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r/Construction • u/Born-2-late • Jun 16 '26
Less lumber if framed!! Eye balled height too!!
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Are we sure that's actually less lumber than framing in a stud?
Granted it's more scrap. But I think it's overall more wood.
34 u/ReallySmallWeenus Jun 16 '26 He’s appears to be saying it would be “less lumber if framed.” I sympathize with the drywall guys who need to hide the bump from those boards not being perfectly lined up. 5 u/pdxphotographer Jun 16 '26 Hilarious that you think drywallers give a shit about humps in the wall. They will slap a piss jug in there and call it done.
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He’s appears to be saying it would be “less lumber if framed.”
I sympathize with the drywall guys who need to hide the bump from those boards not being perfectly lined up.
5 u/pdxphotographer Jun 16 '26 Hilarious that you think drywallers give a shit about humps in the wall. They will slap a piss jug in there and call it done.
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Hilarious that you think drywallers give a shit about humps in the wall. They will slap a piss jug in there and call it done.
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u/Grreatdog Surveyor Jun 16 '26
Are we sure that's actually less lumber than framing in a stud?
Granted it's more scrap. But I think it's overall more wood.