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Wood framing board leveling trick.
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Previously:
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...777#post118894
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...193#post130496
Being a tool nut, I had to look up the hammer.
$US 225 on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...hoicesdepot-20
Now that is a brilliant idea. Simple, effective and no need to get a clamp. Cool hammer as well .
the idea works I've used it many times but $250.00 for something that I can do with a $30.00 Estwing? I don't think so
$30? Jesus we get ripped off in Australia. We’re looking at around $100 for a stacked leather handle Estwing and I found one company selling the M1 here........$490. For that price I’d want the carpenter to come with it.
You just witnessed the only carpenter that would bother with that board being 1/8" high
yeah well if it had been 1/2" high he may not have been able to pull it down and would have embarrassed himself in his video while trying to show the world his big discovery Note also he was shilling the brands of the tools. many of these videos are more about advertising than anythingQuote:
Originally Posted by Hoosiersmoker
It worked! 4 responses so far about the hammer, not the use.
Another one of those videos where my take-away is...now why in the hell didn't I think of that? Simple, yet brilliant somehow.
Who runs screws into end grain?
just about every stick built house constructed in the past century or longer has had nails then later screws run into the end of lumber You nail or screw the base plate of a wall to the studs through the base plate then the sill plate in nailed or screwed to the tops of the studs then the wall is stood in place is just one example