We're creating a 12 by 12 bracket we have cut three 12 inches and three 10 and 1/2 inches here's our plan so we have a ten and a half inch here and a twelve inch here and if you look at it this whole thing combined is twelve inches and this is twelve inches and we're going to have this piece of wood stand right here so Metal Corner Brackets it's gonna act like a bracket we're gonna cut out at 45-degree angles so let's go we have cut one forty-five degree angle but we're not sure where to cut the next 45-degree angle so the easy way to figure this out is put this angle right here and then we use a stabilizer to level it and then you could see that we still have one right angle here and then we just mark the line right here look at this let's see we made little traps over here and let these fit perfectly so we want to put our trapezoid here in the middle and we know that this length is three and a half inches and this length is one and a half inches. corner brace, corner bracket brace, shelf bracket, or L bracket. Railway Sleeper Brackets and Fixings
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So we want to put it in the middle and we have made little 1 inch spacers which will help us put in the middle well we want to put some screws here and we have a 10 inch on the bottom and a 12 inch here and if you could see we want it to be perfect we have made three brackets cutting plank for the shelf attach the brackets to the studs placing shelf on the bracket and attachments unscrews thanks for watching alright this is what I'm building next Outdoor Screws it's a porch canopy gonna be double roman tiles on their braces and bill first is this brace two of them for being three might reduce this one this is for p3 as well about my reduce not know but it's brake tint I'm gonna chop a hole in the brickwork so it's gonna run straight through there and then part of me wants to put a decent joint Yin in there.

But I don't want to compromise the strength of this by chopping into there so I think I'm just going to screw that through that and this will get ba bleep back to the wall this main being in this cross beam because when I cross that that's 43 the span between the two is two to six so to work out the span of a floor joists you halfway allowed an inch or divided by 20 and that's when it in the metric so at two to six o is one more and three are which is have been more than four inches I've got four inches there but I'm using three-inch Timbers on calculation for floor joists is for two-inch timber so I think I should be okay this brace I need wider timber and it's gonna be three inches thick no way it's gonna be three inches thick that one this is 4 inches con su that's gonna be 3 so probably some 9 B 3 4 that's books so I'm sort of playing that flat there's gonna be the level little tournament at the end of these.