Perfection
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@slbaumgartner said:
Boy, without knowing the actual locations of everything it is tough to say whether that is sloped or just the beam is angled away from the camera...maybe if Jeff wants to analyze the video frame by frame
hmm.. i didn't really analyze anything.. i just happened to see it.. you're free to look at the frozen frame above or ignore it.. i don't care.
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@krisidious said:
I think we would need to know the intended use to know if it was sufficient.
http://youtu.be/m4P9UqIXlgU
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@jeff hammond said:
i think the one in the video is actually angled in a similar way as gilles is showing.. when trying to look at the one they're working on, it's hard to tell if they're angled or if it's just camera perspective but this frame shows the other beam in the background in which the angle is more clearly noticeable.
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Sloped for sure !
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@dave r said:
Well, then, you're saying the joint in the video isn't such a great joint after all?
I don't agree with you at all on that. I can think of plenty of joints that don't have angled cuts that are more than strong enough.
Dave you are a woodworker; try to do the two versions, do a load test and report.
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@jeff hammond said:
Video
That is frickin awesome...
Now I'm going to have to watch all their videos... See yall in a few days.
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@krisidious said:
@jeff hammond said:
Video
That is frickin awesome...
Now I'm going to have to watch all their videos... See yall in a few days.
at the very end, it shows a quick flash of the completed project and it looks amazing.
post a pic if you come across a cleaner view in the next few days
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