The actual footprint would be 17 inches with a height of 51 inches. A 4x4 is actually 3.5 x 3.5 Hence the 7 inches removed from the 24 inch piece of cribbing = 17 inches
You could be correct, but not if they made their own cribbing. Most cribbing for most departments was probably made decades and generations ago. We saw that they made their own modern day plywood pads instead of using bought rubber pads. In our fd we use actual dimensions i.e. 4”x4” for our cribbing. Instead of Doug fir, ours are made from Hardwood Cherry.
Great easy to understand video on cribbing. Thank you for including the details on the wood and associated numbers.
I’m going to recommend the Pre made pad stack carry straps at our next meeting. Great idea.
Very good explanation!
Great video.
Nicely presented.
Thank you👍
FDNY, the best!
The actual footprint would be 17 inches with a height of 51 inches. A 4x4 is actually 3.5 x 3.5 Hence the 7 inches removed from the 24 inch piece of cribbing = 17 inches
You could be correct, but not if they made their own cribbing. Most cribbing for most departments was probably made decades and generations ago. We saw that they made their own modern day plywood pads instead of using bought rubber pads. In our fd we use actual dimensions i.e. 4”x4” for our cribbing. Instead of Doug fir, ours are made from Hardwood Cherry.
I'm really sure you can build it yourself. I did this 2 weeks ago thanks to the Woodglut plans.