Barn Raising Part 1 Installing T Plates

[@demetriusgallitzin8859]

I've got to see if I can combine some of these techniques for a shed like on the woodwood1 channel for a Korean hanok. They tend to use full rounded logs for the posts and rafters although some lumber is milled square in the bent assembly. The precise joinery always throws me off even if they stick to 45 and 90 degree angles. :)

[@garylostinspace8500]

Why dont you make a jig instead of measuring each time? I sure like those brackets you make!!

[@miketrev28]

Thank you for your wonderful work. I have one question, which you probably address somewhere. What is the use of lofts these days? Most use round bales that are too heavy to get into a loft in most instances. Thanks, Mike

[@BarnGeek]

Lots of things, art studio, storage, apartment, ect. but also hay. Most small farmers and homesteads still use square bales. Not everyone has a tractor that will move round bales.

[@justinmorrow2932]

do you laser cut the plates? make everyones life easier and notch the middle when cutting them

[@ThomasShue]

$200 bucks for plans, that's crazy. I only see 4 barn types in the "free preview". Is there a place to see the barns you have full plans for with cultists? Is it just the 4 barns shown. I am looking fir that really tall hayloft barn

[@BarnGeek]

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[@WarshMeh]

Just SUBBED!

[@jonsmith9708]

How do you feel about t rex brackets

[@dennismalandro2110]

The same way I feel about t rex anything, they're more useful for barn razing than for barn raising

[@jonsmith9708]

Dennis Malandro what???

[@lukedamon6518]

They are Barn Geek's competitor....