I have a couple bowed green treated 6×6 10′ posts. I read an article a while back on how to let-in steel angle(?).
Anyone remember which issue?
I have a couple bowed green treated 6×6 10′ posts. I read an article a while back on how to let-in steel angle(?).
Anyone remember which issue?
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Greetings larry,
As a first time poster Welcome to Breaktime.
This post, in response to your question, will bump the thread through the 'recent discussion' listing again which will increase it's viewing.
Perhaps it will catch someone's attention that can help you with advice.
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Whatcha using the posts for exactly? Can you cover them with 1x to make em look straight if thats acceptable? Or are the posts supposed to give a timber frame effect? abd how bowed is it? Can you get away with using a power planer to split the difference si it looks acceptable?
Here's a project I'm trying to finish now that have 10' 6x6 posts (doug fir). I'm sitting here all pizzed off waiting for a call about a delivary of roof panels I ordered that STILL aren't here that should be...today or tomorrow or??? and really holding me up...grrrrrr. It's always sumpin'!
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