Greg_NY61

Looks good Bob,, nice design, I love the kitchen details!!!

I was messing around and made that in Sketchup real quick and imported as a symbol just to see how it will look, in CA a door opening will have to be made first and some adjustments will needed...

It was made in CA 7 version 

Custom Archway.calibz

Scott       Love it!

I agree with Jeff, someone will lose his mind trying to sort this out and figure out what's what.

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Greg, how are those attached to the interior of the building? They look really easy to install. The framers like easy.

 

Thanks for the input.

 

PS: Your alias is badass. I like it.

You don't attach them to the interior, you screw them in into the plate from the outside same as you do with DTT1Z. They adjustable and can be moved up and down, in and out.

I called simpson and got clarification on that on last Wed. I told them the diagram shows lag screw mounted in the plate but what do you do if the is deck joist is smaller than the interior joist. I was told It has to have 3" of penetration weather in the sill, header, stud or joist (2x8 min). It can also be thru bolted as well.The reason for the DTT1Z was for easier installation. I should have mentioned though that the holes are to be pre-drilled for lag bolts but that should be common sense.

 

I noticed the code book has no lag bolt placement requirements for in the rim joist for 60# live load decks only for 45# live load. My engineer has been requiring 2- 1/2" x 4" lag bolts staggered in every joist bay for spans up to 14' and 3 staggered after that.

 

You are correct though as that is the way it is drawn in the catalogue. But if you read the text it says it can attach to plate, header, stud or joist. Could you possible have an older catalogue?

 

PS: We no longer can use 2x6 PT for decks anymore.

We use now ADTT-TZ Tension ties much easier to use and easy to adjust in any situation.

They come in flush or full extension and they exceed 2015 IRC lateral attachment requirements, just have to check with your building department if they heard about them yet, because some of the building officials have no clue, so you have to provide them with literature.

Thanks for sharing... But you have to make some adjustment to your detail, DTT1Z Deck tie must be attached to the sill plate not the rim joist.

Is this what you trying to do?

Barn Copy 1.plan

Thanks Joe! You right in time with this. 

Thank you Jon! Nice piece of furniture will definitely use it.

Holy Karoly........ deck  railing would be a great subject for a workshop.  For some reason,  I still do not have it dialed in correctly.  If you guys are  up for a railing workshop,  let me know and I will plan on it.   I have a feeling this  would be a great workshop.

 

BTW,  I have resorted to doing all of this stuff manually.  It does not take too long and it gives me complete control over column insets and railing locations.  I have a feeling GW and I will have some heated debates over the best method.

Sign me up Scott... That is a good topic so  I'm definitely down.

P.S. If it's possible and if that works for everyone else to make that one day next week, this week is a little crazy here, nephew is getting married and I have 3 couples from all over the place stay in my house until Monday.

I'm not sure if this is what you trying to do. What I did is go Build Roof- Check Make roof baseline PolyLines, Change to Roof Layer set and adjust existing Roof PolyLines as you want them to go. After you done, select Build Roof and it will rebuild according to your roof PLines

Here is the plan.

Garrow Remodeling New.zip

I opened your plan, I don't see that board sticking out. 

Looks ok on my end.

Just let me know where and when there is a workshop... Count me in! 

Draw a wall> Place 2 garage doors in it that you like to combine> Change wall type to a room divider> Slide the doors side by side> Select Perspective full overview camera>Select Tools>Symbol>Convert To Symbol>Select Door>Name it and save it to your library

Never tried doing that in CA, been using Sketchup  by dropping floor plan layout in there and model and use Sketchup rendering engine.

They started to make 36" microwaves now, Maytag is one of them  36" 1.9 Cu Ft Over the Range Microwave Model # UMV2186AAW

The only place you see the wood is where the roof cuts the top wall. All other walls display the wall correctly. 

Would probably do something like this just make left side 2 story with matching roof 

Angela,

Select roof plane that you want to cut a hole in and select Create Hole tool at the bottom and make a hole in the roof where you want it and you can shape that hole any which way you want.

Thanks Mark! I will do that next time. The way I was doing it is making a cad detail of uppers and tracing them with PLine to get the total distance.

Is there a way to calculate cabinet crown molding? Or it has to be done manually...