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How to fix warped wood

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sukru tikves7 months ago

Please don't do this. The wood is already gone. It won't provide proper structural support. And by cutting it across multiple places, you ensure it will fail early.

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The Morality Singularity7 months ago

Him: "Hey, I fixed your plank!" Me: "That's awesome. How?" Him: "By adding several critical failure points!" Me: "You know what; that's your plank now. Keep it."

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Zap ⚡7 months ago

you can steam it , then clamp straight & let it dry

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🚲 frei - jottes 7 months ago

How stupid is that .... Use some hot water and steam and bend it.

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Vanilla Chip7 months ago

It wasn’t even that fucking bowed. You could have straightened it out when you were nailing it off.

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BigDog7 months ago

Don't do what this dumbass did. The only way to straighten that board and maintain structural integrity is by steam bending. ~

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Not So Wild Anymore Bill7 months ago

Not all wood is used for structural purposes. We have no idea what it will be in its final form. The hand planners and routers seen are seldom used on structural lumber. He is using what he has, quick and dirty does have a place in reality, always has and always will.

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Edmond Ying7 months ago

I don't know, looks like this will weaken the beam.

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Meme Machine7 months ago

You already made the wood weaker And instead of getting a proper piece You use a weaker defective piece 3rd world carpentry smh

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Chris Wagner7 months ago

That's a $4 board and about $25 in labor to "fix" it, plus it can't be used for anything load bearing

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LetsGoChamp7 months ago

If you wood glue two pieces together and break it, it will break the wood before the glue. Might not look ideal but the rigidity of the board isn’t being compromised here.

Slawo Kornik's profile picture
Slawo Kornik7 months ago

Not ok.

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Brady Bullet Dodger7 months ago

Or I could just buy a straight piece of damn wood. If I caught one of my workers spending this much time trying to straighten a 2x4, I would fire him

Brent F. Gray's profile picture
Brent F. Gray7 months ago

"Fix it" by making it as week as a butt glue joint. May as well burn it in a wood stove.

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Luis Leon7 months ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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ItsDAngelo7 months ago

You gotta be stupid to use this method. There are others that don’t compromise the woods structural integrity as significantly.

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Chris_'OH-58D/F-14'-SIMP 🇩🇪🇩🇰🇨🇭🎗️7 months ago

It's not fixed, it's broken.

Dean Sheppard's profile picture
Dean Sheppard7 months ago

Hey, @HomeDepot, see how it’s done?

Serge Fiankan's profile picture
Serge Fiankan7 months ago

It’s amazing he can straighten this warped 2×4 without even using a level.

TooKaN's profile picture
TooKaN7 months ago

No. Just no. Don't do this.

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s0lven7 months ago

ive actually never been this locked in on a short video like im really gonna need this info one day

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よしりん7 months ago

もう強度ないやん

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Mo Toldya7 months ago

Perfect for headers 😳

F Society's profile picture
F Society7 months ago

Please don't do that

1DC's profile picture
1DC7 months ago

Look at the building they’re in, what y’all expect? 😂

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Tekkaman Raiden7 months ago

Well that's one way to do it lol.

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Mr Michael7 months ago

"You need a carpenter? I know a guy and he's cheap." The guy:

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Ω7 months ago

なんて邪道な、これで匠気取ってる低次元過ぎる。 強度とか考えないのかな。

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TomJonesAgain7 months ago

If that wood is warped because only one side got wet, this is a terrible way to fix that.

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Obscurity7 months ago

That works but soaking it in water and clamping it does the same thing with less work.