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Siscowet wrote: That beam is one beautiful piece of wood. I have a 25 foot 12"x12" Norway pine post acts as the center support holding up my roof. Piecess of wood like those two really add character to a house.
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No nails JT, its put in place and not a single nail is holding it in or any part of it...jtallen83 wrote: Very nice wood, that beam deserves a spot front and center for sure! :twothumbs:
Good luck driving nails into it! :blink:
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OleCowboy wrote:
No nails JT, its put in place and not a single nail is holding it in or any part of it...jtallen83 wrote: Very nice wood, that beam deserves a spot front and center for sure! :twothumbs:
Good luck driving nails into it! :blink:
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Siscowet wrote: That beam is one beautiful piece of wood. I have a 25 foot 12"x12" Norway pine post acts as the center support holding up my roof. Piecess of wood like those two really add character to a house.
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That is some mighty beautiful work, as stated, lots of nice wood exposed is good.OleCowboy wrote: Amazing, over 150 years old, Hickory, originally 37 feet long, straight as an arrow...
Standing in the front door, this is the view
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View from office into kicthen front entryway
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Note how we buried the HVAC vent, near perfect fit to rafters, so starting at 8am till 6 pm, ME and 1 other guy my contractor installed and fitted the beam. One hellva job
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