Clad Wooden Frames with Cedar Siding
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Building Backyard WATERFALL FEATURE
What happens here
Cut tongue and groove cedar planks to size using a miter saw. The video demonstrates cutting the planks individually. Attach the cedar planks horizontally to the exterior of both the water basin frame and the tall back wall frame. Use a brad nailer to secure the planks, ensuring the brad nails are shot at an angle through the tongue of each plank to conceal the fasteners. Start with the bottom plank and work your way up.
Goal: Cover the wooden frames with tongue and groove cedar planks
Tools and materials
- Brad Nailer Ryobi — Attaching cedar planks to the frame
- Brad Nails — Securing cedar planks
- Cedar Planks — Exterior cladding for the water feature
- Compressor — Powering pneumatic nailer (if not battery-operated)
- Hearing Protection — Ear protection during cutting
- Measuring Tape Stanley — Measuring cedar planks
- Miter Saw Ryobi — Cutting cedar planks to length
- Pencil — Marking cut lines
- Safety Glasses — Eye protection during cutting and nailing
- Speed Square — Ensuring square cuts
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