Framing is an Extreme Sport - Stacking a Roof Solo: Shop Build #17

Like every extreme sport, solo stacking requires practice and planning. Go slow, pay attention and use a nail gun! Never forget: Slow is smooth and smooth is fast! Watch nail Enjoy EC? Join Essential Craftsman Academy! This is the best way to support Essential Craftsman and you get a LOT of perks...

Intermediate - 23 min - Trades & Construction - Essential Craftsman

The full course: Learn Carpentry & Framing free

What you'll need

• Framing hammer: The carpenter's tool.
• Speed square: Rafters, cuts and layout.
• 25 ft tape measure: On your belt every day.
• Tool belt: Everything within reach.
• Circular saw: Cuts framing lumber fast.

Books

1. Carpentry by Leonard Koel - View on Amazon
2. Trim Carpentry Techniques by Craig Savage - View on Amazon

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