I'm at the point in my build where I'm about to build/install several floor-to-ceiling walls/partitions/cabinets. Two questions:
1. I get how to scribe the walls, but with the pencil/circular disk method you're left with a gap when you get to abrupt angles/changes from vertical to horizontal (if that makes sense). I can piece together a template with cardboard, but if anyone has some tips here on scribing it would be greatly appreciated. Especially interested in how to scribe complex shapes without having any sort of 'gap'.
2. Anything special to know about installing floor to ceiling walls/partitions/cabinets? My plan is to cut the correct height and then scribe the wall side, cut and install. Is there a concern for squeaks/noise here (seems as though it would be hard to get all the surfaces to screw together tightly)? How DO I best connect these pieces of ply to the walls/ceiling/floors? My plan was pocket joinery where I can, and otherwise L brackets.
Any input on these topics would be much appreciated, nervous about this step. Thanks.
1. I get how to scribe the walls, but with the pencil/circular disk method you're left with a gap when you get to abrupt angles/changes from vertical to horizontal (if that makes sense). I can piece together a template with cardboard, but if anyone has some tips here on scribing it would be greatly appreciated. Especially interested in how to scribe complex shapes without having any sort of 'gap'.
2. Anything special to know about installing floor to ceiling walls/partitions/cabinets? My plan is to cut the correct height and then scribe the wall side, cut and install. Is there a concern for squeaks/noise here (seems as though it would be hard to get all the surfaces to screw together tightly)? How DO I best connect these pieces of ply to the walls/ceiling/floors? My plan was pocket joinery where I can, and otherwise L brackets.
Any input on these topics would be much appreciated, nervous about this step. Thanks.