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When you are lifting that thing, you can't hardly see what you are doing.
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The worst for me is lifting a large gable wall from straight on. I prefer to be at a slight angle, kind of diagonal off the corner, helps with depth perception.
Looks great so far. That tyvek is really clean. It never fails, when its time to tyvek my walls it's always windy and we end up with a wrine or two
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we do not have any elms left around here dutch elm got all of them. a lot of barns were made out of elm in this area
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There is not many left around here. The guy told me they would go around it 20 feet from the base of the tree, but I want some assurance that is not gonna kill that tree.
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I didn't think you could use 4x9 on a roof , and it says stamp out on the wall. I didn't do it that way.
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So is that a wall and you fvcked up?
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The stairs wall are 21' tall. This is gonna be a challenge to brace them all straight and build the stairs. May take a week.
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The plan on the main part of the house called for 12' ceiling. The HO decided he wanted it to be 16'. I am getting ready to build the wall yesterday , he showed up and said he doesn't need it that tall.
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These people are nuts any more with ceiling heights. The one I just finished had a 43x26' great room/dining/kitchen with a 14' ceiling.
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What size is that beam?
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