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 i often say that one of
                          the things i like about construction is the
                          problem-solving
 aspect and sometimes i even believe it, ha ha.
                          when it comes to cutting irregular
 shapes,
                          i've sort of come full circle. the longer i do
                          this work, the more i try to
 get away with taking fewer measurements,
                          relying instead on eyeballing
                          or
 scribing
                          because "just about" is often good enough,
                          depending on the
 task, but today's challenge of hanging plywood
                          sheathing between
 vari-angled
                            rooflines demanded a more methodical
                          approach
 requiring long and short levels and a tape
                            measure. the
 process
                          was to draw an arbitrary level line on the
 wall then
                          measure plumb up and down from
 that and transfer
                          those measurements
 to the ply with T-square
                          and
 chalkline. each piece was
 unique and it felt good
 fitting the puzzle
 together.
 
 
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