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Straw bale house: covering roof with boards continued
Author: Krzysztof Lis12 Jun
This weekend we continued covering the roof with wood boards.
I tried to cut the overlapping boards with a hand saw, but to no luck. It was possible, but required a lof of effort. I was glad I brought along a chainsaw, that allowed me to finish the same work in a couple of minutes.
Next: covering the roof with asphalt roofing felt. 🙂
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One Response for "Straw bale house: covering roof with boards continued"
Well, using a hand saw always costs a lot of trouble and needs a lot of strenght. So it is better to being chainsaw along, especially if you have a lot of cutting to do 🙂
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