EddieWalker
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Probably too late, but screwing 2x4's over the plastic makes it stay in place pretty good.
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Eddie, thats a great trick, thanks. I can touch it up this weekend. Only supposed to get to 9 mph this week ao it should still be there
EddieWalker
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I meant around the edges. If I'm really expecting strong winds, I'll roll up the edges of the plastic and get the 2x4 over the rolled up plastic and screw through all of it.
buckeyefarmer
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Watched the video you just put up. Can you use epoxy for that bolt? I used some on concrete before.
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Buckeye, I used some on that bolt and also sunk a tapcon on the edge of the Plate, then switched to tapcons for the rest of the posts. They seem to work well.
Starting the timber post wall. DIY Timberframe SIPs house build #48 - YouTube
Starting the timber post wall. DIY Timberframe SIPs house build #48 - YouTube
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I had big hopes for yesterday.
My employer had a very large, public profile project that I had to support yesterday morning. It went well and by noon, I thought I had the rest of the day to work. As soon as I arrived on the farm, I got called back and had to work till midnight. I am awaiting an update email this morning to see my fate.
My employer had a very large, public profile project that I had to support yesterday morning. It went well and by noon, I thought I had the rest of the day to work. As soon as I arrived on the farm, I got called back and had to work till midnight. I am awaiting an update email this morning to see my fate.
buckeyefarmer
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Too bad you had to work work. Was a nice day for house work.
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Yes it was definitely a nice day. I hate squandering those on the computer.
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I managed to edit together another video from last weekend.
Douglas Fir post and beam house. The post wall begins. DIY Post and Beam, SIPs house #49 - YouTube
Douglas Fir post and beam house. The post wall begins. DIY Post and Beam, SIPs house #49 - YouTube
EddieWalker
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Just curious since you have already done it, but why didn't you get posts half as thick and install them to the inside of the SIP panel? You would have your full insulation behind the post, it would have been plenty strong enough to support anything, and you could get two for the price of one, or just cut one in half?