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Probably overkill ...
I really wanted 3/16" plate for this project , but all the local supplier
had was 1/4 and the price was right so ... I've been fabricating some beam hangers for attaching the short beams for the kitchen to the block wall of the cellar . They are made from an 8 x 12 plate on top with an 8 x 10 plate welded on to form an L . Top plate attaches to the 2 x 8 bolted to the top of the block wall , vertical will probably float but I may decide to use tapcons to secure it to the block . The saddle for the beam is also made from cut pieces of plate , and all is welded with 7018 or ER70S6 .023 wire . MIG is only on corners , 1/4" is max for this little welder . The beams are doubled 2 x 10s with 1/2' ply between , 8' long . They will run from the existing beams to the cellar wall . -- Snag |
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