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strength of timber
Strengthening joists by adding additional timber, glueing and screwing. Will
the new 3 inch timber be ....significantly.... weakened if first, a three eighths diameter hole is drilled three quarters down, the screw driven through into the lower piece, and then the hole filled by a tight fitting three eighths wooden plug glued in place? Just wondering.. ZD |
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