I like the construction layout of the pantry. I agree those laser levels are great to make sure everything is square. Yep that's true always double check your layout and remember to measure twice and cut once. It always makes sure you don't have a flub. That really worked out nice thanks for sharing.
I like it. By the time you get shelves in there she will have plenty of space to store things. Those laser levels are really nice, no mistakes with those.
They're a little over $6 here. These 2x4x10 are almost $10 each. I'm so glad we got most of it built before this summer :) Unfortunately it's going to make it very expensive to stud out my shop :(
Building a corner walk in pantry. 48 1/2 on one side of the door and 31 1/2 on the other. Putting in a 24x80 door. Going insane trying to angle this. Should my top and bottom plates be cut angled? Should my piece running across the doorway have angled ends? Both? Thanks!
I understand. You really need an angle finder to figure this one out. Just make sure the wall the door is on is straight, so that means cutting the wall ends at an angle.
@@farmboy30117 Ya that's what I am attempting. Is there a standard angle what would help? I had the top and base plate straight and cut my top doorway piece at 45 degrees. Does that make sense? I am totally new to this sorry.
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I like the construction layout of the pantry. I agree those laser levels are great to make sure everything is square. Yep that's true always double check your layout and remember to measure twice and cut once. It always makes sure you don't have a flub. That really worked out nice thanks for sharing.
Thanks Larry! It makes it so much easier!
I like it. By the time you get shelves in there she will have plenty of space to store things. Those laser levels are really nice, no mistakes with those.
Thanks Joe! My wife is very happy with it :)
That level is pretty neat tool. I should have one. You can never have to many tools.
It sure is Randy! I'm sure it'll be real handy when we go to install cabinets :)
Nice, Id be the guy to bump into the laser after the fact lol. Love how this is all coming along. The framing turned out great.
Thanks Chris! I’m loving that laser!
That panty is going to be great. That level is a big help on the whole project
Thanks Lloyd! It sure is!
Doing it right takes time, but will show at the end. Laser levels are great to have. House looking good.
Thanks Buzz! True, if you rush you'll end up doing it again!
Welcome back nice work 😎☕🙄😮😉👍
Thanks Stanley! It's time to get some stuff done now that summer's over :)
Very nice work
Thanks bud!
nice work :)
Thanks bud!
@@farmboy30117 ur welcome :)
Laser does real nice . Jay I was at HD - 2x4x8 stud $8 each , the price has gone nuts up here .
They're a little over $6 here. These 2x4x10 are almost $10 each. I'm so glad we got most of it built before this summer :) Unfortunately it's going to make it very expensive to stud out my shop :(
Building a corner walk in pantry. 48 1/2 on one side of the door and 31 1/2 on the other. Putting in a 24x80 door. Going insane trying to angle this. Should my top and bottom plates be cut angled? Should my piece running across the doorway have angled ends? Both? Thanks!
I understand. You really need an angle finder to figure this one out. Just make sure the wall the door is on is straight, so that means cutting the wall ends at an angle.
@@farmboy30117 Ya that's what I am attempting. Is there a standard angle what would help? I had the top and base plate straight and cut my top doorway piece at 45 degrees. Does that make sense? I am totally new to this sorry.
That looks great brother any chance can I get the dimensions for the 2 x 4 cut at a 22 that attaches from the wall to the door on the floor
34 inches
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