Bee Haris wrote:Once we finished lunch, we started working on the solarium. Notching out for the rafters, and posts. This was my first experience with doing any kind of timber framing, and I enjoyed it! Though a bit tedious, it’s the type of work that suits me well. Working with my hands and paying attention to detail. We spent the whole afternoon cutting, chiseling, and filing the notches in that beam. Almost done with with it now.
After lunch we worked on the solarium. Marking and cutting to give a level surface to notch for the rafters and marking the log for the depth of the rafter notches. Yesterday we managed to get the beam up and mounted on the garage side. We carriage bolted the beam to the 2x6’s on the inside.
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Here’s a video of Dez and Grey starting the cut to level a beam for the solarium.
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Magdalene also got some great pictures of the solarium work!
Hi Nicole, thank you for searching the Permies forum for interesting threads!
I do my best to follow the threads of all boots. Sometimes it takes some time to find a new one. Maybe there is a thread like this where you (Nicole. Or someone else) give the latest news on boots and their (new) Permies threads?
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With the big beam in place, the round wood frame of the design is complete.
Next up, dimensional lumber for the roof!
Inge Leonora-den Ouden wrote:Maybe there is a thread like this where you (Nicole. Or someone else) give the latest news on boots and their (new) Permies threads?
If you check the topic list] for Wheaton Labs regularly, you will see all the current boots' BRKs; however, not every boot chooses to start one.
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A quick question since I am thinking about designing a similar structure off of a barn. Are the rafters fastened to the beams at all? Or are they shrink-fit like the green mallet on a dry handle?
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