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I'd expect that you can read a pull tape within 1/4 of an inch
Hey, I dunno, it wasn't always that I could read a pull tape.
Now about those boards you said that you purchased, that were wrong
. Look it's too late now, you have already cut the wrong boards in the first place, which is why you had some wrong boards left over. It's kinda like what I do sometimes, build something from a kit or pre-package, there's always extra parts.
Don't be a cheekin to admit that you grab Dads (long term borrowed) skill saw and just started sawing away making saw dust to move the project forward.
As a friend, none of us would have given you a hard, we all make wistakes.
Now the other point, or some advice, having that nail gun and such. It's better to rough in the door before you start zipping those 1.4 million nails out, or else you will have all the walls put up and you will be stuck inside with no way out but up and over.
Building the coop has been a small family event here. Although we are just in the planning phase, my DD has stepped up to the line and has designed the coop for me. A chip off the ole block I'd say.
I guess their getting a rug, a pond, grass covered hills, a picture of a dog on the wall and a nice roost over in the corner.
I'd expect that you can read a pull tape within 1/4 of an inch
Now about those boards you said that you purchased, that were wrong
Now the other point, or some advice, having that nail gun and such. It's better to rough in the door before you start zipping those 1.4 million nails out, or else you will have all the walls put up and you will be stuck inside with no way out but up and over.
Building the coop has been a small family event here. Although we are just in the planning phase, my DD has stepped up to the line and has designed the coop for me. A chip off the ole block I'd say.
I guess their getting a rug, a pond, grass covered hills, a picture of a dog on the wall and a nice roost over in the corner.
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