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Flux #188520 08/13/09 11:17 PM
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Flux:

No need to be 'sorry'! A few of the posters that commented on this are not very active. That said....comments from the 'new' members are always welcomed.


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Flux #188522 08/14/09 10:08 AM
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That sure is a lot of embarsassing work right there.

~Matt


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TOOL_5150 #188529 08/14/09 10:21 PM
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The documentation I have read on several manufacturers of TGI's claim a round hole up to 1 1/2" can be made anywhere in the web as long as you stay 24" away from either end and provide 2 diameters (largest hole) of space between holes.

Larger holes must follow a chart that tells you how far from the center of the beam you can drill given the size of the hole you need.

I almost never hammer out the knockouts because they blow out bad on the backside and they never line up for a smooth pull.


The LVL's can be drilled too but with much less freedom. I prefer to go around those if I can.


Just looked up LP's chart and it's a bit different from the last one I referenced.

http://www.lpcorp.com/Literature/LP_SolidStart_LPI_18_Technical_Overview-US.pdf

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