Excellent explanation and very detailed steps to fully cover a very tricky subject when building a deck or house as a owner builder. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge...only 62 thumbs up????????? I would be sharing this video to anybody doing any sort of building with timber.
Thank u very much I got my grang ma house the roof build by round beam 9 m long to 4 m width 4 round beam broken at end of beam left side . I really don't know why !! Asa Baghdad Area òf section 300 cm/2
Thanks Matt for sharing your knowledge. My question is, all these terms are also applicable for other materials such as steel and reinforced concrete structures?
These terms are from a regulation covering timber framing. When dealing with steel and concrete you would probably need to refer to engineering principles.
Concise and thorough; a perfect combination. Well done, sir.
Your channel has helped me immensely to understand some carpentry terms and how to read span tables. Just wanted to say thank you!
Superb synopsis well presented with clarity…thx
Thank you Matt, it does make sense for my Residential drafting course, Thank you Susan, for showing us this as well..
Very thorough and informative video. Thanks Matt!
Excellent explanation and very detailed steps to fully cover a very tricky subject when building a deck or house as a owner builder. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge...only 62 thumbs up????????? I would be sharing this video to anybody doing any sort of building with timber.
Cheers. I’m glad it was helpful
@@mattthechippietrainer From one Aussie to another your welcome mate.
Super helpful video. Please keep posting content dude!!
Thank! Very underrated video!
Very helpful
Thank u very much
I got my grang ma house the roof build by round beam 9 m long to 4 m width
4 round beam broken at end of beam left side . I really don't know why !!
Asa Baghdad
Area òf section 300 cm/2
As a non-native english speaker, this was not hard to follow👍
Thanks Matt for sharing your knowledge. My question is, all these terms are also applicable for other materials such as steel and reinforced concrete structures?
Your channel is a treasure mate. Thanks
These terms are from a regulation covering timber framing. When dealing with steel and concrete you would probably need to refer to engineering principles.