How to Frame a Tiny House WITHOUT Your Friends: SOLO BUILD framing start to finish- 20 foot trailer скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Frame a Tiny House WITHOUT Your Friends: SOLO BUILD framing start to finish- 20 foot trailer

FLOOR PLANS, BLUEPRINTS, AND FRAMING PLANS HERE 🛠🪚 https://06cb41.myshopify.com/ IG: @slacker.scott Slacker Scott solo framed his tiny house all by himself in seven days. Sometimes your friends or family won't be available to help you on your project, but you can still make it happen. Watch Slacker Scott frame the entire tiny house from start to finish in this video. The tiny house is being built on a 20 foot x 8.5 foot equipment trailer. The equipment trailer sits off the ground 36 inches (three feet). To make raising the walls easier to do, 8 foot lumber was used instead of 10 foot lumber. 8 foot lumber was also half the price of 10 foot lumber at the time of building. The tiny house is framed with 2x4 lumber. The tiny house is cantilevered 2 feet off one end and is built 5 feet over the tongue on the other end. The only tools used to frame out the tiny house were a reciprocating saw, miter saw, cordless drill, speed square, and wrenches. IG: @slacker.scott