Link above is for the shed build series from the start.
How to build the jig mentioned in the video to tension the studs.
How to build you own stud straightener.
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This is part six of how to build a wooden garden shed using my bostitch framing nailer. Framing the walls is something I plan out the best I can with the skills I have .
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Looking good! Ive been waiting for this
Thanks Johnathan …..
That shed would take up my whole back yard! lol That jig is genius, I’ll be making one of those.
Thanks Bruce – yes make one , ya never know when it will come in handy.
Like you, I do most of my building alone. I’m sure it will come in handy.
Nice!!
How do you move those monster walls? They must weigh a bit!
Great Video
Their not bad really just a bit at a time , I have all day and i’m definitely not in a hurry:) Cheers bud.
Your Hired! When can you start! LOL Just perfect Steve! I just love new lumber !
Thanks Annie – a fresh cut field or fresh cut lumber is about the best smells there are next to a possum stew with turnip greens eh 🙂 Love to be your hired man LOL
Very well done Steve….your shed is going to be a solid one….Great construction demonstration….CHEERS
Thanks Gator it’s a fun project just puttering along like i know what i’m doing 🙂
A goof proof system, Steve.. I didn’t see you stud adjuster ??.. Enjoy the day and keep the camera rolling..
Thanks Chuck it’s an easy project and bring out the adjustment tools when needed if I can remember too. LOL
Looking great Buddy! You’re definitely in your element with this one! Thanks!
First wall looks good Steve. That jig is a great idea ever thought of trying to get a patent on that thing
HAHAHA might be a tough patent to get. Thanks Bud.
I wondered when you were going to wall in the dance floor 😉 I like that jig!
Once it is all done you will have more space for your stuff. We all need more space for our stuff.
Looking forward to seeing this get finished
I label those end studs with the backer “L’s” so you can write L up or down depending on where you need that backing board. You can also make the “L,’s” all at once and lay them in while your framing.
I like laying out the studs back 3/4” , put a line and then an X and so on.
The only real stud I saw was Steve Rob.
Takes a stud to see a stud 🙂
🙂 And now I can make one! 😛
If I candoitsocanu 🙂
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The fancy glasses work on their own…
That jig is a great idea, 95% of the time I’m working with no help.
Steve I have miltiple jigs for different widths . Im always working by myself too and this helps a lot. If your paying someone to hold a board this is definitely a money saver. Cheers
I still think you should wing-wang these stud holders and sell them on Amazon!
That’s a good idea actually. Mark everything while it’s at a comfortable work height and down the road having those pre -marked will keep things moving right along.
Yes I find it easier and less mistakes. Pulling nails after is not so easy 🙂