Showing posts with label time lapse photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label time lapse photography. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 8, 2017
T6 T7 Lift
Today we put up the last of the truss assemblies. this is over the master bedroom, bath and guest bath room. Three trusses total, we will add the missing purlins and ceiling joists when everything is up. After this there will be 3 individual trusses left to get off the ground. It feels really, really good to have these up even if they're only chained in place till Hal can secure them with ledger locks. Tomorrow's weather is calling for rain, snow and high winds, not sure how much he'll be able to do, but he's going to try.
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Hal,
home building,
time lapse photography,
trusses
Sunday, October 15, 2017
The T2 Trusses are Up!!!
And it got a little hairy toward the end as the ratchet handle teeth started failing but with a little help from Hal's tractor we got the 4 trusses up! He has ordered bigger, stronger winches for the rest of the house. Hopefully those will work better with fewer hiccups.
Hal bent that handle off to be able to attach a socket wrench to continue turning. At that point we were only about 8 inches from the top and he used a 4 x 6 pole in the tractor bucket to push each truss corner onto their respective poles.
Link to a very short time lapse video of the T-2 lift. I tried embedding it but got an error.
In the meantime, until the new winches arrive, we have plenty of joist and purlin (joist hangers on the roof side) hangers to attach.
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| 4 winches, one on each pole |
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| smooth notch atop pole of for straps |
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| destroyed ratchet handle |
Link to a very short time lapse video of the T-2 lift. I tried embedding it but got an error.
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FZ-300,
Hal,
home building,
time lapse photography,
trusses,
video
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