How to Build Wood Scaffolding Planks (Walk Boards)

How to Build Wood Scaffolding Planks (Walk Boards) | DIY Scaffolding
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We're in the middle of replacing the stone veneer on our house with Versetta Stone and found ourselves needing more walk boards for the scaffolding we borrowed. Instead of buying some, we made them ourselves!

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Materials List
8 - 2x4's @ 92"
1 - 2x6 Ripped in Half and cut to 11" sections
Scrap piece of 2x6 for cut-out template
2 3/8" Hole Saw
1+ 1/2 sheets OSB @ 8'
2 1/2" Exterior Deck Screws
Wood Stain or Sealer

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