Beginner Rafter Layout | Speed Square | Common Rafter
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Publicado 2020-02-25
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As a licensed contractor of 20 years, I like to thank this man for explaining it in plain freakin English like how most need to explain and I feel that is the way it should be explained in a standard. Totally needed him back in the 90's. No squeaky mouse sounding music, yapping for 3 minutes to show a 5 second actual, not advertising products other than the square hahaha no seriously everybody needs one. Fantastic job man
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Letting people know that mistakes are made, not just while learning and leaving the board long to cut again, because there is no board stretcher, is a great way to encourage true learning. Thanks and keep up the good work.
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Absolutely amazing video! I am self-building my extension and this information will help me a long way. There are others trying to explain how to cut rafters out there, but your explanations are so clear and straight to the point. I really appreciate it.
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Quality carpentry instruction with some energy, watched all 6:14 and feel smarter for it. New shed here I come!
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Great video brother. It helped me get a refresher. Don’t cut rafters all that often and it’s good to have a informative video like this
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Excellent YouTubing. No music, no bullshit, just straight into what it says on the tin. Cheers.
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How refreshing to watch. Someone finely explaining a difficult subject thanks for your time
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I respect his degree of skills. What I truly appreciate is how he explains to measure a bit more or over in order to conserve building materials. Thank you.
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Having the knowledge and being able to explain it accurately in laymen terms is a rarity, this man nailed it.Thank you sir.
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As a journeyman carpenter this is probaly the simplest and best explanation of this process that I've seen on here. Very good job.
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Best video I've seen for making common rafters. I feel ready to finish the roof on my treehouse - Thank you!
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A man that knows what he’s talking about and gets straight to the point without all the unnecessary babbling. 😊👍🏽
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As a licensed engineer, and someone investing more time into developing my carpentry skills, I can tell you that finding your right triangles, parallel lines, and circles is essential for nearly every engineering problem. Great video, and straightforward without all the fluff. Thank you!
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Thank you for the video. I enjoyed the math part. I remember squaring up my concrete footings to my existing house. My reference point was on the house not the foundation. Fieldstone foundation. I had to do pathagerom's theorem in 3 dimensions. It was really cool. The calculated measurements lined up actual measurements. I'm building a portico as a Christmas present for my wife.
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I don't know how you could explain a rafter layout any better than this man explained it as simple as it gets
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this is one of the best tutorials ever, hands down. good job
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Damn that was actually good, straight to the point with visual illustration of all measurements and cutting. Subscribed
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great videos! i appreciate how concise they are and your emphasis on making mistakes. i once had a mentor who’d walk me through a new skill then tell me, “now go make mistakes for a few hours.” by giving permission to mess up, the pressure came off and, paradoxically, i’d make fewer mistakes.
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Just what I needed for designing the rafter layout for a small covered porch addition I am doing. Clear, concise, and straight to the point! Excellent job, thanks!!
