NRST8TRKR
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Change in wall type ,Walls not lined up maybe, just guessing. Have a great 4th,Ken
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Under tools ,materials list, materials by room. Hope this helps. Have a great week,Ken
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Sorry, I missed that you are using the INT. program. No help.
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If you are using x-9 there are some arched toe kicks in the new Ted Wood library. Hope you find something you can use. Have a great week enk, Ken
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Thanks again.
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Thanks again.
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Thank you Sir.
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Tray dividers and RO for cabinets with open door
NRST8TRKR replied to MarkMc's topic in Symbols and Content
Thank you,Mark -
Thank you,David
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Thank you Robert
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Thanks Joe, and yes they still work. Have a great week,Ken
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Thank you Robert
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Thank you Joe
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Thank You
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Thank you Bill
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Thank you Dennis, Have a great week,Ken
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Thank you,George
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Thanks Robert
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Thank you,Robert
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Thanks for posting Curt, Will be a great tool for learning terrain. Have a great weekend,Ken
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One reason to use a 2x on top of the subfloor is to hold the soffit up and give more room over windows. Have a great weekend,Ken
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Make joist header ext. finish same as ICF foundation finish
NRST8TRKR replied to bradak60's topic in General Q & A
My first thought in looking at this is about shear wall constr. We are required now to start osb at mud sill and tie mud sill, rim joist and wall framing together. seems not to work in this case. Have a great week end, Ken -
Just completed a two unit building offset just like this. Have to use party wall as Eric, has, said and then Exterior wall for offset and run exterior wall of unit a past party wall on one side and exterior wall of unit b past party wall on other side. Makes for pain for dimensioning and things jumping around. Great week end to all,Ken
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Marsha, Enjoy your weekend,Ken
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Use a room divider or an invisible wall to split the rooms. Has ceiling in the dbx on the room with a flat ceiling and has no ceiling in the room with the cathedral ceiling . Then you will have to use the ceiling plane button and drag the ceiling planes in with the pitch you desire. Hope this helps. Have a great week end, Ken
