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Re: Play Fine Homebuilding's Game "The Inspector"

Oh, and nail a temporary 2x across the window openings 36" to 42" off the floor until you're ready to set the windows; those rough-in sills are too low to be left unsupervised!

Re: Play Fine Homebuilding's Game "The Inspector"

Shouldn't the bottom of the rafters be sitting on top the wall plate instead of overhanging the interior side of the wall? And the scaffold plank to the left of the gable-end window opening, seems like a springboard to disaster... too long a span to support a worker setting rafters at the ridge... and a real potential head-banger for the guy on his knees squinting in the sunlight. Hope he remembers how close it is when he gets up!