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The garage journal
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Cool thread!
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The Garage Journal is an amazing place...I joined when I reworked one of my barns into a shop. Very smart folks in all aspects of garage gouge.
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Neat thread ... thanks !
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So much to lust over. Right now my primary motivation towards finishing the basement in my house.....the garage is next!
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my new garage toy
the beam on the right side of pic 2 can be set up to handle at least 10,000# in case i have to sling a boat or raise a 6 cylinder Cat and tranny http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1294299662.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1294299680.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1294299699.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1294299721.jpg |
Ron, are those simpson ties the only thing holding that beam up??
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yep
30" simpson strongtie strap and screws into 11 sets of rafters comes out to about 100#/rafter pair. They are not deck screws. Technically simpson doesn't list specs for its screws being used like this but says it's trying to construct a chart . Text says to use nails. For instance deck screws is the worst thing to use. each rafter set peak will receive a 36" 2x6 joist on opposite sides of the hoist header and on top of the header will receive a 30" simpson strap all attached by 1/4" x 3" simpson screws for overkill. A 150 screw box is expensive. it's not code and can be turned into a coat rack. Around here if it's not nailed it can be considered temporary. The hoist itself is designed to not be able to lift more that 125% of its rating or it goes kaput. There are better commercial hoists around but i wanted the flash due to helping maintain the house's flash value. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1294324921.jpg |
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