You did an excellent job . It looks original.

Are the people who live there midgets?

How did it hold up?

I've found great e-book on Woodprix Instructions. Good solutions for everyone I think.

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That’s kind of low bro

Great video, can you make a video that shows us how you dug and secured the posts into the ground?

Whoa---Nice work! Master carpenter!

Nicely done brother. Fine crafting. In the next week I will be adding a video to KZbin. I build chests from Tennessee red cedar. They are rare. I have a different approach I use and think you might dig it.

I'll have to watch this about a hundred times ....

Great video! Simplest way I've seen common rafters explained.

Great video Aaron.

Great video.

A nice instructional. Good on you!

Good review.I like your thinking. "...I thought 7 would be better than 3..."

Woo! I really like the way, How to simplify the roof rafter cuts. I will give an A+. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with the world of construction. Jose

Very nicely done, sir! Nice, simple explanations.

Knows how

I have an old harbor freight model 60428. it is ok for sporadic use. one day it stopped turning on. so I disassembled it and found a loose wire terminal, plug it back and made sure the other terminals and parts were ok. put some more grease on the housing and it still works like new. the added grease reduces the noise a little.

good explanation of how to use a framing square. thanks for the video.

great video! one question.. how do you know how much to cut off the bottom corner for the soffit?

Fantastic

Great vid man. I just bought this same setup for my painting business.

I still can't understand where or how u get the 6 from the 6 and 12?

this is the best video I have seen on roofing and I have watched lots of them ,most of them over complicate which is in essence a few simple principles, pardon the pun but you have "nailed " it here. , after watching iam gonna roof a 20 by 10 extension , best way to learn is to do it , Thanks a mill

Hi, I'm doing my first project and it's a 12 X16 shed with a 3/12 (18 ") Rise but at. the end I do not subtract what I should have and finish with a Rise of 22, And not 18 as it should be. How I get the inclination of the rafter toward the gable? Im sorry my english is not very good, I hope you can understand what I'm trying to say.

Thanks for the review! was looking at the dewalt tool and I think i'm finally sold! Do you know if I can use competitor's blades with the dewalt unit?

what the chart called?

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Great video! I came here not cutting a rafter for almost 30 years since high school shop class. I had forgot everything about using a framing square to measure and do this. You helped me a great deal. one thing I will add when doing the bird mouth cut if you will flip the board over and mark it on both sides and use the skil saw on both sides in most cases it will cut all the way thru. Yea I'm allergic to that hand saw :). thanks for the video man.

great video, thanks.

Thanks Aaron. Owe you a beer fella

Hi, great video, you kept it simple very understandable more please I subscribed to you so I can see more of your videos.

Maybe mention how they do at sanding and cutting grout. Looking into the Dewalt now after your review

muchas gracias por tu video me ayudo mucho a aclararciertas dudas deeste tipo de herramiento

I got to lift about 1200 cases from about 30/50 pounds in weight.. a day I'll try this .. hope it helps

great job! where is the best place to buy good scaffolding and average cost?--thanks!

Good explanation, simple, understandable, basic and the rest depends of you, I only don't like one thing many tools and I think with the Square, Tape and a Pencil would be enough .

does any ratio slope work

Thanks Great Video

Aaron, you are my brand new Friend.

Pretty good doing it yourself when basically people need to things by themselves. Where did you get that particular scaffolding and how much do they go for?

Thank you so much for making this video Aaron. You made it to a level where its understandable and I encourage you to make more videos . I subscribed to you so I can see more of your videos.

I purchased my 1st occidental leather framer 20 plus years ago and paid like $250.00 back then. There the best money can buy as far as I'm concerned.

I purchased my 1st occidental leather framer 20 plus years ago and paid like $250.00 back then. There the best money can buy as far as I'm concerned.

Anyone who starts a video by whipping out a framing square and stair gauge nuts learned from an old timer - a good thing! Very, very good video. I've never heard a carpenter utter the word cos, or tan, or hypotenuse on the jobsite, Ever. Thanks for keeping it real in the internet world of wikipedia experts and youtube dinks!

#Aaron Friend Hi, great video, thanks. I have been struggling all day to get my cuts and angles right. I am working in metric / cm, do you need to account for the ridge beam at all or can you just ignore that bit and do your a (horizontal) ignoring that and b (vertical). I have measured my a and b and got my c measurement, ignoring the ridge beam, but this may be where I am going wrong? Following this tutorial, I have got closer than anything I have done all day, but the angle of c on to the ridge beam is wrong by a few degrees. The seat is pretty good. Thanks in advance. @Allen Palmer

Hi, great video, thanks. I have been struggling all day to get my cuts and angles right. I am working in metric / cm, do you need to account for the ridge beam at all or can you just ignore that bit and do your a (horizontal) ignoring that and b (vertical). I have measured my a and b and got my c measurement, ignoring the ridge beam, but this may be where I am going wrong? Following this tutorial, I have got closer than anything I have done all day, but the angle of c on to the ridge beam is wrong by a few degrees. The seat is pretty good. Thanks in advance.

Great video really helps.