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really. wait till he measures the 2x4
Lmao 😂. I know this. And work with this shit every day But dont get it myself. Why not cut it to be 4?
but 1/2 inch plywood is 1/2 inch because it's plywood not lumber
Honest question because I'm not in the construction industry here... Why aren't 4x4s, actually 4 in x 4 in? Is this the case with 2x4's and 2x6's, etc..
Home Depot exposed. Kind of like a 55 in tv isn’t really 55 inches………..
cedar post probably about 45 bucks
what? 🤯
That's so funny, people still don't understand this has been going on. I believe they did it in the 50s or 60s. When they changed it over. Yes, it's still called a 4 / 4. Yes, it's 3 and a 1 by 3 and a 1. Obviously this guy doesn't know what he's talking about, because he said, it's a 4 / 4 / 4II mean no, no, no, no unless I we don't care about the leaks of it. It has nothing to do. It's not going to be 3 and a 1 feet long. If they says 4 feet long, it will be. But a 4 / 4 is 3 and a 1 by 3. And a half, and you'll send him over two at two by four.Just tell him to get you a straight one out.Especially at home depot, he never be able to get one or you take you one and try to tell you it's straight
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You can get true lumber from a mill. It doesn’t have to be true to be structurally built.
A 4x4x4 would be a block.That is a 4x4x8 real dimensions 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 8 😭
doesn't stock straight lumber 😭😭😭 just 60 degrees
lol
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home depot 11 times a week? are there girls there?
and the older houses I'm going to say built before 1930 a 2x4 was actually 2 in by 4 in nowadays it's an inch and a half by three and a half why they start shaving them down I think they just little extra money on the side from the scrap pieces. try remodeling an old house from today's lumber, it's a pain in the butt
No, 2 x 4 or 4 x 4 actually measures 2“ x 4“ or 4“ x 4“ anywhere. This is pretty universal everywhere you go. I heard you to find me a 2 x 4 that actually measures 2” x 4”
it's why I work with metals.
some do
I bought a stack of 1/2" by 1/2". Turn out to be just air!
where is the second dude from cuz in Florida they sell lumber all day and all night
Spot on with the straight lumber lmao
the one be me does
3 3/8"
but some how this wet bak driving a brand new Silverado make it make since pshhh
let's get it straight. All lumber sizes have srank to the least possible size for solid construction. Yes 50 yrs ago if you where lucky true size lumber could by found. Now it has shrunk It's minumin size for building. The new guys don't know why all of this happened. There are a whole lot of reasons for it, the new generation doesn't know. And yes I agree about the stock being all 2nd lumber that the real lumber company's won't stock.
The unfinished piece of lumber is that size and then after planing and sizing it becomes smaller that's why
Home depot does not sell straight lumber.I do a lot of framing, and I have to go to lois for my wood
its called dimensional lumber. started in ww2, to stretch out thin resources.
much less have it on a table like that 😂😂😂😂
where have you been?🙄
2x4 is 1 7/8 I believe
nothing new, old news 🥱
It’s ALL about PROFITS!!! They are ALL in cahoots to shrink the cuts so they make more money!!! #FACTS
straight lumber. ain't that the truth lowes as well
the difference in size from old lumber a newer,is because they used run it the kiln to shrink it, then cut to size. now they cut it then kiln it. cheaper manufacturing, more profit. Just like the nickel candy bar.
I can remember when a 2x was 1 5/8" then changed to 1 1/2. The lumber yards would sell both together in the same load. That made framing a challenge, because nothing matched up.
A 4x4x4 would be a cube...
there all like that
I HEARD THAT
I can't wait for the update when he does do a 2x4
Home Depot stocks lumber here in Arkansas
lmao it's called a planer
I'd argue for a discount
its 3dged and plained
Hahahaaaaaa
What the hell does he talking about? Four by four by four, it's a four by four period by eight or ten foot long , i must not know a d*** thing about what real measurements are. As far as lumber goes, especially with his little pink tape measure that he stole from his daughter's tool set lol
so a 4 by 4 is not 4 in. by 4 in. its always a half in. short no matter if its a 2 by 4 a 6 by 8 its always half inc shoort
it's for the half inch osb that's added to outside of rough construction 3 and a half plus half gives you 4.