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    • tademaT Offline
      tadema
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      Joe, my two passions 3d modeling and woodworking πŸ‘ . Great project.

      John

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      • renderizaR Offline
        renderiza
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        Nice to see SketchUp models being created in real life!

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        • Bryan KB Offline
          Bryan K
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          Wow! Excellent. Thanks for the shop pictures as well!

          See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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          • Joe WoodJ Offline
            Joe Wood
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            Well here's another shot of us working in the shop Bryan πŸ™‚

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            Joe Wood
            woodsshop.com/

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            • pbacotP Offline
              pbacot
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              Awesome shot of the shop!

              MacOSX MojaveSketchUp Pro v19 Twilight v2 Thea v3 PowerCADD

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              • andybotA Offline
                andybot
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                Beautiful work!! Thanks for sharing the pics and the process.

                http://charlottesvillearchitecturalrendering.com/

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                • Joe WoodJ Offline
                  Joe Wood
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                  I'd like to run this by you, open to other ideas, but this is going to Pa., snow country! I'm a So Cal boy and know nuthing about snow loads and didn't design this for that. I'm actually getting a liability release from them for any damage / failure due to snow loading πŸ™‚

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                  I've come up with this metal plate idea,

                  Joe Wood
                  woodsshop.com/

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                  • Criterion ArchitectureC Offline
                    Criterion Architecture
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                    @joe wood said:

                    I'd like to run this by you, open to other ideas, but this is going to Pa., snow country! I'm a So Cal boy and know nuthing about snow loads and didn't design this for that. I'm actually getting a liability release from them for any damage / failure due to snow loading πŸ˜„

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                    I've come up with this metal plate idea,

                    Hello Joe,

                    I am a native Pennsylvanian. That metal plate would fail because its relying on its shear strength rather than its tensile strength. I would recommend using a Simpson H1 hurricane tie and place it flush behind the main beam and attach under the jack.

                    Instagram: @criterionarchitecture

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                    • Joe WoodJ Offline
                      Joe Wood
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                      That's a good idea Steven! I've put them on outside of beam but never inside, I can see where it would help a lot! I'm going to look for other ties that could be run up and over the jack rafter.

                      Joe Wood
                      woodsshop.com/

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                      • Criterion ArchitectureC Offline
                        Criterion Architecture
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                        Yeah this is a unique moment in the structure that would require the tie to be located in the back to counter balance. Nonetheless, can't wait to see the final product, it'll look beautiful.

                        Instagram: @criterionarchitecture

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                        • Joe WoodJ Offline
                          Joe Wood
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                          So the Ichiban Azumaya! is going up! You need to shout that like a samurai πŸ™‚

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                          I give them good installation Info and like I said the CNC cut roof parts almost click together, look at how nice that first skip sheathing fares in πŸ™‚ that's a beautiful curve.

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                          it's looking real nice! All the skip sheathing is clear vertical grain too.

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                          Joe Wood
                          woodsshop.com/

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                          • pbacotP Offline
                            pbacot
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                            Wow! Looking fine! Looks like they had no trouble putting it up either!

                            MacOSX MojaveSketchUp Pro v19 Twilight v2 Thea v3 PowerCADD

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