In this episode of Cabin in the Woods, we wrap up installing roof sheathing, move on to installing out synthetic felt paper, and then I show you my method and framer math behind corner bracing. I am hoping my framer math makes sense to someone and it helps them out. If there is great interest, and enough people leave a comment about wanting a more in depth video on how to figure angle bracing, I would be up for creating that video. The thing to understand about the framer math I share, is it is applicable on so many different parts of the build process. Once you learn the simple way to apply these mathematical principals to your work, things become much easier and also much more precise. We used the Milwaukee Framing Nailer entirely on the second half of the roof sheathing due to my inability to buy more coil nails.... Thankfully I had a box of 2" 30 degree ring shanks that we could use instead. I wouldn't say it was a whole lot slower, and honestly I figured it was a good way to throw a bunch of nails through the new M18 Milwaukee Framing nailer. It worked really well!! Acme Tools Affiliate Link for Milwaukee Framer: Supports RR Buildings https://imp.i284638.net/bnv6x My Top Tool List https://imp.i284638.net/orPQm Looking for good hearing protection on site or at home that also doubles as your radio, allows you to take phone calls, and has noise reduction? Check out ISOtunes! I've been wearing them for over a year and they've greatly helped reduce the ringing in my ears at night! http://bit.ly/2PoXSBw Use my Code to save!! RRB10 If you'd like to support RRBuildings, below are various ways to help! Shirts: https://rrbuildings.bigcartel.com/ Hats: https://www.beachandbarn.com/collections/kyle-stumpenhorst-rrbuildings Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/rrbuildings Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rrbuildings