The garden shed series from the start below .
This is the stud straightener I built and it works great – take a look
How to build a garden shed part seven . I show how I frame more walls and install cross supports .
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Good morning Sir, nice air hammer tools and nice and sturdy frame that you done on that garden shed !!! Keep up the good work ! Cheers !
Thanks , it’s coming along nicely .
Good Morning Steve! Steve you could actually teach building! Next wall I build I’m going to do exacltly like you showed Never though about drawing where the studs go! This is going to be a nice building! I THINK( its a perfect Wall!) Great job Steve!
Thanks Annie – the idea of marking it does help with not making mistakes and takes little time. You could do this , I know you can.
How’s she goin’? Great looking wall and when working by yourself, taking the time to brace, clamp and strap is well worth it!!! It’ll be a sweet shed!!! Take care!!
Mike it’s a nice slow project to work on but the pros would have had it all done on the first day. LOL
For stud count, all you have to do it get the length of a wall, times that by .75 to get how many studs you need and add two. unless youre doing california corners for drywall and insulation then you add 4
Terrific idea. Thanks bud.
Yay back to shed building lol that shed will go nowhere in a storm! Good job buddy!
Good Video. It was my Sunday Morning watch. Learned a little Buddy. Morning & Hagd eh
Looking good Steve, this is going to be a nice size shed. Cheers.
8×12 is a good size for all the stuff I have to jam in there 🙂 Thanks Ron.
U missed showing us about crowns But nice stud straightener genius idea
Way to rock and roll Steve, I have a 45 year old chauk line also. Still in my tool belt lol
Part 7 dang I missed a few. Cool idea of using the straps. LOL I have like 7 chalk lines because I can never find one when I need it.
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Nice Steve! Back in the day, the carpenter would stab a diagonal board on the ends but that takes a lot of time cutting the studs for a flush fit. I like your way better.
Boy she is gonna be something fine when she’s done!
Yes and then some eh 🙂
Nice job. That’s a classic chalk line.
“Square” used to be a bad term in the 70’s but for construction it’s all the rage. 🙂
Fonzie was the rave of unsquare eh 🙂
Square was bad but never a problem with plumb, lol
Just like that!
Its that easy LOL
Pop that chalk line! I just drink beer and eye ball it! lol Good job and tips Steve!
Thanks bud the beer does help eh 🙂