paul wheaton wrote:Yes! Looks good!
It looks like a lot of tough angles when fitting together the beams, but I assume you can notch and miter. You might not know that Boyce Lumber (in Missoula)- gives us contractor prices on things we buy a ton of (torque screws, mounting brackets) and, they give free advice. They have a computer they can enter support beams and distances into to calculate loads. There are tables I can give you to look that stuff up
online, but I've found going in to give them numbers and sketches saves a ton of time. There's another company you can free advice at too in Missoula, but I like the guys at Boyce.
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