>>3010503
Nice. Get some!

it's just their left over scrap that they don't want to fill up their dumpster with.

>>3010591
Yes, einstein. We all read the description.

>>3010503

>come take all our scrap so we dont have to pay to have it sent to the landfill

classic.

>>3012037
i know a guy who sheathed his entire garage with cutoffs, and then did the drywall with cutoffs as well. the OSB was all about 16x48 and the drywall was all about 12x96 good times

>>3012052

I bet that structure isnt sound using pieces of wood instead of full sheets. probably one unstable mess.

I mean you can always just burn it for heat

>>3012077
>you need to use entire pieces of glued together sawdust, not sections of glued together sawdust
Listen to yourself.

>>3012077
As long as they were oriented long ways across the studs it would still be extremely stable.

>>3012108
>Listen to yourself.

you should take your own advice. go learn some carpentry and engineering and then maybe you can make some sort of comment

>>3012112
>When your plywood sheathing is load-bearing
While you're at it, you should rest your roof trusses on your plumbing, since the copper provides extra reinforcement

>>3012037
if people can make good use of it, both parties benefit

>>3012276
Do you not understand stick built framing? Sheathing prevents sheer, aka it's anti racking. No sheathing and you get that meme video of a two story house collapsing in wind because the builder built out the second story before sheathing the first story. Sheathing is very much a structural member of the house, unless you have sheer beams across a wall, but those aren't common.