After a short break for some odds and ends .. fireplace screens, a couple of repairs, a very short one step railng, and some work on
a couple more cockatoo chairs, Sam has headed into another big railing project with his builder friend
Scott Thompson. This design is one loosely based on
a previous project for a contemporary house Scott built in 2008.
These are the first two completed sections and Sam and Jim oiled them up before they left today. I haven't been to the house or seen the full drawing, but these two 7' sections will be installed next week and measurements will then be taken for the other 7' section that will connect them and complete the open balcony area. Then I understand there are at least two angled railings that go down the stairs ... I can't wait to see the finished house ....
Here's an end view showing the half posts that will bolt to the inset beams at the ends of the open section. The railings jut out from the posts on short angles so they can attach to the vertical edges of the beam which will provide a secure and rigid connection. Apparently there are some other angled elements on the floor below that suggested this interesting and artistic concept. I'll have to see it when it's all finished.
As usual, Sam made the drawings and then Trevor cut a spacing jig on the cnc that enables Sam to quickly and accurately weld up the pieces.....
The angled jigs were a little trickier, but a lot smaller and worked slick ...
After a short break for some odds and ends .. fireplace screens, a couple of repairs, a very short one step railng, and some work on a couple more cockatoo chairs, Sam has headed into another big railing project with his builder friend Scott Thompson. This design is one loosely based on a previous project for a contemporary house Scott built in 2008.
These are the first two completed sections and Sam and Jim oiled them up before they left today. I haven't been to the house or seen the full drawing, but these two 7' sections will be installed next week and measurements will then be taken for the other 7' section that will connect them and complete the open balcony area. Then I understand there are at least two angled railings that go down the stairs ... I can't wait to see the finished house ....
Here's an end view showing the half posts that will bolt to the inset beams at the ends of the open section. The railings jut out from the posts on short angles so they can attach to the vertical edges of the beam which will provide a secure and rigid connection. Apparently there are some other angled elements on the floor below that suggested this interesting and artistic concept. I'll have to see it when it's all finished.
As usual, Sam made the drawings and then Trevor cut a spacing jig on the cnc that enables Sam to quickly and accurately weld up the pieces.....
The angled jigs were a little trickier, but a lot smaller and worked slick ...
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