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	• House Framing: Plan, Design, Build (Ultimate Guide) John D. Wagner Creative Homeowner, 2005 - 240 pages average customer review:based on 12 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Clear and Easy to Understand

I am not a carpenter nor in the building industry. I have built decks, but a building (shed) was beyond my ability. This book made it easy and I was able to understand all of the construction concepts presented. A very good resource for the money.

Good book for beginners

This book provides good and valuable advice for those who, like me, have zero knowledge about the involved techniques for building a framed house. From beginning to the very last page, the book is full of color pictures and didatic explanations that help the reader feel confident enough to get started. As wood frame houses are not common in my country (it's pratically non existent) and as I am thinking of starting a business based on such construction technique, I am sure this material is providing me with the most important information. Strongly recommended!

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House Framing

Lots og information in an easy to read layout. Well written and easy to flow. I plan on using the inforation to build my own cabin in northern Wisonsin.

Great Book

I thought that this was a very good book especially for the novice carpenter or do-it-yourselfer. This book is very informative with easy to understand pictures and drawings. It does not go too in depth on certain subjects, but it is still everything you need to at least get started on a project. The only thing that I noticed as I was reading, was that a couple of the roof rafter calculations were incorrect, but they were not hard to figure out.

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Ultimate Guide To House Framing Book, Addresses How To Plan, Design & Build, Step-By-Step Guide To Complete Framing Projects, Over 250 Color Photos & Four Color Illustrations.

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