hey thanks for the video, however your method is a bit tedious. Check this one, this is the one I used: ua-cam.com/video/7f724ckbuSc/v-deo.html 1. basically you need a very good Jigsaw. I bought the Bosch JS572EK 7.2 Amp Top-Handle Jig Saw Kit 2. Put the 2x4 on the floor and level it with a shim, just to mark it. this one I used: FastCap Accuscribe Scribing Tool 3. Mark the 2x4 by using a scribing tool that reproduces the floor shape on the 2x4, I use the FastCap Accuscribe Scribing Tool. the bottom part of the tool is on the ground, the marker on the 2x4. 4. now you have a curved line that you saw with your jigsaw, it will be perfect on the ground. 5. If your 2x4s are somehow curved from the top part, you need a circular saw to cut a straight line. 6. I put a plastic sheet over everything and put small gravel between the 2x4s to add mass good luck
...what did you do prior to preventing moisture, mold and your wood rotting below the floor?
How is the sound when walking on?
hey thanks for the video, however your method is a bit tedious.
Check this one, this is the one I used: ua-cam.com/video/7f724ckbuSc/v-deo.html
1. basically you need a very good Jigsaw. I bought the Bosch JS572EK 7.2 Amp Top-Handle Jig Saw Kit
2. Put the 2x4 on the floor and level it with a shim, just to mark it. this one I used: FastCap Accuscribe Scribing Tool
3. Mark the 2x4 by using a scribing tool that reproduces the floor shape on the 2x4, I use the FastCap Accuscribe Scribing Tool. the bottom part of the tool is on the ground, the marker on the 2x4.
4. now you have a curved line that you saw with your jigsaw, it will be perfect on the ground.
5. If your 2x4s are somehow curved from the top part, you need a circular saw to cut a straight line.
6. I put a plastic sheet over everything and put small gravel between the 2x4s to add mass
good luck