Carpentry and Survival Skills

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Rule of Threes

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Survival guideline: 3 minutes without air, 3 hours without shelter, 3 days without water, 3 weeks without food.

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Actual Lumber Dimensions

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The true size of lumber after it has been processed and dried.

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Dimensional Lumber

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Lumber that is cut to standardized width and depth, specified in inches.

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Foundation

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The base structure that supports a building.

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Rough Carpentry

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The framing and structural work of a building.

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Structural components provide strength and support but are not usually visible.

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Basic parts of a building include the foundation, floor, walls, and roof.

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Rafters extend from the peak of the building down to the walls.

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Trusses support heavy loads and span long distances.

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Millwork products are usually finished with paint or wood stain.

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This enhances their appearance and durability.

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Trusses are made in a factory and shipped to the job site.

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This process ensures precision and efficiency.

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Roofing nails are shorter with a large round head and are rust-resistant.

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They are specifically designed for roofing applications.