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nail laminating the multi-ply header

By WoodEngineering Posted on September 19, 2021 Posted in Uncategorized Tagged with 16d, 20d, adjustment, beam, common, design, hammer, header, laminate, laminating, lateral, load, multi, multiple, nail, NDS, ply, side, sinker, spacing

 

Rafter Bearing and Anchorage

By WoodEngineering Posted on September 16, 2021 Posted in Uncategorized Tagged with beam, bearing, framing, girder, header, rafter, roof, slant nail, support, toenail

Rafter Bearing and Anchorage … So, of course, the rafters need to `bear’ on (be supported by) something. For Linda’s Goat Barn the rafters will rest on `headers’. The design of the barn, remember, is `pole barn’, e.g., rafters supported …

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… rafter deflection!

By WoodEngineering Posted on July 7, 2021 Posted in Uncategorized Tagged with beam, concentrated, deflection, girder, header, load, rafter, sag, serviceability, stiffness

… now for `deflection’ … So far we’ve been dodging the `deflection’ issue. `Deflection’ of a beam, rafter, girder, header … is how much the beam `bows’, or bends. For a beam or rafter supported at it’s ends, the deflection …

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