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[ToolMaker]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

Yeah right.

Why didn't you mortis the beam then!

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by ToolMaker

Why didn't you mortis the beam then!

*mortise



If you had read the post where I described the process, then you would understand that the "large timber" is not a beam. As such, does not require mortise joinery. That type of connection, simplified to take advantage of modern screw technology, was used in the posts.

[higgyburners]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

*mortise



If you had read the post where I described the process, then you would understand that the "large timber" is not a beam. As such, does not require mortise joinery. That type of connection, simplified to take advantage of modern screw technology, was used in the posts.

But would of looked better...Yes?

[ToolMaker]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

*mortise



If you had read the post where I described the process, then you would understand that the "large timber" is not a beam. As such, does not require mortise joinery. That type of connection, simplified to take advantage of modern screw technology, was used in the posts.

I built my entire timber frame without nails.
Every joint was pegged with oak dowels.
I was just razzing you!

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by ToolMaker

I built my entire timber frame without nails.
Every joint was pegged with oak dowels.
I was just razzing you!

Pictures are now required.

I built my vacation home primarily with paid subcontractors, while living/ working 100 miles away. So my typical routine was to take most of every Friday off, drive up with my GC, inspect and write checks. Knowing that I would only be on site about 2-3 hours per week, I designed the project to be as simple as possible.

I've always admired timber framed homes, but my GC advised me against traditional joinery. The issue here is that the skilled labor pool has a reputation for being dopers, and thus can't be relied upon to be at the job when you need them to be.

So I designed the house as a sort of hybrid, large members only for the exposed posts, center beams and simple Western framing on the remaining. To assemble the timbers, I designed screwed or bolted connections, including Simpson hidden beam hangers.

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by higgyburners

But would of looked better...Yes?

As if you'd know.

[ToolMaker]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

Pictures are now required.

I built my vacation home primarily with paid subcontractors, while living/ working 100 miles away. So my typical routine was to take most of every Friday off, drive up with my GC, inspect and write checks. Knowing that I would only be on site about 2-3 hours per week, I designed the project to be as simple as possible.

I've always admired timber framed homes, but my GC advised me against traditional joinery. The issue here is that the skilled labor pool has a reputation for being dopers, and thus can't be relied upon to be at the job when you need them to be.

So I designed the house as a sort of hybrid, large members only for the exposed posts, center beams and simple Western framing on the remaining. To assemble the timbers, I designed screwed or bolted connections, including Simpson hidden beam hangers.

I will scan and post tomorrow.
No pun intended.

You can peek at my garage until then.

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[higgyburners]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

As if you'd know.

So yes

[Bruze]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

Pictures are now required.

I built my vacation home primarily with paid subcontractors, while living/ working 100 miles away. So my typical routine was to take most of every Friday off, drive up with my GC, inspect and write checks. Knowing that I would only be on site about 2-3 hours per week, I designed the project to be as simple as possible.

I've always admired timber framed homes, but my GC advised me against traditional joinery. The issue here is that the skilled labor pool has a reputation for being dopers, and thus can't be relied upon to be at the job when you need them to be.

So I designed the house as a sort of hybrid, large members only for the exposed posts, center beams and simple Western framing on the remaining. To assemble the timbers, I designed screwed or bolted connections, including Simpson hidden beam hangers.

Nice place Yaddy!
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[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by higgyburners

So yes

Go back to your gaye porn collection dude- this stuff is way beyond your comprehension.

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by Bruze

Nice place Yaddy!
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Thanks. I'm here permanently now. Sold the city place at what looks to be the peak of the market.

[higgyburners]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

Go back to your gaye porn collection dude- this stuff is way beyond your comprehension.

*Gay
You Sound jelly...have i challenged your intelligence..No you are ignorant there is no doubt

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by higgyburners

*Gay
You Sound jelly...have i challenged your intelligence..No you are ignorant there is no doubt

*I

"Sound jelly", wtf? Yeah, I choose to be ignorant about your gayeness.

[Steve_R]

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[DJ_Critterus]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

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When he dies? Hell, GTOgay will smoke him now.

[LATB]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

To answer Lar's obvious self-serving question, yes I do know how to build stairs. Although I didn't cut the carriages for this, or set the treads and risers, I laid it out in the plans for my carpenter and he built those items per plan. I then installed several pounds of screws to make sure that it won't squeak in my lifetime. Then I cut the large pine timber, got a helper to get it into position, and used all hidden timber screws for the install. Then I made the pine timber railing, installed it along with the steel balusters and maple handrail.

So, you actually did not build the stairway.

[GTOguy]

Originally Posted by DJ_Critterus

When he dies? Hell, GTOgay will smoke him now.

I may be convinced to smoke some rope, but if you want some root smooched, you'll have to call on Hiney.

[GTOguy]

Originally Posted by LATB

So, you actually did not build the stairway.

He never claimed to have, that I could tell. He drew the plans and hired it done.
He's a Civil Engineer, not a day-laborer.

[Tikiman]

Originally Posted by Strats-N-Vettes

Because they're all memes of you?????

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Originally Posted by GTOguy

He never claimed to have, that I could tell. He drew the plans and hired it done.
He's a Civil Engineer, not a day-laborer.

Now he's over on the sheet carrier thread moving the goalposts because he was proven wrong on the bed lengths.

[GTOguy]

Originally Posted by Tikiman

Now he's over on the sheet carrier thread moving the goalposts because he was proven wrong on the bed lengths.

*wrong-o (per Yad-speak)