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18×24 Hammer Beam Truss Plan

This 18×24 Hammer Beam truss plan is truly a work of art! If you are an experienced timber framer, this will make a superb project to showcase your skills. There are so many features in this design that create a […]

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How to Make and Use Curved Knee Brace Stock

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I was teaching timber framing to a group of students, and we were holding bimonthly sessions. One session only one student showed up. He and I talked over what could we do that was interesting or different for us to

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Tidbits – A Natural Union: Timber Frames and Straw Bales

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Timber frames and straw bales home
Photo courtesy of Andrew Morrison
A timber frame home clothed in straw bales and plaster is one like no other – a unique home perfectly adapted to any climate and full of whimsy. The techniques for creating a beautiful straw and timber home are simple,

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Episode 11: Peg Size, Span Distance, Cost of TF and Homeowners Insurance

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We are resuming our podcasts after a couple of years’ hiatus because we are excited to introduce our new Design Wizard, Moyer Fountain. We meet Moyer, and answer questions that folks have sent to us. We look forward to future podcasts as you send us more of your questions.

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Stop Bladed Scarf Joint With Cogs and Pegs

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Like all other scarf joints, you can use this joint to create a longer beam out of two shorter timbers. The cogs in this joint are the t-shape projections in the tenon. Since they help lock the joint in place, they also increase the bending strength against horizontal loads.

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Cameron Edwards – Douglas Fir Hammer Beam Addition

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Timber Frame Joints and Joinery

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Post to Beam Joinery Learn More Knee Braces and Struts Learn More Roof Joinery Learn More Scarf Joints Learn More Floor Framing Learn More Compound Joinery Learn More Post and Beam Joinery Learn More Foundation Details Learn More Joints and

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Half and Bridled Scarf Joint

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When you need a beam longer than the sizes of your lumber, a scarf joint is the way to go. In this attractive half and bridled scarf joint, each beam is split longitudinally and connects to its partner with a mortise on one end and a tenon on the opposite end.

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24×24 Timber Frame King Post Pavilion

500 sqft. to 1000 sqft., Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Plans, Backyard Offices, Barn Plans, Cabin Plans, Carport Plans, Event Pavilions, Garage Plans, Pavilion Plans, Picnic Shelter, Plans for Sale, Pole Barns, Pool House Plans, Ready-To-Raise™ Timber Frame Kit, Wedding Pavilions, Workshops / 39 Comments

Are you looking for a clean and simple, slightly larger pavilion plan? This 24×24 timber frame king post pavilion boasts 576 square feet. That makes it a perfect size to become a generous garage with storage options, or a sweet guest house or roomy workshop.

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Smith king post Gazebo on corner of deck

Reid Smith – Deck Corner King Post Gazebo

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Project InformationCompany or Owner:Reid SmithDesigner/Architect:Timber Frame HQLocation:La Crescent, MinnesotaTimber Framer:Reid SmithProject Description: A beautiful king post style post and beam gazebo graces the expanded corner of this deck. The view from the structure is outstanding! This pavilion was built using one of

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