Roof carpentry

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czechsonofagun

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How about it?:thumbsup:
 

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   / Roof carpentry #2  
Now that took some time and skill - what is the building and who did the work ?
 
   / Roof carpentry #3  
What I say, Can't be toooooooooooooo Strong!!!!!!!! Great job, how long did it take?
 
   / Roof carpentry #4  
What is it in? A restaurant or ?? Very neat.
 
   / Roof carpentry #5  
Sorta looks like the result of only having short lumber.
 
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Wish I had the skills to do something like that only on a much smaller scale.:D
 
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That is what I call a highly skilled craftsman.
 
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it looks complex and there seems to be a lot of overkill...but anyone that knows how to read a (real) framing square should be able to cut (from theory) all those members (lengths and angles) on the ground and toss them up...if the pitch is true...
 
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it looks complex and there seems to be a lot of overkill...but anyone that knows how to read a (real) framing square should be able to cut (from theory) all those members (lengths and angles) on the ground and toss them up...if the pitch is true...

True, but the problem comes from working in real world - the beam is not straight, tolerances add up to create some real troubles, etc. Very easy - at least for me :) - to build it in my mind, or on paper, but to make it solid there are other factors I don't take in account every time:mad:
 
 
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