ok to me as a fairly competent hammer chewer.
Check the dimension of your cladding sheets to see if they are metric or imperial ( there are even some that are metric on one axis and imperial on the other.)
Once you know what you have, then maybe adjust some of the stud positions to lie exactly halfway across the joins in the sheets. A bit of planning save unnecessary cutting/joints flapping in the breeze.
Bob
Andyp wrote:I somehow seemed to have totally missed this thread. I never tire of seeing these builds.
I especially like to see others mixing their measurement units.
Doug wrote:........This image suggest studs under the sill plate are also referred to as cripple studs & what I know as Jack studs are trimmers
http://www.pages.drexel.edu/~atf23/AE390/A3/wood.htm
Doug wrote:A quick google of “timber framing terminology uk, images” brings up interesting reading,
This image suggest studs under the sill plate are also referred to as cripple studs & what I know as Jack studs are trimmers
http://www.pages.drexel.edu/~atf23/AE390/A3/wood.htm
Regex wrote:Do you mean like making a small groove along one end with a handheld router? I'm afraid I don't have one of those, might a 45°angled cut do the same?
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